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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07

suPPLIHs FOB TEE SOLDIERS HONE.-The
SOLDIERS Home" has been for the past
two weeks crowded to its utmost capacity
by regiments returning home. Each, as
It passes through, is provided with q good
and abundant meal. During three days
last week LAO meals were given at the
"Home," and since Sunday 2,I2O have been
served.
This heavy drain upon the resources of
the Soldiers Aid Society has been cheer
fully met, but the immense quantity of
provisions needed to feed SO large a num-
Der of men, makes it necessary for US TO
again urgently desire citizens and our
friends in the country to send in cOntribu-
lions of fresh vegetables, such as onions,
potatoes, radisbes, beet and spinach greens,
asparagus, pieplant, &c. Pickles of sll
kinds are much needed and also sour
krout.
Citizens and friends of the soldiers eve
rywhere are cordially invited to visit the
"Home," and witness the efficiency and
large results of this noble charity.
Contributions can be sent to the Soldiers
Home at the depot, or to the rooms of the
Soldiers Aid Society, SO Bank street.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,".
June 1919.
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AVOID COUNTERFEIT5.
Hsafst,er's Bittsrs Share tbs common fats
OF all things gOOd-IOpOstors initiate.
OF these bsEare-oiIcresil " use you eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies.
CAUTION.

VA LLON-
THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.
In Orter to guard against dangerous imPOsitions
the public are requested to take especial note OF
the beautiful engraved proprietary stamp, through
which the Government Of the United States an
thsnticates every bottle OF HosVETTER's BIT
TESS. This shield, thrown BY the Government
over the proprietors aud the pablo for their Joint
protection, is placed couspicuously across the cork
and ovsr.the neck Of zach bottle, and cannot fell to
strike tbs eye of the most casual observer. Nothing
that purp1rtg TO be Hostelter's Bittsrs can be
gsrulue uLi IS the stamp is there.
It is also proper TO state that the Bltteas ara
sod eIc'usivslyi in glass andpever under any cir.
cumstances by the gallon or the barrel. ImpostOrS
and imitAtors are abroad, and the DOLLY s~sfsgusrd
the public have against them is to Tee that the
Bltters they bay bear the engraved label I'D note
Of habd Of MsssTs. Hosttt tier a smith, and thG
st nap above mentioned jun -6~:z23-lw.dW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07

Insane SOLDIER EsclPED-An insane
man, q discharged soldier, famed Michael
Kennedy, on his way from Pittsburgh to
this city, escaped from the attendant who
had him in charge, on Wednesday evening,
aud cannot be found. Kennedy is five feet
six inches high, dark complexion, blue
eyes and dark hair. He had on a suit of
barred clothes, considerably soiled, and
wore a blue military cap.
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SEW ADvEErIsEmEN =

J. q. Dewitt Co'-Su Oloti lag.
Rob't Hsnna 4 Co lsssure Executions.
n. T. C1.-For ORdeJsburg.
Malone Pc tit & For Lake Superior.
J. p. Dewitt 4 C9.-silk Oioakings.
J. g. Simmons 4 Co -Commisslon Merchants
Taylor, Griswold B O,.-Handke chiefs.
n T. Co.-For Ohiosgo.
J0hn A. WorIey-Houss snd Lot for Sale.
Br. L'ghthill-Biseasss Of this Ear, &c.
For SaIo-Cottagss and Lois.
eted-B Board.
Wanted to Rent-seWiDg Machine.
Wanted Nurse Gill.
sdHmer BoDnets-Local Notice
J q. DeWi.t& Co.-Lsdles' Cloaks.
Returned Soldiers, AttentIon-Local Notice.
J. G.. Simmons 4 Co LEGAL Notice.
Attention Co. E-Locsl Notice.
soldiers' Aid S~cciety-Locsl Notice.
New Eng'snd Sewing Msehine-LooaI Not &c.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07

A. J. HIVES News ROOM Whenever ps-
Pers, whether Eastern, Western or South
ern, are detained in the mail, we always
have recourse to Hawks News rooms, and
slWays ind what We want. He keeps con-
stantly on hand all the leading journals of
stest date, and, beside these, periodicals
md a good selection of books. and a choice
assortment of various fancy articles. We
refer our readers TO his room whenever
they get au-huugered for papers or PeriOdi-
cal literature Of any kind.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07

Gov. TOD AT CAMP CLEvELAED.-Ex-Gov-
ernOr Tod, according to announcement, ar
rived on the MahOning train yesterday
morning, and proceeded to camp, where he
was surrounded by the members of the
gallant old 1O5th regiments, msny, if not
most Of whom were personal acquaintance
and friends of his. he addressed them in
q friendly, conversational and withsl elo-
quent manner about three quarters of an
hour. The boys were wonderfully pleased
with the event, and considered it an expert
encs only less sweet than that of reaching
their aeHaral homes.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07

UKIrED STATES CouzT The testimony of
several new witnesses was taken yesterday
in the conspiracy case of Rosenthal aud
Merrick. Cole, the engineer of that con-
spiracy, will b. on the stand to-day. He
is 8 notorious character, and will doubtless
attract to the court room q large number of
PsOple who love sights and sensations.
The case will consume the whole week.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07

Academia drsyman named James No
Gloo, whiIo unloading hisdrsy at the vale
house of johnson & Co., Commission and
Forwarding Merchants on River street.
yesterday afternoon about two o'clock. wa
pitched off in some way on his head and
shoulders. One shoulder was disjOinted,
and his head badly cut. He was attended
bv Drs, Beckwith and Prentice.
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$1,000 Reward.-The glove rsssrd will be
given TO any pers n who eA1 furnish . p~rescrip-
tiou for Coughs, Colds Whooplng COush, AIthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. shick-
Iano's MelliauOus Tough Balsam This bAlsam
will cure tbs sbyvs com p~laiBt', also splitting Of
blood and night swea ;. One bottle is sufficient
for any One TO t Ths worst cases Of chroaie
c ugh, asthma, whoOplng cough and PrimArJ eas s
Of consumption are cured By DIT. strick'snd's Mel
hhuous Cough Pa sam. It can be had At any
Druggists.
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DIED,

COBB in this city June 5tn, Annis P. Cobb,
wife Of Wm. +. smlth snd daue liter of Bailey Cobb.
Fun rel at No. 40 Wood street, Thursday after
noon, at 4 o'clock. Friencs Of the family are in.
yited to attend.
Philadelpbis papers please copy.
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PROPELLER sUEE.-A dispatch, giving no
particulars, has been received here from
Milwaukee, stating that the propeller Gov
error Cushmsn had tunk at Summers Island
in Green Bay, caused by a leak through her
stern pipe.
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PEoF. DUBOIS, TIE IEuITABIE LECTURE
4 HUNoRoUs FREEoHNAS.-This gentle
man, whom the Eastern papers are placing
ahead Of Ale Burnett and Artemus Ward,
will give two entertainments at Brainard's
Hall, Thursday and Friday evenings next.
Like Henry Ward Beecher's amusing &C
count of his attempts at speaking French
at Paris, he will relate his own experience
in learning English. The Professor is 6
man Of wit, humor and Vivscity, and keeps
his audience IN q roar all the time. If the
Hall is crowded, as we hope it will be, every
person will go away with his money worth
of fun. Considering these entertainments
from another point Of view, they are Of the
,Fooat inEtrnctiTa character,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07

Pic NIc.-owing to the crowded state Of
or columns we have omitted to notice a
very pleasant picnic enjoyed BY the St.
Clair Street Boys and Girls Intermediate
Schools, at Bsrea. on Saturday last. The
Toledo Road generously furnished the
transportation free, and Mr.. Swan, of the
Toledo Road, and Mr.. Murphy, of Bsres,
exsrtsd themselves to the utmost to fur
nish enjoyment for the children, which
they seemed to appreciate highly. They
are especially grateful to Mr.. Swan.
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BUFFALO MAhEEE June 6
my

~FIOur-Stssdy, with q node-tto demand.
NEeat-pul Part es apart l5azOc.
COru-pBh 1t Zoe for = o. l mixsd.
Hsts-Easi-r. Sales to arrive ct go for West
ern
ye-NuminaI at CSC
WlfaAy-Uu1. eolss at s. 90.
Canal FreisbfT- Duh. To New York, ia
lSLc or what; corn IGLaii; oa's 7La7h.
Lake Imports FlOur 2,79O bbs, wheat
81 GA bI, CO n l4,CO0, ca 9 1850
CRaal zporGs-Fl0ur - bbls, - A.
T9I bu corn TIES. oats 1890. Imports aEd ex,
ports are for q hours
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Rose APreatl1P REovnHoa asrkss H

Rose . Prezti1P PrOv1Haon usrkss Rs
DogE
Tas following ~ ths rasss charged 81 usi
FsNg1E-sugur-oursd premium hazs - r..--22
CanVassed Hams DIS
Drlei IeaN U.......-...-........ ..... .--.-.ls
EBouldsFs@savsr-cursd q D..... ..-....F
EaoOR-Or smoked Sides 3 D--.-.---.fO
EaEG-Prine leaf ottIs-rndd "a bbls or trc8.l9
Prize Leaf ksttle-ndrd n kegs , D..&0
Pork-Ho. l mess D g26 o
Extra clear = bbl. ....- ..-...-.---. 50 Q
- 30 extra 0narZo mado iofF eckAgea Or tart
Ezs e FzfiFosd dspcs OF boS-s-fm Articles are
~errs1ta siristiy pLHs, and o1sl 70 euythinR in
tho 6tzfs. Orders promptly Esd.
EoSH & PREMIER
dSaS-R Nos 142. IA snd Ise Oltario aros4,
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COAL.
A L n y.

A LLEN JONES
WholssaIs and RstAn DSAIsg b
Strip Vein, OslURbiAnA aRd Chippewa
G o a Ia
0asa on O. 8 P. B. Z. Pier. Also, once and Yagi
Gt Euclid Itrset Z. 3. Crossing. Goal ofaz
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
Jnos or HouHs UBo. Also, ANTHRACITE COAL
n large or snail qnGntiisA,
Ordsrs respectfully solicited and promptly Httsao.
"a 70. Coal tDE Enithias kent constantly on hala.
- 9sIIa ~ RfE!%8
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MARRIED.
June 1919.

sTURTEv AHT-DAvIS.-On Tu sdSy morning,
June 9TH. 1866, at the residences Of the brides faith
sr. by the Rev. J. 7. sturtsvans, Wilbur NJ stRr-
tvAnt to Miss Mary J only daughter Of D. A.
raEis, all Of Chagrin Falls. U. No cards.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07
"sprsad out ga tn tOIis.t record h;Te

Let the W rid understand that Dr. A. See'yss
Liquid OatArrh Remedy "a . pleasant and certain
cure for Catarrb, Cold in the Head and all dis
eases OF the head eaus-d BY the abnormal condition
of the membrane lining janeo'hS
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BUY THE ResT.
THE HTBRA MOWeR

TIE MOST PERFEOr N q wOBLD.
The underrignsd have taken the Agency Of these
jus,Iy-oelebrated Mowi g Machines, and offer
them to ihs farmir rs Of this vicinity, at the manu-
f.cturer's prices. JOHN DAVIS & co,
iBn8.2Is I4T Ontario street.
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TOLEDO -mAgKsT-.June q

[8y Telegraph
WhGat-In good mi ling dsmand.. Sales uhi'a
MicNisRu At 81 'ui amber Michigan 81 81; No. !
red Wabash s 48
FORM u : at 621Ic for No T..
Oats-Deeliued lc. s-les a. 4sc.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Summer BOnneis.-The Lsdleitf Cleveland
are requested 10 cell st the Wsdd II House, and
look at a superior ST lie and assortment Of nlusiOn
Bonnsts, vtioh the subscriber tfsrs for tWo day
to the fatiss Of h g city. Tle Sc call on Saturday
and Moncay, the lO.h and 18th inst.
tpp7.2I7 e MISS g. ZEE
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II AIDES SEA SIDE HATS. A large
aIa - k9&sGRGQE sQNs,
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MACHINISTs.
ToNSoRIAL,
mIss AID HAIR woBB

YE5S AID EALR WORb.
go 3 KS EEH ESABbLSEEEE2s
Pa. ARaz83 II TRB sTATA,
ca "a sEEls9 ssO IElisy' Hsfs asssSlHsl
% ptELIL esuAAL
E~naiz -lsF o. sG zisfs - ~E19 s~sciuSiaa
ia olet dat-t
SIG via.
sies 90 r7s-aJisf r4aUra a. 70 defy the olosE5t
uudEias. A vsry iargs and bsantifEl stock Of
l0BG BALE cuZhi b the proprietor from
Earons, or SH47fH . sid BRAfpA-tas ahrsl
a1s0rtnsHt sTsf sson n sh1E aisy.
Ah0t1E' fFG8t Fieces sH6 EAifs HIgB,
n every s,-s ~sta IN improvements,
sETs or GEEiS saas rsss FycB1a Natural
5urlod Hsir 9usesnpsd-l
A1aENa EOuEL3 an TBIEEH BoNa,
%tEEA4 ALtS, Ao7
Nsds ~ las advertiser, rzlI 10 saOds iRporlSi.
ladies' Braid3 Easds inls aRy biHd ofHsai-DEsst
Bow without ininry 50 haitch.
ID Ham EEES5IEg IN thz MCsf pfsVau
gard fnshi9oable ssYlss.
HgAE scrh rztrunfet - uspr-1er.s4.
ufv~ - WIZ uN-11 =. - A.n~- zasH
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supPL1Fs FOR TIE sOLDIERs.-We wis t.
call special attention to
ment in our local columns, of the Soldiers
Aid Society. The ladies ask for eOntribu-
tons in the line of food and supplies,
Will the gardeners near and in the city
send to the Aid Rooms, No. SO Bank street,
onions, radishes and other fresh, green
things.
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WOrId's % inIon of HOstetteI
ktn~nah nEFfH.ra

Touching the BIrrEBs this fact is clear,
Their fame Ills all the Western Hemisphere,
known in all lands, washed by it' ocean twain,
HEATH, hope and vigor follow ia their train.
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Lambs KNITTING Machine.-

LhnlB1s hUINtIHS
TR,UnPHASF.-Ths GREATS. invention Of the age.
Narrows tbs toe. knits the heel, complete in Ons
piece, viii do sl that it is ~Promi'ed to do in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, 40 superior st Cleveland. mJR7:2ls
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-07

Boy WANTED AT this Office to learn the
printing business. Apply at 3 P. N.
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CITY NEWS.l

A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. shav's. my25
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= NaAanAaFnaN
OttOn-D l. heavy ard lower. Sales 1t 420
43o for midolng. and by aaoti1n 67s6 bales ss-
vannah at Z0GS7o for ordinary to mi3dlng fis-
Finur-DuE and heavy and 1Oal5c 10 yer.
Sales at So 1896 IS for extra state; S6 s096 30
extra rOnrd hOcD ohfe; s. sSGSS 20 for trade
brands Ma ket e.o.i & h avy. Included 10 sales
are $50 bis extra state, flesh ground rtPo ted IS
S. o..
WhIsky-Pssvy and lower. Western 81 o09
s. 6. Il sing q s 90.
heat carcs md ve-y firm. Sales winter
I'd st g. 6s; amber Mi waukse 81 CO: amber Mish.
| iga1 81 10. Shtts KentuekY 81 25.
Eye-Ni bout decided change. Western Soc
COrTs-s MI and h-Avy At -2GS5c for new mixed;
Gle Tor kiiu-rr Cd white wtssera-
ORts-FiTm Gith fair dmard at 6fA65c for
STATE; Sc t. arrive 6,95'hc on spot fur western.
Sssx-r- Firm Cuba MuscOvadO lO@1g5o; Hs.
Vana ne.
@0iasses-Duu.
Hops-Qnies and steady a. 1OaGe.
HsO0l-lul-
p IrOIeum-Quiet and firm at sp%e for crude;
1906 14c for refined ia bOrii 6StgT c fr do lee.
EOrh-EEc ted and decidedly liver, opening
stea y St s . o qso s. Tor new mess, closing aE
SO o. resuisr. SO 0@-- lor loo54 0ess essh
an re.uiar way, cl : ng 90 - cash; 81 50
@2O 90 or psim s. U@sI 10 for prime msfs.
Also 80 bis rss mess. for Jure and july, Sel-
lers and buyers cVi1r, at 81 1880 60.
feef-Q let rslss at so Oogl4 20 Tor plain
ness; sIs JOais 60 for extra mess.
Sect Ham-Qnies and firm
Cut Meats saady tacaags ct 129is%e for
N1"NNAE a. ~ y . en-
BaeOn-Uul Posr 10 choice Cumberland cut
ISgl4c.
Gsrs-Fi1m. Sales at l5a1SAc.
Butter-Heavy at 2Og5Oc for Okio, and 1854
for STAT.
Cheese Quiet at saI5o fr common to pr;He.
INV YORK CATTLE MARREF.
lsY TEIsGEAPu.l
NEW YORE. June G. 1865.
Tue current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are:
Beef CaftI@lst quality, SIT O0gIs 90; fair
70 good quality SIS tOGl7 90, common quality
Sl4 VtQ15 co. inferior quality SI3 O19I4 90.
Cows and CaIYeS-lst quality $50 OOl'00 OOi
ordinary $50 gA47t 90, common quality $50 OO9
80 90, inferior Snalty $50 OO95O %.
Veal CaiVes-lst quality, . n, l061lo; ordt-
nary qnaity s@lOi common quality $685. inferior
quality 6aSc
sheep and Lnmbs-Extras, per head, 81 so
as On; prime quality 81 01@7 80, ordinary quality
IS 5og7 co. common quality IS 5O96 co. inferior
quality S. tO95 Ou.
SWime-Pesvy Corn-fed, "a n, le01o1sc; light
aud medium 9ZQttc; still-fed 'AGsZe.
rhe market is I'd press-d this We K by heavy re.
eeipts and prizes we're him a. %@s<c pc D lower.
ineress-d Teeeip :, tie totsl 'octi-g up psIug sons
thin 0v ' 500 A good msny were sold ourif 2
the week, both Over the river aad to butte eTs d.
rect. 80 that the t~ferings 81 al points q ould be
placed At a decline fro last week, a. above Mich
OoEs were St. sdy At cur lsst 80 ks quotations.
Ys-is wsrein mole Al demsI d, andcnly 1ha bet
brought full prizes; ofhtr5 nOmia-. sheep AID
Lam . were d4i, heavy ar iCwe-, as above. Hogs
we're lair y Gctve. ami prices higher.
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MARINE NEWS.
% OF c.

POST or o. EVELAND.
o.
Stmr Morning Star Wiser, Detyoit.
Prop Lac La Belle, Spasdibg, OLtonBgon
Prop 1ioga. SissOn, lunkiIk
Schr " a Glover, Weaver, Burwsll
chr EugeEe, Beatty, It Claif
S5hr 4Att Sherman, Burk-, Black Rv7r
schr Cha lenge, ii zg-raid, Port Huron
Sehr FLOR ne, Ward, Burwrli
CLEARED-.-...J june 6.
Stnr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Stmr Eta burrows, Bur o., BEND Eau
P oy Pacific, Kelley. Buffalo
Prog P wab.c, Mckay, CDtonag1n
sobI Wi3oas, Montague, he "a ito
Schr ] s Card. Juds n, Va que,ts
ScoH J A Sand-rs, Tucker, Letr it
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Returned sOIdieFs, Attention. $3.50
psr month eau easily be made BY selling tbs CLARK
a Barker Nes Elgl,nd Sewing Maehil Q, price So
There arc no N anuf ofr'aI good machines
that c,n offer ss great Inducements as We can on
this machine. Cal and see machine, at 1877 huPs-
rior street, up stairs Po5m No 8.
jun7:2l6 CLARK s BARKEe, Manufacturer.
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New England Sewing Machine, No. 1917
Superior stEsst QlsYslA1ds Qhi9. ils21s.
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SEWING MACHINES.

77HE FLORRNCK
LIS has May improvements ovs Eng aza al
SEWING bzACHlHES.
Il nas ths rsgsrsibi5 fred, GsIiug the oloth sithsE
o he Riga. o. i.!, p sGEs q seam 81 fszten tns
E1ds Of s8EUs. 10 -akss four di3srsni st.t1hss, tha
Lock, Doubls Loot, EuJJ Ead Double ER0t--eaoh
wink sliEe o. h1sh rc@s o. the fabric. It's no.
ions ara al y0a1-iTsi lss5 .h5 t1!-kosf O. shlnpost
abrios gisho1t s1zuys o. tsnsica. Hens any
Idta hsE, fsiis. b=7'da. quilts, b3nEs, szshsu, and
sEs 70 3 rune ~ tha sane time.
< y. GLEASON x 20, AEaLh,
90 Pubuo Square, UsVs.hnd, aud No. z Eerrin
ga-oh H-s-~t s---ts ---t-5 t-t+EV-RH
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August F. Hoffman, forgery, 8 years.
HaTris,n R. Cooley, burglary, 4 years.
Zsde Griffith grand larceny, 4 years.
Peter Stanley, horse stealing, SyeaTs.
Jacob Miller, grand larceny, 3 years.
Erastus Copdsll, grand larceny, 2 years
Jopathan Watts, grand larceny, 2 years.
David Cashen, grand larceny, 2years.
Joseph Marsh, burglary, 2 years.
GNVFEs KsllI EtAhRipgs Ia years,
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-THAVELEE's REGIsFEs:

~ Otinens GishinE conveyance % rihsE c 10
sbove TrbinB OF DcLt~, vii he oa.led icE By Cosahti
of stsVsn5 Omnibus limo, by lcsv'7s their sodrf-
81 the Omnibus onios, l1 srI sd5 ssTsns, 1sz'
SooT IN The DeAfsV Wr7S.
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icy TEkEaBAP6-i
MOney-Easy ~ 5@ Ct.
Sterling Exehknge-Very firm st 1Io9
IIOL for gold.
Gold battle m re active and hrmer, opening
ct 1861, advancing TO ISL, and closing at 1909.
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I EOTURE.-PROF. E. O. DUBOIS,
Ia AT BR 1IHA7D's HALL,
On THURSDAY and FRtnAY eY nings, June
sth and 9th.
sUBJEcT ;-Freneh, fngiish and American Blun-
ders.
Admission so cent?. Commences ct 8.
Order carriages at hAlf-Ptst9. %Juns:2l6
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sE1rOE' REPoRT-We publish below the
City Sections report for the month of
May, 1865
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New York stock clarke
[BY TFLssaAPH.1

Inv TELEsRAPH.l
Government R~tOeks-Stsds easier ~rtss
urJ Z sos ss5z; Jsn-foity cou5Ons "a; Five
tEentiss, eoup Oas, 1851
S~9OcRs-Firm. FCrs Wayne 93%; Rofk Tslsnd
s4k; Chicago & Northwestern so Cleveland &
/ Pittsburgh $50; Residing 500; Canton $50; N. ?.
Central sgZ; krie 7IH; HnGson 1913; Michigan
Southern bsH; no thVestern p%-eierret b4H; AZ
lrntio Steamship Co 1731S; ohio 4 Misslssippi Ger
tihcAts8 %.
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lRRW L0F OF GARNET GOODS
F-(sS. Ekt reosiUdRt o2RLH co!s
Vtsnay mhaatas ~ HPAA@ ~
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AM U s N
GRAND PLEA URE EXCURSION
G
LAKE SUPERIOR.

Thfse Steamers w-rs butit expressly fr the
Route; are htsed MP vit6 every care CT tee com
fort, e5nsenietce ard safe y Of Passengers, and
provided with cagefui aud tfic'ens cfhcen.
The is cLrowledg edto De tbs finest
Tor hesI'h snd pleasure on ne continent The
Round ri3' comp ises q distADte OF about two
thousand miles ahn Is iull Of variety q id ~interesi,
which, with the cool aud insigorEting atmosphere,
readers it ali that Is desirsbls Tor . summer tito o.
reorestion aud pleasure.
stats-ToOms can ne secured 'or the RO7nd Trip,
and furthe- information Owen, by Hppfyirg TO
ROBERT HANNA 3 o.,
Iun7:23t On vslsud, o.
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LODGED IN TIE PENITzNTIARY.-The Col-
umbus papers of yesterday announce the
safe Judgment, on Monday, Of the follow
ing CuyAhogs county cOnvicss in-the State
pPiaon .
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TEE De KArow AND WE'LL CoEoERT.-Ths
extreme heat evidently prevented many
from attending the superior concert last
night. Mile Helenede Katow displayed
capabilities of the ~violincello never before
de veloped in this city. It il scarcely less a
pleasure to see her than it is TO hear her
play. While she peculiarly brings out the
exp ressiveness of the instrument, she by
no means fails, at times, toevoke its power.
Her style, without being masculine, has
not a tinge of effeminscy about it. The
spirit and decision of her execution some
times fail a little into brusqueness, but she
makes no effort at capriciOus smbellish-
ment. There is throughout a purity and
roundness of tone, varied only by a judi
ciousiy employed trenelO, which gives al
most the e-xpressiveness of the human
voice.
She was honored with frequent encores.
The vocalist, Mime Henrietta Behrens, is a
charming ballad singer. Her voice, if not Of
more han usual compass, presents 3 most
even cultivation throughout. Her RsezzO
tones are d,~liciously fresh and full while
her extreme upper ones are surprisingly
sweet and pure. She made a most enviSble
impression on her hearers.
The star of he troupe, however, is the
pianist, Mr.. James WehIi, of whom We an
not speak in too high terms. He has q
command of his left hAnd which is marvel
Gus, and which renders him more of a
novelty by far han Nine De KstOw. He
is an artist in the most comprehensive
sense of that term. His walk across the
stage is slouchy, and would al
most seem 70 BE- proof conclusive of
the absence of animation and vigor.
Once at the piano all previous, impressions
are forgotten in the admiration of his exc
cutiOn aud expression. His command Of
the instrument is wonderful, yet exercised
with such light physical effort as to de-
ceive his hearers as to its full extent and
power.
The conductor, Mr.. BshreDs, met his OBJ
legations in his usual fsultless manner. We
can safely say that Cleveland concert-gOer'
very seldom have the treat Max Srrakosch
now offers, aud we would earnestly advise
all lOvsrs of good music to go to the Acsd.
envy this ey ening.