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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-08

The work of rebuilding the railroad be-
tween Richmond and Washington has al
ready been commenced. What spectacle
it Will be, when the Capital of the United
States and that of the crushed rebellion.
sre united by bonds Of iron-not more
firmly, let US hope, than North and South
will be united by bonds of patriotism and
frsternsl love.
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Special Report.
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
NEW YORK, April Z.
At the Stock Exchange the market was
very strong throughout the list, with the
exception of Erie, and higher prices were
made in most instances, with general
rush for stocks. And lsrge.business was
transacted. Most of the prominent bro
kers are on the Bull side.
Governments continued steady at yester-
days prices, though sales were not large.
The news of Sheridsn's great victory gave
them increased frmness.
Coal and Miscellaneous shares generally
steady, although not up to the highest
point of yesterday.
The gold market opened at $50 but fell
to l471 on advices from Virginia. The
gold room does not credit the surrender of
Lee and the market was stesdier toward
the close.
Money easy at 6 per cent on call.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
The market for Petroleum stocks is quiet.
Commonwealth, 800; Atls ntic, 227; Cherry
Run, 60; Germanis, IA; Manhattan, so +;
Rynd Farm, 1886; Bradley, 500; Excelsior,
45O; Heydrick, 253; Buchanan Farm, II !;
Empire City, $50.
PETROLEUM.
The Petroleum market is dull st 34c. for
crude, 524c. for refined in bond, and 723c.
for free.
IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
Henry s. Foote, late rebel Senator, ar
rived in the Etns yesterday, and landed
at Castle Garden. He took steerage pass
age in order to avoid Mr.. Stewards pass
port regulations, but the ruse did not avail
him. He was sent up to General Dix's
headquarters, and is now in Eldridge-street
jail.
TOBACCO sPECULAToRs.
The HsraEGs Washington special says:
The War Department has been literally
beseiged by tobacco spectators TO obtain
passes to Richmond.
1t is asserted that some special trade per.
mIts have been granted, but most of the
applicants were advised TO wait till the
soldiers in the recent battles have been
properly cared for.
sIDELLs PROPERTY.
The same special says: Some time ago
Slidell, the rebel representative in Paris,
gave q mortgage to French banker fOr
$50, 900 upon his property in New Orleans.
The banker now claims the property under
the laws of Louisisns. The suit is to be
instituted in the United States Court and
will be made test case.
The HsraLfs special from Sutherland
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TIE PIRATE DeFORD

POINT LOOKOUT, April 6.
To Hon Gideon WelLes, Secretary of the
NaVy:
The pirate DsFord is in Indian Creek,
Virginia, blockaded by several of my gun
boats. As soon as light draft gunboats get
up she will be reeaptured or destroyed.
(Signed). +. A. PARKER,
Commanding Potomac Flotilla.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-08

They had another season of rejoicing in
Wall street yesterday, over sheridan's
great victory. We hope that our Rrmiez
will keep them 50 busy at rejoicing for the
next two weeks that they will leave gold
alone, and let it tumble to its proper figure.
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Associated Press Report.
LEEs ARMT sURRENDERED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7, l:15 P. NJ.
Jay Cooke has received 8 dispatch from
H. D. Cooke, at Washington, stating that
Lees whole army is cornered and has sur
rendered, This is positive.
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CONTRADICTION.

PHILADELPHIA, April Z.
Jay Cooke has received 8 dispatch from
Washington stating that the report that
General Robert E. Lee is taken is contra
dicted. it is Fitz Hugh Lee. We have
the army, however, except small fragments,
whose capture, with Lee, Sheridan reports
ineVitsble
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ST. ALRANE RAIDFRA

ToREoTo, April Z.
Tue st. Albsns raiders arrived here to-
day from Montreal, were brought before
the Recorder this P n. charged with tha
misdemesnor. They applied for delay
until Sunday TO oOtsin counsel, which wsS
granted. They were remAnded and tina
case adjourned till Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-08

The account Of affairs in Richmond,
brought by Mr.. Colburn, of the New YorE
World, is very interesting, ond the char
actsr of its author is guarantee that it il
reliable.
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WAR DEPARTMENT

| Secretary OF war
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April I'll Pm.
To Major General Die:
The following kilograms announcing the
victory won yesterday by MsjOr-General
Sheridan over Lees army, has just been re-
eeived by this Department.
[Signedl EN-. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
CITY PoNT April 1886 AM
Honorable Secretary of Var:
At ll:l5 P. N. yesterday, at Burksville
Station, General Grant sends me the follow
ing from General Sheridan.
(Signed) A.LmcoLN.
BURKsVILLE, April 6-ll:15 P. N.
To Lieutenant General Grant.
have the honor to report that the enc.
my made stand at tie intersection of the
Burks Station road upon which they were
retreating. attacked them with two di-
visions of the 9Th Army Corps and routed
them handsomely making q connection
ton with the cavalry. am still pressing
on with both cavalry and infantry.
Up to the presenttim we have captured
Generals Ewell, Kershsw, Britton, Corse,
DeBarrs and Gusts Lee, several thousand
prisoners, fourteen pieces Of artillery, with
csissons, and large number of wagons
If the thing is pressed 1 think Lee will
surrender.
[Signed P. d. SHERIDAN,
Msjor General Commanding.
CITY POINT, April 7.-9AM.
Hon. E. NJ Stanton;
The following further intelligence is just
received.
[oigned] A. LINCOLN.
BURKsvILLE, April 6.
To 4. Lincoln:
The following telegram are respectfully
forwarded for your information.
[Signedl u. s. GRANT.
2D ARMY CORPS, 79O P. NJ, April 6.
Major General Il. S. Webb:
Our last fight, just before dark, at Sail
or's Greek, gave US two guns, three fagE
and considerable number of prisoners
two hundred wagons, seventy smbulsnces
with mules and horses to about one-hsli
the wagons and ambulsnces. There are
between thirty and fifty wagons in sddi
ton abandoned and destroyed along the
road, and some battery wagons, fOrges snd
limbers.
I have already reported to you the esp.
ture of one gun, two flags and some prison
ers, and the fact that the read for over two
miles is strewed with tents, baggage cock
ing untensils, some ammunition and ma
teriAls of sll kinds. The wagons are scros
the approach to the bridges, and it vii
take some time to clear it. The enemy i
in position on the heights beyond, will
artillery. The bridge is partially destroy
! ed, and the approaches on the other sid
f are of soft bottom land.
We cannot advance tomorrow in tn
same manner we have to-day. As soon 8
I get my troops up little-we are cOnsid
! ! ersbly mixed-I might push q cOlum
down the road, but it is evident esnnc
: follow rapidly during the night.
(Signed) A. A. HUMPHREYS,
Major General.
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ROLn mARKH.
NEW YORK, April 7.

NEW 1oRKs Aprh Z.
Speculation is quiet in the gold room.
There is an abundance of cash gold in the
market. Sheridsn's brilliant success pro-
duced slight shock upon the price, which
opened at 1901, but fell TO 1855.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-08

Sherman is again moving. Of course,
Johnston is again falling back. He won't
even try to hold Raleigh, and will be
beaten wherever he makes q stand.
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SEWARD EASIER.

WASHINGTON, April Z.
Secretary Seward is rather more COM
Portable to-day than yesterday. His inju-
ries are painful but exhibit no unfsvorsble
svmDtOna
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SALUTE FIRED.

WASHINGTON, April 7.
A salute wss fred early this afternoon on
the reception of the intelligence of yester-
DAVIS victory over Lee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-08

DIANO SPREADS-Brown, Green,
and Maroon Embroidered Piano Spreads, Just
S5aasd- TAYLOR, GBIsW0LD . 90
fabSl 81 supaSiog nrSst,
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station the 4th says: The real battle for
Richmond was fought by Sheridan and
Wright. The former forced Lee to weaken
his lines and then took advantage of his
weakness. Lee made q grave mistake in
sending picksts so far from the defenses of
Petersburg. When he strengthened his
hsnks we penetrated his center and cut
his army completely in two. Its separate
parts can never be wholly reunited. The
fatal error will cost him half of his army.
So confident was General Grant of the
success of his plans, and that he would re-
cover the position of the pickets, that
the moment the assault was determin ed on
the centre Sheoidsn's cavalry and Third
corps were ordered to push out directly
west in order to be nearer the line of re-
treat which the enemy must take when
the result was successful and Peter sburg
ours. The entire army was Immediately
put inmotion for the same purpose and in
the same direction. Petersburg was taken
yesterday forenoon.
General Grants headquarters were ten
miles west of that city last evening. The
military situation tonight is substan tally
as follows General Grants headquarters
are at Sutherland Station General Meade
is one half mile distant, nearly in the rear
Ord is not much further away, but more to
the north those of General Sheridan and
the Fifth Corps are more than thirty miles
west of Petersburg, beyond Nsmosine
Creek; those of the I'd corps north of the
Appomsttox and five miles northwest from
herei those of the 9Th corps are two miles
in our rear, and the 9th corps imme distely
behind it. The grand army is eVi iently
headed for Burksville, the nearest
point on the Danville Railroad
When Wright had cut his way through the
rebel lines, Lee saw he must do promptly
or all was lost. So vital was this consider
ed that he led his brigade IN person and
narrowly escaped death by the explosion
of shells which stunned him and killed
several in his vicinity. Lee is believed to
have lost twenty thousand men this week,
which we can account for, and nearly an
equal number will probably be lost in ad-
dition by deserters and strAgglers. Our
loss in killed, wounded and prisoners, viii
not exceed five or six thousand for the past
week.
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MORE PEACE RUMORS,
Campbell Negotiating with
President Lincoln.
Hangman FOOte tries to get into
New York without Passport.
AND GETS INTO JAIL.
Hancock on the Warpath.
Rebuilding the Railroad to
Richmond.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
Wan nFPApT1FruT
WAsHrNeToN Anril In n

WASHINGTON, April 10 A. NJ.
To Major General Dir:
General Sheridan attacked and routed
Lees army, capturing Generals Ewell,
Kershaw, Britton, OOrse and many other
general officers, several thousand prisoners
and large number of cannon and expects
to force Lee to surrender all that is left OF
his army. Details will be given as speedily
as possible, but the telegraph is working
badly.
[Signedl EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Sanratsrv of War
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OULUMBUsi AptH Z.
The Serste passed the following bills:
House bill to provide for the appoint
ment of Surgeon in each county to ex-
anime persons exempted from military
duty on account of physical disability,
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FROM COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS. April I

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LElD.R Al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-17

LAST Friday night at about the SAME
hour in which Mr.. Lincoln was murdered
at Washington, Senator John Sherman was
making speech at Columbus, Ohio. Ii
may have been in the self same moment 10
which the deed was being done, that tn,
Senator was pesking thus Of Mr.. Lincoln
Fellow citizens, we ought not TO forget,
IN this hour OF our triumph, the services OF
Abraham Lincoln plain, unassuming and
peculiar in his style, without the aivauta.
ges of'ducation or social training, be bring,
to the discharge Of his public duties an 10.
'eilect 80 clear, q heart 80 honest, a patri-
oi-m go pure, that there is not in all thu
United States, either in civil or military
iie single man upon whom the peopI,
would prefer to rest the grave responsibll
I'y OF prescribing the terms of peace.
This short paragraph explains how and
why It ia that the American people are
cast down to-day as those almost without,
hope because OF the death of him who
was in every sense the first citizen of the
iDperilled republic. ATLAS has gone to
the Hesperid's, and who now shall support
the skiesw
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Richmond to prepare the way for the re-
construction of Virginia. Andrew John.
son will not do differently. He, full os
well as his lameuted predecessor, under.
stands the danger of allowing such de-
signing and still reasonable men to come
together and get the mastery of the recon
structiou movement. Let all such stand
aside. There is loyal State government
in Virginia. The nation does not want the
spotted traitors of the played out rebellion
to iuaugurate an opposition to it.
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ATWOOD's
Patent Drilling Machine
PILE DRIVER,
HYDRAULIC 80" SAND pump.

INA WIN SAND
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Thu machinery comprises everything requisit,
for the tOIing Of oil wells, excepting the STEAM
3ESeINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIE, (6ut
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.and dspepses with the of tho Derrick Rope Bui
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ION wheels and portable. that 1t can be easily re.
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TIE DETRITUs Is removed from the we'll nv our
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FARM FOR SALE

WILL sell at private sale A FARM. copta,n;n.
L 10 Acres, under g cd cultivation, with
good frame dwelling house, Stables, barns am ont
Ihonsea ana a tood orchard OF apples and otb-,
iruit 1t is situated ia Ohio county West V,rvinja
ABOUT 10 miles from Wheeling and ono aud a hal
uni les from the National Road, aud known az ~.
yell Farm. will sell said farm on reasonable
terms ELIZABETH BELL.
~, West Alexander, Pa
TriRdslphia. snTI3 Ind I,'r"
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List OF Casualties in the 15Ih Wiz.
SIMIa Regiment ia the late Battles.


List OF Casualties In the 15Ih VIr.
sInIa Regiment ina the L ate Battles.
H'DoRs 18TH W. VA INFT Vol, I
BUaKsvILLE. Va, April 9, 1865.
! Editors InteLiigencer
Below will be found list Of casualtiel
liza the 18th Yves: Virginia Infantry, during
ne operations resulting in The capture o
sRichmond aud Petersburg. Virginia.
Samuel c Rrnyun co : slight, side
II hOmas Heron. co A. ssaIr, head.
1NAvid Copinger co A, slight, hand.
W irnel 7. Price, co A, slight, finger.
NJ chhel EGnn, capt co D, slight, leg.
Jonathan Fletcher, CO B, severe, ck and shoulder
William g. II, ckGr, co b, v,re thigh.
lETviue r. Butchsr, co y, II 'sh, and
Flames HtCudten, co Il, Gesh, hand.
John Mercer, Gu C, slight, knee.
sJaTes buchanan, co G, severe. thiGh.
sChAries uaulcy, co finger shot or
Emanuel Nandiue, CO Guser shot off.
!. N. Van Camp, CO G, shell conclusion.
lSRmuel art, co Y, slight. hand
james uaveiy, lat Sergt % c. siL hi, spent BALL
SJobu d. Siml son. CO d, slight, back.
Ira BOOre, c. T. killed.
Jacob Bol'ver, co slight wound, neck.
4JOhu L. Lice, co F, slight, shoulder.
Moses Fowman, CO :, severe, thigh.
Nathan vii hanson, 60 T, fl ssb, arm.
George Thorn, co +, slight, hand.
thomas Beck I, co G, severe, foot.
ANGeT Brown CO q, in er shot III
Brown Wood, c. G, slight hand
John s NJ Gill, 81 Lieut. co G, com'dz co II, slight
face
watson W; Deloc, Corp. co Il, severe, thigh, ampu
tsttd.
Robert Mayfeld CO I, flesh.
tMtchacl Iaus hi, Corp co l, severe, hand.
tJantsG DOHney, K, killed.
solomon D. Runner, sergt. co K, flash wound, hand
George Merrinen ca X. head.
Very respectfully Joux W. HOLIDAY,
Lieut., Col ComG'g ReGt
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FOR SALE.

0PRER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY, situated
on the line Of the National road, four miles east
Of the city Of Wheeling. Bald property consists OF
finished, bath rooms an al IN 1Ieru iuproveme,tc
also fourteen acres Of ground ATTACHED on hich sro
convenient out-houses, II GLIDING brick Ettbling
Ice and Spring house, chIckery and two c'terns.
choice kind; Pear, Peach, Plum and Qqince trees all
bearing. There are also choice selections of Grapes
HasPberries, BlackberrieS, Strawberries aud other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out nth
eVergreens and other ornamental shrubberJ.
L will also sell my Household Furniture TO any
one deIiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me IN regard to price,
teIms OF payment, &c, can leave their names at
the Gas Company'G Office or visit the premises.
fe22-tt JACOB HORSBROJK.
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T,uMRER.

iNTRw PROCESS OF EAsoNNG-Every kind
in OF Lumber can be seasoned from the green In
from one to five days; OIL BARREL and Other
cess is applicable every kind Of manufacture in
wood, aud IL already In in many OF the largest
establishments in the country. Por particulars mp
lply to A. d E. c. 8. MILLER, No Is Apollo Build
ing, Cincinnati, o. P. o. Box 1850.
aDrl7-4tMkT
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Two Farms for Sale in Illinois

INNE OF 32O ACRES, near RAasoul Station,
~ Champaign county, one hundred niIeI by rail-
road from Chicago, Of rich prairie land, add having
80 acres under good fence and we'll inproT ed with
good dwelling ADD tenant houses, Barn. stable and
Corn Crib also Peach aud Apple Orchards.
Also, FARM OF lao ACRES, ia Clay county,
ION the Little Wabash river, aud within feE miles
iof Clay City, on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
This farm 10 we'll timbeTed and has two saw mills
adjoining 1t.
Apply 10 JAMES MoLLoY, RlutouI, Champa
county, Illinois, or to GEO. W. SMITH,
fe23 Wheeling, ". Va
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oNE of the last c ficial ac,s of President
Lincoln was to revoke General Wei,zel,s
order granting passes to Hunter, Caper.
ton, Smith & Co., to bold Convention a,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Concert and Ball Postponed.

i the MAENNERCHOR has POSTPONED Its Concert
and Ball uutil farther notice. RSorder Of
lie THRCOMMITFEE,
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FOUNDI

A FEW DAYS AGO, A PocKsT BOOK, CON-
"A TANNING a small amount ofmOney, which the
owner can have by calling on the undersigned and
IDENTIFY ing the same.
JOHN BILLVILLE,
one door south of orAhAm'B Drug ttOre, Main St,
ltH Centre Wheeling
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WANTED.

A $3.50 PER MONTH, A RELIABLE CANVAS.
"A Ser in every town and coupy. for the NURSE
and Spy, The most Interesting aid exciting booE
ever published, embracing the adventures OF {
wsmau in Tho Union army rs Nure. Scout and Spy
giving a most vivid inner pictureOf the war We
have Agents clearing Sl5O per north, which We viii
prove to any doubling applicant. send for circu
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nut Street Philadelphia, Pa Rprl7-lmdkw
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NEW FIRM.
WINSHIP, WOODS g. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND rEAIRAs IN
China, Glass & QueenSWare,

STEAMBOAT AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS, LAMPS. CHIMNEYs,
OIL, &c., DC.
No. Main Street, Wheeling, w. Va
Opp. Street leading to b. L o. r. 3. Passenger
Depot, aud next door to John Reid.
EB- Always on hand, large stock OF Common
st'nr aud Yellow Ware, and Wincow Glass.
Apr15-tI
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Cavalry and Artillery Horses
Wanted,

ASSISTANT QUART1HNAsTERs OPFIo8, o. SAL
WBEELISG, ". Va, March 81, 1854.
TNAVALRY AND 6RTILLLY HORSES WILL BE
~ purchased in open market at this Depot at &l65
tin Cash.
; Cavalry Horses must be sound in all particulars
Rel broken, In full h'sh and good condition, from
adapted in eve way to Cavalry purposes.
Artillery HOrseS must be of dark color, sound in
all particulars strong. quick and active we'll broken
and square trOlters in harness in good flesh an d
condition. from to years old and not less than
slS3 hands high each horse to weigh not less than
1867 pounds.
By order OF Brig. Gen JAMES A. EKrN, in charge
LIST Div, Q. 81. G. y.
GUS. ARTsMAN,
mh25 Captain and A. Q. N.
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NOTICE.
Oil SpeculatorsI

A PRoGNosTIO ASTRONOMER will toll VOL
q whether there 10 Oil or not, within any pre-
'cribed limits. He applies the true rules Of EFJp
Ian AstTology, aud will give you the YES or Nc
JORRECTLf Terms, $50 in advance As a proof
u hts ability, by sending dollar and your birth.
lay, he will ted you where you a.e marked on the
body. Address, EUSTIS LARRARn
ApI4-lmeOdN Camden, New Jersey,
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Dwelling for Sale.

THE TWO story BRICK DWELLING, corner
rooms. Possession lat April n not sold nv la
April 1t will be rented. EnquT7e OF
Z. O. HILDRFTH BRO
1874 68 Main street
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aprl2-2m
For Rent.

A FINE STORE ROOM. next door south of the
"A Grant House. said room fronts on Main street
nd Is an excellent situation fer a store Apply to
apr12-tmy1 Grant aoD:e.