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The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
SprfsaI anO @rntraI NOtitrs,
An INTkREsr1ns Lnnn.n

Very feW persons, even AmSnE phySieians. v.u,a
have been willing upon any terms to have AssS ~
the CONDITION Of the writer Of The following IsssS ~
the l4th OF February last. ] vii anticinate 0o-oc
what hs report Of the facts, by ssyIns thSt - ~
lNh OF August, inst, he made me vIsit .stAs 49,
picture Of good health" Time. vhIcN tSi~s ~
proves all thinEs. has su@eisniy tested IhIs 60
and shown that neither Fslapse ser coa - HS-,.s
followed, the cure 10 perfect, and eaA y rjteda1
the scores Of similar cases. the result Of nv IENr"v
ed mode oftreatinE disea1e without msIlIcsnS.
@. y. BOURNE,
No. 10 Masonic Temple. Post T., sss 1r1ncIs,.
sAcnAnuuTO, Aprn ID. lMs
DR. @. u. BouRNE-Dear Fir: II IL with ~l......
and satisfaction that now let you kRov a Nv ..S
health. Looking back on What have passed tS,oS
seems as if vas lifted from the grave nd IHiot
my dutv To ActnoV edge to yOu and The uorlS -
bentnt derived from water treatment a. ad1IriS-
1Ste eSty"a 10 your celebrated baths. II uOS Il
Aagu~ FeS4, when disease &s~.AES~Tf Wy -ys-
severe cough then took medicines, Retaiag -
with ehiils, ieV'rs, loss Of Strength sBd Sas -
nounced conSumptive. This set me TO IAIakin~ ~
finally determined TO leave my bassness ana ~ =
the Sandwich Islands, having been Informed AZ.
could not be cured here. I VeAt TO San RraHSSs..'
and while waiting for ship called era D. no-.~'
who stated that trip to the Islands VouId nr-H.S,
result disastTouSly, vas wholly unnScesaGry. n
could then be speedily cured ~ HE eOenAAuAS..1
placed myself under his tFeaimSns, and n -.
week vas so much improved that thouRla e..S
risk returning home aHd 10 my dusy - Rsr,nSSC :.
the Central Pacific Railroad. TA~ Docaoy ohIor..S,
but thought knew better, sSd eiuEBed to tlusI
In shout two weeks my cough returned, ana ~.
grtting WOrse, Ard cOnlrAry 10 Or. bOuTnea inInSe
uon never to take medicine Agstn, eommI,tsc ths1
folly. and soon vas % completely run down Ihst
could scarcely WAh 90, as last resori, IeoneIuS.1
to once more try the Water Cure / vent to ~
Francisco-few Of my friends expecting ns q F1
tuVn; In fact, thought my return doubtful n a.
riyng At DR.. BOurneS esIa blishment tPsSruSTv n.
1869, Vas nOt abe to ret into the bath vi,hs-s
assistance. hut in feG days began 70 rain H.
mained With him only SiS Wrehs when len. "a ri.
ser and . better man" without the id Of meIlrtne.
have no~ been At work ServraI wrrhs, ma an6
that am raining every day., and 1t preSe1t IA
lair To bt stoTtT than ever beferr Persons vlsii.
ing the bnciOrb establishment vEI ma IL ius, 49,
il should be in the Ladies' and Genuem. : Dsvart.
ments, and canno. say too much In pTui.e 81 IN
Doctors kind attention 10 his patients.
Tkis letter write for the benefit Of the ami6,.A
to be used as the Doctor decides and shOuId Be- ne
means OF directing any One 10 HE care and treat
m' ut Who tas they Assuredly Will End relief, WI
be paid for my trouble. Your ObedieaI psTvanI
JAMES CAMPBELL
Engineer Central PaeIae kalIPOeA.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
BIR L H s.

In Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 5th instant. TO
Aaron Kahn aud wife, Q son.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

DIREcr IssUE.-The President and his
nominal supporters are in direct issue
upon the most important question Of ma
tional policy. This difference is most
clearly stated in the words of the two
parties themselves The Pennsylvania
Republican Convention resolved "thAt
the people Of the Southern States cannot
be safely entrusted with the political
rights which they have rejected" And
this is the position Of the Republican
party generally as stated BY their leaders,
organs and conventions. Even those who
indOrse the policy Of the Administration
do it under protest. The President, over
his own signature, has recently declared,
NEs5 " tue peopfe GaOs@ So G4Aed With
their own Government (; and il trusted.
my opinion is that they will act in good
faith and restore their former constitu-
tional relations with all the States com.
posing the Union" Now, the question
is, who will back down! The issue is
direct and one party must yield. The
conservative element Of the Republican
party will stand by the President, the
radical element by Chase and Sumner,
and il neither faction yields the Republi-
can party will soon be broken into frag'
ments. 1t is completely demoralized and
exists only in name, and its radical lead.
ers are preparing to organize new party
with new issues. They cannot agree
with the President, they hate the South,
and they are making desperate efforts to
keep the Southern States out of the Un-
ion. or hold them in military subjection.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
EATH S.

In this city on Tuesday. 7th inst, Mrs. Mary
Shaw, in the 85th year OF her age.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
California Blankets,
ELS,

ELS.
CLOTHS. CAssI1kERs.
wOOLEN sHAWLS,
TRAVELLING SHIRTS,
ETC, NTC., .~-
Always on Hand and for Sale
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

EV- Or Rnurne treats an diSeAses Of the threat,
chest and luugS-WhRA hefssles dPiheFia, bFOueAI.
uS- ncipieut consumption. pleuFay, eTOap, Uae -
with the greatest Great relief 10 afforded in
advanced stages Of consumption. Rheum atism, %.
rAysis, neuralgia, fever and Ague. dropsy. ste ste
are A!so cured auick5 PAasAnIiy AID ecoa0Wlraliy.
No ue die ue whatever. rssptSmI
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
SAY Fn.xclsoo. Angus, rs, ,sss

IBI0,
Advised hy the undersigned. Mr.. jones CaupA,n.
~ the Central PScihc Railroad, (Who vs. then IL
most dvpioTAble state Of III heAlh.l placed hImo,H
under the care Of DR. Bourne, the Water Cure nv
sician. Scme SX months or more aheP0ara he ".
tied this city, when I accidentally met hin al y
Bournes establishment, and In happy 70 Say NJ.
stored to the enjoyment 81 good health and in GnS
spirits. JNnN SULLIVAN
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
TO THE SICK!
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINES! !!
THIRTBEN YEARS IN San FRANCISCO.
PIONEER WATER CURE!
AND
DIR. BOURNE'S BATHS.
FOR THE CURE OF

w PERFECT CURES GUARAN-
TEED, according to agreement in ALL
cases.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

There - ahEblor more movement IN G0Verumeut
Bonds in New York, and tina market is irmer, the
demand being partly for shipment. The imprss-
sion prevails ihstths reduction Of he ibterestrats
OF the Bank Of England will turn attention toward
American seeuridts. s-1 To- r-.-
The Cincinnati money market is easy for cur
rency, discount rates ruling 1t 7@s per cent for
unexotpt enable names Rad 10 per cent. for good
business paper. Exchange irmsr at par Luying
and lilo premium selling.
In ohioago currency Il easy at 10 ger Ont fr
good PAGER At the Bank. Exchange par baying
and lilo to & Preniuu selling.
The sAes ofSsYsn-tbirtes BY the Second Ma
tiOnal Bank 70 day we're s27,s5O.
9he general markets opened this morning with 3
rather kss sctive disposition, the steady advance
in god Inducing sellers to wait, Whte add, g 10
ported, however, show no essential change In
prices Flour vas in better. inqul y for trade
brands and arm, We heard Of sale Of o'rso Of
No 2 RID wheat on Priyat, terms, but reported
sales are light Corn was quite active af'er 'Ihsnge
yesterday, but ruled quiet to day. Dat, were ia
moderate request and unchanged. Provisions are
steaey. Butter is ; shade drner snd &c bstier.-
Eggs ere 10 better. Cheese quiet aud steady
high~ines dun and weak, closing at 20.
A eeclins is noted. on Lake and Rail through
treights, except fer Wool, OF which no rate ras
bsen established. Lake freights are hmer. The
Ssbooners Coral and John Tiboitts we're chartered
to-day for wheat to Oswego at &c.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal of lead
ing articles during the twenty four hours ending
At seven O'clock this hnornfng.
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HTAFeIiI& COMMERCIAL.
rHnn,DAv EvrE1Ea, June IS. Iss5.

THURSDAY EvEEIEs, June IS, 1855.
The money narket to-day was moderately active
for discounts, the demand coming chiefly from The
local business community, there being compare
lively few " outsidSis'' in tbs marksE Olrrrney
shows 10 tnerSssein supply, b9t rseeiPss about
keep pace sigh the demand There SENS 20 &c .
general scarcity Of currency in this seeti n ct
present amoag business men ard farmers, the re-
suit Of the lsag AeErthdn commercial matters, and
g. q consequences he BAnhs sre receiving complr-
aaysly lttIe, ths- uAual b ,Iapess Of deptsltofs be-
ing hardly maintAinsd. There ar, hoEsvsr, iPai
criobs oEsn- jmproYspsRh Ia this Inspect The
novsmeatss Of prOdpees esstwardf for = few dsysPaAs
having ben, muah fEeer, with the prospect OF still
further shiPnsnts should tAe demand justify it.
The advaHqs iRgold promises . more favorable op-
rportunity 4, our farmers to unload than has &C.
CURED or s.considersbls period, and they should
avail themselves oft, whether ths prices they may
BE- able 70. obtain reach their desires or not. It is
nov pretty generally be ieved that gold will a.
vance 10 pr baby not less than $50, and produce
viii undoubtedly, ss in the past, be more or less az
6eted BY It aud a spiriy Of speculation 81 gsnosreI
to some e&tsnt Bill will not 90 to rely upon
any permaaenos TO such an advance. bus on tbs
contrary the lsseons llfsady taught BY sps,uia
tion should ~ kept steadily in view, and the OBJ
lot of producers be 70 rest ihsir values upon tire
bssis o dsmsnd ard .dpplS, and not upon the Va
ri.ble moIenentio OF sold. which is ite hut the
eresturslof c0Bmsrts. Ths approach o. g new
yield Of all oIassss Of eopmOiiEias readers il i'm
per.tfvs that that which hs b'en hearded shslI
be worked OF. ss6ner or later, and sound policy
seems toidisdAs e that this lhouId be done Is quicks
ly as = market eaalbefound for II. ExonsnEs con
tan s close ARdhrm asPar buying and 4 Premi-
UNI senisg e a-sE1 sss1 oil +-r -
God Wan deSHedly brmer and more setivs In
New York to-day, Daiply due to the suttlipasion
II large shipments onSatunaay, but psrtly, doubt
less, to the manipulation Of . bulls" The closing
rate at the four &C Ock BoArd this afternoon Was
1878 The highest and lOWestP Gees Of gold since
tbs eonmeuoomest Of lths year have been as fol-
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NEWS.
-DAls correspondence of she Cleveland IIADEn.l

IDaly correspondence Of she Cleveland LIADER.l
MEADvILLE, June Is, 1855.
CRoRpK6 H64EIsAThe tide Of travel has
sgxin set in this direction to an extent al
most equslling that of February and March
last, and as > copsequence, our hotels are
crowded to their utmost capacity to accom-
mediate. The hotel proprietors, after fitting
up cots and lounges in all their available
room, in many instances have to vacste
their private apartments 10 accommodate
their guests. The recent large oil strikes
may be the cause Of this influx of strangers
here at the present time, and the over
crowded condition of our hotels.
T4E CEoPs.-The prospect of an album
dGntharvest in this section Of Pennsyl-
vans is extremely fatteripg, Wheat prom
Uses well, and it is the universal opinion of
our formers that it will Be the best crop
produced here in many years. Oats look
very thrifty +; and corn, where not affected
by the dry weather, is looking quite flush
ana green. Grass is almost ready for the
mower, and is at least thirty per cent. bet
ter than Iast ysArgstsths! time. On this
staple our farmers will hardly realize the
immense profits this year that they did
last.
NEEDED An omnibus to carry passen-
gers from the depot to the different sections
oftOwn, would pay some enterPrisiRg indi-
vidual. The place is destitute of such a
( conveyance, and one would doubtless be
we'll patronizsd, if kept in a clean and com
Portable condition, and driven by an &C.
cOmmodstiDg person.
MtNsrRELs.-A troupe of negro miDstrels
-"Clark's Combination Compsny,"-are
to appear at Central Hall on Friday, Satur-
day and Monday evenings. Of their mer-
its or dement's, I know nothing. The au-
diencs will be able to judge for themselves,
when they see and hear the Combination
Company"
HOUSE NUMBERs-Mr. Haven, the GENTLE
man engaged in numbering houses and
supplying plates for the same, is prescott
ing the work as fast as circumstance will
permit. He has made arrangements with
manufacturers in New York to supply him
with numbers and plates of any design re-
quired, and expects to lave some on hand
in a few days. To Mr. H., the Council de-
sign, Ibelieve, giving the contract for label
ing the streets. H.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

IMPORTANT ECCLESIASTICAL CONVENTION
An unofficial Convention of non Episcopal
Methodists, representing some four or five
different Methodist bodies, is to be held in
this city, commencing on the 21st of the
present month. The object, as we under
stand it, is to take into confederation the
practicable. yofuniting the several bodies on
q common platform, thus creating one body,
where there are now four or I've. L is ex-
pectsd that some two hundred persons, from
different parts of the country, will be pres
ent, many of them leading minds in the
bodies they represent. The place of meet
ing will be the First Wesleyan Methodist
Church, corner of Ohio and BrOwnell
streets,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

PAMPHLETS REoEIvED.-We have received
"The Fire Lands Pioneer" published by
the Fire Lands Historical Society, it con-
stituting Volume VI of the series. The
proceedings of the annual meeting of the
Historical Society, last June, are detailed,
and a vast mass of related matter, of great
interest to pioneers and their desc endants,
as well as 10 all lovers of the old, is added.
We nave Inadvertently omitted seknoW-
led dying the receipt ola very significant
pictorial certificate from Mr.. George W.
Pittock, News Dealer ct Oil City, Pa,
which apprizes US that we, Local Of the
Cleveland LEADER, individually and col
lectively, are entitled to 5000, 900 shares of
the capital stock of the Munchsusen, Phil
osOpher's Stone and Gull Creek Grand
Consolidated Oil Company, issued in &C
cOrdance with Magma Charta AsinOrum,
&C., &c, and signed by 8. W.. indie, Pss't.,,
s. Teal, sec'y., and D. F%aulter, Treasurer.
It is q very ingenious work and "should
be in every well regulated family"
Accompanying this certificate is a CAPT
tai prospectus Of said company.
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Rose 9 Rrsnslss' Frovnion aEFEes e
EEw TosK ManKE1-June Is.

.
COtfOn-Heavy and lower. Sales ct 4lo for
midd ing. Ip
FIo1r-s,ats and western 5glOO better and
salss ct IS A0s 30 for extra sssts; 81 OOe7 Is
extra roHpJ ho0B Ohia; 81 2n9eS75 for trsds
brands. Market closing dull. =
WBishy-Fat hsr easiec. Gales OF 81 eS9a o.
snail paToe4s 1t s. %
Wheat-Nore set We aud J0so bstters Sales Of
Ghiosgo spring at 81 4loI 40; smOer Mi vaukse
81 4 No. 2 Nj vauzes s. SO; winter red wesfG'n
81 s. f; choice amber Michigan 81 SC; Whtts 4ictt-
gan So IN tf
Rye-Quist.
Corn scarce and % better on mixed western
Sales at 93Gs5o for kin drisd; s2gs4o for heased
do end 9SGs5o for VII 70 ne tern
ORts-T9so better, ct 7S9SOc fr western anost,
an Tic or 20 70 arrive,
~COhee-Quiet.
FiIm at lfAa1sZ for Cuba NuscOVEdO
and 1876 for Porto Bico
MOlaSses-Dull at lO9SOo
p -IreIeum-A share hrmer at 9t149S6o for
crude; 4ss6Oc for refined In bond; e997be for do
fee
POrk-Iower.
sa es at S s ISLaPs Tstor new mess. closing at
SIS 70 Tor cash; "a 5o625 90 ioT 1884 mest cash
ant regular way, ol > ng st S24 70 cseh; SIS "
els 90 or primt; $40 OU@SO 90 for prime mefs-
also. $50 bbls new mess for ali June, sellers aid
bu, ers option, at SIS O'9t9 70.
Beef-OUiet and sfeady.
Beef HaEns-Quiet md steady.
Cut Meafa-Frm Rt ll@l4o for shoulder, ard
140lsot or hams.
EsReOD-QuieE and STEADY.
Lard -Ssaay and quiet At ]6L919He.
BuIter-Quist At U93oc for Ohio, and "a
Sc for sat,
~Cheese-ouiet at s9I5e.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

ARRESTED AND DIsoHABGED.-A young man
by the name of John Antonidss, of Tan
tsgOny, Wood county, was brought down
yesterday in charge of Marshal Bill, oil a
charge of passing a $50 counterfeit green
back; one Andrew Raymond, a blind man,
making the complaint.
A hearing was had before United States
Commissioner White. yesterday afternoon,
A. T. BSinsmsde, Esq, appearing as attOr-
ney for the defendant. The Commissioner,
after a full investigation of the case, be-
came satisfied Of the innocence of the de-
fendant, and accordingly discharged him.
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For sale BY Cobb, Andrews.and Co.

The orpheusC. Kerr Pane.o.. ooiie'
New York; Carleton. 1900
MI Of orpheus c. Kerr
have become famous. His letters are
smpng the best in point of humor that have
been produced in this country. The blum
dering incOmpetency of some of our gem
erals, and the Thousand new experiences
that have grown out of the war, furnish an
i~nexhaustible fund Of material for the satir-
list as well as the poet, and orpheus C. Kerr
sspires to both. his new volume, being
the third series, is as rePlete with humOr,
exquisite satire, Isughable hints, and sa-
gaciOus remarks;7ss were his previous vol
umss, and viii be found a perfect antidote
TO the blues.
For sale at Cobb, Andrews ( Co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

MORE TROOPS. - Another regiment Of
Western troops, 296 in number, will arrive
here from the East at six O'Clock this
morning. The officials at the Home are
having a busytime of it. There is 10 give-up
in the demand made upon them. Yesterday
they served up about 1900 meals, and there
has hardly been q day for q fortnight or
more in which they have not been called
upon to the extent of 500 or 1000 meals.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

The good things of this world have each their
appointed mission.
It is the mission Of HoSTETTER's STOMACH
BITTER to prsoent and rslievs a great variety of
ailments.
For twelve years its success as . proteetivs and 3
remedy has been without ohsck or drawback. L is
strong Negative evidence of this fact, that ths efficacy
Of the article as q specific for dyspepsia, bilious
meas, cons ipAtiOn, nervousness, general debility
and intermitte1. fevers, has never been questioned.
As proof positive Of it. infsllibility in such o,sss,
the of public men Whose names are
familiar al household words, have from time to
tina been given to the world.
fits reputation is not founded in facts, then
truth lie a shad:w. and tn, utterancoi OF cOnsoieu-
tiOus citizens are of no more v.lue than oilers
osths."
And what is its reputation Let the progress Of
its sal 3 sn,w T ne inquiry. Where TWENTY dcEeu
bottles Of Hostett.r's Bisters were sold IN 1855
flee hundred bottles are disposed Of Nv
CouId pubic ep MIN be more significantly s1-
pressed than b. i,s unparalleled increase Of con-
sumption 1t ssems i'm pos.ibIe.
The preparation ia, Dsen initial d. Where are
tbs imit.tors7 Echo answer, "Whsrel" To the
'-fimDo' Of things lost on Earth the are al either
gone or gOiog. Peace be with th<mI
So d everywhere. jel2.22SdAW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

OMITTED FROM TIE LIsT.-In our hurry
Wednesday night, the name of W. P. FOgg,
Esq, was omitted from the list of gentle.
men composing the Committee of Arrange
ments for the celebration of the Fourth of
July. We regret the accident, as there is
no more active and useful meuber of the
entire committee than Mr.. Fogg.
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Few ADvERFIsEMENts

FAcademy Of Muslc-The Poor Gentleman.
GarrstFon & Co.-Grand Pleasure Excursion.
N. T. Co.-Fof ogdeUsburg.
Taylor, eriswold a Co.-Hosiery.
". d. Polhamus- Board Wanted.
81 Seneca Sc 10 Rent.
Clark d Bsrker-NewE England Sewing Machine
W.-BoArd wsntsd.
n. 7. Co.-For Chicago.
DR.. Hughes-Local Notice.
Rob't Hanna a Co.-LocaI Notice.
~Lunoh-Looal Notice
/. P e~hsrwood=Boosf Notice.
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ARRIVAL OF WESTERN TRooPs There
were I,I27 Western soldiers entertained at
the Soldiers Home yesterday. OF these,
687 arrived from Pittsburgh in the morn
ing, consisting of the LIST Minnesota Bat
terry, l54 men, Major Clayton, and the 32d
Wisconsin Infantry, 538 men, Colonel De-
jOut. They left for Detroit on the morning
boat.
At half-past twelve the 22d Wisconsin.
44O men, came in, took dinner at the Home,
and staid there until the evening boat for
Detroit was ready to receive them. They
had a splendid Band with them, silver in
Itruments, and the afternoon was pleasant
y Whiled away. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

BUST or ABEAHAM LISooLN.-Messrs.
Hart and C~ritchley, ls2 Superior street,
have just received from the proprietOrs and
patentees, a supply OF this new and very
beautiful work of art from the hand of Har-
risOn Mills. The likeness has been pro-
nounced perfect by all who have seen it
and the work has most certainly achieved
fame for the young sculpsOr. As seeing is
the best way of judging the merits of this
piece Of sculpture, our citizens are invited
to call at the estsblishment of Hart and
Critchley, who are the Ggents for this State.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

TEE NATAL DAY-We see in our county
exchanges, that a very general interest is
taken and q corresponding effort is being
made throughout the country, to celebrate
the coming Fourth of July in a ann for
which, in point of grandeur of demonstrs-
tion, there is no precedent in our entire
history.
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co U P Q n S
Cashed In Gold
Oh LIBERAL TERMS
cleveland nnolesaIe market.

THURSDAY EvHEnRG, June Is. 1865.
FreIghts-The following are tins rates by Lake
stoam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cen 5 high,r.
To New York.-First class e55; Second class:
TIC; Third oIAss: 100; Fourth class: 400. Flour,
sUc.
To Boston.-Fr st class: sI,Os Second class:
ssc; Third clals; TIC Fourth class $50. Flour,
9go.
FlOuF-Mors active and steady Sales 200 bbls
choice Xxx white at ss.25; 90 bbls Xxx red ct $500,
50 bbls mixed Xxx I'D and white at $40
WheaE-B1ss active, bus steaoy, closing hImsr.
Sales 90 bu. go bu and No. 2 Ohio red from It re
ct 81, rs; 1 car choice No. 2 IndianA red from to Q
at l,zs.
COrn-sales 400 bu No. 2 mixed at Eso 2,lOO
bu do do at $50 500 on T jeoted at Soc, all free on
board l car ear 90 track a. $40.
UAIs-Vsry quiet, Int hrm. Sale l car from
stors st5Ss-
Rye-DuI and nominal.
BarleY-Eo sales and market nominal.
POrk-Firm at SZ7,OO for CT y-PAoked mesi;
Clear $500. Market rather quiet.
~LArd-Dsmaud light, and market steady at
lsg2Oc for eiIy-rsndsred in tisFesS andke.s.
smoked Meats-steady. Wei quote Sugar
cured hAms 9Se for canvassed and z2o for Unssn-
VAssed /; plaiu hams 2Ic for canvassed and 2 c for
uneanTasSed bacon lsc shoulders Ice; dried beef
lso for canVasssd and Is for uncanVassed.
Ness Beef-Qurst and steady at $40 90 for city
packed.
RutteE-Markst quiat, but hTmsr. Good to
choice ". B. held a; 2o@23o.
EEEs-Quist, Small sales reported st go.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-16

THE 1OlsT o. V.L-This Regiment, which
was expected here on the yesterday s:25 A.
n. train, did not make its appearance at all.
Gov. BrOugh telegrsphed that he had heard
nothing from it since it left Louisville, Ky.
It will in all probability arrive to day, when
a magnificent welcome will be given the
boys in blue.
Since writing the above, we have received
8 special telegram from Columbus, to which
we refer our reeaders.