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THURSDAY EVENING. June %, 1855.
F~reights-The following are the rates by Lake
(stoam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Bail rates are i've cents higher.
To New Tork.-First class s55; Second class:
TIC; Third class: Toe Fourth class: 100. Flour,
500.
To Boston.-Frs t class: sI,os Second class
sso; Third clazs: loo; Fourth olsss; $50. Flour:
900.
~FIOur-Quiet for trade brands; more active for
lower grades Sales 1900 bbls fae at s5,25.
Wheat-Market decidedly more active snd &c
lower alter New York report. Sales before Change
were 3 cars aud 2 CARS No. 1 Toledo red at 81 co. 1
car do do At SLAB; 100 bu and 1000 bu 30. 2 red
from store AZ GI,29 Lear do do at rs. After
New York report 300 bu and $500 bu at 81 30.
Corn Quiet. sale 2 cars No. 2 from store at
$50.
Oats-Opened &c lower, AID closed dull but firm
er. Sales this morning l car from store at SOC and
1 car on track st $50
Ry-Nominal.
Baraey-Hominal.
POrk-Quiet and unchanged at $500 for city
packed mess Clear sSI,OO.
Lari-Quiet At l9c in tierces, 200 IN kegs, for
city-rendered; Ice Tor country do.
Beef-Cty Mess held at $1,000, with light de-
mSBd.
smoke Meats-Activs demand for Hams
and Dried Beef. Sales l,5OO ls sugAr-eured Hams
at 80; 600 lbs plAin-oured do as 2io; 1890 rs
Dried Bsefat &c.
Butter-Less active to day, but steady st ZIG
&c for Western Reserve.
C~heese-Fair trade demsnd at tbs range Of 10
@l4c, the outside figure for prime Iots.
EgEs-Quiet and steady at Z5@2io for fesh
HiEhWines-Hsld at $500, but market dull
and nominal.
AleOhO-haTkst quiet and BteAdy. He'd At
Si,Oo94,O5 for 50 per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
81 I5@2,2O. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, S4,l5.
PetroIeum-DulI and nominal at es@7ec in
mall lOfs. for refined.
Lake FIsh-ln good steady demand at IN
changed prices. Sales 5Ohslf bbIs Whitehsh at $780,
50 half bbh Picksrol at $500; % half bbls Her
ring At s5,75; % half bbls Trout at S7,75.
Dried APpIes-DulI. Small sales at &c.
Potatoes Held at 500 by car loads for Peach
blows. ssle l car at this price
k~eathers-IR demand at 75e . q for nice live
geese.
saIt-steady. Held at 1895 for Fine; $3.50
for Ooarss And Ground Solar.
49, 20. STATE s595oO, accord.
ing 70 quality Ohio 2593Oc-
Msfs-steady. sAriSy Malt hold at $40 PEI
bushel.
AIe and P-nrfaE-harEst steady. ~ mot
~ follows Present Use * Ale SO 5socf XXX
gI3,CO; Hsnnett 5000 Pale Crssm 81 Po-ts.
Sn. Hall and quarter barrels in proportion.
81 %.
ton; Calcined e. 20 g Dbl.
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CHFCARn mARKET-June %
BUEFAAO -mAKAET-June ~

~FIOur-stas'y.
Nhenf-Firm T. sa'es No. I Ohicsgo, to NJ
contract, At 81 IS; Green Gay club 81 70. Ithsr
grades neglected.
COrn-Firmer. salts No. 1 mixed at 69a7Oo
~ssaD+-Firmer. sales to arive and On spot, tso.
Rye-Qulet.
Rarley-EOmlnRi at T5e.
Wbtsky-Hel at 81 OF; good inquiry At " 90.
Canas Frefgitts- 10 New IorA-Whsat l5Es
corn Hhc. oats Ike.
Lake ImpOrts--FiOur ISIS bbls, wheat
62,S47 bu, co n 100 479, oats le6,O5
Canal eNpOrts-Flnur I4t bbls, wheat ll4,-
800 bu corn Is $50 oats u go
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Few ADYERrIsEMENtn.

Few ADVERFLSEMENka.
Academy Of Musie-SrlG
N. T. CO.-For Ogden sburg.
YounglOve, Massey q Co -Bubbard Mowers.
Z 1. BALDWIN, Il Co.-Lace ShsWls, sc,
N. 7. Color Chicago.
For Sale -Top Carriage.
B.. s. Or en-4gsnts Wantd,
Crumb, Bsslins ton 4 KtndsI-Eew Goods.
R.. Il. CurTan-5OO salesmed Wanted.
For ssls-House end Lot.
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4 BRIEF OHAPTER OF CRIME.

A Married NAN ss-duee@ q Young Girl
and iOPes with Her--The Girl is
FOOnd in a "DOetor's'' Establish
meat fu this City, aud n Man is
Arrested and Lodged in the EIyrIa
Jail.
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y. Z. Honey Market-June 81.
lBY T~ELEgRAPH.l
MOaey-EasY at4@6 Set.
sterling exchange Firmer at 109%ano.
~GOId-Without decided change, opeuing 81
1917, advAn ing 10 1875, declining to 14l1ss and
closing st 1921.
New York stool mHrket-June 81.
IBT FELEaRAPH.
GOVernment StOeks-Are Without mat rial
change. Seven thirties 9g5{, United Ststes sizes
81 coupons ITO, Five twenty coupons, lOSlS; Ten
forty coupons 965s.
SIocks-DulI. Rock IslRnd %; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh 675<; Chicago a Northwestern prefer
red $685.; Michigan G -ntral 1C2A; Michigan South
ern 500; Missouri SKIES 81, Uhio B Mississippi
Certificates "A MaTiposa lZ5z; n. p. Central 921Si
Reading 93%; Illinois O-ntFal scrip ~; Erie 755s
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Uoste.tcr,s stomach BItters.


HOsfe,ter's Stomach BItters.
Man wants a TySIO-no uncommon want
And every year and molth brings forth . new
one,
Witch, after examining the gazettss with cant,
The age discovers to be not tins true one.
OF such as these Let their couooctOTs Vsunt,
III ting the BIrTsss that have credit due won
The sorld's great tonic, which no skill car better
Imean the matehless BITFERs Of HOSrETTER.
Doctors were living long before cid Gslen,
And since, exceeding learned. grave and sage;
But the stomacnics they were bound to fail in;
Success came not until this later sac.
Nov Is the era sick folks are made hale in,
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage.
Agues, remittents, headsehes-real head-splitters,
Vanish like smoke before HostErTER's RrTTHRs
In Pittsburgh they are made pleasant citys
Famous for furnaces and coal bituminou-,
Which, though by day they may not be deemed
pretty,
Make it by night particularly luminous.
But nnsr still the Bitters, made in pity
For the complaints that elre would be cOusum-
ing US.
1 don't mean us, bat those Who, not being sPrites,
Bitters require to put their frames to rights.
Herbs, banks and roots compose the rare Infusion
No mineral poison mas their juices pure
And rvs mild essence holds them 10 solution.
The taste is pleasant, the eff ct Is sure.
Ne'-r have the Bitters Jet proved 8 delusioni
Try them In time, snd heath and strength secure.
The drsgon-slsyer igu es on tte la'el,
An thev, lii him, to save the weak are able.
ieI9:2Z3d6w
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USITED STATES CoUEr.-The case of A. T.
Stewart, Of New York, Us. Wm. Hall ct al,
occupied tho Court allday yesterday. The
counsel were arguing the case in the after
noon.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Diseases Of the Horse and other domestic
suimals, treated Homeopathiosl by John B. He'll
NJ. D., at Balls Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II
IT Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 50.
Visits within the city limits s. so. JszO:246:eOd
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s'Ths world for ssIe-bang out the sign;
Call every traveller hers 10 me-"
That he may buy DR.. D. Il. Seelye's Liquid OstarTh
Remedy, TO cleanse the glands aud membranes o.
the nose and head while on his journey. Dust in
the nose and head VERY Injurious to the general
health, aud it may be gently removed by the use Of
this valuable medicine EHery traveller should
have it ever family shoald have i. for this pur-
pose, If for 10 other. je 9:B3
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REsARtABLE QUIETEFss.--There was only
one arrest made in this city yesterday by
the police, and that was a case of Sigh!
disturbance. ,.
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ERIE

Tee RELL-NkTERTOH Or the 22d inst. BY
Rev. 4 .. Gillett, at tin residences OF the bride =
father, Robert Waterton, Esq, supsrinteud n of
the industrial school, Mr.. Charles L Terrell, of
AtWater, and Miss Minnie " stlrtoD, OF Cleveland.
Nc cards.
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ANTI-EPGsCOPAL METHODIST CONVENTION
SECOND DAY.-The convention met at eight
o'clock yesterday morning, pursuant TO ad-
jOurnment, the President, Rev. DR.. Scott,
in the Chair.
Religious exercises were conducted by
Rev, o. C. Payne.
On motion of Rev. S. A. Baker, a Com
mittee on the Ssate of the Country was ap-
pointed, consisting of Revs. s. A.
Baker, Lie. Matlack, ]. NJ. Flood, ]. J.
White, W. W. Crane, ]. H. Richards and
II. Madison.
On motion, a committee, consisting Ct
Revs. W. H. Brewster, Prof. ]. Kost and
DR.. Scott, was appointed to send greetings
by telegraph to the Congregational Coun-
Gil now sitting at Boston. The following
dispatch was sent:
"The Convention of Nom Episcopal
Methodists, in session in Cleveland, Ohio,
send their fraternal greetings to the Con-
gregational Council sitting In Boston, Mas
sachusetts."
The Committee on a Plan of Union,
through DR.. Brown, their Chairman, pre-
sented their report in part, and the day
was consumed in the discussion of it. The
report was submitted in the form of three
several papers which were Immediately
read. The first paper was thoroughly o
sidered and finally referred back to the
committee to be perfected in point of sx-
preston. The second paper was next dis
cussed, and the day passed in debating the
P-oPas;ti4----i " WV
was at length referred back to the commit
tee for revision. The third paper was not
reached. The committee went out, and
will bring in a second report this morning.
The ideas of the three documents may be
merged, and their leading points gathered
into a single, definite plan for the Union of
the churches. The convention seems quite
harmonious, at least there is a spirit of con-
cession manifest, and the members are con-
fdent that the result longed for will be
reached.
The convention may conclude its lsbofs
to-day. It adjourned at half past four
O'Clock, after a brief religious exercise, to
meet again at half past eight this morning.
C. II. RAILRoAD.-ELEoTION CT OFFICERS.
The Annual election, just held, of the
| Board of Directors for the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad Company, resulted in the
re-appointment of nesrly all the old officers.
7 The following is the new
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
D n Barney, New York.
A Barney, New York.
Henry Keep, New York.
John Newell, Cleveland.
James Mason, Cleveland.
TIP Handy, Cleveland.
P H Hosg, Toledo.
Jno Gardner, Norwalk.
After the election of the Directors, the
above Board elected the following
oFFIcERs OF TIE Road:
John Newell, President.
D Rucker, superintendent.
n Luce, Secretary and Treasurer.
It S Lindsey, Master Of transportation. q
AL White, General reieh BIT Agent.
E Clark Luce, General Ticket Agent.
&c Hill, Master Mechanic.
] G Williams, Engineer and Road Master.
Esheldon, Cashier and Paymaster.
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MILITARY PRoMoTIONs.-We give below a
list of late promotions in Northern Ohio
regiments
~64th-First Lieutenant VIM. J. Holden to
Captain.
76th-Captain Reason C. Strong to Major;
First Lieutenant Carey NJ. Marriott to Cap
tain Sergeants VIM. F. FOcke and Jabez
L ROdebeck to First Lieutenants.
sOth-FIrst L~ieutenants Foreman Davis
and Cyrus W. BertOn TO Captains ;Sergesnts
James McBain, ]. H. COtteral and VIM. Il.
Anderson TO First L~ieutensnts.
lI5th.-First Lieutenants John S.Orr and
John B. Irwin to Captains Second Lieu
tenants Seth Wright and Levi NJ. Slusser to
First Lieutenants; Sergesuts Henry W.
Cheasman, VIM. K. Elliot, Matthias H.
Foults and James J. Clark TO Second Lieu
tenants.
I'd Cavalry-First Lieutenants Asa STRAIT
ton, Scion a. Rand and George Adams to
Captains; Second Lieutenants L., D. POs-
worth, Carey a. Smith, Albert Capron and
Edwsfd N. Joyce 40 First LieuteHsnts !;
Sergeants Edwin J. Lukins, John @. Park,
Lewis B, Campbell, Cromwell Marsh and
John P. Laundon TO Second Li~eutenants.
18th CaValry--Second Lieutenant Henry
C. Jones to First L~isutenants Sergeants
David C. Pugh, Eliza 2. Davis, Frank NJ.
Rupert, John Hamilton and Vim. HumloDg
~ second Lieutenants.
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In TRANsTTU The 9TH Wisconsin Infan-
try, 500 strong, arrived here at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. They took dinner at
the Home, and left for Detroit on the
evening boat.
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Official Public Notice
A SCRIP FOR SALE.
COLUMBUS, MAY lst, 1865.

COLUMBUS, MAY LIST, 1865.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH TEE
i provisions Of an act Of the General Assembly OF
the staIe OF Ouio, P,ssed April Is, 1865, he under
signed tste OHhces will receive proposals un. IL the
nTst day Of August next for the purchase Of the
Land Scrip received from the United states for the
establishment Of an Ag ~icuiturAI Col egg, or Co..
l-grs, in the state Of Ohio. The Scrip comprises
gu OOO acres OF lGud.
No proposition will b. received for lees than one
hundred and sixty acres.
If more 'on'enient, proposals may be made 70
the Auditor and Treasurer OF sny county, who viii
transmit the came to the uaders igned
JAS. h GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
G.. V0LNEY DoRSEY, ~
TresvuTer Of State,
WIN. HENRY SMITH, I'd
myl-232'ltaW Secretary Of State,
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New Books.


Miss MACKENZIE. A Novel BY Anthony
Trollope. New York Harper and Broth
ers. 1865.
It is too late to criticize the novels of An
lhony Trollope for the benefit of American
readers. He is so widely read here, and so
heartily appreciated and enjoyed by a large
class, that such q work is altogether super
auous. The admirers of this author will
find this last novel of Trollope's at the
Book Store Of Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.
The PRIVILEGE OF THY WRIT or UABEAs Coz
PUs under the Constitution. Third Part.
Philadelphia, 1863.
Horace Binney, the able author of two
pamphlets on the above vexod question,
presents the public, in this unambitiouS
form, a Third Part of his treatment of the
same, which, although but mere pamphlets
must be considered 8 learned and exhaus-
sive treatise on the subject which, under
the necessities of the late war, has attained
vaster proportions than ever before.
For sale by Iughsm & Bragg.
PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM WELLS. By ].
H. A DUNE L hliN4D4HhAN . - os 0AB
pincottt & Co 1865.
We noticed this pamphlet at the time the
first edition was issued. We now have be-
| fore usthe second edition revised and enlarg-
ed, Of this guide book and description of
the oil regions of Pennsylvania, West Vir-
ginia, Kentucky and Ohio. It answers the
questions 4: What Petroleum is, Where it is
fonud, What it is used for, Where and how
to sink wells. These papers of facts and
general oil information are put together in
a bound volume, which lacks nothing to
make it a "book," but 2 portrait of the
author, whether wood cut or steel engrav-
ing
For sale by Ingham and Bragg.
THE sPARRowGRAss PAPERs or, Living in
the Country By FKEDERIC S. COzzESs,
PhiIadaInhia. l. r LInnincntE &lEn-
1865.
This enterprising publisher has issued a
new edition of these humorous papers, which
are finely illustrated by designs of barley.
Some of the chapters are very comfortable
reading, and the book as a whole will be
found a solace in the hot sultry hours Of
summer.
1t is for sale by Ingham and Bragg
JANET STRONG. By Virginia F. Townsend,
Philadelpbia: L. b. LiPpincott 4 Co.
1865.
Every sprightly, intelligent American
youth is familiar with the name Of the au-
thoress Of this book Of fiction. She is
priced and loved. Her eight-line preface
explains the nature of the book, and we
transcribe 1t for the benefit of those who
will be eager to read tho volume
Among the young of my sex there are
many souls, friendless, perplexed, adrlti
and afraid. UntO some of them may my
book come, like a soft, strong hand, reached
out to their succor, or like d voice Of warn
ing, when their feet draw near the preci-
pice, and the lights are gone out, and they
walk through thick darkness.
For sale nv IuPham & Bragg.
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TRooFs dOkrNa.-The following kilograms
were received yesterday
,BAETnLoRE, June %.
Il. n. CHpPia, Mayor:
The l04th Ohio left Baltimore for Cleve-
land this morning. Will notify you when
they arrive at PitIsburg.
J.H- DEvEREAUx, Sup't.
And still later:
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NEw YORK R>aKEE-5une q

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sales at go for middling-
FaOa-oPened SC better, and oiossd dull, With
the improvement lost.
SAILS at Sc icgs . for extra state; s. 1895 90
extra rOand hOOD OhiO; 50 s59ss % for trads
Wbisky-Qulet Sales at 81 Os
WhoRE-Op-ned 1e better. with fair export de-
uaud. and closed dull, with the improvements Lost,
owing to sn advance in freights. aIes at 81 3T9
81 80 for Chicago spring; 81 420l A for ambeS
Milwaukee; 81 6Fal 70 for winter rcd Western, ARd
s. 60 io- White Michigan.
Rye-DulI.
E;srn-lm c b tier. sai4s 1t S5@sOo for mixed
we'tern, latter p ice Tor ki'n-driedi f09SSo iF M
sound do, snd Sc for white weston
Oats Firmer. Sales at 7O9T2o for WESTERN
closiBs at nelstte prios.f
COnee-Quiet and finn.
Sugar Quiet. Cuba MusooVadO lie.
EOlasses-Dull.
WOOt-oul.
Quiet at 341Sc for crude; 52L0
5Sc for refined In bod; 7tsTao do fee.
POFh-Dseideuly iOEer
Ea e. At s 4 25a15 Ish tor new mess, closing II
SIS OO lAsn; g24 Oa24 o tor 1854 new DO cash
aus regular way, ol-s,ng at s. cash; SIS %
0ls 90 Tor pTim= and SIS 5O9t9 % ior prime
Beef-Dun saIss at IO9I4e for plain mess,
and I2sI6c OF extra Dsss
BeeI H~ams-steaoy a. SO Oe92I 90
Gssa 1eais--Fi-m. SIDES - i1e9lie for
shoult err, ard ib@lSo 'or hams.
s~sncOn-DuH AM ncminAL-
BmtierGDSn & aossOc for Ohio. and s2esso
for stats.
Gheese- Quiet a. s al5c.
CHIOA9o MARKET-June -
IBy TeIe graph
sIOur-Quiet a'd dul
Wheaf-advanosd lslEc. kele5 Al u lo12 oE
No. J; 81 teal q for No. g
Corn-Firm and sd-aneed PC. sales at So
a57c fr No. l, and 5E5a56e for No. 2; 45a4!e Tor
red winter.
OatH-steady and advanced &c FAKES at 4Ize
for No 2
HfghWines-Dull at 81 S.
Professionalism.
Receipts-FlOur, 500 bbis; Whoeb b6,OOV pa
corn, 1000, oats I16,J0J.
Shipments-12,OO bbls -FOUR 1900 bu NhsAti
1T4 100 aOrn, 1000 oats.
ErefRhus i nj
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THE lO0TH o. V. I,-ActiDg Mayor Jones
received yesterday the following dispatch
from the Private Secretary of Gov. Brougb:
COLUMBUS, June %.
The Tooth Ohio, 495 strong, left Green's
borO, N. c., this morning for Cleveland.
T. A. MARBLE.
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THE LANP PcsTs.-The Gas Company are
putting up the lamp posts contracted for by
the Assistant Burgess, last week. Il.
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CITY NEWS.9

Mrs. SAWS Rooms are headquarters for
style and quality OF Ladies Hats. June 20.
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KEgIBTEH:

~ OitiEens wishing oonVeyHnos 90 either OF she
above Trains or BJAts, viii be oAllOd for by Coaohss
o. Stevens Omnibus Line. By leaving thor EodresI
ct the Omnibus once, lT sGptrior street, rCzt
door TO the Wsddsli House.
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ME%TEoRoLoGIoAL 0BsERvATIoNs.-RecOrded
by J. S. Perley, 0ptician, No. 1873 Superior
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.

TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCK,
SO, IS6 Bank SIreeG, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared 20 trsnsaot business OF every
dGsadption relating to Inventions, DraWings5 Os-
vssIs, Specifications, Patents, InfringemvntsI and
sac Patent Laws. BURRLDGE 4 CO.,
smae anthnr4uaA Att0rnevs tnF N~eaueF
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Il. n. Chopin, Mayor
Ninety men Of the 18Th Ohio Battery will
arrive at PittsbGrg at seven O'Clock to-
night, and at Cleveland at ten O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
z5 J. II. DEvEREAUx, Sup'E.
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PAID orr TO-DAY.-The IO3d o. VI. will
10 PuTu ON vHr5 Drv-T uvyB5 usu ez---s-o1
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DENTISTRY.

nR. HALLIWELL, SURGEON DENTIsT,
II respectfully aanounces 10 the public generally,
that he has removed from bis old Dental Rooms on
the Pu0ie Squa Q, to bis own Block, 81 Michigan
street, where he has fitted up a beautiful suite OF
Rooms, and is now prepared to meet ana wait On all
old and new patrons wac may please 10 favor him
with 8 call.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH hIed on an Improved
principal and supplied at prices within the reach
Of all. ~AcknowleogsO b. the Profession generally,
for their Beauty, Strenrh snd Durability. Every
one that sees them discard their old sets, II able.
N B.-Unly one visit necessary 20 have q set CON-
pIeted, at No. IS Michigan street, North side, Sec
ond door from Ontario, and foot OF Prospects street.
Cleveland. rmysl > A. b. HAbLIWELL, Nj. d.
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The O4TiI o. v. I. CoMING.-Mr. Charles
W.. S%tearns, of this city, received the fol-
lowing dispatch yesterday:
BALTIMORE, June p.
We leave here this morning for Cleve-
land. Capt. D. N. STEAREs.
According TO this, the regiment should
arrive here this forenoon.
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FOURTH OF july ORLToRs.-Hon. John
Sherman has been invited to deliver an
Grafton at Warren, Trumbull county, on
the Fourth of July, and has accepted the
invitation.
". O. Forrest, ESQ , of Warren, is to de-
liver an Grafton in Conneaut on the Fourth.
L. S. Sherman has been ENGAGED IN deliv-
erT the Fourth of July Grafton at Cory, Pa
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Have your letters directed = your street
and number.
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FACE DEIIvERY.-Mail matter delivered
and collected by letter carrIers in May 1865.
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For sale by Ingham and Bragg.
1t is for sale by Ingham and Bragg

JANET STRONG. By Virginia F. Townsend.
Philadelphia: L.. b. Lippincott 4 Co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23
LAKE SUPERIOR.

Grand PLRANURR EXCURSION
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-23

MILITARY PRoMoTIONs.-We give below a
list of late promotions in Northern Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-04
q Forty Itounds ana / RIiEaartI.

"A. q. 'Vantine, having been nomina-
ted by tho Democracy of Erie County,
Ohio, for County Recorder; declines in
card iniwhich he says: zli
I hereby declare, and request nv
friends tif they bear me any love, 5 10
makeit kpown. that the proceedings OF
SAID convention, aB regards nv name
are wholly repudiated by me. On what
grounds their expectation of my accep-
tance Oh the nomination was founded, I
am Mt n loss to conjecture. III Ind re-
inainod ut homo during tho last fonr
years Of rebel lion, fighting the Govern-
ment by word and ballot, plotting the
denth of friends and tho overthrow Of
liberty; If my name was Yallandigtiam,
Booth, or WiEZ, they might haVsihad a
pEetense; but Idon't drill in that squad.
I ~ pave 5een q soldier, 1 have seen Belle
Isle ana Libby Prison, and as they title
democracy did not yield their support
IN my time Of need,L reject their love
nowi'is 9ti7 ~. sll4i,..5 ~ 81, 49,.
PRESTIcE AND DAv1s.-The following
to the exclusion of many others are tn
ken from n lhto number OF the Louis
ville JoW7iat. i -ietl 5.li
a disloyhl paper says fewiwortls for
Jet. Davis for the alleged reason thnt
ne ne himself hasmot the liberty of speech.
Thus, when RalRam WIS unable To
speak his aAs spalSe for him.
It takes severaIweeks for n tadpole to
loose his tail and turn TO frog. jeff.
Davis transition period, when he
dropped his breeches and turned to a
woman, was very short,
1--WE don't believe that Je6. Davis can
bring any evidence that he Is guIltless
OF the Washington murder, but since he
turned woman there's no knowing what
he may bring forth.
Jen. Davis has been called windy,
and ne certainly resembled the wind
Little did JefL Davis children tbfnI,
that their father Wns a woman.