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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
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H fELn9RAPH.l m
COtGoR-Active and higher sales at 45c formid.
ding.
FIOur-6aI5o better, this chief improvement ia
in high grades.
SAFES at 81 6O@7 e6 for superins state IS COG
8 26 for extra state; IS S5ss 40 for choice do
81 6O97 50 for superfns western; S. lOAs Is
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop ohio; 50 So0u 66 for trade brands; market
oloslng quiet and fIn.
Whisky-stsady. Sales western at 50 20.
Eheat-la2c better. sa 90 At 81 Goal 65 for
Chicago spring; 81 62A1 6S for MilWsuRee club;
81 20 for amber HflWaakee; 50 20 ior amber state
and fair amber MicbiSsn;. S22O for choice fmbsr
and OAnaaS; az 26 for Bmqtty white Canada and
81 40 for choice white Nester. -s.-e
Bye-Firm. WsstsFn 81 O2,
BAFley-Quiet and nTm.
Barley mAlf-Quiet. ..-.
COrm-1e better
Sales at sO89le for upSound 92a94o for sound
white western. II71
oatS-lo better,
Sales at 4Ia5so for unsound and s2a5Sc for sound.
sales at 46a6oo for the LATTER and &c for former.
OOnee-Qdiet. rs ...--
saEaF-zeii1s. Cuba MuscavadO At 1sS S14c;
MOlasses-Dun. if
WOOl-Dull. . at
PetrOIeum-FIrm.
foFk-Opened higher and closed heavy. Sales
cash S2S T6a2s si1S for prime; SIS iSs[asO g
for sx "a msss.
Beef-Firm and active at % Ooala 50 for plain
mess tl2 GOALS 25 for extra ness
Reef HAma-DuV.
cut Meats-Firmsr at 16Al7I1 for shoulders;
I91<s2S for hams.
BacOn-Dnll.
LaEd-D0ll aud lower. Sales at 2sasC1S-lattsr
oB.utter-ouiet and steady at sOA4ao for Ohio;
40a62 for state.
Oheese-Firmer ct lsaI7e.
EEelghls-To Liverpool continue dulI and IN
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Abatemenh.-On Iron, Except shee,) ordered in
lets OF 20 tons, 1255So per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots Of 100 kegs or more,
121So per keg.
Terms -hots or acceptance st sixty days, with
current rate Of Exchange on New York; or .
dsoount Of three per cent. for cash, II remitted on
reoeipt Of invoice. Payments 10 be made in New
York Exchange, United states Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent No discount on bills OF less
nrnnnnf than mr. dnllaIa.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Starr has constantly, at his News Depot
all the leading New York daily and weekly
papers, which are received in sdYance::Of
the mail,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

PAsToR's MIET1EG.-The Pastors Meeting,
suspended during the summer, will be re-
sumed at o'clock on Monday morning,
Oct. I'd, at the Study of the Stone Church.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
DRAINARD's HALL.


Representing the
GREAT REBELLION IN HEAHENI
THE WAR OF THE ANGELsI
The Fall of Satan and the + all OF Man
A described by John Milton in his Immortal Poem
entitled " Paradise Loat," !" It being complete ts
lustration OF this great poem from beginning 70
end, and comprising Sixty three splendid Tableau
kcenss, carrying OUT MiltOn's idea Of
HEAVEN, EELIs CHAOS AND PARADISE
will be exhibited in this city for Sho nrst time,
exhibited in London for $50 conseoutipe nights
TO more than half million Of people, and exhio-
tied btfore Her Majesty, Queen VIcioda, and the
entire Court Of Backing ham Palace, upon which
occasion Her MAJ esty WaB pleased to bestoW upon
the proprietor a dfstipguished mark of her ROYAL
nFpfeSihsI0n " F.sss-<sa--= 49, -ss-aa@--A
diamond ring.
Prof. BARSwELI, Of Massachusetts,, an able and
eloquent Rlocutionist will recits selected portions
ftne poem with thrilling effect, explaining each
scene.
MAtinees Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
ut O'Clock.
DOOas open in the evening st o'clock. Curtain
rises at O'Clock.
In order thsE all classes OF people may have an
opportunity Of wItI essfng this wonderful exhibi-
tion, the price OF admiAniOn is 20 cents only Re-
served kest5 90 cents.
The Ticket once for the sale Of Reserved Seats
vii be open daily frOW ~ TO AZ A. n. and from
tO4P. NJ.
Admission to Matinee, to all parts Of the house,
% cents. Children 10 oeRts.
W. W. VERT, Prop'r,
A. n. DORLARD,
Business Manager.
=. G. GARDEEn, Agent. lep26 E6O
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LOYAL NOTlUKs.

Learning by stuiy must be Woni
Twas ne'er sntailed from sire to son."
Learn now that DR.. D. a. seelys's LIQUID GA
rARRH REMEDY viii permanently cure the dis
sass even in it, worst form. 0ot2;Rs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

10 ths S60ssI Department attention Is IN
vlted, as zoe Offer about tl0eEve hundred
Wool ShGsOLs, Paisley Scotch and American
Real Paisley and French Cashmere, and
nla'ly others. For sale By the package or
at retail. K l. BALDWIN d co.
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q. z. Money narksE-sePt. 80.
IBY TELEaRAPK.1
MOney-Steady At 6A6 D cent. for cal loana.
Sterling kKchanKe-steAdy At l0s5s9
1893.
6aOId-Without decided change, opening at
IA, adVandc ng to 1872 aud closing ct l4417.
Total exports OF specie to-day So6l ,l9I.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02


FEEIAK1sN.-At q meeting of the Emm
Circle of the Fenian Brotherhood, West
Side, held on the 29th inst, the followir {
members were appointed to solicit and ccl-
lect subscriptions from the citizens OF
Cleveland, to aid the cause of Irish FREQ
dom.
Feeling that there Is chord in the Amer
ican heart ever ready to respond to the
call of struggling Liberty, and that Ire
lands claim thereto is beyond that of every
other nationality, we trust to the generous
sympathy OF Americans to aid us in this
last and deadly struggle with their enemy
as well as ours.
E. ]. NJ. McNINARA, ssc'y.
COLLECTORS.
9Th Ward-William Goff, Lawrence Toole.
9th Ward-K. Kelly, John McNamee,
Francis Carr.
10th Ward-Lawrence Nolan, James
Lawler.
1lth Ward-Thomas Costello, John Ryan,
Joseph Harrison.
COLLECTORS AT LARGE.
William ,Duggan, Thomas Kane, ]. j.
SWeeny, John Maxim, Charles Gallag her,
John Ryan, P. K. Walsh, Charles Rodden,
James Keenan,, James McNsmara, John
Darrah, Peter Dunn.
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3. I. BALDWINI AlCn

WI open on Monday, September 18Th, a
complete stoekof
ENBROIDERIRS AND LACEs
Novelties in Liass and Poisi Gaze, Linen
and Vatenets'lse, Linen CaDS6rie and LaaOss
1'noroadered, Lace Edgisgs, Lace Hand.
keTehiefs, Cambria Trimmings Real
French Bands, exquisite patterns, Black
6''lPoTe and Thread IFiRsmi8gs,
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Also, FANCY DRESS SILKS.
Stripped, Plaid, CheRs, Bdyddere DrogHek
Broeade, DrOqttet5 SEED, ChGNgdbIs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
nKW ADVKRTIsEMKa1s.

Pastors Meeting-LooAl Notice.
Paradise Lost-LooaI Notice.
FeniGhs-LooAl Notice.
Horse Fair Local Botice.
Trotting Mstch-Looal Notice.
American Christian OOmmisslon-Lecal Notice
DIR. Seelye-LocAl Notice.
eozodont-Local Notice.
Malone, Petit 4 Co-Local Notice.
b. Tunte-BuffAlo Robe Lost.
Congregational Church-Local Notice.
SO Bank kstreet-Employment Wanted.
Academy Of fMusic-OArtouohe.
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CITY NEWS.

Feed Boy wanted at the LEADER Job
Room
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TONSoRIAL,
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig HakIng and Ladies' Hair Dress
VIM. DAY, 46 Public Square
HASHL the LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG VIZ

SEE THE ILLUSION WIG-It fits TO a chs
CURLS-FREEOH NATURAL R1hQLE d
1u1 received (diTecO large quantity OF this L.
tiful hair. Ladies please CALL examine and q q"
SWITCHES AND BRAIDs-A large AAd
Ealeotsd stock always on hand.
WITER-FALLs, BUTTERFLY BOWS, ;
GENE BOWS and FRENOH HEAD-DREe
made BY the advertiser equal to those importe
81 Ladies' own Braids made into any Q
above HoAd-Dresses without injury % switch
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and hair Oui .
done IN the latest snd most prevailing styles.
HAIR DYEING.-Partio1lar attention pal
this branch Of the business. Tbs best Of DyeI
HOT AND GOLD BATHS always ready.
best bathing apartm ments in the city. u
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Wholesale Iron ana Nail Market.

Wholesale Iron and Nail Market.
SATURDAY. Sept 80, 1885.
Cleveland, Brown 3 Co., manufacturers and
wholesale dealers, Nos. % and 81 MsrWin street,
report an undated activity in the Iron and Nall
trade, and VFry firm market Prices during the
past week have ruled steady ano close unchanged.
TRnN-
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Also, MOURNING DRESS Silks
Checks, Stripes, Plaids, Broeade, Drogust,
GrOs AfriqHe, F0ltIard, India and others.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
x1AVKLEk's KEGIsTEKs

- OItlssns Wiahing eoaysyanos to sithsT Of the
above franl BoAts, viii b called for BY Coaches
Of etsvanf Onnibul 1dns, b. leaving their address
door 10 the WeddeU Houne
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Also, BLACK CRYSTAL ANNURE
Black eros de AfTlqEe, Black Gros Grain,
Black Tarata and Ripped, Black COtsLIe
FrGHedis, Black GTos de Rhiles.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
PARIS BROOADRS
PLAIN AND FANCY DROGUET,
PLAIN PoLK.DU.soIE.
Also EVENING DRESS SILKS.

EsIegant Fancy Styles; Plain eoIOrs IN
Assortment Moize, Rose, Scarlet White,
Lavender, Maure, Pink, Lemon, Magenta,
P1see, Green Gray Silver, DTz6s, SiEusr
Greys, BGyadsre and CheRs White.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Also BLACK DRESS SATINs
White Dress SatiRS.
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OOMETHING NEW-LAdies and &c
~ .I...... va anuIan nnrn afAantinn IN 1


OOMETHING NEW.-LAdies and &c
- tlemen We invite your attention TO 4
IIEHEUS.MYATT VINE PLANT This Vim.
Il attracting the attention Of the American people
81 an article Of commerce as well os for domestic
uss, and il likely soon te Eupersede the most kinds
Of grape wine or dragged limitations now In
Directions for cultivation and for the making Ct
the wine with delivery Of th5 plants. The best
fine for planting is in the fsll, September till No
Tsmbsr The shipping Of plants commences on
the 18th of September, at the following low rates:
sneW vine plants Cbulbs very nns) .......-SI so
IL !" 90 -.....-- 3 50
q % "a ,,,,,,.,,IS 90
- a. a ...26 90
Eeu Ever. bearing Strawberry IL strong plants,
free bv nail so oenTs. Gent free BY mail for $780,
contafps Is Double and Single Hyacinthss Is Dou-
bic and Single Tulips, 80 Orooag, HarciSlusi 4
Japau Lilies, 4 Iris 10 Ranuilsn, 10 Ansmonen.
Pleass send your orders early % secure plants
An time.
Agents wanted in every town. Address A. BOR-
EkMAH Dayton, Montgomery county, Q. Let-
ter BOZ 81. sepzS:16OdAW -
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BUFFALO MARAkT-sep1.

lBI 4HLsaRAPH.l
FIOuF-Firm bat Qaiet
Wheat-Tirm Gales new No. Milwaukee
spring At 81 60.
COFn-Ysllow ct SOC for No. mixed; 7To No. q
warm. Sales 500 bu ct TOO.
0ata-Nno ANAL. a.
BaEley-Quiet.
kye-Nons here.
HWhfsky-Held ct 81 29a2 q.
POrk-SAles at e35 90.
LaEd-Sales ct 303.
Canal FRefghtB-To New York: Wheat
Ice, corn lac, oats 50.
Lake Imports For "a hours-Flour 1861
bbls, wheat los .459 Du. corn 1925, barley 40 9
CANAL BX XpOrts-Flour 9 900 bbls, WhsAt So
995. bu. corn le5. .2aO. cats 2el6O. barley II 40
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AMVsEM ENTs.

IA go
John a. Eit6ier.
Z. II. Geary ..... ..---. Ireas0fers
PRIors or ADsuss1oH.-Dress Circls and Par
Iustts, so cents BeSsETed Seats to Dreas OEcss 70
cents; Family oircls, 50 cents; Gallery, Is cents;
Private Boxss, s. and IS. single Seats In PriVAts
Boxes, $l,O0.
So Doors open ct I, Curtain rises at T:4B.
OOlored persons will under no circumBtanoeSs be
permitted 70 occupy Bests in any other portion Of
toe house, save the Gallery. Admission 70 cents.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF THE oELE-
BRATED ARTISTS,
Mr.. & MISS CoULDock,
Upon which occasion vii bs presented the new and
tmmsnseiy suocess.ul Drama Of
OARToUCHE, OR TIE FoBLoRN hope.
80
MONDAY EVENING, october "a, viii be pre-
Bented
CARFOUCHE
Oh, THE F0RLORN HOPE.
Corporal Oartouohe... o. W Cooi9ock
Nina De Rantzberg SOuloVSA
SYNOPSIS OF BCEHERY-Encampment 1eiore
Ulm by Moonlisht-YiliAge Of ST. Leuiisnt- Yarn
House Of Lucien-Groutds OF the ChsteaW-lnts-
riOr Of the OhsteaW.
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CLAIM AGENTS.

WN. K. PRESTON,
Csuooessor to O. G. Bruce 4 PrestonlS
GOVERNMENT LICENSED
Army and Navy claim Agent
Omee no. Lyman's Block
nesr Court HOuse, on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, PrisS
Money, and all other War Claims.
~ Our Special Agent resident at Warrington,
D. u. dsgotes his entire time 60 the collection OF
Or oERs' AOooUETs, procuring Certificates Of Nom
indebtedness and obtaining pay.
~ Fees low. No charge until We have accom-
plishsd what undertake.
German Language Spoken apis
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Kew York Stock Markst-sept. 80.
IBT TELEs1AfH.l
Governments stOcks-Stssdy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

OBWE6O uARHETs--Sept. 30.
II FELnaRAPa.I
R1Our-Aotive, which far exceeds the supply.
Sales at % so red winter; SlO 6OaIl 90 for Nhlte;
$40 b0a12 90 for Xxx.
Wheat-Dun- Choice white Canada 81 30;
Ohisago spring, BY sample, at 81 So
COrn-Quiet and nominAlly sOas2e for No l
Illinois
Oats-Soarce and steady; receipts large.
Barley-Buoyant and 10 good demand. Sales
OF SVOS 6osof OanAda 1t u aii last night IL, 900
kYe-Held ct $40 for Canada
~Sat IS.. RE lgnIsIs.ssdyI {fits Flour ess47c,
70 New Yo,k: H ~ OAliey W. ISe-.o; oats Te,
Hudson. = 41UNSr ~ " -
La. Lake e dn0 dsnm0Ports--- Bbls -four. 10000 bu
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OEAAOA,1StD MARKET--Sept. 80.
by TelsgTaph.l
kCdr-Firm and and loo better.
Gheat-AotiVe and ls2ce b tier. Sales at
81 AZ for No l, and 81 a for No 2.
COrn-steSdy Sales ole for No 1, And 5sJ<o
for NO2 a..-
Oafs-Firm at S15<e.
RrOvtSiOnB-Pirm.
HiRAaWines-In etive.
Fretghts-DulL Wheat l21zc, corn IOc to
ReeeiPts--FI0zr. 4.5OO bbls; wheat, IS GO
ba, corn 1o3. 600 cats Sc 900
9hipments-29OO bbls -four 45 600 bu what
Is, 100 corn, "a 600 oats.
MILWAUKEE MAkKET-.sept. 80.
...- IBy Telsgraph.l
R1OuF-Quiet.
Wheat-Aotivs at 81 49,.
OOrB-Quist 1t SIC. - a
RecetRls-s.l6 leo boIs -four, % 900 bu wheat.
Rose = PFenEa1lP Provinces mArAss r.
port, \ n Z
Ihs following are tbs rAtsa charged b a. = / Is
Hams-sugsE-eursd premium hams . b...... 50
CanVaeSed Hams 3D.. \,
Dried Beef--S D..ss............ :. = .
Eh0ul6BFD-6ugAr-c1rod y D.......-L a.
0neO1a-Or smoked Sides 3 b s ss
LaFd-Prime lsAf ketkls-rnd'd d n bbls ~ 80 q
Prime ieaf kettls-fndr'd in kseS i n soik
PuFR-Ho. me@ q bbl....-....-.--1 osso22isr
14kEA olear y DOL -.-.....,.,,, a m
- He SxtEa charge nads for paoFSsa- ~ os,Io
AgO 20 rAilroAd depos or bOAss An srticisS A.,
SAErantea strictly prime, and squAl to snTthinT a
he sassa. Orasfs promptly Oiled. =
eN%R E0s.laR "a aRd las oataTiO aIS;s.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

wooden Ware-Ths market is steady, vii
. 81 -L--s-..- .a.i-- .. Al. E,Ilnszinn nricea:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

NEW YORK, June "a.
The steamer Ocean Queen, bringing Pam
anna dates to the 10th, has arrived.
The Star and Herald announces the
line from he New t4aRert 6Pe Is 8SqlffsP dRBs ST ST the
3Oth of May, on Roncsdor Reef, thirty-five
miles from the Island of Old Providence.
She was bound from New York to Grey
town, and had six hundred and twenty
passengers for San Francisco, besides full
crew, all of whom were saved and landed
on the Island, with sufficient provisions to
support them until taken off.
it appears that the Golden Rule first ex-
ploded one of her fues, after which she
colided with ferry boat, damaging one of
her paddle wheels aud OBTAINING her from
going to sea until the 22d ult. On the Both
in a heavy rain she struck q rock and stuck
fast.
On the Sth inst, the United States steam
ers Huntsville and State of Georgia sailed
from AspinWall for the wreck TO bring
away the passengers.
The passengers were brought to Aspin-
wall and forwarded to San Francisco by the
steamer America.
The steamer Ocean Queen brings $50 900.
Panama adviees state the steamer Colo
rado, Y days from New York, arrived at
Panama on the I'd, and sailed on the 18th
for San Francisco.
Tho revolution in Peru still continues,
making little progress.
Chill is threatened by Spain, If it does
not como TO terms.
From Australia we learn that the She
nandosh had gone west from Adelaide, pro-
baby to the Mauritus.
Late dates ssfrom Central America bring
news of the complete defeat of the Barrios
revolutionary party in Salvador.
Major General Sickles left the Isthmus
on the 10th, for New York.
Colonel G. M. TOtten is passenger on
the Ocean Queen, having been unsuccessful
ia tho negotiations of the new Panama con-
tract.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26
FROn FORT SMITH.

LOhl OhAllIiI OlAiiO az
Ex- Governor Wade OF the Chickasaw
nation has arrived here from Dooksville 20
confer with General Bussey, commanding
the District Of the Frontier, for the return
to their homes of all Choctsw Indians
who have been engaged in the Confederate
army. A temporary treaty of peace was
effected with the Choctsws at DoOksville
on the 18th by Colonel Mathews, of the
99th Illinois Infantry who WAS sent as Il
commissioner on the part of the United
States. The Indians agree to cease at
once, all hostilries against the United
States, and return TO their homes, and
resume their old habits. Gov. Wade brings
resolutions adopted by the Grand Coun-
ell of twenty tribes, who met st Armstrong
Academy, on the 10th, declaring they will
Immediately cease all acts of hostilities to
the United States, and will send delega-
ton of five from each tribe TO Washington
to negotiate permanent peace. The In
dians appear friendly 10 the United States
and anxious to resume friendly relations.
The Grand Council is TO meet again on
September lst.
Gen. Bussey hasissued an order inviting
the Indians TO return to their homes, and
assures them that they will NOT be molested
by the United States authorities, so long
ffsBt 5r pea beat5 entered mo. Hs has also
provided for the payment for ali cattle
procured from Indians for the United
States troops, and provided for the proEec-
ti0n of thsir property.
Gov. Wade gives assurance that no
further trouble will be ocessioned by the
ChoctaEs.
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FROM BOsTOa.

BOSTON, June "a.
The United States vs.. the claimants for
seventy bales of cotton. This case was
heard in the United States District Court
before Judge Loring. The cotton was
picked up, floating off Wilmington, N. c.,
by the steamer Vicksburg. The United
States libelled it as prize and the Vicks-
burg claimed it as property derelict. The
decision is now given. The property is q
prize to the United States. Il has hereto
fore been the practice in New York to allow
the finder TO keep the cotton and goods
picked up, although point has not been,
previous to this decision, adjudicated. This
decision establishes, therefore, q very valu-
sble precedent.
In the same court a motion was made by
the United States Attorney fer the sale Of
the Georgia, the well-known Confederate
cruiser, and was resisted in behslf of Ed.
Boles, Of Liverpool.
The claimant, the MRbern, was allowed
by the Court, and the safe keeping of the
vessel ordered on the ground that longer
delay would cause such depreciation in the
value of the vessel as to affect the interest
of sll concerned.
The National Council of the Congrega-
tional Churches closed its deliberations
this morning and adjourned. Friday, Sep
tember 18th, was recommended as day of
fasting and prayer by the churches repre-
sented in the Council. Rev. Messrs Kirk
Dagget of Illinois, and Turner of Connecti-
cut, were appointed to prepare pastoral
letter to the ch-rches, giviDg z tho spirit and
result of the Council.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26
FROh CAIkO.

CAIRO, June 24.
Arrival from New Orleans, tho 18th,
brings 1904 bales Of cotton for Cairo,
326 for St. Louis.
One hundred and fifty bales of cotton
for st. Louis passed up last night.
1t is thought 1000 bales will cover the
amount of cotton in the Red River coun-
try.
The steamer Cardinal was recently sunk
q short distance below Little Rock. Esti-
mated loss $4,000 in cotton and tobacco.
The crops along the Mississippi are re-
ported promising.
Memphis 90 ton Market-Ordinsry
24425; good 26s27; low middliDg 31a33
fair middling 81.
A letter from Shreveport says the inves-
tigation touching tho loss of the transport
Kentucky resulted in the acquittal of the
officers in charge from all blame. The
Commission held the occurrence entirely
accidental.
Orders have been issued prohibiting the
running of transports on BED river in tho
night time.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26
FROM WAsHTNGTOH.

NEW 1oRK, y une "a.
Special to Commercial: General HurI-
burt, for year past commanding the Gulf
Department, has demanded court martial
to investigate the charges made by the COM
missioners sent to investigate the affairs of
that Department. The investigation will
necessarily involve the whole history of the
Department of the Gulf under its previous
commanders, Butler and Banks.
Special to Post: The South Carolina
delegation had another interview with the
President to-day.
Since the 4th inst, Il, ,S43 rebel prisoners
have been sent South from here.
At the government sale to-day of vessels
lately belonging to the Potomac fOtilla, the
following steamers were disposed OF: The
wooden sido-wheel steamer Baltimore !;
length 200 feet, $4,000; purchaser Thos.
Clyde, Philadelphia. The propeller Wa
bash length 62 feet, $1,000; purchaser
Robert Scar, of Baltimore. The single en-
gine propeller Teazer length so feet, $685.
900; purchaser, Jas. Bylor, of New York.
The double engine propeller Resolute !;
length 81 feet, $4,000; purchaser F. II.
SOuthard, of Richmond, Me. The single
engine propeller Zebra; length So feot,
$3.50; purchaser Gilbert Van Derwerker, Of
Georgeton, D. G.