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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22
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MY YnRr. Nav 20.
Saturday Evenings Edition,
AFFAIRS aFORGIA.

NEW YORK, May 20.
One of the Herald correspondents with
General Wilson's cavalry, writing from
Macon, gives us very good account Of
the present condition of affairs in Georgia.
civil, military, social and personal
All the people nearly everywhere the
national troops are stationed profess TO be
good Unionists. They admit they have
been conquered, and have no desire for
continuance of the war. So great is the
good order instituted in sll places occupied
by General Wilson's forces that the people
are loud in praise of the favorable change
from rebel rule.
There is 8 great scarcity of food through
out the State. Starvation is imminent, not
only to the poor, but many of the rich, and
some bread riots have occurred. General
Wilson has commenced issuing rstions TO
the needy in various psrts Of the country.
Several conferences regarding public mat
ters had taken plsce between General
Candy and Gov. Brown.
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AFFAIRS ar EWORLEAHs.
Nw YoRK NEsv 20

The Herald's Washington dispatch says
the report of General VIM. 7. Smith and
James T. Brady, E-q, of this city, commits
sioners appointed toinvestigste the civil and
military administration of sfsirs at New
Orleans, wss made TO the President and
cabinet on Wednesday of this week, and
It is understood that one of the results OF
their statements is the removal of General
Banks from command in that city, and mis-
supersedure by General OsHby. General
Candy is to be restricted purely 70 military
mstters, leaving civil affairs to the control
of Governor Wells.
The Times special says sl reports OF the
removal of General Ban ks are UnfOunded.
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STRAY sHAvER.-We saw little fellow,
Eve or six years old wandering and crying
in the street, in front of sherwood's store,
Saturday morning. He was minus hat,
but his head was covered with very liberal
supply of sun blesched hair, and his face
was tan-black. He had slipped into the
gutter, and one foot and ankle, half way to
his knee was painted with muck as black
as his face. He was crying piteously, say
ing he had lost his way home.
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ACADEMY OF Music "A very attractive
bill was presented Saturday night, in "The
Pearl of Savoy" and the comedy of "Ksth-
crime and Petruchio," and the Academy
was consequently filled by the lovers of the
dramatic art, many of whom can find re-
lease from employment no other secular
night of the week. The first drama was
rendered with Is much spirit as on the
night of its first presentation, and all
seemed highly pleased with the quiet act
ing and the supersbundsnt humor, senti-
ment and genial incidents with which the
piece abounds.
( Madame scheller and Mr.. Pope appeared
in the after piece, and this cspital comedy
of Shakspsare's, it was conceded, was never
put upon our stage with more appreciation
Of its fine points and more telling effect,
than on that occasion.
Something new is offered to night.
Nothing Iess. than " Euoch Arden, !" which,
il is claimed, has received most excellent
drsmatization. We fear, however, aside
from the common objections which we have
to demonstrations in general, that, as this
little poem of Tennyson's which any good
reader can dispose of in half an hour, has
been so manipulated that it will occupy
tbewhols evening, It will be SO wstsred or
diluted that people will hardly know
whether it be wine at ali. Still it is the
last sensation, and, if well drsmstised, the
last best thing. The numerous admirers of
that beautiful poem will be anxious to see
that sad life history presented on the stage
Madam scheller appears as "Annie
Lee" and Mr.. Pope as "Enoch Arden"
we'expect to see the largest house of the
season at the Academy to night.
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MAR1NE ACCIDENT. "A letter to Capt. C. A.
Gardiner Of7thIs city, received Saturday
from Detroit, announced that a propeller
which arrived there on the 18th, brought
intelligence that the schooner H. q. Brown
had gone ashore, during thick weather, in
side bong Points- -as-3s o'clock on the morn
ing of the lsths hudoneeded7 assistance,
though to Whist extent she was damaged, if
at all, was not learned. The tug Prinder-
vile was sent from Detroit to her aid.
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DISCHARGED AND GAVE BAn.-George Bar
rett and Edward Duffey, arrested last week
fox passing counterfeit postal currency,
have beensdiScharged, the former on Friday
and the latter on Saturday, after examina-
tion by Commissioner White. 1r
John Scott, arrested on charge of coun-
terfeiting, was examined by the same
officer en- Saturday, and on giving bail of
$500, was released from custody. He
was an zuxious looking bird. Martin Nc
1augh1in, arrested at the same time snd
on the same charge, has not yet been ex-
amined, but viii be, probably, to-day.
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JAMES A. HARTEEss An interesting case,
that of the sbOve named person for carry
ing concealed weapons, will come up in the
Police Court this morning. Messrs. Gran
mis-, Dennis and Brinsmade, appear for
plaintif, Dr.. Sterling. and Judge Ranney
for defendant. 1t promises to be case
of more weight than is usually brought
before this court.
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A PBsFEoF DAT-Yesterdsy vas !" Code
day" in double sense. More perfect
hours could not have been given The sky
was deeply blue, and gave the sense, as it
seldom does, of infinite remove from earth.
The air was brseing, and like wine to the
lungs. One could get divinely tipsy By
simple breathing yesterday. The recsnt
showers had washed the grass and heavy
foliage, and the city put on her gsyest
sttire. If we should have such weather all
the year round, no one could die, but all
would grow into longevity. ge>[.,~.
As was natural; there was:infnite prom
enading and riding in the streets yester-
day. Life in the open sir was too much Of
a luxury, that PsOpls should wicksdly shut
themselves up at home or in churches.
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RIMovlL.---On the first Of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1876 Bank street,
will be removed to 14I Superior street, I'M
der the Weddsll House, (the store now Oc-
cupied by N. E. Crittenden,) therefore ex-
ira Inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and Be
many new ones as may favor US with s can,
to select from the Fl nest assortuehVOfs Fur
nishing Goods wtss Of Ne@ York city %,
myS -@f' Morn HAIGHF.3 %
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JoHHEY GOES MARCHISG HoME--A carload
of JOhunies passed through herelsaturdsy,
en- route for their homes in the South. They
had been in confinement at Elmira, N. Y.
They were a sorry looking set of fellows
AbOutsA hundred. per day on an average,
we are told, pass through here from the
East They, are not disposed to talk. If
urged. they will uniformly say that they
were pressed into the rebel service.
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POsTAL MATTERs.-Ws hear Of complaints
that circulars are frequently mailed by
business men, which are delayed in the
mail merely because they are circulars.
Post Masters should bear in mind that a
recent regulation of the Department re-
quires that circulars, now that the postage
on them is two cents, should recciUe tie
same attention and be as promptly Transmitted
through the mails as letters. Business men
knowing Of their circulars being unneces-
sarilv detained should report the matter to
the Department, giving all particulars.
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New THREE CENT PIEoEs.-A large supply
Of three- cent pieces have been received by
WHsson, Everett & Co bankers of this city.
They are legal tender when presented in
amounts of sixty cents. On one side is
stamped the denomination Of the piece, on
the other figures royalty the head of
young lady with Grecisn features, genor-
ally supposed to be Miss America q plate
Of tin on her brow, inscribed /" Liberty"
Along the margin are the words, " United
States of America, 1865" The sight of
specie nowadays is as novel as it Is
pleasant.
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CLEVELAND PosT OFFICE, |
Mau % 11R5

CLEVELAND PosT OFFICE,
May %, 1865.
On and after this date an additional mail
will be made up daily AT this Office for Chi
csgo, closing at 1:4O P. NJ, and arriving at
Chicago a. 5:45 A. NJ. -
The mail for Pittsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, which leaves
the depot at 1:3O P. NJ, will be closed at
the Post Office stIP. M. J. H#L
The afternoon mail for Now York will
close at o'clock. a.f .a- 81. -T .-rr
Z 1o,-,-, d n
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Doc, CHAIN, KEANEE AID ALL.-A curious
case of kidnspping occurred at a house far
out on Prospect street last Friday night.
1t was evidently the work of burglars who
meditated entering certain hOuss, and
were much annoyed by the barking of
large Newfoundland dog which was chain
ed to his kennel in the rear of the house.
The noble fellow was shut up in bis hut,
and carried OF bodily. We presume the
loss of the dog will result in increased Wig
ilauoe in guarding the house from possible
and probable mischief.
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{ 'TLE" IN oRAwFoRD CoUETY.-Vernon
township, in the above county, is in luck.
AwelI sunk on Bowers farm yields barrel
and a half per day already, and threatens
to become a hundred, barrel concern. A
compGny has been formed, and thousand
acres in the vicinity Of the well leased by
them. s s---t --Ta. Et.-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

HoNoaLBlY DISCHARGED The following
named officers in Ohio regiments have been
hOnorsbly discharged:
LIST Lieut.. Lorenzo Dick, I'D Infantry; 1st
Lieut.. W. P. Myers, l0lst Infantry I'd
Lieut.. E. ". S. Neff, 1st Heavy Artillery; /;
and Capt. orris o. King and Sd Lieut.. Chas.
Atkin, I'd Heavy Artillery.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

Hrhe Cleveland Leader has recently been
enlarged and to its other attractions is now
added daily report Of Mssdvills local
news, rendering it almost as useful to our
people as o home paper,-MsqdvilLS- Re
publican.
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ARREsTED.-TwO mon were arrested in
this city yesterday, who had 81, 800 on their
persons. and are strongly suspected Of being
two of thersmsiniDg three, Of the original
squad of eight men, who broke into the
Lake county Treasury office at PainesVille,
on last Friday night, and stole from the
safe 81 zoe. The Sheriff and Marshal of
that county had an interview With Marshal
schmitt, on Saturday, and their account Of
the affair is somewhat as follows:
At alats hour on Friday night a sick
man and gentleman watching with him,
living near the Treasury Office in Paines-
vile, heard distinct explosion. The in
. valid told his friend that some one had
tried, q few nights before to break into his
barn, and asked him TO step down and see
how affairs stood. He did so, but saw no.
body.
'a The Treasurer found the Office in q some
what dilapidated condition the next morn
ing. The vault had been blown open, and
fragments of wood and iron were strewn
around the room in fine disorder, together
with the remnants of fuses, matches, &c.
On examining the safe he found that the
entire amount of its contents had been
taken. officers were Immediately apprized
of the matter, aud they soon took into Gus
tody FIVE men who we're lOunging sbout in
the hotels. It became apparent in 6 short
time that the parties were bound together
in a common interest. In the possession o.
one of them wss found a small sachel, con.
tanning all the apparatus of professional
burglars-skeleton keys, punches, drills
fuses, powder, &c, &c. One Of the fusei
found in the sAehel cOrresponded perfectly
with a remnant of q fuse left in the riheG
apartment. NV 7st. ..,.--..l.,
The Marshal, who is also connected will
the railroad depot, ticket agent, we under
stand, had got his eye on three other sus
picious looking men,; in fact had sole
them tickets 70 Cleveland. He set maj
to watch them and see that they did no
get away. But they, in some manner
eluded the vigilance Of the watchman, ant
as was supposed, came on here Ssturds,
afternoon. The Marshal sent Telegram
w AZ vanhusen, detective at the Uniol
depot here, to arrest tho th-~a nlan. He
however, found none answering to tn
description. ----
As no money was found in the pOssessiO
of the five men who were willing to ste
in Psinesville, it is thought highly probsbl
that the two men, caught here, whose ap
pearance fills the bill of the Sheriff an
Marshal, and another man yet at larg'
carry the funds plundePed that nigh
Thesemen are locked up in the City Prison
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-22

Saves half the soap and half the work. IL
worth more than all The washing msehtnes ever
invented Sold bV Druggists and GrOcers. Ask
for Li,tIeloooFS Washing Crystal. W. L. PORTER
Agent, lOr BAnE street my1s:dAW
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MAP OF THE OIL REGIOEs.-We have re-
ceived from its publishers, Messrs. Town
send Dale, Of Meadville, an excellent
map of the oil region of Psunsylvania.
The three counties of Venango, Crawford
aud Warren, are presented on scale OF 500
rods per inch. Every thing-city, town,
creeks, runs, rosds-sre indicated with
great clesrness and precision. 1t is most
valuable publication, and will be eagerly
sought for by all who are Interested ie the
oil regions. For sale by Townsend i Dale,
MeadYille, Pa. - .-N
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PersOnaI.-lf Miss l.. A. W., Dress maker. is
in the city she will End letter at this 0toe tfeu
an old friend she cOrresP9nded With two years sgo'
and viii obllgs by sending her dsrls to this once
within eight dal 8, 70 sAehen. myN;n2 \.
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cleveland Lumber market.

SATURDAY EvsENG, May o. 1885.
The receipts Of lumber ct this port daring the
past week have been light, and not safneient 70
affect prices which hOwevOr are Irregular and un-
settled The market is well supplied, ard The de-
mAnd quite Eetiye. The following are the prices
generally ruling during ths week.
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wholesale Iron and NaD Market
SATURDAY, May 20, 1855.
Cleveland, Brown Co., manufacturers and
wholesale dealers, Nos. % and 81 Msrwin street,
report the market unchanged and steady at the
following quotations:
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'Haste me to know it, that with wings a. sNilt
As meditation or the the thooghtsOflOVe,
May prove to you -, ~. .....-.., ....,
That by the use Of DR., D. =. sseIye'S Liquid oa'
sarrh Bem, dy permanent cure VIII beef Otsd. %
myG2;Rs .-.. ~ , rf
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$1,000 ReWartl.-Ths stove reward will b
given to any person who can furnish Preserip-
t,ou for Coughs, Colds WhooPing coush Althma-
and Consuu ptiOp, which Is equal to Dr. stIick-
lauo's Melihuous Tough BAlsAm. This bAlsan
win euro the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood aud night swes'S. One bottle Is sufficient
for any one to toy. The WORT cases Of ehrouic
c, ugh, asthma, whooping cough and primary ossi :
OF consumption are cured b. DR.. strieklsud's Mel
bauouu Cough Baisam. 1t can be had at any
Druggists. - g =
Benton 4 runhau, Agents Cleveland, o. moro
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SPRIEG GooDs.-The sun n heat Of Il Q
last two days remind one very lorcibly that
summer is approaching. With summer
comes the necessity for summer clothing,
aud all those desiroUs of purchasing will
and every taste supplied at the well known
store of ]. Il. Dewitt Co., Nos. and IL
Public Square. TheirstOck of gentlemen's
ready made clothing is not only one of the
largest in the market, but it is of the best
material and most carefully made up. In
all descriptions of gentlemen's furnishing
goods their stock Is ample, and selected
with the best of taste. No one who has
few dollars to spend in adOrDilg the outer
man should fail TO look in at DeWitt'a We
need not add, what every lady knows, that
one of the finest stocks of closks, shawls
and fancy goods in the market is to be
found there.
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lBE ThLHdAAfh.l
COttOu-Firmer at 55c for niddling Sales By
aucslon lO-dav, 81 90 bales Savannah Cotton At
As5Sc for middling isir; 42@i25zc for strict mid
ding; 4Oq4O7zc for low miadliDg; Ss9S'c for good
ordinary 341S@3sl<c for ordinary, payable In gold.
FlOur-DuI aud 6@IOo lower
Sales at S. 1895 20 for extra state; Sc sO97 90
extra round hoop Ohio; 81 DIG for trade
brands. market closing heavy
Whisky-DuI, heavy ana lower. Sales at 81 90
Wheat- wi hOut decided charge. Sales win
ter red western at 81 29k9l 3D.
Rye-Dun and nOmtnaiy lover
COrm-Jpe1ed active and l92c bet'ers Bnd
CLOSED dull, with declining tendency aies At ESQ
74c for new mixed uesterL; Soc for unsound do ~
aS5c for new yellow western; Tic for yellow New
Oriears end 761lc for wbi'e do.
Oats-Opened Z93o better, and closed dull, wit
the imp oVemeat in measure lest. saies oO9oO53
for Ws,tein
CORee-Quiet and firm.
BugAr-Buil-
for T, fined IN blnd: 69aToa for do fee.
POrk-Unsetilsd aud lower
Sales at 9 0Og23 75 for new mess; closing at
S23 rs ca b; e2l JO92l so for 1854 do cash and
cash and regular way, closing at Szl 80 cash; 81
Tor prime, and SIS Oh920 90 for prime mess -
Also so bbls new me $, for May, June aud July,
sellers and buyers option az 81 gz3 ~
Beef-Heavy. Sales !, 800 bbIs at $40 O0914
for plain ness; S12 0OQis 20 for extra mess
Beef Hams-FIm. Sales at S2s OO92s 90.
Cut Meats-Tasisr. Sales at 133l414c for
shOul6srs; l59lso for hans
BaeOn-HeaVy at 1So for Cumberland ensi l4ss
9l45zo for shOrt-oleAr-
Aaard-UnchaDged. Sales at L q SC.
Butter-Du'I ami heavy At l49sle for Ohio,
and 2OtaSSo for STATE.
Cheesa Quiet st lO9lsc.
CHICAGO MARKET-.May 20.
[By Telegraph
FIOuF-pu1
Wheaf-Firm and adv need 20. Sales al 81 I91<
al 20 for No, l; 81 Goa, 0s tor No. 2.
COrn-Firm and advanced 69Tc. Sales a. bT0
57J5c for No l; 467 for 2; 426e4S for rejected
Oats-FiTm aud adv need 4c. Gales at S913940
for No l.
HigbWines-Quie'.
PrOVisiOns-Quist. Mess Pork SIS OO924 90.
ReceiPis-FIOur. $50 bbIs; wheat 5000 bu;
corn. $500, oats, IS co.,
Ehipments-6,sOO bbls -four; 5000 bu wheat;
68 600 corn, lO,5OO oats
BUFFALO MAEKET--May 20.
IBX EELEaRARH.l
FIOur-Duil
Wheat-Firo, but dull; parties apart and only
COrn-Firm. but ufl. IiSht sales at 5Sa55c.
eais-Hsld At 4sa6Oo. DO salei-
BRrley-Dul.
Rye-Dull
Wbisky-Insstive a7d nominal at s. 90.
Canal FreIEhlH-ro New York, wheat 191l
allc, corn l11zalze, oats T1zas0. To Albany, oats
Lake ImPOrts--Flour n,94s, wheat hOss;
corn 81 COS Ia cats 48, 14o
CauaI ExPOrts-Flour 372 bbls; W eat ss,-
30 bu, corn 81 go. oats ,0y0. barley 500.
OSWEaO MARKEF- May 20.
lET TEEEsRAFH.l
FIOuF-UnchaDged-
Wheat-noderaie milling demand Sales No.
1 Milwaukee club at s 33al IS; 40. do at 81 so;
winter red western 81 b6.
Other grains Nominal.
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HamIeIs sOIiIOquy. -.a...it 7-
ADAPTED TO TsE PREsBET TIHE. I'D
To g-Osn or not to grOAn, zf'
That is the question. 81
Whether its wiser to endure the rain ~ u
OF indigestion, ~ ..''' ElT
Or to take arus against 2 rra -tatls 5sl.t On
Ones inward troubles, ,,-,'.
Or end th,m, IS the sea a' 7-- s'roz @--
browns its own bubbles.
The thousand natural shocks -rIJta =
That assh /. heir to, -T.V
Psngs of all sorts and kinds 90 q
That rack snd tear, toe, .i
These we can shuifi. ,fi.
like broken fetteU, $500
five but take in time -r.f -- 80
HosrErrEa's BIrTERs. lIs-lai atf
DevO1tly do Ws wish .s,sb lILTItH
Such oOnsumuAtioni i,,.l,r,-
Then let us ek at once .. ss.. =.
BecaperstiOu.
To die to sleep l-ao more; l1lU
Bot why or wberetore1 -is
Is not Ling life, with health, ..-. -.....-..-
thing to care for
Let US fOrsstAlI, prevent -,
Diseases rigor.
HosrETrER's BIrTEss give
Strength, keahh and Uigor.
my22:223:dow -,F
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TsAVELEs's REGIsTEs.

BI- OitiHons wishing conveyance 70 either Of tbs
above Trains or BOsts VIII be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
IS the Omnibus OnoS, I4I Superior street, next
door 20 the Weedsll Ho1Bs-
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CITY NEWS.i


New Summer Shape rrsHol. D~nnat
Frames, Just received at Mrs. Shaw's
Rooms. myIs
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NEW YORK MABRET-Mny 70.

Terms cash in New York Ex hauge at par, or
funds par In Cleveland. A discount Of per cent.
is mads II remittsd on receipt Of invoice.
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MARINE NEWS.
roar OF CLEVELAND.

FORT OF CLEVELAED.
ENTERED. 90
Stmr Ranser, Gaskin, Port STANLEY
Prop Ontario, shaver, cgdeEsburgh
schr stsrIight, Burgs, BuTwell, s. m lumber, 81 m
lAth, $50 m shingles
schr Alice May, Bill, BurWeli IO2 m lumber, Is Z
shinglts
sohr Mary Grover, Murray, Tor nto, $50 m lum-
b5r
schr 6 " unt Pemble, Saginaw. $50 m iumber
Scow Aunt Ru,h, Fox. saginaw, 100 m lumber
CLEARED. MAY %.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Big Baltimore, S1vage, MOretoNn
Schr msyhauer HswhirE, Rowan
Sohr Ben Fra1klin. Blanchard, Toledo
Srhr Andrews Jones, Portage. $40 to5s coal
scow VI, ma, CarTan, Kelley's Island
scoW Rescue, Porter, Blsck River
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OH Factory for sale---Ths subscriber Of
iers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly Sit'
uated oomUact and conveniently arranged. Co
pacity about fifty barrels per day Immediate poe
session given ifrsqHired. B. PELTgN. 20
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1895. fsbleT9L5
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i = Il mt
HONOR TO THE RETuRxISG BRAvEs.-The
authorities and people generally of this
city have determined, 70 give the North
ern Ohio boys, when they return here to
be mustered out, and they will be here
soon, q welcome so universal and cordial
and full of honor, as to constitute q grand
ovation. As has been already stated, the
City Council have taken hold of the work
with zeal, and appointed at their last
meeting committee to act in the matter
Said committee we republish, and add the
County Military Committee and the Citi-
zens' Committee, which hsverbeen appoint-
ed since the last meeting of the Council.
The committees are composed as follows:
Council Gommittee-F F. W. PehOn Amos
Townsend, Randall Crawford, Joseph Stur-
ges, G. W. CaIkins. ~
County Military COmmjttee-Wm. Bing-
ham, VIM. Edwards, E. Hsssonmueller, F.
Nicola, stillman Witt, George B. senter, Il.
M. Chaplin, Fsyette Brown. @4s-4 sAra 2
Citizens Committee-Col. Jsmes Barnett,
Col. W. H. Hayward, Col. o. H. Payne, Boil
ivar Butts, G. W. Palmer. - ~ (, Z
h. CHAPLIN, Chairman.
FAYETTs BRowS, Secretary
These several committees meet at the
Mayors Office at half-past seven O'Clock
this evening, to make arrangements for the
reception and entertainment of the soldiers
so soon to be here. E3ol4 EJait
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mai Nstice.

Another case Newport Hats opened to-
day at Mrs. Shaw's rooms.
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MMERcIAL.

r.gts oe MORNING LEAD ER OFFICE I
SATURDAY EvEHIBs, May 20, 1885.
ReceiPfslThe receipts Of Grain BY rail- during
the "a hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were -