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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-26

GUARD OF HoNoR.-A meeting Of the
Committee will be held at Court Room No.
3. County court House, at ~ o'clock this
evening.
Every member is earnestly requested 10
be present. FAYETTE BRowN,
April 26th, Chairman,
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That never to himself hath said.
That Or. p. H. seelye's 0atarrh Bemedy is the ne
pins ultra Of all NJ dioinss, Always efecHng per-
msuent oara, as thousands upon thousands are con-
stantly ttstiying? ap24-RS
80 make your Horse look Il, shed of his
old coat, loosen his skin, improve his appetite and
feel young, give m sons of NorIis' Arabian Con-
diton Powders Sold by oil Druggists at rs cents
per package. Principal Office, lO7 Bank street.
sp6:2lS dsW
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{. d. HALE, Banker,
AND
3. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior st.
auscri ptions received to the
u nm, T,-,-n ~ m aOJI Al arrc,y :
"7 s-Io PER GENT. AND lO-4O' NATIONAL

LOAN.
fOoB mission allowed to Subseribersl
RS-u. 8. BOads Of 1881 5-20s, lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes and all other Governments securities pur-
chssei and tor sale on the most fsvorabl terms.
Gold, silver Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold 81 heat rates, Deposits received and Col
ieotiOns made at sil acCessib points. Unourrent
funds converted at lowest rates, RsVenae Stamps
for sale, po4
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Ton COmpositors wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Job Room.
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NOTICE TO TIE BAR.-The Attorneys at
Law of CuyahOga County are requested to
meet at Court Room No. l, on this Wed
nesday) morning, at ten o'clock, to make
such arrangements as may be suitable for
paying due respect to the remains of the
lamented President of the United States
while in this city on their way to their final
resting place.
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CITY NEWS. !

Five cases new ribbons, flowers, and
straw goods opening at Mrs. shaw's. ap26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-26

EapOIeOn's Life OF Julius Cesar is now
out. Cobb, Andrews Co. have it for sale, s25-294
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
TUESDAY, Evening, April IS, 1865.

Reeeipts-The receipts of Grain by rail during
the "a hours ending at one O'Clock tO-dsy were IS
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ROLAND D. NOBLE, Secretary.


SWORD PREsENTATroE.-Capb. P. Prentiss,
Company D, 196th 0. V. l., was the rscip-
lent of an elegant sword, sash and belt,
yesterday, from the hands of his brothers.
The presentation was made at the house of
his brother, Lorin Prentiss, Esq, by Mr..
CLANCY Ptentiss. He spoke as follows:
BROTHER PERRY: On the eve of your de-
parture from among US, to enter upon your
new field of duties as an officer in the mill
itary service of our much loved country, to
be hencefOrth, for g time at least,
identified with the grand Union army-sn
honor you may justly feel proud of-we de-
sire to give you some evidences that, in 60
ing from us to fOrego ier a while the pleas
ures and pleasant scenes of home, you
shall not be forge tten by US, but that We
shall ever feel deep and lasting interest
in your welfare and success. AS G tesG
monial, then, of our regard for you and in
terest in your welfare, allow me, in behalf Of
your brothers (includiDg myself of course
to present you TINS sword, with the accom-
panying sash and belt, assuring you that
as long as your duty calls you to bear It, you
have our prayers for your success and our
hearty God bless you.
The Captain replied:
accept these testimonials Of your kind
ness, and feel much moro than I eau ex-
press. I shall endeavor 70 mako good use
of them, and, if permitted to return, shall
ever preserve them with great care, as
tokens of the kindness of my brothers to
me, which l can never forget.
Wei may add in this connection that Cap
tain P. Prentiss left the city last night to
join his company at Camp Chase.
Company sd" of the 198th o, Y. L, is Of
fcered as follows:
Captain-P. Prentis5.
1st Lieutenent-E. Woodward.
I'd Lieutenant-J. D. W. Vaudeville.
ANNUAL POLICE CoUET REPoRT.-Below We
publish the report of the proceedings of
the Police Court for the year ending April
Ist, 1855:
To hs Conn mon Council:
City Cases, ,.,-
Number of persons 565
State Cases
Number of persons arragned.... . ............64l
Number of State examin
Total number 4
Amount of fines assessed .Sl579 OO
Amount of costs assessed 7Ss %
Total amount Of assessments ............ S5367 ~
Amount of fines collected 32b9 4t
Amount of costs collected ed................ $50 81
Total amount collected. .s3s25 n
Amount of fees paid witnesses............. 123 Oi
Amount Of fees paid City MaTshai,....,r.
Balance paid into the City Treasury rss7o2 u
State Cases
Amount of fines assessed ...............S 1886 o.
Amount of costs assessed..-..-.......... Z1l4 "a
Amount Of costs (State examinstions) sl4 81
Total amount of fines and costs......... .S7tS5 81
Amount of fines 1887 0t
Amount Of costs colected........ 1874 6s
Total amount collected, and same paid
into the County Treasury .... .........S SilJl Gs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-26

The meeting sdiourEed to meet at Court
Room No. 3, County Court House, this
Wednesday, evening, st half-past seven
O'Clock. E. J. EsTEP,
Secretary,
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CHICAGO mARKET.-Aprl a5.

CHICAGO MARKET.-April 25.
lB7 TELEsEAPH.
FIOuP-Ti,m.
WheRt-Stsady and moderately active. Sales
at 81 201% for No
COFn-Quist at y are.
OaIs-Quiet and d. clined 1l9lc. Sails ct 45715
HiEhwines-reelined 10. Sales at q %.
Professionalism.
PorIt-salss mess at s2s OO926 10; primo mess
ct S24 5Q@25 90.
HRms-FirU, at TO-
Freighfs-Qli
Receipts Flour, 1900 bbls; wheat 5000 bu
corn, 9lGOO bu; oAt 5000
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Mayors oaiee, Cleveland, April a, 1855

NAVIGATION To LAKE sUPERIoR-BUFFALo
MEN 1E THE LINE.-The Buffalo Courier of
the oath inst. says:
We learn from the Cleveland LEADER
thar Robert Hanna & Co., proprietors of the
Lake Superior line of steamers, have re-
ceived letter announcing that the ice has
left Sault river, and that navigation is open
clear through to Ontonogan. This reminds
US that two well known Buffalo men are
identified with the Lake Superior line, in
way that must insure the comfort of those
who may travel on their respective boats.
The "Northern Light" commanded By
Captain NJ. II. Murch, is one of the finest
steamers on the Western waters, and Mr..
James Delano, of this city, who has troops
of friends elsewhere, does the honOrs of the
cabin. Those who know the Professor,
need not be reminded that travelling under
his auspices is the very acme Of enjoyment.
What he does not know about the wants of
the tourist, and the manner of gratifying
them, need not be looked for in any man
occupying q similar position on the lakes.
The " Lac La Belle" Captain John
Spslding, is another of the fine boats of this
line; and Mr.. A. B. Bunker, of this city, is
her Steward. Mr.. Bunker is known here
as an agreeable gentleman, and is as popu-
lar among travellers as a man need be.
BufslOnisns particularly will be apt TO
put themselves in charge of Delano and
Bunker during the coming season, and
they may be assured of a delightful trip
with either of them.
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rRAYELER,s REQIsTEls.

~ Citizens Wisbing eonvsyaags 20 other o. tls
above Trains or BoAte VIII bo called fof by Coach g
Of stsvens' Omnibus Lils. by leaving their address
st tho Umnibus OfaOs, 1t7 saysTioT BtTsss, rsxt
do0r 10 the Ega5deli House.
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AMUsEMENTs.
/ oADKMY OF MUSIC.

PBIOEs OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrquetts 80 odnts Secured sssts
70 Dress Circle IS cents; Family Circle 81 centsi
Gallery. rs cents; Private Boxes, IS and s.
Botire Private Box, single seats, 81
bA- Oolored persons will, md no circumstan-
css, be eri ted to occupy IN any Other por-
ton OF the house. the Gallery Admission 25c.
Doors open at Z Curtain rises at s.
Second appearance Of MISS LOGAN.
Wednesday evening, April %, uiIl be presented
Rom 80 No JULlEG.
Logan
To conc ude wi h the Farce called
HIPPED IN TIE BUD
Golseh srd, N Il ewis. Mad Golsehard, Yrs Eilsler
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gEADQUARTERs 18th FEG'T o N. g.,

NhhhE EzAAhbi hP2h GosAa AeSSs
[GENERAL ORDsEs No. L
The Regiment will parade on Friday, the 2Sth
iast !or the purpose of participating in the funs
raj seQuies our much beloved late Chief M gs
trate and, in view of the great national calamity.
aud the mourniul soiemlity Of the occasion, the
Commandant ex, ects every member OF the COM
mand to tn N out that We may all perform the sad
daty we, as Foldiers owe 10 oar country AID the
memory Of the lustrious dead.
The R g .ment will rendezvous In uniferm, armed
aud equipped, with white gloves, at Kuclid Street
Dspot, at Z o'clock A. NJ precisely.
Oomman 'ants OF companies will Immediately no.
tify thei commands to assemble in their r,speo i've
Armoriss in time to rea,h tho reg mental rendez-
v5us pr, mptly at O'Clock S. NJ.
The Field and STAFF will repJIt to ths Colonel,
and the non n-commissilnsd Stat, music and color
guard to tha Adiutaat, at Regimsntal HsadquAT-
ters, at o'clock A. NJ
Oficers will wear the usual badge of mourning
on lett arm and hilt Of sabre.
by order. W. I. HAY WARD, Colonel.
7. GoJDwmLIE, Adiuta t. apps 2O5
Attention, 2Sth Regiment, O. n. g.
BKDDQUARrzRs 29T4 RtG'F, o. n. C
CaLvELAvD, April 2s, 1866.
The Of6cers Of ths Regiment will meet at Head
quarters Bank street, this evening" at "a O'Clock.
All must be present
By order. ". q. HAYWAR Colonel.
7. GooDwILLlE. Adjutans. ap26-zO5
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.

TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT OFFICE 4 GENCY,
40. 1876 BANK Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared to transact business Of every
dCaoliptiOa relsting 10 Inventions, Drawings, Ca
Vebcs, specifications, Patents, Iufringe1rnts, and
the Patent Laws. BURRIDGG CO.,
sn97 Authorized Attorneys for P-4snts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-26

Rose - Frenalss' AsEoSisIOa &asGss K.
port.
The following are ina rates charged b. as
HamS-SngAr-o premium hams 9 G.... q
ABEAo4A
BaOulders-SugAr-oured = iD..s....,.......s. ls {
8aeOH-Or Smoked Sides 3 D.........,.........zl {
L.aEd-Prime leaf kette-rnd'd Ia bbls or tros.20 {
Prime leafkettle-rndr'd In kegs = D..2l {
ROrk-No. mess 81 ................S 8 O
Extra clear 3 8bbl...............,...........S 30 d
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad dspOta or boats. All articles Ar
warranted strictly PRIME and equal 70 anything 81
the State. Orders promptly hlled.
BOSE \ PREbiTI2S.
dAlaB Eos. 142. IA Gsd 146 Ontario street
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>. a. BOyntOn, n. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Omos, 80 Peal street, Cleveland, Ohio.
flee Hours, from 7 20 ~ NJ, from to and
7 to P. b. ap26-2l2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-26

THH FUSERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF THE
LATE PREsIDEET.-INvITAIIoN TO SOCIETIES
AND 0THERs.-We publish below the invita-
tion, issued by Mayor sentsr to military
organizations, civic associations and the
general public:
Definite advi 70 having been received that
the funeral escort of the remains of the
late President, now on its journey from
Washington to Illinois, will arrive in this
city, at seven O'Clock A. NJ, of Friday, the
28Ih inst, and that during that day it will
be permitted the people of Northern Ohio
and adjacent sections to pay public honors
TO the memory of their beloved Chief Mag
istrate, hereby, in behalf of the Commit
tee Of Arrangements, tender an invitation
to all Municipal authorities, ClergymeD,
State and County officers, Navy, Army, and
Civil officers of the United States, Soldiers.
Sailors, Military Organizations, Organized
Societies (such as Free Mssons, Odd Fell
lows, Sons of Temperance, Father Mathew
Society, Fenians, Good Fellows, &c, &C., }
Professors and Students of Colleges and
Seminaries, Mechanics, Merchants, and all
other societies, and citizens generally, Of
this and other communities in Northern
Ohio, North Western Pennsylvania, and
Eastern Michigan, to attend and join in tho
funeral procession ofthat day.
g 1t is the wish of the Committee that the
different classes named ,and sll others form
by corps or delegations, and that each ap-
point Committeeman to act for the body,
to report in person to Col. James Barnett,
Marshal of the Day, at the Mayors office,
as early as Wednesday noon, 26th inst.
Those at distance are requested to re-
! port, if possible-if not in person, by letter
to Col Barnett, advising him of the time
of their arrival, number, &c to facilitate
the arrangements of the procession.
GEO B. SENTER,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-26

ITUH. WhBATON'S ITOH.
SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in 4s hours--also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, Chilbls ms, and all Eruptions Of
tbs ssiu. Price 90 cents. By sending 60 cents to
Weeks cad Potter, ITO Washington ST., Boston, will
be forwarded fces by mail. For sale By all Drug
Elsts- STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhIs:F dGW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-26

CrvIo GUARD OF HoKoR.-At meeting o
the Committee, last evening, the following
appointments of Aid and Assistant Aids
were made:
1st Aid. Ellsworth.
ID Aid-Louis Smithknight.
Sd Aid-Robert Hanna.
lst Assistant-Peter Thatcher.
I'd F. Brsyton.
Sd F. T. Wallace.
4th J.. P. Robinson.
5th Geo. P. Marshall.
9Th Thomas Quayle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-26

C. W. PALMER,
THOMAS BOLTON,
II. II. BLACKBURN,
A. T. SLADE,
J. P. BIsBOP,
r B. DENNIS.
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Total amount collected, and same paid
into the County Treasury. y...... .........Sil5l GS
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On the Peace Commission.

From the Richmond Wig Of Monday.
The President has done we'll in his selection
for Commissioners The choice of Mr.. Ste
phens shows proper regard fer that sentl
ment in the country least satisfied with his ad-
ministration.
Mr.. Hunter represents the theories and
doctrines on which the secession of these
States was based, while Judge Campbell
may be taken as the exponent Of those
shades 0! opinion that lie between ez-
yremes They are gentlemen of such character
and ability as to give dignity to the great mis-
sion on which they have gone and OF such TAR"
ness and moderation as to furnish assurance to
the enemy that we are acting IN good fal'l1
and with sincere desire to accomplish satlsfac
tory settlement. .
The President, we say, has done we'll in this
matter We recognize, In the elections ne
has made, Difference. tor the judgment and
wishes OF the people that should always govern
the head of representative Government,
Continuing to act in this spirit, we hope that
he will take ali needful steps for the contlngen-
cyot failure Of negotiation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-04

The Congressional amendment abollsh'pg
slavery throughout the United States, has
been unanimously ratified by both branches OF
the West Virginia Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-04

TRrAL CT CAPTAIN w. T. STEWART The
military court martial OF which General r. y.
Y'errv is president, yesterday concluded the
trial of Captain W. II. Stewart, lb:h United
States infantry and submitted the case to the
court fer its decision
The accused stood charge with drunkenness
while on duty recruiting at Buffalo, New ork,
last Sentember, and with having charged,
or permitted to be chaged fees to brokers and
AGENTS putting in recruits, thus bringing the
army into bad rapute. He was also charged
with having administered the following oath
to those enlisted into the service during that
time: ~
ssYou solemnly swear that you will support
Old Abe as long as you live, and De sooo
boy, &c.-the &c. being an lmprecatlon upon
the party swearing.
The charges were we'll sustained by numerous
affants, who witnessed the proceealngs III us
recruiting office in Buffalo, n. y; other ctr
witnesses for the defence, however, testlneo go
that Captain Stewart was never drunk "hl,e H
on duty, and that he bore an unquest'ohao'e H1t
character as an officer. Wash. enron.
The London Orchestra says: rev people
in England know that at the season OF the,
Epiphany her gracious Majesty carries, oy
denutv. offerings to the altar in memory OF the
gold. the frankincese and the myrrh, when
the kings Of the east brought to the stable at
Bethlehem more than eighteen centuries ago.
This curious traditionary usage survives TO US
from the reign of the Stuarts, and IS stu an an
nually performed at the Chapel Royal o.
Jauess. The ceremony took place at noon
on Friday week, when two gentlemen OF .he
household laid the casket cont aiming 'ne
Queens Offering on the altar
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-20

Representatives, and Senators to Congress would
have been elected, and those on The "anxious
seat woG,;l siot have shown 'tcir record 10 The
country" Your correspondent docs not impuAch
the conduct of any gentleman who is q member of
thai Convention. Each man has right to make
up his record when lie plcascs, and no car
aoibt the conscientious sincerity of the opinions
ot those advocating the changes to be made: hl;t
from what your correspondent has seen of the
members OF that Convention, no would like to sec
scme such nen as Chancellor INGIIs and Judge
WARDLAw sent to the Senate, rs he believes that
tic interests Of the State would not only be safe
in their hands, but lie is also crcdibly informed
that the President, who is anxious to restore the
Southern States to their political rights, is dcsi-
rons-to use q fashionable phrase i'll politics-of
the Southern States to aid him by sending new
men to Washington.
Your fellow-townsman, JAMES CONNER, shows in
the Convention the same clear head that he has
always shown at the bar, and evidences tho same
manhood as nc has done on previous occasions on
the field of battle. II the North wanted proof of
the sincerity Of this State, it could have none
higher than that of General Of tho Confederate
army, who had lost leg in tho defence of wha
hc believed the right, standing with q mutilatcd
limb, reminding him constantly Of tho baptism of
blood through which we havo passed, and earnest
~ and honestly accepting the result Of the war;
and working for tho restoration of the State to
her place in the Federal Union.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-20

A Richmond correspondent, dating his letter ON
the 23d, SAYS: Yesterday six Swedes arrived here
by way of New York. They intend starting for
iooehland County, in the Upper James Valley
In tho month of May last, great number of emi-
grants from that country settled in Goochland
County, and they sent to their friends in Europe
and future prospects, that those distant Swedes
became infected with the mania of emigration
sold out their icc.bound farms, and arc on their
The lands they have 'squattcd" on have been
sold on the most favorable terms to these hard
ments running over O term of several Years. 40
that even the poorest can ultimately become the
proprietors Of the land they cultivate"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-20

TIE SAVANNAH AND GULF RA1LRoAp-The public
Will be gratitied to learn that those energetic con-
completed their engagements on the Central Rail,
road, are now employing their entire force on the
line OF the Savannah and Gulf Railroad between
this city and the Altamaha. The timber for ali
the destroyed bridges and trestle work is rapidly
being got out on the line OF road, and will be
brought down as needed. The contractors have
now about five hundred hands employed on the
whole line Of road, and will shortly increase their
force to some eight hundred or thousand. The
work is being pressed forward rapidly as possi-
ble and it is expected that the road will certainly
bo completed by the first Of December next.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-20

RENTs.-A Richmond letter in tho New York
Journal of Commerce, from commercial tray
cllcr, says that the hi rents for business houses
i'll this city is caused by "thc anxiety on the part
of persons to establish themselves in business
here from the West and North, and illustrates his
view oi the matter by tho following incident, of
which lic was Il witness:
gentleman from Chicago called upon citizen
here who owns number of dwellings, and some
stores. The Western man, after tho customary
colrtcsicS Of Introduction, said he had seen ono.
Of hs stores which nc wp;ild like to rent The
citizen asked him what he thought it to be worth
He replied, about $2'All to S2J0D year. The prop
GrtT-hOilcr. thinking the was Joking (llc hay
ing rented it previously for SSnD) said Inc must
have S30'la-to which the Western man replied
Iii take it, and requested n written instrument
on the spot to bind the agreement.
The writer Says: ''It spcsshls that some one
will find fault with this act oi the landlord and
may say lie was not justified, upon any principle
OF morality, to ask more for his property than he
believed it to be worth. But, until tho millennium
is ushercd i'll, inclined to the belief that the
golden maxim, DO unto others as You would be
done unto VIII not be rigdly observed at the
present day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-20

COMMERCIAL LINTZRCoURsE.-There is now an un-
broken limo Of railroad from here to the Gulf,
striking it at st. Marks. The railroad companies
have sent agents to the North TO arrange with
rect from New York to connect here with the rail-
road to St. Marks, thence by two more steamers
to New Orleans. Mr.. Niblack, President Of tho
his efforts to effect this arrangement. The depot
accommodations need much enlarging Large
shipments Of cotton daily arrive from the interior.
There Is considerable reported to be ready to be
saley arc, however, dull; most OF the owners pro-
ierIn8 to ship on conaignment and hold for an ad-
Tfanoe. There is considerable scattered through
Hea. Teasr OF bassins and rope-Jacksonui1e (fza.)