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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-30
NV ApVERTIsEMENTs.
.. s. E1RsHLI'S NeFTgT.

The United States Of Ameriea, District Court.
HofNasrn District OF Ohio, IS.
HHEREAS, A libel. was fled IN the
wv District Court Of the United States TO- said
Northru Diafrict Of Ohio, the 29th day Of uhe,
1855 b. Eosaph n. Root, United States Diltfict
Atlorpfy sor said District bthslf Of the United
States srAinss siK-casks OF whisky, seized on the
7th dav q June, 1866, by John o. Granuis, Oollsc-
5r Of CusiOms ior the District Of CuyahogA a. for
feitsd 10 the United States; said libel alleging.
among other things, that said gOOts were imported
from Canada into said District, and landed from
boat in Lake county, no manifest Of the cargo be.
ing delivered by tina MASTER Of said boat to any
Collector or DCpu.y Collector, whereby the same
becams forfeited 90 the use OF the United stbtes,
aocoTdlng 70 She statute in such case made and
Provided.
Said IibeI praying for process and due proceed
, ngs being hal, that said goods, wares and mer.
'hAndiSe may be condemned IS forfeited BY the de-
cree Of said Court.
Therefore. in pursuance Of the mohit'on, under
seal Of said CoaTt to me directed aud delivered,
do he sby cite aud adm0nsh sll persons Interests
"a OF aiming asy interest. in said goods, wares
aud merchandise. 20 be aud app ar Ia said Court
the 6, st day OF the setsiOn 10 be held ia Ceve
land on the hrst Monday Ia August ns1f, (if that
Be day OF Jurisdiction, If not, then on the next
day of Jurisdiction thereafter st 10 O'Clock in the
fIrsuOOh of sad daY, then AID there TO inteFp rHe
their claims ald make t-eir all cations Ia tuat be-
half EARL BILL, U. s. Marshal.
By HORACE n. Bill, Deputy.
Jos NJ ROOT, U. 4. Dist ATTY.
ClsYsland, June %, 1865 leSl23Os2taW
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One Of the Philadelphia papers speak
ing Of the cOmiRg Fourth Of July, re-
marks: a,Thege will probably not be so
much noise from fire crackers as on for
mer celebrations of the day, owing to the
high prices of those articles. Fire-eraekers
are seven dollars box Wholesale, and 70
tail for twenty and twenty-five cent q
pack. The golden dragon brand 'ne cell
ebfsted Chinese crackers, srs On more OK.
psnsi7e. A dollar pac5 g tne PIiee OF
the huge crackers ths6 make nGlse ,e. .He sa,
tSs s,ra.t q drssEsrs used before the war are
obsolets -Four years ago they were neeiy
nrr-S ssed for two cents esehi row tney
Eo1ld Be twenty-five cents Pin-W1eels
are two cents, and large ones are 1nIso nls
times the price Of last year. Roman 9 can, s,Is
dIes Are two dollsrs and q half 3 dozeni ana
sii other fireworks IN proportion
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-30

VOL. XIXl--NO.4 l55 s

confer with them relative to the sffsfrS Of
their State He designsted ten 0clOcktos
morrow morning for their next interview.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-30

Z 1880 Hif1 r o. flrrfa talr-.s-s sS-s .sd...4.s
q i- .i. 1.4iliailt - sf--fay.s - i 80. - .ai
90 .aa .GTfuat6 Ala.
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rebel prisoners, recently st Point Lookout
but q, ,OOO'noWiremsin, and these are order.
ed to beTeleased Immediately, excepting
about 300 sick. The camp will be closed
in shout two Jweekz. Il q rs-.e3 ~.
~ PETRoLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks are steady, Business
Is steadily increasing, and is now llAzgel
than at any previous time PIT Hole is the
fsvorite region. Ali the stocks of compA-
mics in this region are freely dealt in.
Pit Hole, 1900; Psrrsguenta, 276; Ns-
polson, ZOO; Buchanan Farm, 81 5; Excel.
sior, 30; Germsnis, 4s; Hydrick, $50
Highgste, 70; Oh Greek, 700; Manhattan,
P8i Tack, 70; Oceanic, 200; United States,
2,7O5; Cherry Run, 40; Empire City, 200;
Phillips, 22O. ElsH 81 Do iaIl l,,'- n
Ths Petroleum market is dull and the
prices shade lower. s-,-.. ... .s.e-
Crude 35c; refined in bond, 6SA54I }, and
free, 74a7S.1.{ Gj -,Hl riE.-.l
".a PRICE or coLoRED LABOR. ''a
The Ttibune's Washington special says
General Howard, Of the Frsedmen's Bu-
reau, altogether disspprOves of the sction
Of CaptSin lBrysnt, sub-oficet of his de-
partme1t in Georgia, in fixing the price Of
cOlOred labor, and autographed him to this
etiecs, on learning the facts in.ths case, and
to guard against a reoecurrence of SINH
lar procedure on the part of his assistant
commissioners, -.s.
General Howard at once issued- circu-
lar letter stating that he felt disinclined to
FIX the rate of compensation in all cases,
and recommended then to simply approve
sll contracts between employers and en-
plOyee, being careful 10 see that the lAtter
got wages received are commensurate with
the labor performed g..
9 THE SOUTH CAROLINA DELEGATION,
The President by special appointment,
met the South Carolins delegation to-day,
but was unable to confer with them. He
will meet them tomorrow at which time he
will probably appoint Provisional Gov
.ernor. s. ia.lT O., S'-v ..s
. -HrHo -a ARRIVED. H. ..
-.-'".' . NEW YORK, June %.
The steamer Fulton arrived tonight
from Port Royal. u a...a -1-... .
EGenerRl Saxon is q passengers. No
news. ..-. tl- - r.l
.... -t ..-. l. .I 3..
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GRANTS REPORT.

@ REBEL PRISONERS.
The Hsrslfs special says that Of $4,000
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pa,sed at tile First Session Of tile Thirty
Eighth Congress.

REsoLUr1oN-No. IA.
Joint Resolution making Appropriation for
the Payment Of Taxes on certain Lands
owned by tho United States.
Rcsolred BY tie Senate ant House
of Representatives. Of the Tinted States
cf america in Congress assembled. That
t, pay taxes on lands owned by the United
States. the sum Of twenty thousand doll,rs.
or so much thereof as may be necessary. be.
aud the same is hereby. appropriated out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
p,opriated; and the Secretary Of thu Treas
urv is hereby dircc.el to report to congress
upon what lands such taxes may b. paid.
and the amount so paid.
Approved, February %. 1864.
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IREsoLrrrox-No. rs
A Rsssausiea sf rkaaks q Cssrrss 10 Cen
noaore CsdsalsAer Rinesold. the O&eess.
and Grew Of the United States Ship.
-Sabine'
Resoioed by tie Seaafe asd House q
Representatives. Of fAe United States Of
.A~erea IL Co.gvess ssseAsbled. That the
thank. Of congress are hereby rendered to
Commodore Ringgold. the officers. and men Of
the United States ship "Sabine." for tho
daring and skill displayed in rescuing the
crew Of tho steamtransport "Govemor."
wrecked in gale on the frat day of Novem-
Der, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, having
on board battalion of United States marines
under the command of Major John q. Rey.
nolis. and in the search for, and rescue Of,
the United States line battle ship "Ver-
mont. disabled in gale upon the twenty
sixth of February last, with her crew and
freight.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of,he Navy be directed to COM
muuicate the foregoing resolution to Commo-
dore Ringgold. aud through him to the off.
GERS and men urter his command.
Approved, March 7, 1864.
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lREsoLurIoN-XO. Isl

REsoLUrIoN-No. Is.
A resolution relative to tn. Transfer Of Per-
Sons in the Military Service to the Naval
Service.
Resolred by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of america in Congress assembled, First :
That tha Provost Marshal General be, and
is hereby, directed to enlist such persons as
may desire to enter the naval servics of the
United States. under such directions as may
b. given by the Secretary Of War and the
Secretary of the Navy, which enlistments
shall b. credited to tho appropriate district {:
Provided. mercrtAeless, That inasmuch as
persons enlisted in the naval service receive
prize money, persons So -nlisting shall not
be entitled to receive any bounty upon their
enlistment. Second: That the President of
the United States may. whenever in his judg-
ment the public service requires. authorizes
and direct the transfer Of persons who have
been employed in sea service, and are now en-
listed in reg giments for land service, from such
regiments to the naval service. upon such
terms and according to such rules and regu-
lations as he mly prescribe: Prorided,
xecertheless, That the number Of transfers
from any company or regiment shall not be
50 great az to reduce such company or rrgi.
ment below the minimum strength required
BY the regulations Of ths military service |:
Asd procided. further, That such sum 40
may have been paid to persons so transferred,
- bounty for entering the military service
shall be transferred from the recruiting fund
OF the naval service to the credit of the pro-
per appropriation for the land service.
See. 2. And be 1t further resolced. That
there shall be paid to each enlisted able or
ordinary ssdmaa. hereafter enlisted into the
naval service, an advance Of three montll's
pay. ~ bounty to be refunded to the treas.
ufy from any prize money to which such en-.
listed man may he entitled.
Approved. Feb. ~, 1864.
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fREsoLur1Ox-No. 1871

HEsOLU11ON-NO. l8.
joint Resolutions Of Thanks Of Congress to
the Volunteer Soldiers who have rs-en.
listsd in the Army.
Ressiea1 BY Ms Senase asd Hssse
y Representatives, Of G1e United Ssases
q Asevios N Csssress ssaembled. That
sss tAast. At Csssrrss arc berrby given to
tlsss ssble aaa brave .ea wbo. having
alsssAy - e,llassly esdgra TIE h.rdships
ss1 psril 4 80. fx ~. ths. tve ys.s.
u s9ss 4 DIR ess.sry's ~. pssa..e H.
ssss.e sPsetsese Il ae,is vslssessily s.ssn-
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lREsoLurIoN-No. oil

A Soint Resolution authorizing the Issue Of
Register to the Steamer Mohawk"
Resolvcd by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
If America in Congress assembled. That
the Secretary Of the Treasury be. and is
hereby, authorized to issue an American
register to the Canadian built stsamsr Mo.
hawk" now owned by Warren Chapman.
George Parmelce. and Matthias Teetzel, Of
Saint Joseph. in the State of Michigan /:
Provided, That nothing herein contained
shall in anywise affect any Legal proceedings
now pending in regard to the said steamer
Mohawk"
Approved, March 25, 1864.
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REsoLUrIoN-No. 22.
Joint Resolution rendering the thanks of
Congress to Admiral Porter.
Resolved by tie Senate and Hosse
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of Americe IN Cosgres assembled, That
the thanks of congrsss be, and they ara here.
by, rendered to Admiral David D. Porter.
commanding the Mississippi squadron. for the
eminent skill. endurance, and gallantry ex.
hi5itsd by him and his squadron. in CO.
operating with the army, in opening the
Mississippi River.
Approved, April 10, 1864.
REsoLuTIox-NO. %.
Joint Resolution authorizing the Secretary Of
ths Navy to sell at Public Auction Lot
Number Thirteen. in the Village of Sackett's
Harbor, New York.
Resslped BY tie Senate asd House
Of Representatives, Of Ms Uaited States
Of Asserioa n Consrcss assemAled. That
the Secretary Of the Navy be, and be is here
BY, authorized aud empowered. as his discre-
tios. to cell 1t public auction. after proper ad-
v-stiss.snf, and 10 eoavey. BY quis-elain q
ethssvis~. lot ssab~s thirsees. il IL VII
lag a SAekest's Hssbee. New Yssk. ths
ssas sss bsiag vsss~e - - by The Usiied
Sssssa-
Appruved. Aprl 19. 1854.
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REsoLUTION-NO.2 20.
Joint Resolution to authorize tho Secretary
ofthc Treasury to anticipate the payment
of Interest on the Pablic Debt, and for
other Purposes.
ResoIrcd Ly the Senate and Hoxse of
Representatives. If tie United States Of
Am,crica IN Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of the Tr .asury BE- authorized
10 anticipate the payment Of interest on the
public debt. by period not exceeding one
year, from time to time, either with or with
out rebate "f interest upon the coupons, as
to him may srcm expcdirnt; and lie is here
by authorized to dispose Of any gold in tho
treasury of thu United States not necessary
FIR the payment Of interest Of tho public
debt: Provided, That the obligation to Gre
ate the sinking fund according to the act Of
February twenty fifth. eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, shall not be impaired thereby.
Approved. March II, 1864.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

GETTING INTO TIE FAsHICNs.-EverybO body
that goes North comes back equipped from
the crown Of his head to the sole Of his feet,
in the latest Northern fashion of gentle
mems wear. The dingy gray costumes be-
fore the evacuation, are giving place to the
more unique abort coat and full pantaloons
of fancy patterns, introduced into Rich
mond by the forerunners Of fashion. The
merchant tailors and gentlemen's furnishing
stores of Richmond, are replentshing their
stoc k with the same material. Fashion IS
hard task. master, and exscts many things
of its devotees; but we don't much wonder
at the ready yielding Of the Southern peo-
ole TO its mandates. For four years the
people Of Richmond have been ruled out OF
the world of fashion by an memorable block
ade, and now that they are admitted into It's
presence agaia, we look for nothing else
than to see them running into excuses and
extrayagancies that they will finally be
heartily ashamed of. II is so pleasant to
get out of one color into another, and the
people have been encased in gray homespun
so long that any color Is preferable for
change. The ladies, too, are counting the
presence Of the Goddess, and the newest
styles of bonnets, spring skirts, and the Ia
test Bamorals, engross their undivided at
tention. The after history of all wars have
abundantly shown that the fashions do most
flourish after them, and it will be history
repeating itself, if both sections, the North
and the South, rush into the greatest eT-
travagance in the matter of dress and per
sonal decorations, in the piping times OF
peace that are to come.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
THE CITY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

MAJOR General Haliecks headquarters are at
the corner Of Clay and Twelfth streets.
Major Gen. E. o. c. Ord, commanding the De-
partment Of Virginia. Headquarters corner OF
Clay ard Eleventh street, oEice in Custom
House, second foor-Bank street entrance.
Brig. Gen. NJ. r. Patrick Provost Mars hal
General Headquarters opposite Gen. Ofds'-
Office in Custom House Grst aOOr-Bank street
entrance.
Major General Caseys headquarters are al the
corner Of sixth and Main streets.
Brevst Brig. Gen. John E. milford Agent for
the Exchange OF Prisoners has an Office at the
Female Ins 'itute," corner Of Clay and 10th sts..
first foor)
Breyet Brig. Gen. Niche, Chief Engineer De-
partment of Virginia Office second left-hand
door first floor, Custom House, Bank street en-
trance.
Brig. Cen. F. T. Dent, Military Commander
Of the city of Richmond ONCE, City Hall.
Surgeon R. Loughrin, Chief Medical Oiicer oil
Post-City Hall
Lieut.. II. S. Merrill, Post Quartermaster Of
fee, Female Institute Tenth street.
Capt. A. J. Cook, Post CommssaTy Office
No. ll5 Broad street.
Col. NJ. p. Small, Chief Commissary Depart
meut of Virginia, office at Custom House.
Capt. c. r. s,oyille, Paroling Officer. Office
Hall OF Delegates, second floor Capitol Building.
Colonel John B. Howard, Chief Quartermaster
army Of the James, has his Office in the Female
Institute.
Col. Geo. suc2ley q. s. v, Medical Director
Of Department Of Virginia. Office in Custom
House.
Acting STAFF Surgeon VIM. II. Palmer o. 2.
A.. Post Surgeon, at Stuart Hospital.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Sanders, U. s. A.
in charge U. 8 Dispansary, corner Broad and
Eighth streets.
Major J. c. Paine, Chief Signal 0ficeT Oficf
Southeast corner Of Broad and Ninth streets.
Captain Fred. Martin. Chief Commissary o.
Mustcrs, Department Of Virginia. Room - Fe
male Institute building.
Brig. Gen. Ludlow's Office Baptist College
| louisiana Hospital Broad street.
| DISTRICT OF THE APPoNATToX Headquarters
at Manchester.
1t. Col. John Coughlin. 10th n Il. Vols com
mandIng.
Capt Abel f. Leayenworth. 9TH Vt Vols act
| inc Assistant djutant General.
Officers are respectfully requested to inform Of
Of any errors or omissions in the above directory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

Escape or DI0E Turner FROM THE LrBay
Dick Tuner, an official Of the Libby PR.
son under the Confederate regime, aud who.
for alleged cruelty to Union prisoners, wa,
serving out term Of solitary confinement
in the same prison, escaped from his cell
some time between Thursday midnight and
daylight yesterday morning, and got away
without being observed BY the guard. The
cell in which he was confined is located 10
tho basement, aud window, secured b.
iron bars, opens on Cary street, coming Up
even with the pavement. One Of these bars
next ID the window jamb was wooden bar
and this Turner areIcned away, and watch
ing his opportunity, favored by the rain and
darkness OF tie night, succeeded in drag
ging his body through the aperture. The
officials in charge OF the prison have no
knowledge Of the route Turner has taken
but it Is thought he has taken himself out
ofthe city, and his knowledge Of oil the ave
nues will facilitate his escape.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

PLEASING lyuDENTs.-Yesterday, while
the Third Division, Path Army Corps, wa.
drawn up in line to receive the troops pass
Ing from Manchester to Richmond, the color
guard and each OF the officers Of the e:th
New York Volunteers were met by nun.
her Of Young ladies', who presented each
with handsome bouquet The officers "pu.
up their swords, and unbending their stern
brows Of war, bowed their thanks and re.
turned their compliments for the dowery
tribute. The color bearer dipped and low
cred his battle dag in his most graceful style
At the same time, Miss Mar! Baker, Of Man
chester, presented the a9th New York Reg.
ment with two beautiful wreaths. When
Mars suffers his weapon. TO be wreathed
with lovely flowers, we hail the signs, and
welcome Il the reign of peace.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

9WiIiam X. Donaldson, known as a circus
clown and negro delineator, was the man ar
rested as havIuEa knowledge OF the plot to
burn Philadelphia. His trunks contained
letters from persons IN the South, but the
character OF their contents is unknown.
Edwin Booth, ia private letter 10 a
friend in Washington, announces his deter
minaton to quit the stage forever.
President Iohnsors proclamation offering a
reward for jeff $ rrrast ha, been transmitted by
telegraph through portions OF North ana South
Carroll auI Georgia, where TIER, are no ma
tioual forces, Telegrapiic communication now
extends from Washington 70 Macon, Genrgis,
The Navy Department compels every ono who
taxes passage on Government steamer 70 pas
his share OF tbs table money, whether he is an
Officer or civilian but the War Department IS
more liberal, and NJ charge is made Tor the good
cheer served b those who obtain passes.
The large shield.sbsped silver plated door
plate OF Alexander Il. stephens late
Vice Pfesileu, OF the so.,aled Confederate
States of America is now displayed In tie win
dow of an oy stsr house on Washington street,
Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
IYtEITHED ~ RE2rB T.
ID TRIUMPHS

strike now the Tyre in Freedom name
The evil yeaI5 nave passed tTag
For Wrong Oppression. Guilt and shame
No more shall WELD thp.. former sway
From Georgia wide ana Tennessee,
The conc uering shouts OF armies r's'
And all around the coast is Tree,
10 &i.si,apglS torrid SKIES
The crash of broken armies hear
Our countrys genius stands s. cline
Ouf Institutions now appea!
superior 10 the threats Of tine.
Der all those fair and sunny lands.
WE,re rrbe, hosts combine 10 reisn.
Now nCrthern va!Or northern bands
Asset their Ia As and N maintain.
Fawaing the ar.oG T,Nan' COM.
And all the Indians OF the pam
See Georg as Gcry sons 'urcomb
And all the tr.c. along the Nail
Grant. son of Mars. to sing thy fame
need a muse oil He3venl! Ale'
psfiop-, .oi-e 20 -Iout acclaim,
q ma .'a'i b,i,is.t -,rlils of P.ndar's lyfe.
q.,a tram. with which Napoleon fought
IL bltt!cs near the classic Rhine
a.. - he N Nuscoya brought,
Would barely make our picquet line.
# nar-hallsl on virginla's plain,
could not withstand a single hour,
TIE arms that won the crown OF SPAN.
or those that broke the Austrian power.
see Art and Genius now unite,
And Peace her broken VT: ath reoind
See War, and Disc1rd Famine, Fright
Hackto their den' confined.
Rol! round the years Let lime speed on
Let States extend, and cities rise
Our happy country and oShI ,....
''' "o''"' W. K
pr-uzfo.u May II 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
REJOICINGS IN BRENEN-ADDRESS
OF THIS NAYDR

OF THIS MAYOR.
The state Department, has received the
following translation Of an extract FROM the
proceedings OF the Legislative Body Of the
Republic of Bremen;
SESSION OF TGE LEGlsLATyE B0Oy,
April 10.
At The opening Of the session the Presi-
dent, udge p. A. Meyer, addressed the As
samIly 10 the following words
Before We begin 20 transact our regular
business. lrt Us remember the joyful and
most important news which has arrived
within the last few days from the other side
Of the Atlantic ocean.
Let US remember and enjoy the great vic
tory won By the armies Of the Union over
she rebellion OF the shareholders. Bremen
Is. aud always hss been, In the most inti-
mate connection with the United States.
Many Of our sons are lighting in the ranks
OF the Federal army, and the men Of free
ia1or and the Germans have shown that per
sistcucy aud valor must finally conquer VIC
tory. even over the inturiated struggling ele
meuts Of the enemy.
Gentlemen, let rs show our sympathy
with the American Union by rising from our
seats.
The entire assembly then rose and gave
three enth lsiastic cheers for the victory OF
ths great cause.