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Mexican News.

The New York Herald of saturday gives
the following interesting resume Of MeSi-
can matters;
Important news from Mexico to the 29th
ult. is supplied by our city of Mexico cor
respondent. The intelligence Of the na-
uonRl triumphs in this country has afforded
vast encours cement to the adherents Of
President Juarez, and his cause, which
short time sgo was thought 10 be almost
hopeless, is now rapidly recovering ground.
A number Of victories over the imperislists
have recently been gained, and new spirit
appears to be infused into the republican
armies The report of the capture by them
of Saltilo and Monterey is con drmed, and
there were rumors that they had taken
Matamorss. These events restore nearly
the whole Of Northeastern Mexico 70 the
authority Of JuareZ. Several other Tepub-
Iican successes had been achieved. The
imperialists were rs much alarmed ss the
liberals were encouraged by thesuppressiOn
of sur rebellion, owing 10 fears regarding
the enforcement OF the Monroe doctrine,
and had put stop 20 the exp ditioa to the
Northern NJ Iican States and to project
for fortifying the northern frontier, and
eleven thousand imperial troops had bean
dispatched from the capital 70 Mstsmoras.
President Jusrez WIS suN At chihuahua,
surrounded with al his officers Of govern
ment and with large army loyal TO MS
cause. Maximilisn was on tour through
the country in the direction of Vera Cruz.
Ex-United States Senator Gwin hsd re-
turned 20 Mexico from France, with Inn
portsnt instructions, it was reported, re-
iative to Louis Espolecn's schemes in
Sonora and SinalOa
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HU.,T5R NiSREsTED.

NhN d Ukhy Alty i0-
The Commercials special says X. NJ. 4.
Hunter has been arrested and brought to
Richmoud, and confined on a gun boat on
the James river. IL is said that for a year
past Hunter has been desiruus Tor re- uniOn,
being satisfied that further resistance was
hopeless
Revsrdy Johnsou's engagements will
prevent him from acting as counsel Tor
Mrs SurratJ.
Additional parties have been implicated
il the assassination conspiracy by new con-
fessiooss
Extensive preparations are making for
the grand review on the other side of the
Potomac.
General Sherman is marching up with
his army. The Army Of the Potomsc is
gradually approaching its old camping
groune-
Mr. Harlan. of Iowa. the new Secretary
Of the Interior, has arrived here- He viii
begin his official duties on Monday next.
Passports ara issued at the State Depart
ment al the rate Of one Thousand month.
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Kirby Smith about to Surrender
Satusday Nights RepOrt.
rKOaT gAsHINGEON.

WARRINGTON, May i3-
The Court for the trial of the conspira-
tors, admitted reporters for the press shis
morning.
The Commissioner OF Internal Ke'genue
has decided that NO license can be
r. rsou;red for taking orders lo.r goods
or niefehAE4ise at other places thsn where
su.h merchandise is stored, provided Ii
cepse is taken By the dealer covering all
4alas Of such merchandise wherever nego-
rne President has recognized David Won
Groning as Vice Consul Of IJae7 at Rich
mOnd.
A special to tho Tribune says that most
Of Crooks cavalry have gone to Lynchb'rg,
where iG is said disturbances have occurred
between she black and white people.
There are various rumors concerning the
origin Of these troubles; some saying that
the whites are the aggress1rs, snd olns
that the blacks commenced hOstilities with
arms picked up by them on the late hat1le
folds.
Mrs. Perrine, charged with assisting the
rabel cavalry IN plUndering train between
Baltimore aud Phladelphls, during the
rebel Invasion last summer, set up plea
TO- day tnrough her counsel, Mr. Corwin,
that the military commission has DO Jurls-
dicrion in nor case. Now that peace Is pro-
claimed, such casea as the one before the
court ars to be tried by the Judicial courts
If the United States Tho court Overruled
/ the plea. aud sdj0urued till Monday. when
/ the argument will be CONNIE -ced-
| Arrangements are being msde for re-
| opening Mt Vernon to visitors, and it is
| expected that a steamer will be permitted
! by the Secretary of War to make an excur-
| sion Trip 10 the spot in few days.
The srmy of the Potomac has al reached
| the defeuses south of the Potomac, and
| General Meade's headquarters are at Fort
| Albany, on the road from the long bridge
| 20 BNlsy's cross roads,
The I'd srd 5th corps viii encsmp in the
| vicinity Of the railroad leading from Fail s
| Church 70 Lecsburg, although the perma
neut camping grounds have not been fixed
upon.
MBior General Shernan's headquarters
are established at Alexandria and b's army
is to-day marching from FrederIcli-u-Ey q
that place, where it viii probably 90 into
| camp, outside the Qualifications, whore wood
ana water may be most convenient.
General Sheridan's cavalry corps will b'
here Tuesday or Wednesday. All thes'
troops wall encau.p within the limits Of thin
Department, although the army OF th'
Potomac, Sherman 5 ermy and the cavalry
corps will retain its present Organization
and transact its military business through
the regular official channels as before
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2 eATENT oFFIcE AcFNcY-

CIsEsIaaa. agriI Is. lss5 = aPsI:sil ,5T.Ii
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DENTISTRY.
NR.HALLIWELL, SURGEON DEyr1.-r.

especially a. nounces to the public generaIly
that he has removed from his old Dental Rooms IN,
the Puo'ic Squa G, to his own Block Sd Michirau
street, where ne has fitted no beautiful sui 20 Of
RooH . aud is now pared to meet and visit On al
Old AMI new patrons TnO may please TO favor him
VIII a call
AKTIFI lIAL TEETH hxed on an Improved
principal. and supplied at prices within the reach
Of all AcknoWledg-u bg the Profession generally.
i1r tasir besnty, sLrenth sDd durability. Every
ole that SEES them discard their ofd sets IL able
n only one visit essary have set com
Pleted, at No IS Nj higan street, north side, secs
ond door rom Ontario, and foot OF Prespect street.
Cleveland. lmySl A. 3. HABLIW ELL, NJ. D.
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NV lORK, May u
The steamers City Of London, Bavaria
and Britsuis sailed to-day for Europe, tax
ing $50, ,O00 in specie and u large number
Of passengers.
The steamers Republic aud Msriposa,
for New Orleans; the Chas. Il. Livingston.
Gen. Mcclellan, AJAX, Cosmopolitan and
others, Tor Southern ports, also sailed to-
day.
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washIngronIten,s.

We take the following from Washing.
ton specials to the New York papers
THE STATE GoyERSNI ENT OF VIKGfNIA.
Governor Plerpont will leave Alexandra
for Richmond on Monday next, taking
with him his State government. It is un-
derstood he will occupy the Governors
mansion IN the capital OF Virginia on next
Thursday.
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AT THE UNION ROUSE,
Youngstown, Mahoning County, Ohio,
from MONDAY, Msy %, until FRIDAY
May 26th, 1865.

DIR. G. b. LIGHTHILLS s first visit to
Ohio was induced by numerous appllcs-
tions for trestment from parties unable TO
visit New York for that purpose, and who
can not be successfully treated except alter
n personal examination. bis practice has
been so successful that he has repeated his
visits to Clevelsnd several times. Still he
hnds that it is almost Is difficult for some
parties desiring his service, TO visit him at
cleveland, that in compliance with the re-
qests of many citizaos, ne hes consented,
before returning to Europe, to visit several
central points IL Northern Ohio, making
Cleveland mis- headquarters SO that all who
desire can consult him.
For the past twelve years DR.. Lighthin
has psid exclusive sttsnLion 70 the treat
ment Of deafness End cztarrh in It's vsri-
Gus FORMS lie hss practiced in New York,
and other principal Eastern cities, where,
until few months past, ne was associated
with his cousin, Dr. e. B. Lighthill, and,
together, they have acquired Il standing
which has earned Tor the "Lighthill In
stisute' its present great reputation.
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TREAL OF XHE CONsPIRATOss
WASHINGTON. MAY IS.

The trial OF the couspirators was resum-
ed this morning, and it is believed the ex-
animation of the same witnesses who have
been on tho stand for the past two deys was
continued. The Associated Press will soon
be furnished WITH ali the evidence deemed
proper - publish. IL is understood that
sight of sho principals IN the plot are now
- L.
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There is much bitter feeling smong the
soldiers who have been detailed as clerks
IN the Wsr Department on account of
physicist disability, and now dismissed,
while civilians are retained.
MARCH OF THE AKMY oFTH ls POTOMAC.
The homewsrd advance Of the grand
old Army Of the POtomsc Is nearing Wash
ington, The advance beiug but n few miles
below Alexandria. General Meade came
into town today. His headquarters are es-
tablished at Fort Albany, about two miles
from Washington, on q portion Of the old
Arlington estata.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

The alleged demand for the surrender of
Lexington, No, by large force of rebels,
which was sent by telegraph day or two
since, turns out to have been mere piece
of gascOnede on the part Of q hand
fal of guerrillss, who were more snx-
ious TO surrender themselves than accept
the surrender Of others.
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The Chicago Tribune says that Mrs.
Lincoln insisted upon Oak Ridge Cemetery
IS the last resting place of her husband,
becsuse she felt that its quiet retrest would
be more consistent with his republican
taste when living, than q site il the centre
of the noisy city, and because she did not
wish those who had always been his enc
mics, to direct where his remains should
La
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FIsssM DETsOtT.

DETROIT, May 10.
The Superior Court of this State 10 .dav
rendered decision Affirming the power Of
Congress o. pass law making treasury
notes q legal tender
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BREAK THE ERTE CANAL.

ALbAN y NAY ID
a break is reported in the Erie Canal st
Amity Springs. About midway between
Cohoes and Schenectady a portion of the
canal bank has slid into the Mohawk river.
No boats have reached the Hudson river
from the ca1al since yesterday evening.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

a city daily reports the Rev NJ. D. Con-
way, formerly of this city IS now located
IN Mobile. The mistake arose, in all prob
ability, from the fs It that Z. w. Conway,
formerly Of New Orleans, and Superintenl
dent Of Freedmen In the Department of
the Gull, Is now IN that city, on duty con-
neeted with his office. Rsv Moneeure ID.
Conway is still in Europe Gazette.
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GOLD mAREG +.

NEW YoRE, May IL.
The gold market is weak aod dull, and
prices show II down ward tendency. After
Che subsidence of the psst few lays the pre-
yslling IDEA IS that tho next step downward
viii DO 10 l25.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

An English Journal says that the tide of
emigration shows no sign Of ebDing. On
the 18th, hundreds Of people Of ali ages
from the gray headed grandfather to the
child in arms poured into Queenstown for
embarkation in the National Compsny's
fine steamer Louisiana en- route from Liy-
erPOol for New York Hundreds more were
expected to 90 by the iLman steamer next
dsy. Emigration from Ireland 10 Amer
lea has totally changed its aspect
The Cork HerGtd says that when the
tender leaves the pier vita It's human
freight hearty cheer breaks from the en-
lgndhts which is generally responded to on
shere, and = moist eye or sorrowful face is
seldom seen among the throng
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GENERAL SHERMAN T,gnTcN.,r

General Sherman is said to be very in
digDsnt at the comments of the press on
his recent convention with General John
ston. He is also understood to bs very Sc
yere on Secretary Stanton and General
Halleck for the course which they pursued
IN regard to the matter. l. is said that he
will, upon his arrival North, publish de-
tense OF MS course in that negotiation.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15

DRESS GOODS, LAoEs AND ORAPT
- Goods, Embrolderies, scarfs, Dress Button.
Dress Trimmings, So, opened this day.
J. II. DEWITT 4 co..
~ land II PRhlin Sarays,
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TEETH TEETH TEETH /
ilr L r. nLKIKIR

Late Of the firm Of HALLIwELL 4 DANES. I,
still az his old established Dental Ro1ms corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from $40
TO Sl5. All work warranted. anin.RS
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TNITED STATES AND FOREIGN

PATENT OFFICE AGENCY
no, lS6 Banz Street. CIeveIand. Ohso.
We are prepared to tran,act tusipea. Of 49,
psen EelAting 70 Inventions, Drawinzs, o.
tbs P.srt 1919 EAsel5sy lnfringeuenfl and
- 80 Z s'el's lava. BORRIDGE 3 co,
AS AushQEissd AttprBs5H for PstssiA.
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN !

UNHE SALE OF THE FIRST SERIES
4 Of $500 OOO, 700 Of the T-SO Loan vas completed
on the slst Of March, 1866. The sale OF the second
series Of Three Hundred Millions, payable three
year, from the 18th day of June, 1866, was b. gun
On the lst Of April In The short space Of thirty days
orsrOns HaHrsd Millions Of tis series hare been sld
leaving his day less than Two Hundred Millions
to be disposed Of The interest is payable semi
annually in currency on the 18th of December and
18th Of June, by Coupons attached to each note,
which are readily esshed anywhere. It amounts to
- ~, 0so Eo,.
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MEDICAL.

"FHERE Is No SUUH wORD As FAILn
TAR RANTS COMPOUND En-
L tract Of
cURE8S AND ooPAIBA,
Is sure, Certain and speedy Cure for All
diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys and Utts
nary Organs, either Male or Femse, frequent
" performing perfect cure in the short space Of
Three T Four days, aud always in leis time than
any other Preparation. in the us8 Of I AkRANf 3
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEB5 AND CO.
PAlBA there is no need Of confinement or change
cf dist In It's AppraYed form Of paste, Il Is en-
tirrly tasteless, and causes no unpleasant scnsa-
tiOn TO the patient, and no exposure. IT is now
acknowledged by the mos: learned IN the Profef-
sion that 10 the above class OF Diseases, Cubebs
and COpaibR sre the Only Two Rem dies known
that oAn BE- relied upon with any Certainty OF sue
cess. Tarrants Com JOund E1trAot OF Cubsts and
OOpHibA HEYEK FAILS. Manufactured only by
TAR tSANR - CO.,
Hs Greenwich street, NewYOTk.
EB-sold by Druggists all over the World.
my9:R4
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Jay Cooke announces thae only $35, ,oOO,-
ooo Of the present series of the 7-3O loan
relnsin unsold. The next series viii be
dated In October, and the sale of these viii
commence as soon as the current series Is
disposed Of. There will be no change IN
the rate of interest. This series viii
amount to $3.50, GOO, 900, which is all that
remains of the loaps authorized BY Con-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
EYE AND AR.
ARTIFICIAL

Al ERIOAN LEG
AThis is tho best Artificial Leg Z
eTnF Patented, for DURABILITY,
SIMPLICITY and Activity. Gov.
eminent has adopted this Leg into
The Army and Navy. This Is
recommendation 70 the Limb, a.
Government gives 70 the Soldier
none but the best.
Send for . Pamphlet.
AMERICAN LEG co.,
AtWster Buildi1Fs
iebs:B1i 0ievelaBS
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EEwToHvILLE, Nov. 10, 1864.
DR. LIGHTHILL-D Dear Sir: Allow me
to express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my daugh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many years, and for some months past
a.,4 t-.-,-z svr,-,,esl OF n5arin TIIo
loss Of this important sense is certainly u
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and to degree known only to those who
have experienced it. II, therefore, there
be a remedy for this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires that 1t
should b universally disseminated. feel
it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
much pleasure, to give my testimony 70 the
happy effects of your trestment and reIne-
dies. My daughter has suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood. The left car
has been badly diseased, The right ear
also, for several years, WAS seriously Affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire ioss Of her hearing.
Il was with extreme difficulty that she
could participate ipth6 conversation Of her
friends, and Tor Two cars has been deprived
OF this source Of social enjoyment. Hap
pily my attention was directed to your sd-
vertisement, and was induced to pisce
her in your care. Your treatment under
favor OF kind Providence, has teen sue
cesstul. Her hearing, 30 lar rs 1 can judge,
appears to bs perfectly restored. Whether
this restoration Is permanent Is n question
time alone can deternin ine, but present re-
suits are certainly very gratifying.
am, dear sir,
Truly aud gratefully yours,
B. Z. WELCH, u. ID.
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Subscribe quickly.

Less than 500 600. 600 of the Loan authorised by
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount at the rate at which it is being AbsOrped,
will al be subscribed for within two months when
the notes will undoubtedly command premium,
as has uniformly been the cAse closing the sub
scriptions TO other Loan. Il HOw seems probable
lat no considerable qmOuHi beyond the present series
rgiH Bs offered 10 the public.
In order that citizens Of every town aud section
Of the country may be afforded fAcilities for taking
ths loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
eraJ agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
soribers will ,elect their own agents. in whom they
have confidence, aud uho only to be responsible
for the delivery of the notes for which they receive
orders. -
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
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PROPOSALS.,
OFFIcE or wATEEwoEKs, !

OFFICE or WATEKWOREs,
CLEVELAND, May sth 1896. 5
NOTICE TO lRONFOUNDERS.
IN Sealed proposals, Endorsed prJposas for
cast irou water pipes will be received at the office
Of Water Works, Council Bsn Building) tr
about 1000 feet Of Is inch waterpipes, requir'
ed for these works, until II O'Clock NJ, May ztd,
1868.
Further information and specifications osn be
OBJ ai5 cd Of the undersisned ut this office after
to day.
The Boari Of Trustees invite the SUI mission Cf
bids rtssrying the right to accept or decline suy
or oil proposals resolved
By orler Of the Bead,
JOSEPH SINGER,
Snnarintandent and EngIneer.
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CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS.

IN IL W ~ NkOa
New Goods at Union Hall for Spring,
is now the theme Of which sing
49, III the Ia tAat atYles inst made,
To suit the finest city trade,
OF new Spring ovefooAts and Sacks,
To Mt the form lise moulded wax;
And Business Goats Of stylish make,
All Of the present sty e. that takei
But then the crOwning Goats Of ali
Are the DREss COATs at Union Hall
We pride ourselves that We excel
All others in the COATS We cell;
For Ia them you will always ind
Sit, Fashion, Grace and Ease combined
Bat Ou our Goats will not dwell
We've also Pants and Vests to sell,
Of every hue, and shade and style
70 tel yOu all would take while;
So l wilt only mention here
That those = no would in ETY. appear,
Should come to Union Hall and buy
The OLOToInG best to please the eye;
And not alone the eye TO please,
But money save in bu5ing these;
For We will sell at prices low,
No matter how the Go d does 20.
10 Furnishing Goods both reh and neat,
We have a ftOok full and complete;
Our gallant boys In blue" wiz ,1
All kinds OF g0odt-- 80 SAT- their mind,
we've ri=o for the boys in stnFs
A better stock thAa s'sr teflls;
Aud can Fl, bOth greSt and small,
~ ish CLOTHING best at UHIoS Hall.
~ he hnest stock Of Spring and Summer
Clothing aud the Lowest Prices in the city At
Isaac A. Isaaos's Union Hall.
sOle Agency for the sale Of
STR ONG'S ARMY TRUNK&
SINGERS Sc WING MACHINES,
AND
bEOTF'S AutOmatOn PFessmSn;
Cor. Superior aud Union street8
So Lock out for TIE Giants APPS
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The glory has entirely departed from
that little pesthole Of the Bahamas, Nassau,
sinee the close Of the blockade running
business. Everybody who can got away Is
leaving, goo Is intended TO run the block
sde are daily being suctioned OF At mere
ly nominal prices, and the principal hotel
Of the place has closed for want Of busi-
ness. Eight former blockade running
stesmers were laid up there on tho 'th
inst, entirely out Of employment.
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LIMITING COTTON. 800 pounds
IA all eolOTs, just received, at reduced prices.
sPS n. HALLE 3 90,
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NEW STYLE GOLD EAR-DROP-
1N At O0WLES 4 co.'s,
my5 1877 WeddeIl Home.
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The New York merchants display great
energy in taking sdysntage Of the AIlsl-
dents proclamation opening trade with
the South. Over fifty vessels have already
been added TO the New York and southern
coast trade, and others are rapidly being
prepared 10 eagsge in it. Many vessels
which have been used by the Government
during the war, will be at once used in
this trade