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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

MART1LL SERENADE.-About nine O'Clock
last eYening,the fine band of the 104th Ohio
re regiment, numbering thirteen pieces ap-
ptIared, despite the rain, in front of the
johnson House, and discoursed most ex-
ctlllent music. A large crowd gathered
h~iIstily-foE ''nlusic has charms" &c, &c
coGding to the rough ballad-and sec what
might be the occasion Of this demonstra-
tiOnf It a soon ascertained that the
bfInd were ten dering the compliment Of q
seFenade TO tn o wife of Mr.. Marble, the
leader of the ! and, snd several other ladies,
wives Of the o Ulcers of the regiment, who
were stoPpin g at the johnson House, L
who purpose leaving the city this morning.
The music was very sweet, and when
the fOrtitude and good will Of the band are
considered, } he performance being conduct
Cd IN a pour ing rain, the compliment was
az the more pointed. After playing sever
al pieces The ; band went In and sOOp appear
cd upon the balcony, from which elevation
they contiR uad playing for some time. It
was 9 very pl easant diversion,
o. kJIutlOnal -
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LND
HKVT YORK mABKET-June "a.
IBY T%ELEGRAPH.I


COftOm-Less active. but prices rule very firm.
Sales at 4l@ 40 for m%iddling.
sE~Our-Open6d quies and st ady, and closed
dull and abO7t 30 lower.
Sales at So O'96 10 for extra state; So 6O9G 50
extra round hOOD Ohio; SO so@Ss Is for trade
brpnds.
for western,
WheaG-Openel quiet and closed dull and lac
lower. Sales Chicago spring at 81 81 amber Mil
waukee at 81 80 last evening" and 81 81 to-day;
amber Michigan 81 73aI rs; Racine spring 81 3615.
uye-Quitt. Western Sic.
COrn-l@2c better. Sales at S0G87o FOR IN
sound; Ssa03c for sound mixed western, latter
D ice FOR kilu-dried
oats Scare, aud 192o b,ttsr, at 7GHaTHo
for western.
WOOE-DuU.
PatrOIeum-Quist and firm at $50 for crude
6o@sSc for 5e99ed. ipo lhsan.d; Ta1s79o do frea
HOpS-Quiet at lua35o
~Porh-Dul and over.
Sa es at S3 Sih924 80 for new mess, closing al
s2t % cash; S25 JOq23 IS for 1861 new do. cash
and regular way, closing at s. cash; els 90
9ls 90 Tor prime and SIS 1913 90 for prime
mesa.
Beef-Dull at about previous prices.
beef H~ams-Firmer at S25 OOg2T so.
CJat MeafS--Steady. Sales at l1e9l4c for
shout ers, and l69lSo Tor hams,
BaeOn-Quiet.
at 15MIS%c.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

EM1GRAKrs.-seven car loads of Irish
emigrants, men, women and children, ar
rived at the Union depot yesterday morn
ing, and large numbers of them remained
in the building all day and night. The
men stretched themselves on tho hard hoor,
and were gallant enough TO give up the
trucks to the women and children. 1t was
a pitiable sight-children crying and
mothers's trying to soOthe them, while the
rain was pouring in torrents on the deep
resounding roof. OF course they were not
dressed in holiday attire, but looked the
worse for wear and smelled exceedingly
strong. They are bound for the West
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CIeveIand whoIesaIe Market.
ON LIBERAL TERMS.

SATURDAY EVEmEa, June "a, 1865.
FreIghts-The following are the rates by Lake
stsam) and Ran from this port to New York aud
Boston. All Rail rates are Eve cents higher.
To New Y~ork.-First class $50; Second class:
Tic; Third class Zoe; Fourth class: 400. Flour,
500.
To Boston.-First class: SI,Os Second class:
sse; Third class: 75o; Fourth class: A5o. Flour:
900.
F~IOur-Qulet. We quote at 81, OO@T,5O for Xxx
red Ss.OH9s,5Q for XXX white.
Wheat-In fair request and 192e better for
No. 2 red. Sales last evening Of 1000 bu No. 1 To-
lodo red from store at 81, 4s%; ] car do do at sI,8.
To-Day 8 cars No. 2 red from store at Sl,29; 2 caes
do do At $3.50.
COrn-Markst armer and &c better. sales 100
bu No. 2 shelled from store at SIC. There was con-
siderable inquiry for thipment, but the sboTe is
the only Transaction reported.
Oafs-In more demand yesterday afternoon and
this morning At the advance Of yesterday, the mar
kss to-day closing quiet and stesdy. Sales Il, 90
bu from store At go.
Rye-Without sale end nominal,
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DENTISTRY.
SnRnrnn

nR. HALLIWELL, SURGEON DENTIsT,
j respectfully announces to the public generally
that he has removed from his old Dental Rooms on
the Public Square, to bis own Block, 81 Michigan
street, where he has fitted up q beautiful suite Of
Rooms, and is now prepared to meetand wait On all
cid and new patrons who may please TO favor him
with . call.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH hXed on an improved
principal, and supplied 1t prices within the reach
Of all. Acknowledged by the Profession generally,
Tor their Beauty, Strenth and Durability. Every
ne that secs them discard their old sets, II able.
N. B.-Only one visit necessary 70 have 4 set CON-
1 loted, at No. IS Michigan street, north side, secs
ond door from Ontario, and foot of Prospect street.,
Cleveland, [mysJ A, b, HAbLIRELL, ND.
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Reen Disense nj Ray.


I~nEaIIds, broken down in health and spirits b.
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute dis
ease, the testimony of thousand, who have been
raised as by a miracle from = similar state o fPTOs-
tration, by HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITIER5,
il a sure guarantee that by the SAINT means goa
100 msy be strengthened and restored. But to these
who stand In peril of epidomics, to all who, by rsa-
son Of exposure, privations, and uncongenial eli-
mate or unhealthy pursuits, may at any moment
be stricken down, this paragraph Is most pGriea-
Iarly and anphadcaIly addressed. lou, who are
thus situated, are proGsred an absolute safeguard
against the danger that mensces you. Tone and
regulate the system with this harmlsss medicinal
stlmulant and Alternative, and you will be fore
armed against the mAladies whose seeds float
arouad you in the sic unseen. HOSrETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs are not only a standard
Tonic an Alternative throughout the United States
bat by are accredited by the certificates Of The
most 4 stInguishsd citizens Of the UHion, to The
people Of all o.her lands. In Canada, Austria ia
AID tho West Indies, they arc gradually tsking the
place of all othsr stomaohics, whether native or
foreign, and as surely ss Truth Is progressive and
demonstration over throws doubt, they will event
uaIy supersede every other Insigorant and RestOr
atiyc nov employed in medicinal practice.
ieZ6:d&W
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There continues to DO very little to motto in con
neotiOn with the wool trade In this seciiOn and
nothing essentially different from what We have
heretofore stated. l. deed tho trade cannot be faid
to have commences here, only a Few mall / t. haS-
ing as yet changed hands at a rarge Of 5096Oo.-
We do not hear Of any Eastern buyers being pres
emit In the market or having orders here, though
We do not doubt that there would be FREQ purchases
at dealers views, 4585Oc, could the concession be
obtained. Growers, however, persistently demand
lO9l5c above these figures, and show no disposition
to reeede in the least. In staIke county, Ohio, We
learn that CSC has been paid during the week Ad-
vices ffom Michigan report very little doing in
that State, the prices paid ranging at 45@56c.
The amount of gram afost in the New York ca
mails destined for tide-water, including shipments
for the pact fourteen days from Blu -alo aud nine
days from OsHego, as as follows Wheat, 5000
burhe 5 Corn, n, 800 bushels Oats, 81, eco bu.
NJ 7. Money m~arkSG-Juue Fl.
IBY TELEaRAPH.l
MOuey-Easy ~ las ct.
Sterling Electromagnetic at l095<Ql10.
old Steady, opening as l4l15, declining to
l4IR, and closing at 14Z54.
Total exports Of specie to-day, S2lo,O 900.
Government S~tOekB-EAsy.
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June "a, 1865.

ACADRMY oF MUs1C.-We are to have our
fill of comedy the present week. Mr.. Ellis
Ter has made an engagement with the eel
ebrated comedian-celsbrated in both hem
ispheres-Mr. W. Holston. He will appear
TO night in two pieces LIST, the London
drama called "Miriam's Crime; or, 8 WO-
mans Sacrifice" in which he p~ersonates
"Biles," his great original character: and
I'd, the comic drama entitled dominique,
the DeserLer."
Tho English and New York press are Law
ish in their praise of this actor. Among
tho scores of fattering notices, We take
this from Wilkes Spirit Of the Times:
He is a quaint, original and most admirs-
bic eccentric comedian, who seizes his
audience the moment no places his foot on
the stage, and retains his grip until the cur
tain falls. His success was unqualified and
complete. A better actor it has not boon
my good fortune to see in a long series OF
years.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

"0UR MAKTTR PREsrDEET."-Tibbals and
Whiting, Of New York, hsve gathered into
q very elegant and attractive volume, TWEEN
ty one sermons and two orations, inspired
by the death Of President Lincoln, and de-
livered in New York and Brooklyn, on the
solemn occasion of his funeral. The au-
thorship Of these discourses carries US TO
the most distinguished clergymen of our
nation and time, incIuding Revs. Messrs.
Beecher, Bellows, Thompson ,Cuyler, simp-
son and Tying.
We are glad TO see In this volume the OK
cellent discourse of Rev. James Eells, for
merly pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church in this city. The many admirers
here Of this cultivated and eloquent Divine
will find, in this published sermon, an adj
ditional inducement topurchase this admit
rable book.
The work is sold by subscription. W..
W. Wilson & Co No. 2 Atwater Building,
in this city, have the agency for the North
err half of the State. The price of the
book is two dollars. Orders sent by mail to
the above address will be promptly filed,
and the books sent, postage paid.
FOURTH OF July CELEBRATION.-The diff
ferent finance subcommittee are earnestly
requested to see hat their respective dis
tricts are thoroughly canvassed and that
they will be in a position to make each a
final report on Monday evening, the 26th
instant, at 8 P, N.
The character of the celebration on the
approaching 4th of July will depend on the
funds at our disposal.
To determine what new features will be
given to the programme in order to render
it attractive, and to correspond with the
great event we are about to ceIebrate-tho
nations second birth, it is to bes hoped
that our patriotic citizens will subscribe
literally, and place adequate funds at the
disposal of the Committee of Arrangements.
D. A. DANGLER,
Chairman Finance Committee.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

CoEoEREING tbs LIBRARY ROoM.-We are
requested to state that the Library Room
will be closed at six o'clock P. NJ, during
the excessivokO 0 weather, and not be open
during the evening. Tho Reading Room,
however, will remain open as usual.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

DRESS PARADE.-The splendid old 1O4th
regiment, now in Camp Cleveland, which,
by the way, is one of tho best disciplined
in the army, had a magnificent dress parade
last evening. Another will be held on the
ground at half past five o'clock this
AZ .ternoon.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

FoR LAKE SUPERIoR.-The stauuch, swift
and beautiful steamer Meteor, Capt. Thomas
Wilson, will leave the dock of Garretson &
Co.. at half past eight O'Clock this evening,
on lner FIRST pleasant excursion to Lake su-
perior and all intermediate ports.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

INDUSTRIAL SoHooL Pic NIC.-The Super
intendent and teachers of the Elyria Sun
day School have invited the teachers,
scholars and friends of the Industrial
School, of this city, TO attend a pic mic in
that village on Thursday of this week.
Superintendent Rucker, of the Cleveland
and Toledo road, with characteristic gener-
osity, has rendered them free ride to that
place. 1t will doubtless prove a pleasant
excursion,
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BUFFALO -MAKKET-June "a.

lBN ThLaqRAPH.I
FIOur-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-DuIl, inactive and nominal.
COrn-Duli at 67a7Oo for No. 1 and 2 mixed.
Oafs-Fiirm'r. Gales at Gle on sPo:.
Hye-NOminal.
BnrieY-NOminai-
Whisky-Sales at So 90.
Canal EFeight2< To New York-Wheat lie,
corn l2o, oats Sc.
Lake ImpOrts--FlOur 10,677 bbls, wheat
62,fO8 bu, com IS9, 6s7, oats 25,OO9, barley 1,l48.
Canal EXpOrts-Flour I,603 bbls, wheat So
TO bu. corn IS5,55O oats 10 $50.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

UNITED STATES CoURT.-As this court was
not in session on Saturday, the upshOt of
the case of A. T. Stewart & Co., Of New
York, Us. VIM. Hall ct a., which went to
the Court on Friday, has not trsnspired.
The case will be disposed of this morning.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

ALUMNI ANEIvERsARY.-The Alumni ofthe
Cleveland Institute will hold a reunion in
the parlors of tho Principal, next Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Albert H. futile will
deliver the annual address.
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A
JADKMY OF NUsI0

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Oirols and PArquette 80 cents; Secured Seats
TO Dress Circle, IS cents; Family 0irole, SO eents;
Gallery, % cents; Private Boxes, IS and S.
Single seats in Private Boxes, 81.
~ Ool0red persons Will, under no
ees, be permitted to occupy seats in any other por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admission $50.
Doors open st Z. Curtain rises at 8.
GRAND COMEDY WEEK.
Engagement Of the Celebrated Comedian,
r. W H0LSTON,
who will apgsar in his celebrated characters Of
Bilos and Dominique.
MONDAY evening, juno 26'h, viii be presented
the new London Drama. Of great interest, called
MIRIAM'5 CRIME;
CR A WosAS's SACRIFICE.
Biles, this original character, )-..-.Mr. W. HolstOn
To corcIude with the Comic Drama, entitled
DOMINIQUE, THE DESERTER.
dominique w. HOston
R5-Grest preparations fer the Fourth Of July.
TEO Performances, afternoon and GveniBg.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

RAIK.-After an extremely not, aultry
day, a gentle but incessans rain began fall
ing At sunset and continued far into tho
night The dust is laid, and it is no longer
q nuisance to draw the breath of life.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

CoRRECTIoE.-In our report Of the Fri
day's Police Court proceedings, We copied
in tlAe "drunken"list whatseemed the name
of Henry Konneman. It shouln have been
Henry Koerner.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26
CHICAGO -mARKEF-.June 81

by Telegraph
HIOur-Dull and declined 30.
Wheat-DuiI and declined &c. sales at 81 lS%
81 1881 for No. L.
COrn-Dull snd declIntd Ee. Fales at 57a5lh
for No. 1; 65a56c for No. 2.
Oafs-Firm and advanced lal1<c. sales at 40
a5lo for No. l.
HfshHines-Duil and nominal.
Professionalism.
Reeeipts-Flour, 6,rOO bbls; what, eO,OOO buj
corn, l2I goo; oats 63,COO.
ShipmeHts-5,O6O bbla -four; 1900 bu wheat;
lis. COO cord, 49, O0 oats.
E-aTUhna -nuI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

ARREST OF ANos CoE.-About 8 year ago,
it will be recollectsd, Amos Coe, a blatant
eopperhead lawyer of this city, was drafted.
He made a great ado about the matter, 10
such an extent that some of his friends in
terested themselves and raised between two
and three hundred dollars for the purpose
of enabling him 10 avoid going into service
by paying communication. As we are in
formed, this fund was paid into Goes hand.
He called on Provost Marshal Nash, and
with tears in his eyes begged that the time
for him to report should be ex-
tended a few days longer, for the pur-
pose Of enabling him to raise the bal
shce of his communication money. His
request was granted. Instead of fulfilling
his promise to report he fed the city for
Winsor, Canada, where he has remained ever
since till yesterday, when he had the assur-
anee TO return to the city. Last evening he
was arrested by our Vigilant police as a
deserter, and will be delivered over to the
military authorities to be tried as such, He
will undoubtedly by compelled to serve in
the army for three years, hat being tho
term he was drafted for.
1t is a matter of congratulation that such q
violent and u~nmitigsted secessionist as
COe is to meet with his Just deserts. Hehas
frequently said that he would much rather
fight for the South than the North. At the
time he was drafted he stated openly that
no would not go,would not hire q substitute,
or pay the communication.
WILLIAMS OHIO STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
-Messrs, Williams & Co., of Cincinnati
the we'll known compilers and directory
publishers for the West and South, are now
engaged in canvassing the State for a com
plete Gazetteer and Business Directory of
the same. The work will contain:
First Part-A classified business of the
State, comprising, under appropriate head
ings, complete lists of all persons and firms
engaged in business.
Part SeeOnd-A complete shippers guide,
which will contain a descriptive list of all
the cities and towns in the State, with full
and complete shipping directions TO all i'm
portant points.
Part Tbird-A new United States Post
Office Directory, containing the name and
location of every post Office in the United
States ard Territories also a list of express
stations in the State. giving tho Express
Company in each city and town.
As the work is one of magnitude and
great expense, we hope our citizens will
literally support the undertaking, as a re-
liable State Directory is much needed.
Messrs. Bennett L Williams, agents fer
the above work, will call on our citizens for
their patronage in the way of subscriptions
and advertisements.
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TOLEDO MARKET--Iune 81,

by Telegraph
WhRaf-A shade irmer, sales white Michi-
gan at 81 57%; amber Michigan 50 45Z; red Wa
bash 81 4OZ.
BRrm-Firm at 62%c for mixed.
OnGs-Firm at t4c.
Lake Fr~eighta-Steady at 3Lo on wheat to
Buffalo; IA to OsWego.
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OgWEao HARRIET Jnne "a.

iBY EaLEGaAPH.i
FHOur-In good demand. Sales at Sc 75a7 %
for No.. 1 spring, 81 tOa7 rs for red winter: s. ga
IS IS for white; 50 O1a9 SO for double extra; in.
cludinX extra Ohio at 81 40.
HheHt-Quiet. Amber Michigan 81 co; No. l
Chicago spring sofa at 81 80; No. 2 81 ~.
C~Orm-Quiet.
OGfs-HomiaaIly 65ae6o for western.
Canal Observation-Disclosures.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

MEETIEG OF SUB CoNNITTEEs.-The various
sub-coumittres will meet at the Mayors
office this evening, to perfect arrangements
for the celebration of the Fourth of July.
A full Attendance is desired.
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DIED.

PERRY.-In this city, Saturday evening, tho
2ith inst Nathan Perry, ESQ., id the 18th year Of
his age.
Funeral from his late residence, on Euclid street,
this (Menday) P. NJ. at 4 o'clock.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

TEE EEYKIA SEDUCTION AND ABDUCTION CASE
has attracted a good deal of attention in
Elyria, as well as in this city. In such
cases a great many false reports get into
circulation and into print. This case docs
not seem to be an exceptional ono. It ap-
pears the ~abscondiDg parties, under an
assumed name and residence, sought for q
quiet place for board and nursing. Tho
girl, when brought to the Orange street
establishment, was necessarily under great
nervous excitement, q result of her having
rode almost the entire distance from Elyria
TO this city in q severe rain storm, in an
open buggy. She was taGen quite i'll, con-
~shtutional difficulties set in, and for q few
days she was quite sick. But several days
ago she returned home convalescent.
There is no evidence of an abortion hay-
ing been produced. Tho girl Yves treated
TO the entire satisfaction of hor father. We
understand tho parties who had charge of
tho girl, have had much experience in
nursing, and were grossly imposed upon
by the man Trevier, alias Pinkott.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

Diseases Of the Horse and tOber domestic
animals, treated HomeopAthieAl by John B. Hall
NJ. D., at HaIrs Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II
II Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 80
Visits within the city limits, 50 so. je2O;24e:eOd
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26
MARINE NEWS.
0 or C%LEYELANn.

ENTERED-----.-.JUNE 81
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
Stmr Ranger, Casa in, M0ntreat
Prop "orlhern Light, MuTeh, Ontonsgon
Prep GWesO, Brown. Buffalo
Prop City Of Boston, chapman, BrOckville
Schr Il Mott, StoWull, Port ColbOurno
Schr AlmirB, MoDermcnd, BuTwell
Schr Kate Hineman, Coulter. Marquetto
Sohr Evelyn Bates, Foster. Marqu tie
SchV Winona, Montague, Marquette
Schr Mary Collins, Dixon, Marquette
Sehr IrOnsides, AEderson, Marquette
Schr Summit. Cummings, Marquetts
Sohr Wm Kelley, Butlin, Bay City
schr Mary Ann Rankin, KInstry, Buffalo
S5ow Ellen, Blanchard, ksliey's Island
OLEARED.---.-..JUEE "a.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Wiuslow, Anderson, Chicago
Sear Patrick Henry, Tsf. Saginaw
Sow Ellen, Blanchard. kellsy's Island
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-26

FIRE ON THE HEIGHTS.-TWO MEN BURNED
40 UEAFHs-Gn0- Unwilling Of II
Messe, a German carpenter, on Mercnsr"
avenue, University Heights, was burned
TO the ground early last Saturday morning.
Mr.. .Messe, with his wife and two children,
who occupied the lower part of oho house,
escaped, but not SO two German %tailors,
named Jacob Merloch and Harmon Beatty,
who were sleeping in q chamber. They
we're evidently smothered by smoke and
did not awake, as they were seen lying
motionless in bed before the fire had roach
cd them. 1t was impossible to rescue them,
although Mr.. Messo made a heroic effort,
and burned his hands severely in the vain
attempt. The men persisted. They were
unmarried and respectively twenty-five
and thirty-fvo years of age.
The building was insured in the sum of
$3.50. We could not learn its value. As it
had boon burning some time before the
alarm was given, it was held useless to
send q steamer over to the spot. The
hook and-ladder, however, was on the
ground.
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Terms vote or acceptance at sixty days, with
current rate Of Exchange on New York or = DIS
count Of three per cent. for cssh. II RENTED on re-
ceipt or invoice. Payments 10 be made in New
York Exchange, United states Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills OF leas
amount than nifty d~5llaTs.
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FHUM HAKH eUrEKrUK.-Tne BJ5amer
Northern Light, Captain Mureh, arrived at
this point at half-past five o'clock Saturday
morning. Mr.. W. T. Butts, Clerk, fur
nishos the following log of her trip down
Left Ontonagon Monday, June 18th, p.
n. Met steamer Planet, from Chicago, just
coming in. Met the Dubuque of Fourteen
Mile Point met steamer Ironsides 30 miles
below Ontonagon. Arrived atEagIe Harbor
at l P. NJ, June goth ; left at A. N. Met
City of Madison coming out of Eagle HRr-
Dor. Left Copper Harbor Z A. NJ, goth ar
rived at HOughton 1 P. N. goth left at A
NJ, and arrived at Marquette at l A. NJ, 21st.
Fires around Marquette and Portage all ex-
tinguished. The following vessels were at
Marquette Jane Bell, G.. W. Holt, John
Widen, Jennie and Annie, j. F. Card,
Nonpariel, Eagle Wing, Resolute, Plovor,
A. Buckingham, Belle Wallbridge, Do
Soto, MOselle and Tartar. Left Marquettee
at AZ P. NJ. June 2Ist ; schooner j. +. Card
lust leaving. Arrived at the Sault at -
A. n, June 22d. Left the Sault at 9 A. N.
Met steamer PeWsbie on Flats in Lake
George.
The Northern Light brought down 5OS
gross tons iron ore, so tons copper, 223 kegs
fish, a lot of miscellaneous freight and los
passengers. She will leave the dock Of
Robt. Hanna & Co., tomorrow evening,