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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
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Claim Agency al 81
ANN NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
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ofsce No. 6..,......Third St,
CBet. end MainA
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-
The o. 8. Sanitary Com mission, desiring % re-
rsseve Soldiers, and their families ffom the
- heavy expenses usually paid for thB prevention
o. such claims haze established this Ageney 70
reoIiecf Pensions, Arrears of Pay, Bounty, a. q
ethsr claims against Government. MIxHOIE +
CHARGE on KXPFNSE OF AMI KIND
whATkvER TO TEE CLAIMANTS Ff M
On application to this Agency, stating tbs
and postoface address Of the Claimant, the
rank, company regiment, service ana
Stats o. the soldier whose acSount the claia -
made, and date OF discharge death, the proeer
blanks will be allied possible and
sent 10 she person applying. These can then be
execat aud returned TO this ohhea, where the
eltm will Be prosecuted TO = anal Issue In the
ahortest ihe time Ulls6mw .sotd6pd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-12
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
WANIED IMMEDIATELY-F0 FOR

I AND FOR -Fifty-three acres
II situa'ed on Wilson avenue, ST. Clair, and supe-
ricr St extension, known the Sterling Farm. Viii
oe Ia IN lots to suit purchasers. Enquire or F. N
KEYS or a.. III. ePANGLER. mh3l pa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
The DRY Gpods Trade.

Our sdvices from the East are to the effect that
there Is stea6ier and irmsr feeling In ths Dry
Goods trade. and J5bbers have been supplying
themselves quite freely at the auction sales, under
the impression, doubtless, that most kinds fgoods
have about or quite touched bottom. In foreign
goods especially the merket is very IN, and hold
srs are Offering no concessions Ondomestie goods
tbs feeling is considerably str nger, but the mar
ket is more unsett ed. The fact, however. that the
stock is ligdt, and manufacturers working cau-
tiousiy nj much Fellow their usual amount. will
undoubtedly influence gradually improved tone.
A further decline, however, may be expected up
cotton goods before the market shall have reached
settled bssls Tn, business in this lins during
the week has been active. Domestic woolen and
flannel goods are dull and we'k. 1t is reported
however that manufacturers are doing very little,
while many have cealsd operations altogether. IN
der this state of things these goods may not reach
materially lower prices until greater decline in
wool tax place.
In this market dealers are much mo 9 confident,
and are anticipating a mo;e settled and steady
market for the rest of the season. They are kesp.
ing very close to Eew York prices, aud on msny
kinds OF goods would duplicate round lots at SeW
York figures. The spring bu iness opens very f.
vorably, aud If the market becomes steady, the
prospects for large reasons business are very
aatterlug. With the well-snown business qualifi-
cations ard integrity of CUR dealers, there is 0
reason why interi.r buyers should go bsy nd this
city to purchase their goods, and in a peolnis ,
point OF view the CONFEDERATION is unquestionaby
against their doing so.
The imports Of Dry Goods at Hew York during
the week have been to the value sssl 1884 sgainst
s, ,se) sos same week last year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

GRoVsR's GKksD 0PERL.-CLosIEe N1sHT.
'sL1 DAsE BLANCHE. Growers Grsnd
Troupe made their last appearance hereon
Saturday night, closing, with the rendi-
tion Of Boieldieu's opera, La Dame Blanche,
series Of highly successful operatic en-
tertainments-suceessful, we mean, 50 far
as the character Of the performances is con-
cerned and the pleasure given the auditory,
but not as successful in point of patronage
as we wish we might with truth record.
The opers-going public have been almost
inpatient to hear Herr Theodore Habelman.
He appeared Saturday night in the char
acter of "George BrOwn;" and made the
most favorable impression possible, as well
by the splendid manner in which he acted
his difficult role, as by his rich golden song.
Madame Johansen, as Gamma" !" and Herr
Joseph Hefmsns, as. .'fGaveston," sustained
their already high reputation ss Grtistes,
proving themselves equally at home in
dramatic representation and in the ade-
quste rendering of the most difficult music,
while Mile Canissa proved even more
piquant than is her wont, and Herr Hen
rich steinecke, as "Dickson," convinced
the audience that, if he eau personate
the princely "Don Giovanni" to perfec-
tion, he 10 none the less perfect 10 delinea-
ting dron characters and those governed by
the lower passions Of human nature.
Madame Zimmerman persoDsted simple
minded " Marguerite " with great sweet
ness, purity and beauty. One of the
choicest passages in the entire opera was E
trio executed by her, Madame JOhansen
and Herr Hermans, il the second act.
The opera was rendered, throughout, in
magnificent style, and the audience were
10th, at the conclusion, to leave the charm
ed spot.
The troupe left the same night for Buffa-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

Government Stocks ara steady and firm, and the
demand contindes active. Fridays steamer from
Europe brought in large orders for s-2s's, unlim.
tied as to price and the currency for exchsnge. =
Large purchases were made In New York en- these
orders. There is q small smOuRt sfost, and with
the increasing dtmand the premium must steadily
advance.
The subscriptions to the 7-3O Loan are daily in
orsssiog IN smouBt, and are already fully up to
the daily expens S of the yernment. The sub
scription, at the Second National Bank to day we're
S92, 800.
The local money market is very close, b tn for
currency and exchange, and the dsmaud is active.
Banzrs are discouutug spari7g gly for regular Gus.
toners but offer no favor to outside psper except
upon the mo un xoept'onsbIe colIaterals. We
quo e exchange irregulsr and nominal at 11ss1I
discount buying and par selling.
The Chicago mOLey market continues stringent,
ami BANKERS ar di counting a, little as pos ible
In Cincinnati the demsnd for money is in excess
Of lhs supply.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10


FIREs.-The incendiafies serve up to US,
Oh an average, about one FIRE per week.
Now and then their generosity takes a
spssm, and we have, within the limits of
week, an extra hrs or two. At quarter
to Twelve o'clock, Saturday night, fire broke
out in the frame barn in the rear of the
brick block on the corner of Ontario and
Michigan streets. The barn was entirely
consumed. twas owned and occupied by
John Davis & Co., grocers. Loss $3.50. No
insurance. It was, without doubt, the
work of an incendiary. By the promptness
of the Fire Department great FIRE was pre-
vented.
AT half past six o'clock yesterday morn
ing, the frame barn of the American House,
in the rear of the LEADER Office, was dit-
covered on FIRE. It was entirely destroyed.
ALI the horses were rescued. The loss is
about S4OO. There was no insurance on the
building. This, likewise, must have been
the act of an incendiary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR I265.6.

The undersigned propose 10 issue in the
month of May next, complete Directory Of
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvsssed by the 1eth of April,
We expect TO issue the work on the 1O5h Of
May but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As we intend to
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business aud address of every
man in the city, we trust that it will meet
with that SUCCESS which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies viii be Issued than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, Of advertise
monts will be received. For terms, &C.,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E GnWIEa & Co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

TIE HurOEINsOEs ARE CoMEe.-We are
happy to announce here, as the posters
have already announced on the streets, that
the famous Hutchinsons are coming, and
will appear at Chspin's Hall next Wednes-
day evening, when they will sing songs of
Victory, Peace and Brotherhood. The
names of these sweet singers have become
household words all over the North and
West, and il needs but to be said that they
are coming, TO draw an immense house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

Railway Stocks were less buoysnt to day, and
the tesdsroy wss-toward lower figures, but in the
ob .enoe of speculative movement on either side
The ma ket WIS kept pretty STEADY, and no mate
rial cha go from yeSt rdSy's figures was effected
on tbs greater portioa Of the list. The 70 loving
,t,eks declined: Erie ~ Fu5son 4, Illinois Cen
trail l. Michigan Southern "a. Pittsburgh 21z, Rock
Island 15S Quickailvsr "a, Mariposs 4. The fol-
loving advanced: New York Central a, Reading
2, Northwestern u. do preferred y, Fort Wayne
q, ohi1 and Mississippi Certificates q, Cumbsr-
land ~ The rsle1 at the close tonight and on
Inst satnrdar comnara a. foIlnus.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

lTHK CouaF N NGET7AE.--In compliance with
the request Of the Board of Officers COM
posing the Court Martial now in session in
this city, we refrained from publishing the
proceedings Of tho Court An abbreviated
and garblsd report of the evidence appear
cd in the LEADER of this morning, notwith
standing the same notice had been given -
it.-HerGla, Saturday morning.
The reason for the RsraId's indulgiug in
she above ill netured remarks is that it was
SO completely distanced by the enterprise
of the LEADER on Saturday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

GRAND JUhHs
John Kelley, Ottawa county.
J. s, Harbeck, Euclid.
A. A. Bourne, Chardop.
R. W. Musgrave, Bucyrus.
John Beatty, Mount Gilead.
Amos Townsend, Cleveland.
Isaac McKisson, Groton, Erie county.
Isaac s. Gardner, Bellefontaine.
G. C. Baird, Findlay. fs
G. Lester, Canton.
Theodore Clapp, Fremont.
W. W. Armstrong, Tiffin.
Timothy Rockwell, Psinesvills.
Russell c. Daniels, Toledo. .ry
VIM. Fleet, MelmOre, Seneca county.
PETIT JURORS.
VIM. Mccoy, CarroltOn, Carol county.
Charles Hooker, Frederick. 30
James II. Blinn, Steubenville, Jefferson
county.
Joseph Hunter, Csdiz, Harrison county.
Joseph NJ. Fan, NorHalk, Huron county.
JAS Justice, Fremont, Sandusky county.
J. D. Hurlburt, Ashtabuls.
VIM. A: Brown, Defiance.
Samuel Hutchinson, Roscoe, Coshoeton.
Hszsel Strong, Napoleon, Henry.
Benjamin Pettil, Marion. .iias.
Wm. A. Simpson, Ssndnsky.
Charles DeWolf, East Cleveland.
s. J. Hazlip, Medina.
Clark Waggoner, Toledo.
A G. Bsardsley, Cleveland.
George W. Brooks, Ellsworth, Mahonfag
county.
Chas. Adams, Painesvills. =
Geo. C. Dodge, Cleveland.
Sherwood Adams, North Fairfield HUI
rOa county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

Dr.. C. B. LreHTHILL will be at Warren,
at Camps Hotel, next Monday, and will
remain there one week, ending Saturday.
Our readers who are afflicted with deafness
and oatarrh are particularly referred to his
advertisement in another column. We
understand the Doctor has been quite sue
cessful in kTeadviIle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

LIFE AND DEATn IN REBEL PRIsoEs.-A
book of horrible experiences, under the
above ominous title, has just been given to
the public by Robert H. Kellogg, Sergeant
Major 10th Regiment Connecticut Volun-
teers, prepared from his daily journal. 1t
is a well-writtsn book, and those who wish
to take sup of horrors, or those who have,
beside the requisite nerve for such task,
curiosity to read the horrible details of the
inhuman treatment our soldiers have re-
ceived in rebel prisons, may find in this
volume what they want.
There is no danger that this book is a
work of fiction. We must believe it impos-
sihle for aDy man, treating the brutality
practiced by the rebels on our soldiers, to
err on the side of extrsvagauce and i'm
aginatiOn.
The city is now being csnvassed for this
book, by Mr.. L. A. Holt. We think he will
not lack subscribers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

srRIKE.-The Cory Petroleum Telegraph
says Many ofthe laborers engaged at the
Downer Oil Works, are on a strike for higher
wages. We should say this was very
strange move on the part of the workmen
at this time, when all the necessaries oflife
sre on the decline, and gold nearly forty
per cent. lower than it has been for six
months previous.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
weidenan's m maiOrity -.

Tue RAcE.-There was quite spirited
scene off the mouth of the harbor here yes
terdsy afternoon. Two small sehooners
were lying off in the lake when two tugs
steamed out to tow them in. As soon as
they were hitcbed on, they began race
for the hsrbor. Several spectators were on
the ground, and described the scene as
very exciting one. When the tugs reached
the mouth of the river they were SO nearly
abreast that neither could be said to have
any advantage, and the bets were conse-
quentIy drawn affairs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

WESTERN RESERVE CoLLEeH-JuE1oR Ex-
HrB1rIoN.-The Junior Exhibition in the
above Institution will take place on We'd
nesday next, April 18th, commencing at
zen O'Clock, A. N. Junior Exhibitions, in
this androther colleges, have come to p, 8
sess as much interest as any other Ii terary
entertainments of the year, not even ez-
cepting the commencement exercises.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

STEAMER CRY OF CLEvELAND.-This fine
steamer, Captain W. Mckay, arrived at this
port from Detroit, yesterday morning, it
being her first trip this season. She has
been reftted and repainted, and makes
very elegant appearance. She was to leave
for Detroit last night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
NEW YORK MABKET-ApriI 5.

lBT TEEEsRAPH.
COttOn-Msrket steady. Sales ct 35c foT
middling.
FIOur-HeaFy ard 5015o lower.
Sal s at IS 009s so for extra state; SS 60@S 70
for common to good shipping brunds extra round
hoop Ohio, and IS s099 IS for trade brands.
Market closing heavy.
western.
Wheat-Market without decided change. Sales
at 81 81 for amber Mich gan; 81 IS winter red
ives rern; 81 63 No spring.
COrn-Dull. Sales Of new yellow and white
at 81 40.
Oafs-salss at reta at 500 for western.
PetrOleum-Dull at $40 for Crude, 6So foE
refined in b nj, 72973c do free.
POFk-Market dull and heavy. Sales at
S26 50a26 81 for new msss closing at $40 70 cash;
S24 O0@3i so for 1854 mess, essh and regular
way, closing at s24 25 cash; s2t OO,Ql4 50 for
prime and S2s Oo926 90 for prime mess.
BeefQrist.
(ut BeAfs-st:ady at 1iA@l5c shoulders
and 1919 hams.
BaeOn-Msrket steady. Sales Of Cumberland
cut st lt5z9l515o; QaI51So fer long ribbed.
Lard-KatheT fi1m'r at 1910 dts1zc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

no8Rs OLEVELAhD. OHIO.
=. aAaaA. L. Hama. 4. \. EAIsD, b. =. HAHEAi
DOBERT HANNA = CO.--5UO0Es.
~ e0ss 10 Hanna, Garrstson Co, WholesAls
arocsrs, Forwarding and Commission herohants
aud Dealers IN Produce, Salt, Fish, Ao,S OentThl
Exchange, Nos Isa and III River street end Dock
Cleveland, Ohio.
HE-Agsnts for she Ologs;sDd, Dassoit aRe LsAk8
supsrfor Line nf sknamasg ls1A5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

HEAVY Loss.-The Oil City Monitor says
that on Wednesday last large tank, con-
tsining eleven hundred and forty barrels of
oil, at the Holmden well, on Pithole Creek,
burst its hoops and was total loss. The
oil belonged to the Prather Brothers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
FINANCIAL g COMMERCIAL.
FINANclAL.
MoRNINa LEApER oFF1oI,


Financial matters in New York to-day we're, as
usual on tee closing day OF the week, lss excited
and stsad'er, with lull in the speculative tide Of
the day previous. God did not huctuAte ma'eri-
ally, the price oFsaing this morning at $50 and at
the second Board closing at 1881. At Gsllagher's
Evening Exchange the closing rate was 1855 The
export of sTeci, to-day was larger than ior souis
weeks, amounting to Ssss, 40. The price of gold
at the close to-day as compared with that OF last
Saturday, shows a decline of 57s per cent. The
closing prices each dsy of Che week we're IS fol-.
foua.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

ELECTION OF TRUSTEE IN THE TEN1H WARD
An election was held in the Tenth Ward
on Saturday, to choose Trustee for tht
short term, in the place of the late Michae
Crapser, Esq John j. Weidemsn was the
Union candidate, and Bryan Bray the Dem
ocratic nominee, but as he declined the
nomination, Mr., T. J. Burrin was, at late
hour, selected as suitable offering. The
election passed of in quiet, matter-of-face
way, and resulted as follows:
Neldeman
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

Minus A LEe.-The first one-legged COL
Ored soldier, made lifelong cripple in this
war, whom we have chanced TO see, was at
the Home yesterday, with several COM
rades, white and black, sound aud wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

LEG BRoKEE.-A man whose name we
could not learn, was thrown from his bug
gy near the Post Office, yesterday, and had
his leg broken. We understand his horse
took frightand overturned the vehicle, thus
causing the accident.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

oUTRAeE9Us.--A man bOughta copy of the
LEADER Saturday morning, and had the au-
dacity to hand over in exchange a silver
half dime piece. The insult should have
been resented on the spot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

The WEATHER.-The air has been rawand
cold and the daylight cheerless for The past
two or three days. People have Rugged
stove and CRATE, and overcoats were b ought
back from beyond those few bland, moist
days of week ago. There was little
dash of snow yesterday afternoon, succeed
ed last night by cold driszling rain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

THE SPRING TERN or THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF CLEVELAND will commence on Monday,
the 10th inst. Parents are respectfully re-
quested to see that their children are in at
tendance upon the first day of the term.
1t is known to teachers and t9 most pa
rents that in December last it became nee
essary for the Superintendent to vacate his
Office, as it was needed for other purposes.
As he has had no fixed and permanent office
for four months, he and parties having
business with him have been subjected to
very great inconvenience. A room has
been provided and will be ready for occu-
patton as an Office on and after Thursday,
the 18th inst; and during regular Office
hours the Superintendent may be found at
No. II SpangleI's Block. It is the room
adjoining the Office Of the Commercial Col
lege.
Until the new Office shall be in readiness,
the Superintendent can be found each after
noon from four till five O'Clock at the Book
store of Cobb, Andrews & Co.
The Testimonials of Honor and of Merit
are ready for distribution. advise the
Principals to take a supply for their respoc-
tive schools. will have them at the book
store already named. @
NIB. The schools in the Middle st.
Clair Street building will not commence
till Monday. the 18th inst, owing to the
fact that repairs and alterations now in
.. og.ess will not be completed until that
time.
AKsoE sMYTH, Superintendent.
April 7th, 1865. ap.0-2OI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

REPAIRs.-spiles are being driven into
the river front of the dock by the Pittsburgh
freight depot, and the pier all along the
river at that point is being repaired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

REozUrTISe yoR TIE 2O2d O. V. Lieut.
P Prentiss has been recruiting short time
in this city, for the 2O2d o. v. I. He has
already forty-three accepted recruits, and
wants more. To those who are meditating
enlistment into the military service of the
country, in these waning months of the re-
bellion, we would say, give the Lieutenant
a call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

WANTED.-Fifteen first class men to can
vsss this city for the Cleveland Leader
Directory. Must be well qualified and
reliable. To such good wages viii be paid.
E. COWLEs & Co,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

MILITARY PROMoTIoNs.-The following
promotions in Ohio military organizations
were entered at the Adjutant Generals of
fee two or three days since:
I25th Infantry-1st. Lieutenant Raise C.
Rice to Captain, and ID Lieutenant Henry
Glenville to 1st Lieutenant.
10th Infsntry-2d Lieutenant Msrcens
NJ. Murphy to 1st Lieutenant.
16Ist Infantry-1st Lieutenants L. Pun
mel and H. Rempel to Captains, aud I'd
Lieutenants Charles Weaver, Fred. Koeller
and Geo. W. Polling to 1st Lieutenants.
9th. Cavslry-Captain Frank C. Love-
land 10 Lieutenant Colonel; Captains Mat
thew H. Cryer and George W. Shattuck to
Majors; 1st Lieutenants VIM. A. Knowlton,
Hiram J. Suiter, an. Jacob B. Templin to
Captains I'd Lieutenant James H. McFar-
land, and Sergeants George Anderson and
WallVce 81. Bullard 10 LIST Lieutenants and
Sergesnts James E. Dsrwent, William K
Kneal, Hiram A. Walling, Charles G. Stead
man, John W. Wilcox, Aaron Wagoner and
Charles P. McElliott to I'd Lieutenants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

TAX ON Coal OIL "A tax of $67, ,658 10 was
paid on Coal Oil, in the Cleveland District,
during the month of March last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

WATER LET INTO IRs CANAL.-Water was
let into the canal late last week, from this
city TO the seventeen-mile lock. 1t will
doubtless be let in as far as Akron to-day,
and throughout its whole extent by sstur-
day next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

FEED BOYS WAETED.-To feed on Doubla
Cylinder Presses. Apply at LEADEs Count
ing Room.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10

az 3-lO PER GENT. AND 1910" NATIONAL
LOAN.
TCoJ mission allowed to SubscriberBl
H5-U. s. Bonds Of 1881, .z0's, l0-4OB, Treasury
Notes and all other Goyernms mt fecurides Uur-
oh sset and for fsle On the most iagorabl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold at beat r6tss Deposits received and Col
lections made at all soCessb pyints. Uncurrent
funds converted ct lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. -.. oo4
OIL Factory for asIie.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
usted, coyauact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pscity alb 1t fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session gi-sn if ifrequired. b. PELT0N.
GlevelF !, Feb. Il, 1865. febl5:r20f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-10
CHICAGO MARKET.-ApriI s
TBT TELEeRAPH.l

FIOur-Dall.
Wheat-stssdy and advanced 1@so. Sales a.
81 O7159l 0s for No. l.
No. l.
OatS-Firm and advanced 1c.
Hlghwines-Marksth hrm and nominal.
PrOVisiOns-Quiet.
POrk-sales OIL Mess at s25 OO9-; prime
mess at $50 90.
ReceIPts-FlOur, 500 bblsi wheat 5000 bui
corn, 5000 bu; oats, $500.