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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25
c. S. QUARTEtMAsTEKs DfPAKIMENTl


OFFICE SUIT. n. r. TRANSPORTATION I
Richmond Feb. 2lst, 1866
10 Virginia Soldiers:
The soldiers IN the field from Virginia can have proyi
sent them free Of expense BY the southern Express
COMPANY.
Packages slouId he plainly marked with tte name Of
tie soldier, company regiment aud brigade Care Capt
r. II. Mayo, A o. ~ Richmond Va, who v III see that
they are sent TO the proper command.
The agreement made with the Southern Express Com
pany February 18th, 1864 still continues HfoTce and
the friends Of soldiers in other States will mark their
packages az formerly to the care Of their respective As:
socldtisns.
It. Cot. and Chief R. Il. Transportation
Approved:
i. X. LAwTOE,
2. NJ General.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoNPANTD
RIcnGOsD Va. Feb. y. 1860. (
Agents and Messengers
W receive and forward promptly any par kaqes N ark.
cd rs above stated, and let the charges collected IN
HicEpond@
Shippers viii hc required to put their packages in goot
shipping condition, and or agent. viii always regard
these goods a. pfeiered freight
j. F.. GfBsoE,
hs5t. hulerntendsnt,
Sou Express Co.
Charlottesville and Lynchburg papeis viii cory and
send hill 70 the Express Ohce at those places fe2 flm
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ADDTTIONAL FROM THE CNITEI
STATES,
MARY OF sHERMAN's MARCH

A correspondent Of the Herald gives tue foiloE'
:ns djary of eyens eopRefted With SberHan's march
froH, Saanpab tn Fayetteville
January. .
ISth-Right wing (l5th and lTth eorpsl tralster:
red from Savannah 10 Beaufort
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TIE CITY.

MAYoRs CoURr.- There was slim docket in the
Mayors Court this morning. His honor rendered
decisions in the following cases
Edward, slave of j. A. Powell, was seat on for
trial before the Hastings Court, on the charge OF
stealing quantity of provisions of the value Of
50 ,OOO the property of Robert Wiley.
Iu connection with the above, Thomas, ave 9.
j. j. Sands, was also sent on, charged wit. receif
ing aud selling lot of butter in the lst Aarke
knowing the same to have been stolen from Robe
Wiley.
Thomas Dolsn, small basement thief" WAS
sent to Jail, charged with stealing lot of taliow Of
the value of $lO-the property of Emanuel Burch
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25

THE CeNcERT LAST EIGHr.-The complimentary
CONCERT TO Mad. Ruhl at Metropolitan Hall, last
night, was the most successful of the series Of con-
certs given at the same place during the season.
Not only the main hnor. hnt the galleries. were
flied with ladies and gentlemen all OF whom seem
ed to appreciate and enjoy the performances. The
appearance of several lady amateurs invested the
entertainment with. additional interest. Every
thing went oil in the most agreeable manner. 1h$
programme was well arranged and presented J. the
audience several operate gems. which were ,xe-
cuttd in a style worthy CT high eomncndati
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Treasury DEPARTMENT, {. S. A.
Richmond. July -, 1864.
2 "A rgrEs sGHfdea NEs'k'sHA--Ir, ord., =,

TAXED TEX E,ASGisG NS5Ef.s.--ln order %
promote, lar pract rable, the early liquidation -
the Treasury OF tie OUTSTANDING TAXED NOTES tho
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and Pby DepOstsCs IN tie
different STATES hereby authorized 10 receive the -ad
notes except the 500 notes % 20 per ceuuyr on astc
RI issuing Certificates Of Loan upGn hypothsrs
tou Of noa-ta Eabe bond! Tie SID certificates 10 10
payable demand, aft-r the expiration ninety days
Aud All agents 10; the sale OF The shove bonds hereby
authorized TO receive the taxed notes with the exception
above named in payment OF bonds itH sold, 81 tie rte
Di IL % per ceniun'. G.. I. TRENHOLM,
aUZl-u Secretary Oi abe jiea.uly.
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1AxEs NJ. MATTHEWS,
n1LaA-tapf Law CLERK.
nlL24tapi

nrl24--tapf Law CLERK
ryNE ACHER WAITED The subscriber wishes to
L pioy MALE TEACHER, who IS competent to teach
Latin aud the English Branches Appieant- W.. please
state tsTIas. address
rlf ". A. TURNER,
fegS--w4t IIowarlyille, AihemarIe Co, Va
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FROM MuBiLE.

A correspondent of the Times, writing from
New Orleans on the 18th, says that conflicting re-
ports prevail in that city regarding the intention OF
the Conlederstes to abandon, or defend, Mobile =
He writes '..-
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Candidates for OMce.
XOterz OF i

-. Voters Of Jefferson Ward Mr..
JOHN C. PAGE JR., at the request OF many citizens,
has consented to be candidate for the position of der.
man of Ware lie is too well known to require re.
ference TO long life of sterling integrity. patriot IN
every sense the army loses soldier by his election
while o Ward and the mseisieral bench will gain va
luable auxiliary. unh20-tde
EfTO the Voters OF the City Of Rich
hOnd at the urgent solicitation OF many friends
announce myself candidate for the Office Of Suerin
tendent of the City Gas Works and respectfully solicit
your votes pedgng myself TO devote my whole time aud
abilities 10 the faithful discharge ofthe duties OF the of
ice should be your pleasure to elect me- and respect
fully refer You 10 the manner in s.cE H.: 5,air-,sv
IN dutIes Of Assistant inspector (which office the Cohn
ell have abOlisle1l and which have held for the last
RIne years, guaranty for the future
>nhl6-Etde HUGH SMITH
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z esT,--One share Of the Old DOln ia.
ZION Trading Ceupanys Stock 40. u.s. in TIE name
which have pHaa application 10 sad COMPANY:
1al9-lsysn BLAIR RVR"th.t
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AUCEtay ssAGs Itsis .,Ax.

% NESssOES AT %ucTI0N.
~ 1 Will sell az auction, This Morning,
= TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES
js2 S. \. DAVIS * CO.. Odd. Follows Han.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-25

Soth.~Lsn wing Ion Savannah. marching on
either side OF the SavannahriYer towards Augusta.
.23d-Gen. Sherman transferred headquarters from
Savannah to Beaufort. b
25th-Leit wing.delayed by rqips in camp seven
miles from savannah. rut
Z6th-Leit wing at Springfield.
s27th-Advance OF the left wing reached Sister S
Ferry.
2stl.-Right wing moved from Pocotaligo towards
the Columbia river. Lett wing in camp at Sisters
Perry, delayed by rains and high water. M
3Oth--Rgbt wing moving along Savannah and
Charleston Railroad, and between the railroad and
McPhersonville, encounteing small parties of the
rebel cavalry. Lett wing still at Sisters Ferry.
3lSt-Right wing at McPheSonvie, Lett wing
AT Sisters Ferry. .t. &. s..r .l,.r- atf
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13
M~EApVILLE news,
IPsIly o0rFe.p0ndenee Of ,he 0IsyeIaad L.ADEa..
MEADv1LLE, July II, 1855.

MEADvILLE, July II, 1855.
Among the prominent men in town to-
day ere Hon. Galusha A. Grow, late Speak
or ofthe U. s. House Of Representatives,
Hon, @. N. Culver, n. G. of Franklin, T.
W.. Kennard, Esq, of New York, of the a.
G. W. Railway, and S. S. L'Hommedieu,
Esq President of the Railway aforesaid.
Messrs. Grow and Culver nave in hand the
development Of the town of Reno upon the
A. & G. W. Railway, between Franklin and
Oil City, of which your Oil Regions CORES
pondent has informed you. The railway
officials are gathered to a meeting of the
Directors ofthe line.
The United States Express Company will
remove their office, in q few days, from
Olmsted's block to the new and tasteful
building lately created by them near the
depot. The Office now occupied by this
company will be taken by Kasson's Loco
motive Express Line, while that now occu-
pied by the latter company will be used by
the Atlantic News Company as an Office and
store room.
The dry-houss connected with H.aB.
Cullum's barrel factory was burned on Sur
day night last, it baing entirely consumed.
TIE fire had reached such hesdway before
the engine arrived, that all that could be
done was to save the main factory build
ings. Meadville needs more facilities for
extiUguishiDg fires.
The weather here to-day, as it is with
you upon the Lake Shore, is really cold, so
that furs and overcoats would be decidedly
comfortable. Three days ago we were
sweltering in the heat, and crying in vain
for the breeze to bring relief.
The crops in this vicinity, with a few ex-
captions, look remarkably well and are far
Their advanced thar usual at this season.
The SUMMED has been a very favorable one
for fruits, grains and grass.
The tide of travel continues large and in
crossing, especially to the oil regions. The
Franklin train, consisting Of five and six
coaches, is seen daily crowded to its ut
most capacity to accommodate the throng'
Where they all go to and whatthey do when
they get there is a mystery.
A sad accident happened at West Green
vile during the celebration Of the Fourth
4 box of rockets and ether fireworks be-
came ignited in some manner aud sent the
lying missiles in oil directions. One LADY
was dangerously wounded in the side and
several other more or less injured. X.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

The CHICAGO WATER WsRKs-B1Ds FOR PHI
SUPPLY OF CoAL.-The bids for a supply Of
three thousand tons of coal at the coal bins
of the engine of the Chicago Water Works;
Brier Hill, Chippewa, Willow Bank. Orms-
by, Mt. Carbon, or coal of equally good
quslity-were received at the Office of the
Board of Public Works, in Chicago, on Sat-
urdsy. It will be seen that many of the
bidders were parties residents of this city.
The bids were as follows:
W. G. Johnston & Co., 900 tons 0rmsby,
Mt Carbon or Brooklvn, at 50 per ton, and
1000 Chippewa at IS so, delivered at the
bins; David Boyle, 5000 tons Mt. Carbon
at So 60 per ton, delivered at the bins 4;
Morris & Price, 5000 tons Briar Hill, at Sc
so, or 3 900 tons Mineral Ridge at S. 20, de-
livered on board vessels at Cleveland q. H.
Clark, Cleveland, 5000 o n Massillon at SIS
so, delivered on board vessels at Cleveland;
W.. E. johnson, Preston, LOCO tons Massil-
Ion, at IS IS, delivered at Cleveland, or So,
delivered at Chicsgo; o W. Girt, 5000 tons
Mineral Ridge, Chippewa or Monongshela,
delivered at Cleveland, Sc 25, or So 90, de-
livered at the bins A. B. Mesker, 5000
tons Willow Bank, st$6, delivered at oleve
land on board vessels, or 5000 tons Briar
Hill at 81, delivered at Chicago, Willow
Bank st So So, Briar Hill, So IS; Walden
& Kounce, 1000 tons Erie, shoati in the Chi
cage river, 81 SO, at the Water Works bins /;
500 tons 0rmsby or Mt. Carbon, 50 70; J. L.
Hathaway, 5000 tons Mineral Ridge, So 81,
delivered at the Water Works bins Btiar
Hill, 50 80 LemueI Crawford & Son, Cleye-
land, 5000 Chippewa at s. so, delivered at
Cleveland, 81 80 on board vessels at Chica-
go; Kellogg & Gray, 5000 tons Mt. Carbon,
Reel Ridge or Middlesex, at IS, delivered
st the Water Works.
The Board awarded the contract to Lem
uel Crawford & Son, at SIS so per ton for
Chippewa coal, delivered on board vessels
atCleTelsnd.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

GRAND PLEASURE PATTY TO LAKE SUPERIOR
The fine new steamer IrOnsides, Gaptsin
J..E Turner, left Malone, Petit 4 Co.'S.
dock last evening with q large pleasure
party for Lake Superior. Among the names
booked for the trip, We noticed Charles B,
Redfeld and party of twelve, of Albany,
New York, Mr.. Vsnsantvoord and party
also of Albany, Mrs. Commodore Wander
bilt and a large party, of NewF York, C. Broad
head President ofthe Lsighigh & Lsckswan
ns Railroad, and party, from Philadelphia,
Pa, ]. 8. Whellden and party and Mr..
Biddle and party also of Philadelphia,
General Wagon and party and Mr.. Brough
aud party, of indianapolis, Colonel Perkins
and party of Akron, Mr.. j. j.. Fuson and
party, of Columbus, Major J. Darr and
party, OF CIncIunuti, Mr. Tod and party
Brisr Hill, Hon. ]. A. Foot H. P. Malone
and Mr.. Prentice, each with a party from
this city. -r
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From First Paqe.

twenty-five per cent Of al claims in cur
rency, and to tender creditors Of the Gov
eminent the remaining seventy five per
cent in Certificates Of indebtedness. The
operstion OF the rule begins this morning.
Mr.. Gentry, OF the rebel Tennessee Leg
islsture, sometimes styled the Eagle Orator,
who contested the Go%vernorsbip OF the
State with Andrew johnson in 1853, is re-
ported in the city desiring pardon, among
other rebels Of greater or iess magnitude
said 70 be now in Washington for tbs came
purpose. Senator Borland and Congress.
man Rsylson, of Ark; Gilmer and Bird
man, OF the House from n. G; q Mr.
Smith mot gumping Billy an ex-member
of the Federal Congress, and a member oil
the rebel Congress from the beginning Of
the war, and Colonel Hunt of Shelby cOun-
~, Tenn, Of the rebel ordnance depart
menE sre among the number. Avery
member of the Federal Congress from the
Memphis district from 1858 10 1860, OBJ
tanned his pardon yesterday.
The Herald's Washington special says
some very important statements were
inside In 3 semi-oficisl form with regard
to the pelicy Of the Government In The
Mexican question. The story comes IN
such q shape that It can't well be discred-
tied, and Is TO the effect first, that the
Government will not permit another
Fnech Austrian, or foreign soldier of any
sort, in the service Of Macmillan, to be
landedon the Mexican COST without en-
tering 8 frm aud decided protest Second,
and what is Of the gravest Importance is
that the Government having stationed in
Texas an army of one hundred thousand
men, will keep it there to act as q corps Of
observation, snd to exercise such q physico-
moral pressure IS snail utterly compel
the withdrawal Of Msximillisn from Mex.
ic0.
RCh'S,sTmy hss been so disposed that If
CYershadoWs, especisllyon the Rio Grsnde,
the Mexican frontiers, and keeps the for
eign levies of the new Emperor in 8 con
stsnt stste of apprehension and activity.
The transfer Of q rebel battery to the
Imperial General Mejia is smother matter
now occupy ing OFF Isi attention, and q full
and searching investigation is to be made
into the alleged sale. If General Slsugh-
ter did dispose of 8 rebel battery to the
Impsrislists az stated, it viii be demanded
and obtained.
It is also understood that there are be.
tween y, 900 and Is, 600 Confederstes in the
Mexican service near Texas, and it is de
fnilely settled that if they are trouble.
some they will be punished even if pursuit
should throw our armies across the border
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

AN UNFoRTUEATE MAN.-We saw q very
unfortunate man at he Soldiers Home
yesterday, in the person of Lieutenant Ly-
man B. Foster, Company A, Goth Ohio In
fantry. He had got thus far on his way
from hospital in Nashville to his fathers
home in Concord, New Hampshire. He has
been confined TO a cot since the battle of
Franklin, November 3Oth, 1854. He there
received a shot in his left groin, and the
ball has never yet been extracted. It had
the effect to parslyze completely his legs
and partially his entire body below the
wound. The wound sometimes remains
dry for several days. when it erupts again.
His legs are mere skin and bone. He was
wounded at the battle Of Stone River, and
still carries in his leftleg the rebel bullet,
which can be felt just underneath the skin.
Besides these two shots he has received four
others during the war.
The Lieutenant will take asboat to-day
for ogdensburgh. The ride by rail from
Cincinnati here nearly jOlted him to death.
He has not been free q moment from severe
pain since he was shot, but he endures II
with the cheerfulness of q hero. r
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The Horrors Of indigestion.

You complain Of your stomseb, unfortunate dys-
pe2tio; but ought net your stomach to complain o.
your Possibly toe psngs you endure are simply
the stomach's method of taking revenge upon you
for negIeoting and abusing it. PerhsPs you have
never made an effort to improve its condition, but
on the other hand are continually examining it.With
unWhOlesome and homogeneous food. Have you
ever tried HOsTEtTER's STOMACH Differs,
proper diet, and regular meals1 The Btttsrs in =
week would put your digestive apparatus in per-
feet order. regulate the aov OF bic IN accordance
with the laws Of hsalsh, and produce Just 50 much
apsTieBt action a. wUuIu To Hvv-s-~-yS.s@44ssed
snd when you we're once all risht, ~JudIciOuS and
regular dieupg. with a little of the Tonic now and
thin, would keep you so. II you have neglected
these means Of cure, don't bl me your stamaeh for
its rebellion. 1t is merely natures HAT that she
wants help. If sou neglect it, the next thing may
be Inflammation, or SoIrrhus Cancer, or some
other violent a5d dangerous disease. There is such
a thing as being too late in thess matters. HosTET-
TER's BIrrERs will cure Dyspepsia; bat Dyspepsia
may engsnder diseases which defy all reslOrs-
tiVes. jylO:24s:ludw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

THEIR NAMEs.-The names of the gang of
male and female conuterfeiters whose ar
rival here in charge OF Deputy u s.
Marshal simmOnds we noticed yesterday,
are as follows:
Andrew Wayne, Mrs. Thursa A. .Thomp-
son, Henry C. Smith and Sarah A. Smith.
The two latter were but recently married,
and have made a bad beginning of conju-
gal life. Commissions White was expect
- return here last night. Il he did, they
will be examined before him to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

nR j. NJ. JOHNSON, HAVING Re-
- moved bis Office to No. l43 Ontario street, over
OolWelrs Hardware store, would be pleased to rec
al bis old patrons and S. many new ones as may
please 20 eau. Particular attention paid to DIS.
eases Of Women and Children, Rheumatism, Scrs-
thea, and indeed to All the I Is to which humanity
ls heir. Consultation free. Office hours Erom 70
OA.M. and from l to 8 and 7 to 10 I. NJ sDT-224
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

TWO GRAND BXCUR- -
i siOps on SATURDAY July II.
1865. The elegant steamer 0ITY -
OS C~LEVELANO, Capt Wm Mckay, will leave
tbs d jek o. the Detroit line at 10 O'oiOk In the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

hOTIcE TO LADIES OF TIE F. A. A.-The
ladies of the Freedmen's Aid Association
will meet at Judge Tilden's residence, No.
100 Euclid avenue, on Thursday the 18th
inst, attwo o'clock P. N. All ladies friend
ly to the cause of suffering humanity are
earnestly requested to attend. Mrs. Kicks
viii be present and explain the object of
her mission.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

MILITARY PRoMOTIoNs.-The following
hava been recently made in Northern
Ohio regiments:
4lst Infantry-First Lieutensnts C. C.
Huston and AlOnEo D. Hosmer to Captains,
and Second LieuteDants Rush Jamison and
Lester F.. Miller to First Lieutensnts.
55th Infantry-First Lieutenant John H,
Boss, jr, to Captain Sergeants Thomas s,
Hssoler, John Burket, and Henry J. Pei
ton to First L~ieutenants, and Sergesnts
Thomas NJ. Wood, John Lsmbergt, David
Warren. Alpheus J. Peck, Moses Pugh,
and George II. Clark TO Second Lieuten-
ants, d.
18th Infantry-First Lieutenants VIII
liam Morrow, James K, Guthrie and Will
liam H, Mcclure to Captains; Second
Lieutenants Amos L, Sharpe, William Gas
kill, Leroy s, Dibble, John j.. Lsngdon
and William II, Church 10 First Lieuteu-
ants and Sergsants John G. Barnsy, II.
E, Fyaley, Richard NJ. Miller. Cory H,
Britney, Oliver K, Shsdrack, James Cart,
Frank W. Blessing and William Easton,
SeOand Lieutenants.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

MILITARY sUReEOE.-We were in error in
stating some weeks since, that DR.. Griswold
had been appointed Military Surgeon for
Lorain county. The appOintee is DR.. VIM.
Bunce, of oberlin, whose qualifications for
the position are unquestiOned by the medi.
cal fraternity in LOrain county. He has
opened an Office in the Court House in Ely
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

DEATH or A CLEVELAND SOLDIER-Among
the soldiers reported by A. J. Case, Govern
ment undertaken, No. 397 Grand street,
New York, as having died in the hospitals
around that city last week, We find the
name of Geo. Williams, aged 90 Co. L, 10Th
ohio: residence when enlisted, Cleveland,
nL= =
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

NEw BLoCK.-Mr. J. Marchand is erect
ing fine block of stores on Ontario street
near the Square. It will consist of two
stores, each about IT'S feet deep, and four
stories high. The block is being built of
brick in the best manner. The style of ar
chit00tuFs -ni-hA plain hut very tasty.
The-block will be 3 valuable acquisition to
our business properly.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

ARRIVAL M RECEPTION OF TROOPs TODAY.
Mayor Chaplin received notification yes
terday that the 55th Ohio, 800 men, the
6sth regiment, 47s men, and the I24th o.
V. /, 27S men, will arrive here from Co
lumbus this morning. They will probably
reach the depot between eight and nine
o'clock. The 55th contains many Fremont
ers, having been raised in the counties just
west of us. The 68th was recruited in the
Northwestern part of the State, and went
out under Colonel Stedman, brother Of the
General. 1t was at the storming of Fort
Donelson, and has been in many of the
heavy battles of the war. The gallant
l24th is largely made up of C~leYelsnders,
and it will receive the welcome of parents,
orUthers, %siatersI sweethearts and wives.
Is went out under Colonel c. II. Psyae, OF
this city, as all will remember, having left
on New Years day, 1868. The regiment
has been under General Thomas, a part of
the army of the army of the Cumberland.
It is much reduced. Two companies came
several weeks ago. We understand that
these companies will join their comrades at
the depot, march up town and share the
reception. .
We trust the city will be emptied upon
the streets this morning, ready to give the
gallant, wsr-worn boys a rousing and cheer
ing reception.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

PUET OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED----JULT Il
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Stmr Ranger, Gaskin, Montreal
Prop Pas lac, Mitchell, Dunkirk
Prop Akron, smith, Toledo
Prop Tisgn, Sisson, D nkiTk
Tug Wn Il Castle, Haekett, Detroit
Br Gen W Scott, Cassidy, Bay c ~
sehr New LondOa, SamphO Marquette
Sohr 5 L Noble, Toward. Port Buron
seoE Msna, CurraD, kelley Island.
CLEARED --.....JULY L.
Stmr O~anisteo. Blaokmore, DuRAhk
Prop Akron, Smith, Ogdensbu,g
Prop Nor, hern Light, MuTch, Onton:gon
Tug Vim B Gsstle, Hsckett, Dsttoit
Sohr Linea Erumd, Gates, Port Bruce
Schr May1ONer, Rewki /, Rowan
Sshr Mary granees, Stanley, Montreal
STOW Mona, Curr n, KelleJ's Island
Seow Marian Dixon, skinner, ROnd Esu.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-13

SOLDIERS HoME.-Fifsy-one OF Uncle
Sans boys were fed at the Home yesterday.
They were convslescents, being transferred
from hospital in Troy, n. iY., to their re-
spective State capitals. There were fifteen
Buckeyes, Eve Badgers, ten Suckers,
and t~Wenty-one Hoosiers.