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Special Report.
NEW YORK, May IL

NEW 1OhAI may AH'
STICKS.
This morning the stock market was bet
ter than yesterday. There was sharp
demand for the leading stocks to which the
bears responded very feebly, and prices
rose l(824 per cent. Later in the day the
bears threw considerable stock on the
market and brought prices down some
what. On the 18th of this month the
bears will have to deliver very large
amount of stocks, sold at 2O@4O per cent.
below the present quotations. They have
thus far been unable to shake prices mate
rally, and there appears no possibility OF
their carrying out of the corner without
very heavy losses.
Government stocks are quiet. The large
subscriptions to the 1905 direct attention
from other bonds and partially dePress
prices.
State bonds were quiet and somewhat
hrmer.
The coal and miscellat eous shares were
all better.
Railway mortgages are steady and in
demand.
GOLD.
The gold market wss active this morn
ing, but very quiet in the afternoon.
Many short contracts have been covered
and the shipment will not be as large as
was expected.
The gold aud stock bears have been
brought to sympsthise with each other
1t is an easier matter to bring down prices
than formerly.
Money is in good demand, but quite
easy at low rstes.
The exchange for tO-morrow's steamer
is unusually active. Large amounts o
sterling have been sold at 11O for si1t.
days.
@ PETROLEUM STOCKS,
o The market was quite active to-day, an
) a large business was done at improvin
: rrices Buchanan Farm sold at 127
: Cherry Pun, 5l; Excelsior, 400; Germs
MIA, 50 Maple Shade, AIS; KnickerbOcke
II II 50; Manhattan, 54; Empire City, goo
# Everett, 325; Brooklyn, 2ooi PItho
le Creek, ESQ; OceAnica, 24si Tack, 2o5
5, United States, 1875; Rynd Farm, 295'
to The following dividends are snnounco
= y Brady 2 per cent; Columbia per cent
Heydick Bros. per cent.
10 Petroleum, crude is steady with sales
371, for June delivery 52a5a4 for refine
y y in bond, and 72s733 for Tree.
~ DRY GOODS,
The dry good trade continues quite
de tive. Bleached and brown goods
scarce and prices are steady. Prints
in smsll supply. sprsgus's and the D
American goods are from % to &c
great scarcity of foreign dress goods e
rm tinues and prices are stsffening.
,nI There are number of merchants in
Nv Nv city from large Southern cities who
he with confidence that trade with them m
nd, be brisk, although for the present. u
"A a conane their purchases TO goods not as
YES ttsvsgsnt in price or style IS in fOrI
days.
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ERnM NEW YORK.

NEw YOKK, May II.
The steamer Corsies, from Havana the
9th, and Nassau the Ssh, reports the ret el
ram Stonewan at anchor outside the har-
Dor of Nassau when she left
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-ARRIYAI..

BosToE. May Il.
The steamer Asia srrived this morning.
Her mail and Associated Press news bag
will be received tonight in New York.
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w1SmINGrnN ITEMs.

WAsHINGToN, May IL.
General Sherman has arrived here AID
Is testifying before the Committee on the
Conduct of the War.
Reverdy johnson has consented to act
as cnnnsal for Mrs. Surrstt.
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AGUERRIELA EXECUTED.

CINCINNATI, May z.
Thomas Martin, guerrilla, was executed
here Yesterday. Orders for the execution
of Bowles, Milligsn and HOrsey are pub
lished in Cincinnati papers this morning
They arc to be hanged on the 18th INST
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JoHssToH's ARMY.

Dispatches from Greensboro, North Car
olius. May 9TH, announce tha. Capt j..
Myers, ordnance officer detailed to receipt
for ordnance received from Johnston's ar
nv, states that he has received nearly g
600 stand of arms. He thinks he will be
able to gather up a few more. de VIII
probably receive nearly $50 cannon
That portion of the army which would
not surrender left at once, taking their hor'
ses, arms and equipments. It is also stated
that they took some light artillery with
them.
Likean army of lOcusts, JOhnstOn's men
are absorbing everything in the way OF
plunder in the country through which they
/
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IN. BLlOKsun1' sooA A. Tot KOIslSE; : S.z.,...
No. ss Oregon s.. budding, Pub. So.
,,bsa.sSs 0LIYELAEDs o.
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pYEINc
CYRIAX,

FREDERI0K OYRIAx,
Sra.eh Fancy steam Dye works anu
Cleaning establishment,
BeIyideFe Farm, East Cleveland, and
96 Seneca Street.
OrrIcF--IO4 seBeca st., Cleveland, o.
49, A. raaks thil the BgsT DYE-HOUSE IN
THE WE5F, and shall spsre no effort to give sat
hfaction.
I csIl the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED Trench STYLE
OF Cleaning or RA-dvslng Of nads-up Garmentn.
-phe
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BRoUaHT TO TIME.

Governor Vance left here yesterday ter
his home in Buncomb county, having lsied
toobtained permission from General Scho-
field to return to Raleigh and resume his
functions as Governor of North Carolina.
Governor Graham, Hon. ]. A. Gilmer' and
Hon. Bedford Brown waited on General
schoaeld, at this point, and asked Permi'-
sion to 90 to Washington to see II tney
could not prevail on President johnson TO
continue Governor Vance and the present
Legislature and also SEQ if they could not
secure gradual emancipation instead OF i'm
mediate emancipation. This request was
respectfully declined.
Ifa new election is ordered, GoYerno
Vancs's friends, who compose the WeAitl
and aristocracy of the State, say they vii
run him against Mr.. Golden on the gradua
emancipation platform, and are eonhden
of success.
The order of General SchOfeld proclaim
inc freedom to the slaves of this State ha
created a great sensation here and ei''
where, as it was unexpected by the lesdin
Shareholders, who hoped to hold on to ther
under the gtadual emancipation system
vpoNr sToRTrI CAROLINA.
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hALEl6Ht Ntoy us
Chief Justice Chase will go down the
coast to New Orleans, thence up the Mis-
sissippi, and back to Washington. Ills
visit is Of 8 judiciary character. From him
If is sscertained that the Administration
will continue military rule in the rebel
States until they are thoroughly reconciled
70 immediate emancipation and the policy
Of The Government. This gives great sat-
isfsc,ion bere, as it defeats the plans OF
Governor Vance srd his influential friends,
whose efforts, if successful, would bring
forth second rebellion.
eALLAaHERs EXCHANGE.
Cold 1904.
| New York Central, s9g; Erie 76S
Pirsburg, 632; Rock IslSnd 925s Nortn
western 273;do preferred 5721; Fort Wayn'
e36: Hudson IOlA; Reading sl3; Micnlgs
southern 6IE; Illinois Central lis, Ono
Mississippicsrtifcstes2 26i Cumberland 81!
Quicksilver 81 t.; Michigan Central lo1
: Canton 35.
, Gold, after call, 1903.
Market not very strong.
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TORNADO IN DANBURY, CT.
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Rlaekhnrn 8 KOehleF,

A R c HITE S .
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

At the meeting OF the Directors of the
Baltimore s. Ohio Railroad Company, held
yesterday, dividend of four per cent. on
the stock of the main stem, and five per
cent. on the Washington branch, was de-
clsred.
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NOW KEADY,
NORK RY DR.. YEN AOsCAzlSAERs
OF No, Ioss7 Walnut strest,
Philadelphia. Pa.s
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Mexican Fever in New York.
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The reporters for the press were at work
again to-day, unsuccessfully, IN their sp-
pIication for admittsnce to the military
court engaged in the trial of the asssssina-
lion eonspirstors. Il is believed that some
arrangement has been officially made for
the publication of such testimony aad pro-
ceedings, pending the trial, as may not re-
suit in injury to the ends of public justice
The court has corps of sworn reporters
Messrs. F. A. Aiken and John w. Clam
pi.t, Of this city, appear as counsel for Mrs
surratt and VIC. Lsughlin. 1t is NOR
than probable that Hon. ReYerdy John
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General Howard, commander of tho
army Of the Tennessee is in the city, also
General F. P. Blair, jr, from Shermans
army.
General Beckwitb, commander-in -chiei
of sbermsn's army, has reached Alex
andria.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16
Great Breakdown in Prices OF DRY C0.,
AT Shcrwi1a,s
Red-front Store, 372 d 3s4 East Wat.,s

Sheetings, Prints, Delaines and al
Domestic Goods reduced in price fror'
to DC per yard. Dress Goods of IN
kinds are selling at 90 to 75c on the do
lar Elegant Goods that sold early I,
the season for 6s to rs, now offered At a.
to 5s, the stock is the largest ever shown
in the State. Great bargains in Cloak
of which we are the largest mannfactp
rers in the Northwest. Shawls, Sill.
and Woolens, CHEAP CHEAP, cbeon
Those who have Dry Goods to buy can
save money by coming to the city, and
selecting from this enormous stock
Remember aud find the place: sss and
37l East Water Street.
F. r. SHERWIN.
Importers, Retailers & Jobbers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-16

The wild peppermint is said to be
excellent to keep rats out of barns and
grainaries. A Canada farmer has tried
it by binding it with his wheat, and his
barns are clear of rats, while those of
his neighbors are swarmed. He recon-
mends farmers to place it around the
base and walls of their barns.
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Importers, Retailers & Jobbers.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


a Note of WaTniBg.-Let the poets say
what thy will, Spring is treacheroui season. 1t
'tieth tho bones" OF its damps and fogs, its east
winds and its caprisious mpe,atur-, come the 10y
chls aud the burning heats Of intermittent fever.
Miasms thaws ont Of the earth in clouds under the
yerpal beams. At no season Of the year does the
system require strengthening more than at this.
To fall sick now is to be iucRpso.tated from strug
Cling with the heats Of summer. Who desires to
IN ct the blazing weather Of June, July and Au-
gust with an org imitation enfeebei by spring dis
eIse.7 Now is the time to reinforce ature and
render ths frame and the eonstituti9n summer
proof
As 10 n as ths fiost gets out Of the earth, the
stomach seems to :ose tone and the appetite to
fade. An indesoribAble laisltude OvereOmgs the
body and mentsl energies, aud slight exertions
o ten tringSn lEitati9n and nerJous tremofs.
Tn Sc ptoms are the mute demands Of the ply
siqus for help and tuecor. Jhs inhusnce Of the
season is depressing upon the vigorc u.s. while
to The naturally feeble is is sill more disastrous
Truly, death resps hsavy harvest in Ms-ch April
and Eay. During hose months the oyspeptic, the
bilious and the hyp, chondriaeaI always sufer most
seYe ely. Ag.i.st all the ailments produced by
miasma, sudden alterations Of temperature, ex
sure or coss confinement in doors, HOSTET-
TEE'S BITIERS is the most potent Of sll med
ieioal safeguards. BE IN time be in time Sold
every where. Ep3:225 IwdAW
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Growers GRAND GssNAN oPERA-sECoED
NIsHT.-We were unable to attend the
opera last night, and oaunot, therefore,
speak from personal observation and ezpe-
rience, of its merits. We understand that
an overAowiDg house was attracted TO the
Academy of Music, as we'll by the fame Of
the opera, "Faust," as by that of the ar
tistes announced in the powerful cast,
and that the rendition was given in the
grsndest and most artistic manner possible.
We regret exceedingly our inability to
produce aught but hesrsay in the way OF
criticism of the operate master piece.
"Faust." We can onlyspeak of the delight
given the audience, and of cur citizens in
creased interest, already deep and enthu-
siastic, in this largest and best German
Opera Troupe in this country.
To night Won Weber's splendid opera, in
five acts, "Der Freiscbutz," will be given,
with great cast. The famous Incauta-
tion scene is a separate act. The Academy
will be filed to overaowiDg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

CoURT MARITAL OF CAPTAIN NAsH.-All the
members of the Commission appointed to
try the case of Captain F. A. Nash, Pro-
vost Marshal of this District, arrived, or
were expected to arrive, yesterday. TWAS
announced and expected that the case
would come up for hearing this morning,
but the Judge Advocate, Lieut.. L. H. Bond,
informs US, that, in The absence of few
important witnesses, the case will not be
taken up to-day, but proceedings will in
all probability be commenced the present
week. The Hcourt martial win probably sit
in the United States Courtroom.
The case is a very important one, and as
it has provoked considerable feeling here
and in the District, the tlisl will attract
great attention.
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PERsOEAt.-Dr. J. B. +. Walker of this
city is about t. make his residence in New
York City, having connected himself with
large Health Establishment there. Dr.
Walker for the past three years has been
Resident Physician to the Brick Water
Cure on Kinsman street under his skillful
management it has become a popular re-
sort for invslids, and the hundreds of sick
who flock to it will miss his rare profession
al skill, while his numerous friends in this
city viii regret his removal from their
midst. We wish him an abundance of sue
cess in his new field of labor.
DR.. E. R. Lewis of Amherst, Mass, is to
be Dr.. Walkers successor. DR.. L. is a
nephew of Judge spaulding of this city.
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nEW YORK STaRRET-Aprn 4.
lBT TELEaaAFH.I

By IELAdkAkH-I
COffOn-Irrsgulrr, unlettled andloWer. Sales
AZ SGaSTe for middiing-
FIOur-State end western dui, and heavy.
Sal S at S. OOGs 30 for extra state; s. 5O9s 60
for common to good seiPping brands extra round
booo Ohto azd IS 6sG9 70 for trade bTsndI-
Market closed heR With salst OF extra htat8
eonsf 'erab'y under inside figures
Whisky-Qui,t and stea1y. Sales at " l2S
az IS for stste sud westsFn.
Wheat-1srset- very dsD. 5lles at q 60 for
winter red estern.
Rye-Dull
BarIey-Dull and lever.
COrn-Dun and btsSy. Sales Of new yellow
at 81 3s9l AZ.
OaIsSLuu and heavy. EsIeI At s2sssc for
Western.
WOOi-Duli.
PetrOleum-pul at $50 for Crude, SO re-
husd 10 b.nt. 7lc do FREE.
POrk-Firmer. Sales at SIS 5O027 so for new
mess, olosisg At Ss7 co rgu'ar; S2S Oc92i % for
for lS63-4 mess, cash and regular way, closing
at s2i % cash; S23 75924 " for prime aRd
E25 6Oed26 80 Tor prime ness
Beef-Dull and heavy Al sl2 509lT 60 tsr plain
mess; $50 bO@2l 20 extra do.
Heel HRms-LoW 7. Sales at q 5O@A %.
KaGOn-Msrkst Bull. Sales Of Cumberland
cut AZ 141zo; l57<al5szo fer long ribbed,
dut N nents-HsaYy st A14gl6c fr shoulders
and g &c hams.
4 -H-aA.-as-6lza
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nE1T TohIE CATTLE mARKEr.

y 1AAAoAAhh-l
EEE ToEK, April 4, 1855.
The current prices for the week At AL the mArs
kets are:
Beef Caftie-1st quality, so oo924 90; fair
to good quality Sl7 90G2I 50i common quality
sl4 5gal6 90; inferior quality SI4 o09l4 SO.
Cows and CalVes-lst quality so oo9lOO 00s
ordinary $50 0O975 90; common quality $50 O08
90 %; inferi5- quality $40 OO96O 0O.
Veal Caives-lst quality, . D, lS789l5o; ordf-
nary quality l21z9lS1S; common quality IL! 9l2ss
inferior quality lOl6llc-
sheep and I.ambs-Extras, per head, SIS 90
prime quality sl2 COG O0i ordinary quality Sll %
9l2 OF common quality SO OO9ll vi inferior
quality So OO@lO 90.
Swine-AesEy Corn-fed. 9h, lRsS9121ze; light
and medium l211s 9l25f Z; still-fed 1l1Sgl2c.
Receipts Of q stock at the yards for this Wstk
snd last W. ek were as follows:
Be-yer, 43 COWS. 2l4; veal calves lf4s sheep
and lambs, s725; saine, 6fl7.
Last WteE-Eseyes, $40; COWS, us; veal ealyeas
1879; sheep and lambs, 773j; swine 4O51
The rses pts Of Beef Cattle were gain moderatS
but considerably larger than during the last two
weeks, in view OF which prices came down 10Eo
D. pound on all kinds.
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MONEY ORDERS

On all the principal cities in the country
for sale at the Cleveland Post Office at the
following rates
For amount not exceeding $40 1Oc.
exceeding 80 and under $40 I5c.
exceeding $40 and under $50 zoe.
mchI4:F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

Spring CampaisnI-Riehm Sur
rounded !-Surrender or Fight --latest
reports from before the rebel capital point to the
fact that speedy Elimination Is Absut to be
brought to hOsIiniss in that ction. Ths news is
accompanied by the announcement that ISAAC J.
FRANK, dealer iu Hoop SHIFTS and Corsets, at 129
Superior ftreet, has just op ned tie Spring cam
paign, with new stock o. ell the proved styles
and patterns of Hoop Skirts and Corsets The eel
ebIated new patent Du9lex Elliptic, or Double
Spring skirt, is already attracting much atteatyn,
and is by far tle greatest improvement the rge.
The Invisible SHIT also pr mlses to be one Of the
most popular Of the new styles sp3:l9S
Norris Arabian Condition Powders.
The Only reliable article in use for Horses. One
25 cent. package is wortl more ss IN sssson Of
the year than ten bushels OF oats sold by all
druggiAts aud dealers mhl7:2ls dy&wy
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED. FRu l.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger. Detroit.
CLEARED.-.,..-......APRu4 4.
stmv MOin'Dg Star, Yiser, Detroit
Schr halenge i tzgerrld Po Huron.
Sohr Wings Of the Morning, Dunnigan, Detroit,
425 tons eoIL
schr n johnson. Cottere, Saginaw, 15l tons coal.
scow Herr mia, Keso Z ndesu.
Sow Induslrie, henhan, Kelley's Island.
The Dstrcst Tribune of yesterday contained the
following:
During the fore part Of last week the ice on the
east shore of Lake Huron was driven up the Lake
bsfore a strong southWestrriy wind, and on Thurs
day els could have got in aud out ef dsrieh
with ver' lutte ficulty. On Friday, however,
huge fields Of heavy ice drite down the Lake, put.
ting an effsctual barrier upon navigation for the
time being. Immense bodi' 3 Of ice are eonst ntly
drifting about IN this quarter with the wins.
The schooner Petrel hiss bent her sails, and wa
yesterday taking on freight for Port Bore, Lake
Huron shorr, where she VIII ubsless load lumber
for Toledo OF Cleveland.
new tug, calIsd the " Maria Melvin, Owned by
Capt. Jamfs Btckwith and Mr.. John Melvin, was
launched at Buffalo on Saturday Her Dimensions
srs: length over al e2 feet, Is feet boan, ~ feat
hold
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

TeethI Teethi thI-Dr. }. 2. DAN
lELS, late of the firm Of Baliw,ll & Dauiels, is
still at bis old established Dental 10 MS corner of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
invaluable GEM, Artificial IL eth at the old prices
before the war. An Upier or L .wsr Set from SO
to SIS. All work warrant d. apS:l9S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

CLEVELAND LEADER DIREcroRY-To AD-
vERTIsERs.-AH those who have given or
ders for cards in the Directory, and not
furnished the copy, will please send the
same through the Postofice, or TO the LEADER
Counting Room E. CowLEs q Co.,
april Publisher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

CENTRAL CAN'T IN ObsRLIN.-Genera
CAN'T, of Arkansas, lectures in Oberlin this
evening before the College Societies Libra
ry Association. The circumstance is worth
noting, if only as an indication of sthe
changes which the war has wrought. The
spectacle of an Arkansas lawyer, sabse-
quently rebel brigadier general, address
ing an Oberlin audience is suggestive
one. But the General is an eloquent speak
er, and the people of 0berlin will find it to
their profit to listen 10 his demonstration Of
the weakness of the rebellion, and the cer-
tainty of the restoration of the Union. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

second Warders. ono more united eaJrt.
Every enrolled man should be at The m =ttinz this
evening Our enrolment must be c5rrtct,d this
week. Bring to the melting all Information in
references to exemp's. Those who ella IN exemption
from tny cause. who have no. yet reported, must
do SO to day or tomorrow 1t the fec nd Ward Re-
eruitng ofi7e, 116 Bank st.
ap5 P. ROSE, Presid mt.
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Wednesday, AprI 18th, 1866.
MachinerY. &C. at Auction by 4. Stead

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
o'c'Ock, st the Factory on Main street, west
si e Of Riytr, few .oIs from Light Rou est
Bridge, one L horse power Epgine and boi er, in
Ierfe der, enc a inch surface Ptaber q lot of
No shsfdng, Pdlieys, Saws, Bslting, two Wa
6 rs. Harnes, Grind->tone, 1t Of 6riok, Saw
FRA mes, Lumber, &C, &C icing all the machin-
cry &c, In use in said factory. Terms cash.
api:ls8 d. W. DRAFT. AuoT,
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DIED.

In this city on Monday, The seth inst MAR
TIA, daughter OF George and An Isabel Rose.
Funeral at her fathers sidence, So Prospect
street, en- Wednesday, the 9th inst at O'Clock P.
NJ. Ths friends of the flmlIy are sgectfully IL
vited 10 attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

10 F.-Every member of Cuyahoga Lodge
No. %, 1. o. o F., Will take notice that they are
respectfully in1ited to be present ct our Lodge
meeting on Wednesday evening, April 8, Ise5, at
~ O'Clock, as business Of importance will c. me
before the Lodge for action.
ROB'T BABDWELL, N. G.
J. S. LYLE, Rec. Sec. ap4Is9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

First Ward.-Draft Meeting this (wednes-
day. evening. Business, CORRECTION Of Enrichment
Copies of he EDrolm' nt viii be at the me ting.
Upon this correction will deps-d cur cemi5g quota.
Will every enrolled man be PRESENT.
WIN. MHLHGNCH, PrSst.
CHESTER, SIC. tp5:l99
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Respectfully submitted,
J. SCHROEDER, Police Clerk.
APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERs.-The City
Council last night appointed the following
officers to serve for the ensuing year:
J.H. Marshall, City Physician.
c. Smith, Infrmary Superintendent.
James Hemilton, Janitor Council Cham
bar
Vile Benton, Page in City Council.
Michael Davis, Keeper Public Square.
John Aahan, Keeper Clinton Park.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

HOtiee.-Every enrolled man in Brooklyn
township is requested TO meet at Wade Eou. Al
mory on Wednesday evening, the 9th inst at
o'clock, to correct the Enro,n eat and gave the
township from draft By or'er of the meeting
sp5:l99 B. K. BEAYIS, Prss't pro ten,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

MONTHLY REPORT OF THE "HoME" SUPER
IE1EEDENT.-The number of soldiers regis
tered at the Home during the month of
March was ], 1,5O2. Of this number COS had
lodgings. 2,6sS meals were served.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05
LOCAL NOTICES.

HudsOn's UnriVaIIed Tooth Paste is
the safest a0d most agreeable DeutIidce now in
use for beautib ing the Ie.th, preventing decay
aud healing diseased Gums. Sold by all Druggists.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-05

Men SILVER when tLou' TT namsd: nsiure appalled,
Shakes of her wonted hrmness."
And to the end that his feeling may be avoided,
Us, DR.. D. II. sEELYEs Liquii CAtarsh Bemedy,
ths never-fsiIIng cure of that dread disease, Ca
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