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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

Jacob ThORpsOn-An Impuoent Liar
The New York Tribune Publishes q long
letter from Jacob Thompson, the rebel
emisssry in Canada FOR whose apprehension
60 large 8 reward has been offered a. an
aceomplieet 70 the assassination Of President
Lincoln. It is chiefly taken up with per-
sonsl masters, thought endesvors to defend
the rebellion on the State rights grounds.
Thompson ssserts that his official conduct
ia Buchsnsn's Cabinet was free from dis
honesty indignantly denies that he
had any knowledge of the assassination
plct beforeits execution, and attempts 10.
show That there are better GROUNDS for
saspecting Andrew johnson than him
though he prelends 70 ssy that hs-dOes not
believe Mi. johnson guilty. He tries to
make out that Booth was intimate with
Mr.. johnson on account Of the note Tent
70 tbs latter by the former, at the Kirk
wood Houa To strengthen this point he,
Intentionally sr says that Mr.. JOhr.
son received &s note, when in fact it was
left in the boxin the hotel Office. He tabs
msguiloquently Of the Christian virtues Of
JEFF Davis, and finally says thst hewould
come TO the United States and be tried
we're he not confident that be should be
unfsirly treated. The letter is dated on
the 10Th of May, but no place is given.
The Tribune says that it wal authorized
by Thompson TO suppress the portion Of
the letter making this Infamous charge
against President johnson, put. Hdid not
choose 10 do so" 1t sdds, however, that
it thinks it in very bsd taateS Very
mild, Mr.. Tri5Ensl c,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

handsome trim, with the stately white ban
ner Of the signal men and, IS General
Meade passes the grand sts7d, his sword
flashes in the air, snd al thereon bow IS
respectfully. So passes aWsy the guiding
band ofths Army of the Potomac, and no
body attached TO any headquarters m
Christendon- is more manly and more mast
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

Mr.. johnson sits in the center of the
front more cheerful snd more handsome
than We have remarked him. At his right
is Stanton, with his deeply indented face
with whom conVerses General Grant, clad
in q peaked vanished hat which be never
removes, and looking as if be wsniedsome-
thiag-it must be his cigsr. Beside Grant
isA huge colonel, dusky-fseed, and with
such nigh cheek. bones that We recognize
him At once for An aboriginal Heis Grants
favored aid, and has so intensely imhibed
the spirit of the North, that a few days
ago be sid tYOu Write men are Chris-
tisns, AMI msy forgive the murder I am.
of 8 race that never forgives the murder of
4 friendn .
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
HOOP SKIRTS.

MANAGED GOODS FOR SALE
~ 1.-The under SIGNED. whose stock Of EOoleD All
moral SEtR g ~ taile5 more = lees dam we
fr3m water drrii & the Lts fire, cesi 9 TO sell Them
"a ~ quickly ~ p3zsi5lr, at gre't y reduced prices,
1t VII Isaac and Tftsil. A good many OF Ehsse
Sairs need but washing to make them app ar e.
good Is nav. UM55TAETTEE8 EPPEH,
my26:ZI6 l29H Water slrest.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

General Wilson's letter to Joseph E.
Brown, OF GeOrgis, is very cutting and
pointed, and tells that leader in treason
some strong home-sruths IN s very forcible
vsy. It reminds him that for the suffer
ing and misery in his State, Of which he
bitterly complains be is, AID will be held
responsible. It indicates the policy Of the
government plainly. That pOlicy-punish-
inc laadirg trsitors-the people are ready
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
DENTISTRY.

DR. HALLIWELL, SURGEON DEST1sT,
Drespectfully a. nounces to the public generally,
that he has rem owed from bis od Dental Rooms on
the Pup &c SQu4 9, to his own Block. - Michigan
.treet, where be has fitted up . D~esotiful sUite Of
ROW S, aad IL nov or pared to mset6nd wait IN ell
old ana new patrons wac may ploAse 10 favor Lin
with q call. r.H 80 -....-r.
ARTIFI IAL TEETH sxed on an ipprosed
Of all AoknJUledg =, bg ths Profession gsnetGlly,
for their Besnty, Slrensh sBd ruTsbilitE. BVsry
one IN It 50 g them disoAr their od sets, II Able.-
N b only ooe visit ne essary ohsve q ssteom-
pleted, at No IS Nj higGn street. nsFlh side, socs
ond door ron Ontario. and foot OF Pr speo, street,
OlaEnln. d. [mNsl A B HAlLIN M. d.
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NOTICES.

.nAVID ". CAMP, MARY CORBIT,
IL Ur tia Corbit, n insloT Oorbis, and Mary
CorhiS are hereby notified tpat on TIE 9th cay Of
Ap,r. 1866, / sirius Adams, IS Executor OF the Nin
o. Emily Camp dessasod, late OF CnyahOga coon
~ Ohio hlsd his pc itit in the Court Of Common
Pleas Of said county, The oljsot and prayer Of
With ptt!ti1n 70 TO obtain from said o urt q Iu-
dlcial constructIOu Of ssid uih, Wrtcn shah 81
tho-fzs aud empower SID Adams ss such Execu
tor aud TTus ee usder szid viii, 70 sell the rsai -
tate nance in Baid viii, and for inch other relief o.
equity msy require. said paSties a-e Noticed to
answer sad position IN or bsiore the 18th day Of
June 1se5 L. PRkNTIS5i
@ jHi"tt' Attorney for Plaintiff.
Clex.laud.r Anil Is 1855 apzl:2l4
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~eEcKErARY sEHAEp.

On the resrrhoet seat Of this Tricky
packed stand sits q small ana meagre fg-
ure, very bloodless and grave, talking with
one of bis fe1eign ministers. His hair, of
Asanky gray, seems now much grsyer. 1t
Is a scar upon his mouth, or DO We only
see It because we look for it. This is See
rotary Seward, who hss arisen from the
grave to see the flower Of the soldiery Tor
whose csuse be %contended coming triumph.
antly back, and the gilded rvs Of the
noharehs wah whom he cOrresponded nj
hand 10 share hiI gratulstion. Out of the
gravel why this is into the clouds, &c look
nuon eighty Thousand immortals and know
that we are ore Of them. a-- .r--
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26

After q briefintervsl Of murmurlng voices
aud the bustle of leaves overhead, a bright
peal 9 up the street. and through the
echoes Of the stirring mutie came the sharp
and rapid gallop OF 8 dark body OF horse
men. AT their coming The quiet populace
rose aItogetke1 and with clspped hands
received them Alulldrum eofpsoppoeite
the President ttood erect, and the marine
band, of excellent Fepute, played, "Hailt to
the Ohisf,Y for al instant. The rider in
front is General Meade he holds IN check
a jetsblsck STALLION, snt lifts bis hat 70 the
plaudits WIN the easy yet eager grace of
D who has been anxious TO dobis duiy,
and is the accomplished gehtlemsntto sc-
cept is Hesurance politely. His tall fore
head bends loW3 he il AhandsOme gentle
nan, and he asproud, genial citizen.
Thirty gellsntl aida 6stretehipgDMide a. d
abreast in two columns, TO low him st d re-
spectfuldisssnce Whileths violet and golden
Of his srmy shimners cor jointly
Az Thu aaaor4 =,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUFAO-
" TORY. -
JACOB FRANK,
MANUFACTURE AID IHFoETEE or
French and American OOFSels.

FEenCh anu AnItFlCan OSTS0ts'
Having removed from biz old . and on Wster
street TO a large aud e5mmodlous est~>hliIdment,
no I1a sUPeEilR ST., UfJEs ABERicAA h0TlL,
Mr.. E6AHK eadiaIy invites the attention Of the
Cleveland public to HIS large and Eel-assorted
OF the latest and molt spproyCd sty les Having
ben engaged for q long tins ia an exclusiselY
Wholesale Busiuefa, he hes acquired ex tens We ia
i%eilities for procuring gOOfs in his lire on the most
reasonable to ms, and is now prepared to RiTa mcre
pa tlcul n attention to the retail trade. With the
ooeVeEiences Of The nsS ssteblisbneht, It will soon
becoms the most desirable place 10 paIchass in the
city. rya
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
UNITED STATES
80 LOAN.
THIRD SBRIES,
$230,O0O,O0O.

By authority o. the sec-et,'y of the Treasury,
thu undereigaed the n neralsnbicr Ption Agent for
ths saIe Of United States Securities, Offers to the
pubic he third aries Of TieA,ury Notes, bearing
ssven and thres-tenths per cent. interest per annum
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
TEETH TEETH TEETH


jr. J. L. DANIELS, 4g .-
Late OF the hm Of HALLIWEJL 4 DAEIyls, q
still a. bis old established Genital 70 ms, sorner Of
before TIE war. An Up. or or Lower Set fTor SO
TO SIS. nllWOrk warranted aDi098
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO O0NTRAOTORs-Pro-
IN posas all be receivsd At the office Of the City
T. CtiH 6npnser, Vnfl 0 olOckP NJ, on Monday
tae 9th cay Of 2aJ, for tuil0lDg . StoIeEaro Pipe
sewer, to sxtsn1 II. u 8 Id Itrest Main s wer 70
JaV Rfreet
p ans and sDscihoatinns msT tie seen anh bank
proposals. obtsinrd - sAid EngiDtecs Office
Tn Board u CITY ImsroVrmsn $ invite the sub
mission Of bids, resers iBg the hight to aecept or re-
itcE ths sAms. b oader OF the Board @
JOHN WBlrELAW,
myJs:2I6 City Civil E-gi1esr.
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Tns nteFest at z.sO per ct. amounts to

Ten A0OD
40 IS " " $1,000 =
81 +" /" +" $4,000 "
Notes # all denominations ma ned will De prompt-
Iy furnished upon rec, ipt of subscriptions.
The Notes of tia Tfi.d s.riss arc pr,c,ss'y SINH
lar in ion and privileges to the seven-1bi ties
already sold, except that the Government deserves
to itAeIf the option o paying interest in go d coin
at per cent. in-teado OF s. lOths in currency. Sub
scribsrs will d duct the interessil eareency up to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of tie notes of This third series of
the Seven thirt IS ~iu e'mmeloe on the LIST Of
Juae, Aod will bs mAds promptly and continuously
after that date sl r
The slight chasg e mad in the conditions of this
TatRD sERIE, affects only the matter Of inter
est. II .psymen in gold, il mads, wiub e9uiva-
lent to tie c ,rrepey interest of the higher rste.
The return to specie payments, in tue evelt Of
which on J VIII the opt, n to pay interest In God
be avallsd Of, would so re5uce and equallze prices
that purchases made with six yer cent in gold
would 10 fully equal to those made With seven and
three tsuths Per cent 10 currency. Tlisis
The Only Lean IN Market
Now offered by III, Government. and its superior
Advsntsges make it tbs
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than s 81, OOO. 900 ofthe Loan authorized BY
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed,
will II be subscribed for within sixty days, when
the notes will undoub. eddy c,mnaud a premium,
as has uniformly Teen ms cIse on closing the sub
s~criptiOns TO other Loan.
In order that citizens OF every town and section
Of thu country may be afforded facilities for taking
tbs loan, the National Banks, State BANKS, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gem
erall, agreed to zee i've subscriptions at par. Sub
Soribsrs will reject their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and = no only are to be responsible
for the delivery o, the notes for which they receive
orders.
su' scripHon Agent,
No. nssouih Third street, Philadelphia.
Nay Is. 1865.
Subscriptions will be re,eived,.ty the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK, of Cleveland.
my2O:
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$50 LOAN!
o. s. 500 Six Per Cent.
coLp-REARINc BONDS.

These Bonds are WOrtha handsome premiums and
are exempt. a. are all the Government Bord Is, from
County, and MunieipaI ~taratiOH, 'Vb;ch adds from one
70 three per cent. per oAnum 70 heir ralus, Aooording
to tbs rate levied upon ,ther property. Tbs Inter
est is payable mi-ApnuslIJ by Coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any
blink or banker.
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THE ENenEzR BRIG zDE.

The Engineer brigade made 8 very IN
teresting and exec lent display, led by their
stout and ind~efstigsble commander, Cen
srsl Benhsm. Behind ninl csms the nag
Of the castle upon the ensign, and the men
in the review carried their spades and
oicksxes, SIS we'll as rifles, New York, in
This display, madeher ususl telling account
having two out Of three bsttslions.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-26
FROM THE OH COUNTY,.

Foads upOn on CreeR--rhe
streefs of oil Gtiy.-Ineidents Of a
mKIde-sRouseVIIte--- berry Run
The Humboldt wOrks
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coMMIss'N MERCHANTS
GARDNER, BURf : CO.,

0. y. ~sARDEEE, az a. BURF, A.0. n'HAIsI.
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TIE RRKsIDLNtb CAhhIAGE AhhLFhs.
soon after the people had fully assem-
bled, a barouche, said to have been drawn
By the late Presidents horses, came dash
ing up the open street. at s present" from
all the sehtries. Out of it descended the
President and Secretary Stanton, with two
msjor generals, and amidst great cheering
they took seats on the stand. At this time
the whole place WA refined and orderly be-
ycDd anything of the sort we have ever
witnessed -aa
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THE EXECUTIVE AND FoREIGE AABAs-

On the left hand of the White House
side, the stands just before the porto, are
approached from steps on either side. A
splendid canopy, long snd high, covered
with Aescy canvas, Topped up by the rich
est flowers of spring, sud half hidden in
the tfi coiors-this Is for the Executive De-
partment Of the nation, and accredited am
bsssadors from every friendly power. 1t
upholds the irresistible hsg-S beautiful
one 0 ffne silk, wherein is Set an eagle 20.
liant holding in his knit talons the thun-
dsr0olts Of war, and ia esch salient curtain
b pinned 8 glittering star, embroidered
with ribbons and fresh wresths Of every
mingling hue. s.s
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- Baltimore rluO Obio
Glien6ahH.

am u. na@ Wontos, %. @rr., merben tasIiS 2 9RGe
MAO G6eeIius uub Rortersbura uu0 etu gus ua@ Grebe.
e'd dbae9eu, Uie fcIgtt
ScRsus tIeIis (ScnutaGs aucSeEcuustul gaors 900
gTpreesug tGglid abeuoe $40.
Dsine 5ass serbinesu E9 am D5ioRns nit eIeu SISss
e. psTiiG, pertmeRli6 nub EIbne5iiS.
Der Sarpers Gerrp uub Srebertd accompsatipnsz3u 9,
tpefIiG, DerIGBt Baltimore nm 4 ubr gfa&mtttas8. Oefz
Ii& oerlGBt biefer Bug Surpers Gerrp nm 6 r6r Wforsena
uub 6reberid um 2 uRr, tGsli& (aussenommeu @ountass).
Der 3uG MAO &utcOrts 2ssns geSt Don ~0oit,nIcr,
SsCrssus mn $40 II. 9 20, anS Sfa@u. 1. 40 u. 4.5G
anb bon Guicctt's gftus s,orsens T.Ao nrb ll.Oa, uni
sso@m!ttogs 2.40 uub $40.
MGA WGl1tnatoa.
gbSeus bon Baltimore NAG Gsaf5instUu Ssorasus $50
100, $50 uah $40, aut SioGaI $40, uub SO
Spuntass Gaerscua mn 4.5O aub $50, nab ssoG.
zIittass $50 $500. GbSaas bon Eeaf5inston asprsena
un SIS, 8.16 n. l1.15 unit 0sa4m. nm 800, 400 uni
6.45. SouatosS uur Dfcreens au sis u. Ills u. gso@s
uittaSs SOC. Sur Der Ate unt Ste 3us BON 9aIti,
ulore rnb Der 0tpeite uub rierte Bug SOn DaI5instcr
9olten an a1en Statinneu on.
Ser z unb $50 MOr9ensSus uub 3 80 unb 6 rE,
gfa&HittaSs5uS bon Baltimore unb Der els uub s. Is
0tcrSen5us uub 8 unb 4.30 yta9mittasssus bon 0aI6z
|, 5tpu UerbiuOeu it9 nit benz IunapoLiss3n
SSesea R69eres %anSsuHTt Enp athlete 1sesr Hrt t. enSC
nan f& an 9. s. GnalauS, aSent in Der GouabeasS Sta
%iou cher an bs Sieet.foffcs, lte~
20. 3. Smtt5 Sransper e1eige,
.. ri. sole, GeueraIzgsent. (3aul3)
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Nrpfcllpr Munornm'e
M1nen : &r1ufer zWlirir

tt unfrettts bos bette BITS lest betannte Uittel sur 6ettnn
ben unterIetbs. 8eftperben aler Mrt, tnsbeIcnoere NdgeH
lrampf gerOauunssfapd4e, GbS!era.Nnfdu, Gruff8mer
3en, Dtarbped, Rotten, Sre9rutr, S8wtnheI, 9Iatunsen
Rcpf1nert Ahbnd, Ealtes 5teber, Seetranfbett, SUntmer-
Complaint, fpnte eesen s u Z { n uno @rfdItuns.
DG biefeS &Itrir aus retn unf6dbli9en, ,De8etdbtlti6en
Gtpfen befett, 70 eiSnet es fb nod, DEFENDERS aur Serutt-
auns neIeebprener Rtneer, lppte ebenfdns betrt 3abnen ters
ielben. 3etne SHUTTER iplts SeriGumen, fets baspn TN
SduIe su bdben. tebp9 IOItt Is tn bteient Sale NIT Ebet pber
gDaHcr uub 3uder Serbunnt segeben werbeu. Der srp6drttee
Grfple, Der f6 felt lbe u Sabren In DeutI1ldnb eeSetet,
BAT nd aud BIER frtt BEN lsstsn 4 Sabreu ~eldnSfnO terabTt
unb TT btefes @Iirtr lbera4 Elm Insntbebrit&eS Qausmtt Il
eepprbsn.
6tren rs @tt. ~
9rDf. @unbrGm's ausenein beItette Slutretntsun as.
Rrduter.Ytlen unb Yulcer perben iebem Qetpenbeu an
@rOntf@en Eranttetten sur H&ssn 3ttlaus trinS'
Gerner enpfeSIe I'd Dunhram's GBUeRttf&t Eae
= { { II, 3ur 8dn3ltbeu 9etlune Der ScAlp6t; 0t6t9 ~
ser, anr raeitGlen 8ertreibune BON @tHt unb &beumdti
mus; 8ata-Etnttur, Btebt auSenbltflt@e 9taOrua
Banbirurm' puISer uub Gr6utertbee.
3u taben bet O. 9eunt gtaufcu, SuFt6ubturS'
28X 10. YrattRr, 5dxpt'Meent fur Baltimore irpte tn ben
tauptii@ltGften Mpptbefen.
Sulius BieneIt, Denttf,
G~leyanbrta, 3D.
(29nD-6hrs) @tntraI.&sent fir gan, Mutertt
6nuptGeentur fur ben Dtfrttt columbia bet Z ha-
Gbrt ftant, 502 9e Str. uub 81 peHnfs!pantMp
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Oentfd3e TcuersDerff@erun9s=Oef en=
fHi fG9aft BON Sdittmpre.

IGNtA UDH SulRtUpCc%
Office: N8gde BON Soutb unb 2ombaro Str.
tint 9. Strf Der TarlnerS & De r5ants 8ant,
2. .~-s @tn8aa9 tn ecmbarb Str.
Dieie nele Geiea i&aft 1T lest bereit. WeriGeruusen aatr
men. Da bic Nitien Der @eien f&aft F6 In ben bSnben Son
nBer 400 fat burtsebenbs ceutlber Burger Balttmpre's
.btfIneen, 10 TT bas beutf6e YubIltunt Defenders eineeIaben,
etetsut tn unIerer Mfttte auf Der iUItbefen Bate besrunbe.
ten unterneRmea fetne @eritatrunsen GnsuUertrauta.
1879 Yrdftert: 6 + s. SD eiber.
gtce: Yraiibeut: 8 etnrt6 Strauk.
-- Gireftpren :: .-
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HF Tar pcltcft tptrb tetne Bert6nMne sena&t. ~DA
3 - 28rndra III .[.E r-tt. ENs.' -
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rs Sharp, Ode D~Uberfr.
Spre&fanben: ScrmtttaBs SO, Na6ur. "A ubr.
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