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flying manner. Their conduct Is the
theme Of universal praise.
During the entire fight, which lastes two
hours. not man was observed coming to
the rear. e 10
+. 3. All the officers just from the frpnt
say, that the enemy charged up to within
ten PAGES Of the mpzzles of our guns and
were literally moved down. Our loss un-
precedently small.
Richmond. March 30.--Passengers from
Petersburg say, thai reports Of the fighting
last night wers greatly exaggerated. The
enemy made demonstration on portion
OF Gen. Gordon's lines but were lrepulsed.
Cannonading was very heavy and distinct
ly heard here.
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We learn. says The Conservative, that
Major Eimondston, assisted by Capts. J
B. Gnolss and ]. N Nichols, and Major
Lands Of the army. and Capt. Morgan, Of
the c. ). Navy, are the only officers ia this
State, who have proper authority to i'm.
press ANIMALS for the service. Beyond
these Let all others bs dealt with.
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0Giclai Account Of he Afaiy at Psisrs6sse.
Headquarters Army N. Va, }
} March 25-fl:20 p. M. {

Headquarters Army N. ya.,2
March 25-fl:20 p. M.
Hon. J. c. Breckenridge, Secretary Of War.
AT daylight this morning Gen. Gordon
assaulted AVID carried the enemy . works at
Hare's Hill. capturing aine pieces Of arr
tillery, eight mortars, and between FIVE
and six hundred prisoners. Among the
prisoners is ane Bigadier General sad q
number 0i Objects Of a lower grade.
The ene,ay's lines were swept for a dis
lance Of four or live hundred yards TO the
right and lett, aud tws Efforts made 10 re.
cover the captured works were handsome.
ly repulsed. Bat il was found that the
enemy's works ia his rear, comma nding his
main line, could only be taken al great
sacrifice of life. and therefore the troops
were Withdrawn to their original position.
Owng 10 the nature of the ground. II was
found impraciLcAhie u bring of the cap
tared suns. and ,hry were disabled aud
left. BE6t FNa
Our loss, an reported, i. not heavy. A..
m"ss the wou"drd i. Brig. Gen. Ferry,
Flesh wound. aud Brig. Gen. Phil. Cock,
arm. v
All The troops engaged. including The
two Briga,les onder Brig. Gen. Ransom.
bshavel mot Handsomely. The conduct
IL the sharp. shaelcrs Of Gordon's corps,
who lei the assault. deserves the highest
CON nrndation.
This afternvoa there was diminishing on
nur right below Picket's lines with varied
success. Al dark the enemy held con-
siderable portion Of the line larthest in adj
vance ul our NAN works.
Il. Il. LEE, Gen'l.
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MORE on THE FlGnT.

Richmond, Mach 3O-l'he Petersburg
Express Of this incoming. says: Last
nightabout IOlo'clcck. the enemy opened
On our lines. near the AppamatloI, with a
fcirful fire. when . simultaneous mo, :
ment was mad, on the part of their inian-
Try in great masses. The treops under
Gordon received the charges with GOODNESS
mp 70 t2io'clock. aila
The fighting was sontinued with great
rlgor and persistcney. the enemy making
10 all live separate assaults, all Of which
were repulsed. The ensny's losses must
have been immense they cane in sWarms.
supposed 10 be several lines 81 battle deep,
and the inference is irresistible thar the
slaughter amsng them was fearful. Oar
loss comparatively small. TIE galIantry
d9ur men was displayed in the most rat.
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FROM THE UNITED STATES.
Sherman ia GeldsbOough--Hs goes nsrtfo
Rmeigh.

~
A Washington telegram Of the 22d says:
The Republican. extra. saws the Govern
ment has received intelligence that, on
Sunday last, Gen. Shtrman's army enter.
ed Goldsborcugh, North Carolina. Ills
march was unopposcd
The two armies Of Sherman and Sch0-
field have FORMED junction.
The Republican, extra, further says
Sherman's present command is sufficiently
formidable TO confront Lees whole army
in the open field. without The assistance Of
Grant, aud no force that the, rebels may
raise can impede Sherman's triumphant
masch Iorthwsrd.
A special frsm. Washington, to the Even
Ing Telegraph. says messenger arrived
with news from Gen. Sherman 70 Monday
via City Puint.
Refugees oil report that Johnston ismov-
ing TO Richmond to Join Lee. and that his
army Is really unfit for heavy lighting, and
that IIoke's troops are tho only men that
can be relied upon.
Raleigh will he captured with hut lutte,
ifany. lighting.
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TAX NOTICE.

WILL ATTEND with tie Assessors 10 take tax
list for Stuie and County taxes in Hiilsborough on
Tuesday The llth and nth instant; at Toler's o.
ths 18th; and at Halls Store on the 18Th.
HENRY WHITFIELD.
ApriI5 90
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WARR1ED.

10 Lsesburg, Tennessee, on the 9th uIt., BY VIM.
Matthews, Esq., Mr.. HAYWOOD r. HAYES, Co.
E, I'd Tenn. t;av- 20 Miss MAGGIE J. STATION,
Of Leesburg. Tenn.
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Gen. Sheridan Is of on another raid. II
y said that he will intercept Johnston in
his retreat. IT
The Army, Of the Potomac is believed to
De advancing west, A great battle is ex-
pected soon.
Aletter from Newbern says: The Neuse
river is navigable for vessels o.light draft
as far as Goldsborough, but during the war
none 81 our vessels have penetrated higher
than Klnston, where the railroad bridge
which was without draw, obstructed fur
Their progress. The completion of the rail.
road from kinston to Goldsborough, to.
yether with the navigation Of the Neuse to
kiaston, will fully supply both Sherman
and Schofeld. 'a .sl
Both Beaufort and Newbern will be
made bases Of supplies. The steamer Eu-
terpe sailed to-day for Beaufort with
cargo OF clothing for Sherman's army.
Quartermastsr- General Meigs was 4. pas.
senger on board.
Hwilfbe seen that StonemaR, the YAM
kee commander of four thousand cavalry,
was al Messy Creek lin Tennessee. on the
lSta inst. and that it was supposed in off
cial circles tha, his destination was Salls-
bury. Il would certainly be advisable for
or authorities 10 command OF Western
North Carolina to watch very narrowly
either the mountain passes or roads leading
from them into this part Of the State. We
should not permit a surprise. If il be pos
sbie u guard against it,. TIE troops here,
and within convenient reach. properly
welded. would give Stoneman other work
TO DO thanhe contemplatrs il this point is
in reality his destination.
Salisbury H'uteiman.
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BOOK S Los Ed

A LII owing us will please call and
settle IN some form. Those we
owe we will offer a fair settlement
with. After this date if unable to
make settlements with our creditors.
this notice will be plead in bar of
future demands against us.
Il. N. BROWN & co.
April s. se--
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LIST OF LETrERs,

REMAININGi in the Pos; Office il Hilsboroueh
on the lst day Of April. 1865, which il not taker
cut in three months will be sent to the Dead Letter
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Undertaking. at Hillsborough.

TIVE subscriber Is prepOred 10 furnish Msbogsrl
n COFFlNS Of all sizes. Al one or two hours no
lice. They can be forwarded on the trains By Rail
road al one hours notice. ~
JOHN CHEEK. Agent.
September II. s3-ee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

JOOaUOO in sums TO suit-st the old stand and
Heil-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rites OfeYery kind, yiz Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeweTy, Guns, Pistols,
Ciothing DIy Goods Pianos melOdeons, and all per-
gonal properly and articles Of value the most sat
isfsctory terms. Business strictly private Estab-
nghed ls5l. E-B.-A variety Of uuredesmed Watch
6. aEalry, Gubs, ETC., sale at bargains.
Ohioe-oornsr OF W ater and Superior streets, over
oct22 !. wv. WAGNER.
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{ COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOB, I
MovnAv F.vrHrga. Arril "a 1865. I

MoNpAY EVENING, April "a 1885.
The arrival OF the remains Of President Lincoln
in New York to-day ea~ssd suspension Of busi-
ness at ths Stock Boards uRtiI Wednssdsy, end
the Gold Ro, m also adjourned sfter the morning
session to the same. The operations OF the morn
ing, however, show . decidedly hrmsr tone { ev-
erJ thing except Produce, which Is generally lower
or nominal Gold advanced two Per cent ever
Jsltsrdsy, opeBing at 4ss< and closing at I6lss
The snticiI alton OF large returns Of Government
UcuritI,s fIom Europe to re sold in this Market
the result Of intelligence of the Asssssination OF
Mr. Lincoln, has doubtless muBh to dc with the sd'
vance on gold, % such NOV, ment would Of course
make material turn In the tide of Sterling tx
change, which is also advancing. Another cause
is fou-d in the inerea ed demand for import du-
ties, which has also turned q hangs sgsinst this
couatry largely within the past few weeks. Gov
srnmsnt Bonds Ars reported steady, but quiet.
In The local money market the movements OF
the past day or two have been more favorable to
currency balances, aud the markst is woIklr g
generally easier, some of the banks being SIMPLY
supplied. The demand is cOmpAr atiyely IN derA's.
Exchange centiDues close, and the demand lib
eral. Rates are strorg at par buying and 759k
premium selling.
In Cincinnati the money market IL easy at 1o9
IL per cent, and currency balsneeJ ore stsadi y
increasing.
In Ch'c' go ths money market is stringent, and
prime pspsr is discounted oily at extreme rats.
The tubsariptsons to the 7-3 Loan 1t the Second
National Bank to. day were S57 $50, and at the
First National 1880. The latter paid Trea,ury
draft for $4,000, and subscribed for q similar
amount Of seven-tbirt.es.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

oXIKous.-The bulletin board near the
old Plain Dealer establishment is ornament
ed with poster picture of negro, in CO.
losssL Thatin itself is nothing wonderful,
but we noticed yesterday that a small bill
had been placed upon the bosom of said
ebony colossus, bearing this inscription,
''The Plain Dealer will be issued to-mor-
row." It seemed TO be the announcement
Of the African. The spectacle inevitably
suggested the query if the politics of the
new daily, bearing the name of its prede-
cessor, were changed? We fear the son
viii kick the father. Notwithstanding the
marvellous revolutions made by this war,
can it be possible that the old Plain Dealer,
in being revived, has become abolition
lied"
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REw ADVERTISEMENTS.

q. Cutter Son-Auction sale.
Cobb, Andrews Co.-History of Juliul Csass
B. 7. Hover & 90 New Goods.
S. Mann-Ready-mads Getting.
Working Interest Oil Co.-Eotioe.
S. 8. .stone-Pasturage.
W W. Armstrong-Cleve'and Plsin Dealer.
For Fale-Desirabls Residence.
North Acknowledgements
S. MaBn-Cloths. ORHimsTes, SC.
O. Gutter & son-Dry Goods at AUct,cn.
Hover & Higbes-Eew Goods.
Chspin's Hal Carpenters Gr,Rt Painting.
3. K. Baynolds-Crude Oil fer s,le.
Lost-Fur Yictorine.
Lost-Lsdy's Jarket.
B. S. Green-President Lineoln's Photograph.
For sale--Lo-aI Notice.
Sale Of Government Ho-Ees--Io cal EotiCe.
MOns's Relief Socisty-Iocsl Notice.
st. Andrews soclety-Lo~AI Notice.
st. Gforge-s society-Locsl Notice.
FenIRn Brothsrhood-LooslN Notice.
Attention %. F-Local Notice.
Att,ntion Co. E-Iocal Noti.e.
Masonic NJti-e-L al Notice.
HapoleOn's Life of Cea.ar-Local Eoti Q.
8. A. BoyDtou, NJ. D.-Ioosl Notice.
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POLICE COURT.-The following docket was
disposed of yesterday morning:
Observation-Disclosures Climo, fined $40
and costs John Mooney and Pstk Moran,
each 81 and costs Joseph LanphOr, S. and
costs, and three days in jail.
Violating Bridge ordinance-Henry Win
ters, fined S. and costs.
Violating Cab Ordinsnce-Wm. Gavin,
fned $40 and costs.
Dfunkenness-HOnry C. Moore, Patrick
Fitzpatrick, Fred Lisb and Patrick Cav
snsgh, each fined 81 and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

FALLEE HEROEs.-From list of soldiers,
who have died in the South, furnished to
Gov. Brough by J. C. Whitmore, Ohio Mill
tary Agent at Washington, we copy the
following belonging to Northern Ohio
regiments
I'd CavalrY-E. Edwards L, Oct. IL, 1854 :;
E. Wilcox, G, Oct. IL, 1864; S. Vandever,
Oct. 10, 1864; VIM. L. Collins, G, Oct. 10,
1854; A F. Campbell. A, Oct. 2I, 1864 ; S.
G. Vester, L, Oct. 26 1864; A Cross, A, Nov
I6, 1864; J. HelstriPe, NJ, Nov. %, 1864 J.
II Brown, F, January IS, 1860; D W,
Stillice, B, Feb. 3, 1865; J. 0'Neal, G, Feb.
8, 1865; A Eckmond, D, Feb. l3, 1854
9th Cavslry-P. D. Morris, NJ, Oct. 10,
1864; NJ Shoor, NJ, Nov 10, 1854; C. Bron-
field, A, Jan. "a, 1865; W. Vanhaick, A,
Feb. 16, 1865.
7th Iufanlry-R. Dickerson, f, Nov. rs.
1854; H. Rathbone, I. Feb. 8, 1855.
18th CaVslry-Corporal R. Bowan, Oct
I6, 1864.
i4sh Inrautry-C. P. Holloway, F. Nov.
3, 1854 G. Gardner, G, Nov. 19, 1864 ].
Porter, Feb. 8, 1865.
2lst Infantry. Bishop, Dec. "A, 1854.
23d Infantry. Moore, E, and G. Good,
E, Oct. "A, 1854.
42d Infantry-sergesnt J. COnnell, G,
Nov. 2, 1864.
I'D Iufantry-s. Patterson, F, Oct. s,
1864 +; J. Hutchison, A, Oct. 81, 1864; J.
johnson, F, Nov, 9, 1864; P. Walters, A,
Nov. Is, 1854; Corporal C. C. Colwell, K,
Dec. 7, 1854; L. Hawk, H. Jan.-16, 1865;
J. Wslter, D, Jan. %, 1866; C. Shelter, D,
Feb. l8, 1865; C. Piper, D, Feb. 10, 1865.
1OOth Infantry-L. DOrsn B, Oct. u,
1854; C. Sweeney, F, Nov. "a, 1854.
1O1st Infantry-M. Puterbaugh, B, and
j. Serrill, B, Feb 25, 1865.
1O3d Infantry-Sergesnt W. Knowles, n,
Oct. Is, 1864; ]. R. Wilson, C, Oct. 81, 1854.
lO4th Infantry-J. Felbam, D, Oct. II,
1854; A. Regard, D, Feb. 4, 1865.
l24th Infantry-P. Murphy, C, Oct. 10,
1854.
125th Infantry-J. smsrk, B, Oct. 26,
1864.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

TEE NASH CoURT MARrIAL.-It seems
hardly to be known that court martial is
in session in this city. But the court have
been making steady progress, day by day,
for tive or three weeks. On Saturday last
the examination of witnesses on the part of
the prosecution was concluded. The de-
fense have now full swing. The case will
be sounded 10 the bottom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

Special meeting of St. Georges So.
eiety.-AH members Of St. Georges sOoi-ty are
requested to meet at Msssis Stsi-A Co.'S store
No. 2i5 super or street, Tue,day, at ~ o'clock
P. NJ, to take action attending the fam raj OBJ
ssquies Of President lincoln. Eng.ishmsn gener-
ally sre invited to unite With tue Soci=ty in pro-
ocssiol. Isp25-2O5J Il. PABsONs, Prsst.
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Tbs FUNERAL CEREMONIES IN HONOR OF TIE
LATE PRKsIDENT.-INvIrArIoE 10 SOCIETIES
AND orHERs.-We publish below the invita-
tiOn, issued by Mayor sentsr to military
organizations, civic associations and the
general public:
Definite sdviAe having been received that
the funeral escort of the remains of the
late President, now on it's journey from
Washington to Illinois, will arrive in this
city, at seven O'Clock A. NJ, of Friday, the
2Sth inst, and that during that day it will
be permitted the people Of Northern Ohio
and adjacent sections to pay public bonors
to the memory of their beloved Chief Mag
istrate, ! hereby, in behalf of the Commit
tee of Arrangements, tender an invitation
to ell Municipal authorities, Clergymep,
State and County officers, Navy, Army, and
Civil officers of the United States, Soldiers.
Sailors, Military Organizations, Organized
Societies (such as Free Masons, Odd Fell
lows, Sons of Temperance, Father Mathew
Society, Fenians, Good Fellows, &C., &C., }
Professors and Students of Colleges and
SemineTies, Mechanics, Merchants, ar d 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 the
funeral procession of that day.
SIT is the wish of the Committee that the
different classes named and all 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 Thursday noon, 9th 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. eENTER,
Chairman.
Mayors Office, Cleveland, April -, 1855.
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CAMILLA URso's CoNCERT.-We are happy
to announce that this famed artist will give
two grand concerts in Brainard's Hall, on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, May
Sd and 4th. We shall have more to say of
these entertainments, ss well as of the
celebrated artist, anon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

GAELAY's PACIFIC MONTHLY FOR MAY.-The
May number Of this new magazine has
been received. 1t contains several articles
Of great interest and decided merit.
Among the contributors to this number are
DR.. Bellows, Rev. George B. Bacon, Hon.
Frederick A. CODkling, and Geo. Augustus
sala. This is decidedly the best number of
the magazine that has been issued, and it
gives the Monthly the promise of long
and bright career.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

st. Andrews Society will hold a spscIaI
m citing this tuesday evening, at IA o'clock, in
J. O. Granpls' once, No. Rouse's Block, for the
purpose Of making arrsrgem mis- to Ettsrd and
take part IN the funeral be ~ Of late Pres.
ident, Abraham Lincoln. Ali sOotchmen are cor
dl'lly Inyit to attend and take part with tbs So
ciety. [lp25.2O5J ". DOWNIE, sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

Fenian Brotherhood, AttentiOn.-An
Aggregate Meeting of tho Tara Circle is specially
called for wednesday evening next, at 8 c'clo5k,
to make arrangements to take part in the process
sion Friday next, to PAY trleute Of respect to
the remains ofour lat, lamented Pr 81 ent Of the
United States. b order.
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II You are BILLIONS

There is nothing that touches the Liver the at Of
the malaiy, so quickly and restores it certainly
to perfectly Eealthy and regular Uond ii n as
HOST TETTsR's STOMACH BITFEBs. II of a
'sbilious hsbit the tendency OF your tystem to
thst fern of dis asss may be held in che k for
lifetime by the occasional use of this harmless
vegetable antid1ts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

she ElOna's Relief society will hold g
special nesting his (rueldayl eyeLi-g. st "a
O'Clock, ct their Hsu, for the pgrpo.e Of making
arrangements 10 attend aud tax p,rt in tae fune-
raj obssquies OF our late P.esi ent OF the Unitsi
States, on next Friday. All ManEmen are coidiaI-
ly inyitsd TO attend, and take part with the So
ciety. THOMAS QUAYLE
ap26-205 President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

To make your Horse lock w,H, shed of his
old coat, loosen his skim improve his appetite and
feel young, give HIM some Of Norris Arabian Con-
dition Powders. Sold by all Druggists at IS cents
per package. Principal ONCE, lO7 Bank street.
0p6.2Is dtW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

Attention, 10. ?, 99th Reg'i, o. n. @.
You are hereby ordered to met at the County
Court House, on THIS (Euesdsy) EVENING, at
~ OslOck, to perfect arrange for taking part
in ssoor: 10 the remains OF President Lincoln, on
Friday rext
0p26.2O5 E U. ROUSE. Cor mandant
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cLEEELAMo
CITY DIRECTORY
FOB I865.f.

The undersigned propose TO iBeue in the
month Of May next, complete Directory Of
the city Of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvsssed By the 10th Of April,
we expect to issue the work ou the 10Th Of
May; but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As We intend to
mako this complete directory, containing
the neme, business and address Of every
man in the city, we trust that it will meet
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will Only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will bo issued than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, Of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &C.,
spply st the LEADER Counting Room.
E. COWLEs Co.
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DEE.

LAMB-In Cleveland, Ohio, april I'D, at the
residsuce OF her son -in-layg, II. Kingsley, AN
Ms la b, aged 6s ars aud months vile Of
Seth Lamb, Esq late Of Washing on, D. q.
Funrral at As Bolivar street, Wednesday, 26th
inst, at o'clock P. H. Friei d5 f he family are
invltad 10 attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

nRESS GOODS-I HAVE THI
L. day received . small lot Of small checked
Poplins at only Six ShillfDgB q Yard. Also
Plain Barsthea Cloth. Alpaca, Paid M0haiIs,
Striped snd other reasonable Dres Goods, which,
having b-en purchased since the fall in prices, I
am enabled to sell at very reasonable rates. Any
one wanting TO buy go and cheap Dress will do
well to call at g. HYMAN'S Qhsap Dry Goods Store,
BARGAIESi BARGAIHsl Call and see.
Brk snd White Balmoral Skirts at s3.T5 worth IS
Good Quality Irish Linen ct 500 and 81 yard.
inen sheeting only S1.5O yard.
Str ped Shirting Flannel only 600 yard
with q number Of other bargains % which the
Public are respectfully invited by s. HYBAN,
mills Coz. Superior It. and Pr = =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

CIVIC GUARD OF HoBoR.-The Committee
are requested to meet st Court Room No 3.
County court House, this evening at n
O'Clock.
It important that every member should
be present. FAYETTE BRowS,
April 25th. f&Cheirman,
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For SaIe-ThFee HeuseS ana Lots on
the north 81 e of St. air street. near North Perry
street, to bs sid at Admini traitors Sale, on the
4th day OF May, at o'clock P NJ on the premises s.
Liberal time giyea. L. PRENTI'S,
sp25.26 Administrator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

Carpets Renovated, Piecs goo5s, black or
white Camb'ic occurred and finished for merchants
or others If LEFT at IO7 Bank ST.
a922:2O4 CLEVELAND WORsTED Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25

The Sale of Government Horses ,d-
Verttsed to have been sold at iol, by o. Cutter
3 Son, on University delights. on Thursday, 27ih
inst, is uuayo' dab postponed IN IL Monday, May
1st, ct 70 o'clock A. NJ. sp25.2.4
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MARINE NEWS.
rOKT OF CLEYELAND.

FOkT OF CLEVELAND.
EHTERED............APRI "a.
stmr City IF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Schr Frsble, Eilery, Detroit
COW Hil!F, Becktr, Forester, 90 N l1mber, 200
m shingles
CLEARED............APRu q.
stmr City Of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Galena, Penny, Milwaukee
Prop Clean, waterbury, DunkiTk, 1885 bbls hour
Prop Wintlow, ABdersOn, Chicago
Fchr Msdbury, Warn,r. Toledo
6chr JurS, F,iuk, chicago, 435 tons coal
sehr sisr StaTkey, BurWeu
Scbr Wandsrir, Nichols. Toledo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-25
II. A. HUT5ON,
J. 7. REYNOLDS,
G. B. SNYDER,
Committee.

LooATIoE OF FIRE ALARM BoxEs.-We have
been requested by Chief Engineer Hill to
republish the location of the several fire
alarm boxes. We do this gladly, for noth-
ing concerns all our citizens more than q
knowledge Of the precise situation Of these
boxes. All would do well to cut out this slip
and paste it up somewhere in the house for
cnnvenient referenca.