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NOTICES.

DAVID w. CAMP, MARY CORBIT
- Ur-tte Corb.t, Sinslow Corbtt. and MnrI
tcroit are hereby Iotifed that on the stb sav 81
hPiii. ls6 Darius Adams, as Executor OF thsyifi
~ Einny lamp decsased, late OF Cuyahoga com
~ Onlo MED ms Pc ttion in the Court Of Common
fieas Of ssid county, the Opjsos and PRAYER OF
Wl'n p' ti'tan IN 20 btain from said q urt A IN
ulclal construction o. said will, WITCH shall a.
.hO'l1s aud empower said Adams as such Execu.
tor aud TTus ee uuder said VIII 20 selI me raI :.
tate named in said will aud for uch other reiief a.
equity msy Iequirl. aid parties s-e potieed "a
Sns"eE said petition or or beiore the 18th dsV ii
June 1900 L. PRENTISS,
Attorney for P1aintiF.
Ilef~lands April le, 1855 arGr-Qrf
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AT CLEVELAND, RUSSELRS FOR
EST CITY HOUSE,
from MONDAY, May 18th, until SAT-
URDAY, Msy 2Otb.

DR. G. B. LIGHTHIBL S first visit TO
Ohio WAS induced by numerous applica-
tions for treatment from parties unable 10
visit New York Cor that purpose, and who
can not be successfully treated except alter
q personal examination. His practice has
been so successful that he has repsAed his
visits TO Cleveland several times. Still hs
finds that it is almost as difficult for some
parties desiring his service to visit him at
Cleveland, thar in compliance with the re-
qests of many citizens, no hos consented,
before returning 20 Europe, to visit several
central points in Northern Ohio, making
Cleveland his headquarters 50 that sll who
desire Csn consult him.
For the past twelve years DIR. Lighthill
has paid exclusive sItention TO the trest-
ment of deafness and cstsrrh in It's vsri-
Gus forms. He has prscticed in New York,
and other principal Eastern cities, where
until 3 few months past he WIS associated
with his cousin, DIR. 4. B. Lighthill, snd,
together, they have acquired Il standing
which has earned for the "Lighlhill In.
stitute' It's present great reputation.
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Hon. Isaac N. Arnold, late member OF
Congress from the Chicago district, has
been appointed Auditor of the Treasury
DsPsrtment, vice Hon Elijah sills, sppoint-
ed Superintendent of In6isn Affsirs for thu
Southern District. Mr.. Arnold is gen-
tleman of ability and culture, and was one
of Mr.. LinoOln's most intimate peraonal
friends.
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Mosby has started for the Trans Misais-
siPpi. he had fOrcboding that it would
be hardly safe for him 10 fall into Ibe
hands of the Union forces, and hiss wisely
concluded to escape while there is chance
of his getting of in safety. He took losye
of his men at Salem, Virgins, telling them
that he was going TO Texas, but advising
them rot to follow him, lest they should
get their neeks. into a halter.
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The Memphis Argus says that the mate
of the Sultans thinks that she explosion
was caused by atorpeso got up in the shape
of lump of coal, by rebel incendisries,
and thrown into the furnace.
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The trial of the coDepirators will not
commence until about the middle of next
week Rooms for the use of the Military
Commission are being fitted up al the
place where the prisoners are confined,
which is about one mile out Of town. The
proceedings are to beofhcially reported by
the Daily Globe correspondent and fur
nisbed TO the Washington papers and As
soeilted Press and no other reports, it is
said, will be permitted.
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The Arkansas Legislature has finally
got quorum. The Constitutional Amend
ment was passed unanimously. The House
is busy about bill distranchising all who
hold positions in the rebel army.
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Wsje Hampton says he viii never speak
to Yankee alter the war is over. The
Yankees will thus be rid of CREST black
guard.
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NEWToHYILLE, Nov. lU, lSpA.
DB. LIaHTHILL-DeaT Sir: Allow me
to express my grateful thanks fJr the skill
and kind attention rendered 70 my dGugh-
ter, whose ears have been bndIy affected
for many years, and for some months past
has been nearly deprived of hearing The
loss of this important sense Is certainly a
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and to degree known only to those who
have experienced it II, therefore, there
be remedy for this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires thst il
should be universally disseminated. l feel
it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
much pleasure, to give my testimony 10 ths
happy effects Of your treatment and rene
dies. My daughter has suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood. The left ear
has been badly diseased. The right ear,
also, for several yesrs, was seriously affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss of her hearing.
II was with extreme difficulty that she
could participate in theeonVersation of her
friends, and for two years has been deprived
of this source of social enjoyment. Hap
PLY my attention was directed ~ your ad-
vertjsement, and j wss induced 20 plsce
her in your care. Your treatment, under
favor Of u kind Providence has boon sue
Cessiul. Her hearing, so far rs l can Judge,
appears to be perfectly restored. Whether
this restoration is permanent is a question
time alone can deterI inc, but present re-
suits are certainly very gratifying.
am, dear sir
Truly md gratefully yours,
-
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The correspondent of the New York
Z5-i5ssus with the funeral train which bore
the remains of the late President TO their
last resting-Place, in speaking Of Senator
Sherman, who joined the train at this
Dlscs ssys: This gentleman pointedlv /
1E rLVU1s, - /
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The burner of the United States steamer
st. Paul has been captured and hanged on
the Tennessee river.
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CFFIcE OF MAAouETTa IKot Co.1
DrwEr

OLAVELAsD, msy 1865. !
NOIlCB-The Annual Meeting Of the
~ stoekeoldeTs Of the MsIquetts I, on o. for
sne cleo lon o. oheeEs TO th- eesuiBg y.sr uil b
Wednstdsy, tie 10th da- Of May, At 2 O'Clock p NJ.
my2:zO5 SAM'L 7. MATTER Seo'y.
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Hon. John Sherman is announced 70
deliver an eulogy on Abraham Lincoln at
Mansfield to. day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-06

The Presidential candidate of the Estate
Rights Democracy" in 1868: General
Robert E. Lee,-i9less previously hang d.
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PROPOSALS,
NO BUILDERS


TTlO BUILDERS-Sea Proposals will
i be received until noon OF tho 10Th day Of Nav
1906 for iurn sbing all this m ,ter as d toi6s
oil tue lAnor required for enclosing the new Deal
aud Dumb Asylum building now ia C. urse Of erec-
Ohio. In accordance with the plans and s3ecifca
t Ms and under the direct on Of the Architect and
su9trintsndont.
Zach bid must bs accompanied by a bond Ia
The sum Of twenty-five per cent. Of tie amount
involved, conditioned that the party making the
proposal or bid viii accept tbs contract il the
samr Is a~ard'd to said party, rr the TAI ,hfui
performance OF The contract on their paIt
Plsn7 aud specincatI may be s en- at the Of
nee OF the sup Einte deut On said Asys sum grounds
Ia the tt uf Columbus, and als1 st the ofl1es Of
she Architect, No. PsIkina' Block and 35 Ore
gUH street, Cleveland, Ohio
The bids viii be opened at the office ia Colum-
but after ~ O'clo"k on IN 10Th day OF MAY, 1866
81 The Superiute dent reserves tho right to rpIe
any or all the ii h considered incompa iole with
the interests Of the stste
J. N. BLITKBUR
Architect aHd Supt riBt ndent
Olegelsnd, Ohio. May Is, 1865. my2209
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,-Pro-
IN Possls will be received at the Office Of the CITY
Oivil Engineer, until O'Clock P. NJ on Monday
10 Sth tsy Of May fps gam aud paving pur
ton Of Main sud Pearl truets
Plans and specifications may be seen and blank
proposals obtaiDsd, AZ said Ensinee,' 5 offlce.
The Board OF City improvements invite tho sub
mission Of bids, reservng the night 20 accept or re-
lect the same.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN WHITELAW,
ApZs-1u8 City OWL Engfnear.
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SToVEs.
STOVES !! STOYEsi

bIUTB1 DIUT EE J
THE CELEBRATED
Stewart Cook and Parlor Stoves
For sale By \. DEWEY & co.,
apfS.19e ~ ~ MarWin -t
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MACHINIsTs.
The OLD EAGLE E0uNlRY

CORNER 'front.' and 5eaalOW Sts.,
(oPFOsiTs PErOT,l
Is again oPcu, and the subscriber begs leave 10
inform iss O.d friends aud patrons, and the public
generally thet he is now ready 10 build
ALL KINDS on ENGIHEs,
Portable or Stationary.
He is also ready 20 do all kinds 0f REPAIRIHq
1n short notice and IN a workman like manner.
Particular attention paid 70 PEOPELLER
MOBk. Our facilities for manufacturing MILL
GEARING ara as good &c the best. The Patterns
haYs been aocumulsting for upwards Of twenty
I've yesrs' aod are OF the beet quality. All orders
'som distance Promptly dttendad 10.
Ad1ross j. RtGG, Manager,
ian3A:tkA Rox S7FT Cleveland bhtn
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ID EVOLVING BUTTER DISHES
! ,.iUst rsoslysd st 0OWLES CO.,
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NEWTONYILLE NnY. DO. -.

From the ReU. B. T. WcleE, formerly PASTOR Of
the Pearl Street Baptist Church, albany,
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1he obseanies in CIeveIand.

The New York World has come out in
favor Of limited negro suffrage.
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AT GARRETTs.

The new companions of Booth weresone
officers of Moseby's guerrillas. They took
Booth snd Harold with them on the road
from Port Royal to Bowling Green, and
after several unsuccessful efforts to pc some
family to hsrbOr them for a day or two, st
last left Booth at GaIrett's, while Harold
wont on 10 Bowling Green. On Tuesday
Harold returned and informed Booth that
tho cavalry were after them, on which thev
took to the woods. In the evening they re-
turned and got permission 10 sleep in the
barn, beng locked in and watched bv one
OF Garretrs boys, lest they should steal the
horses. Here tbey were caught soon after
a second expedition was sent oat on Sat-
urdey night last which srIived at Gs-rot,'s
just before shutdown on Suudsv evening.
the young ladies expressing great delight 81
seeing Lieutenant Baker, and e1tremeIV
anxious to learn when their bIo;hers would
be released to come to them There is 10
doubt that this whole family are entireIv
and absolutely innocent of any p,rtieipa-
ton in the harporing and secreting of Booth
snd his acsomplce, knowing them to be the
guilty psrlies.
It appears that on Sunday morning Mr..
Garrett went over to Bowling Green to see
captain w. Jett who WAS at the residence
II Mr.. Goldman, with view for him to |
ign certificate setting forth the fact that
e (Jett) had introduced Mr.. Boyd, who
Il tiaEVl9tds- nrnyad To be Il W Rooth az
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WOOD MOVING MACHINE.

All direct from the Hone shors Send s1Sers to
L. q FROST CO.
hp2t-2kl I4h aaneca stctet. CleTe land, o.
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THE CARPENTER

who fixed the box in the theatre has also
been found. 1t is said that he took charge
of Booths horse early in the evening on
the night Of tho tragedy, and stthe proper
time led it into the alley at the rear of the
theatre, and employed negro boy, called
{ Peanut John" TO hold it near the. door
and close to boz, so that the animal
could be easily mounted, and thon fixed
the door leading TO the rear of the stage
50 that there would be no delay in Booths
exit. This person is said to be the same
one who built Booths stable in the alley,
and also the carpenter employed 10 do work
n the theatre. such as putting up new see
lery, &c.
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10 salei ! lots 20 1uit, at WArehouse q
apla GARDNNB, BURT . 90.
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pRoOKLYN.

] MOURNING N BhooKLYN.--Ths residences
ofPfi'ste citizens are almost vthou, exception hung
10 sable gaTb, the public buildings OF the cIly.
All the Gre bells were tolled SATURDAY al noon. La
tho absence Of Mayor Wood a; Charleston, Acting
: Mayor D. W. whitney on saturday .s.ued piociams-
ton Recommending $40 closing Of plSees OF business
etc.
THE CHURCHES. In all tho churches ven
sterday, appropriate sermons were preached on The
great tragedy, and prayers offered lJr the peace Of u.
, nation In its great distress.
4 PUNISHMENT or DIsLoYALrY A MAJ
named Gallagher It Ia reported was throw overheard
ON Of tine Fulton Ferry boats on saturday night
for expressing Qualification at President Lincoln,
Z death. IL u understood that be va. crushed under
one Of the whets The body has not been recovered
a A man named Guldner, residing In Myrtle uvenus
and employ ed IA the painter department Of tie NAVY
Yard, wss 90 iudscrtet IN his Language on Saturday
that nurber OF men followed him ouI into ii sti eel
aud beat b. IN badly. Glldner Gken to the ho.pi-
tsl where Le lies IN . daugeTou coa1iIlon from tns
injuries he received
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JERsEY CITY

I THR GRIEF N JERSEY CTTY.-A meeting II
prominent eitizons took place at the Common Ccua.
eli Chamber on Saturday, At which teso!utons were
adopted expressive u the rrief Of tho strenA At4
o'clock + NJ yesterday, ameetiug for coincidence and
prayer WAS held Al the Congregational Tabernacle,
with impressive exercises participated In BY AL iu
mense concourUe. Rev. Mr. Halkne,s when be-
,ienArked .lAt the finger Of AndIew johnson would
fall heavier or she hesdi OF traitors than that d
Abraham Lincou would hsvS done va. snthuSassA
Lspky AaplzIasd W ths spuusSlIsa
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he lne Mr. Golden 10 bis honesty Of purpose, and
tie sincerity with which be ought the good Of hi.
touh'ry, however some a. sat differ from him "a to
Tie means. IL Wa reserved to Mr. Golden By his
nIhrine Industry he pgronsl activity, and hi.
emmy Of mind 20 carr mo pracrNl effect ast act
4Ib' pee WI Cd oihrr had as nvptvi and ad yocsfed
'H'Nt - HciC L.7 ftt.. CO. triu.''., and 'rinnn'
- ives hi suCC -, ne J.sItcIo rdueys Of Doe find
HAs pc sAd, ''uI ~ tr' n Ill., he Ind been sud o..
lSe' h, Her hairstv 20 offer NJ. Cubdrn . ,af IN
ne tAlinet. which Io t,sllned, ell A. tor 1fs
AA distinctions ~,ltr.iuDu'Iy tn'e'fTi 10 hIu ~ an
j, AhoW i"ctt. cIt 81 Lls great sshie,CIu,u'r Tie
ut hitr oman cnta.
NJ. Hlsrso,i tosci.'od Mr. Cot.ien :. not only an
hhnrni TO tie Home 60 Commons Lut "a honor TO
Mr b..s',,,. c,.cI wi 30 emotion. gave utteraucc
20 NE -,tiIts lu ul.v iau..tir Noris.
a to.es am iioil Lisbon of March Jlt,sv,
, lud.r is' iufu'ry hss tr"u instituted ~ orient
an re- f lfr4ft1 UI .tttf pfilt g. dlstu the 10
'ih' ami external ,o.'.I', %, ill stat, ~ aiding
H ~ ~ i-E % glI...uI %; o. tie u..UC, nov kAV~H
Ia he s'oucSaI.
The debate upon the lbu don.rent Of san DOMINGO
hs closed and the tin ,'opted by l53 against
.o','.
Itt2i.
\ dispiieh from wontcviiro OF eh - .'ys
Nilahs hs. surrendered thi. town 70 FIofr. AMI IL
j. h" v rl',i D.. t." Bra. llsa lJrt'. tit 'vuut
ubhc.
ut.s'I
The PLAQUE 10 s'in coumitiiuy fearful -scarss at
r' ft or. ..'". th,'i Iruius ~ ~ tue number Of
Z S''' have altogether gea'"d OF late.
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Important from Europe.

! III" steamship GsmlulN from Southampton or
3'ho eth Of April With three days later news froH
: Elrope has arrived here.
1 Mi Golden e.od a. bic chambers on Suffolk stree
on Sunday morning VI asthma lie was in his Ola
fyeT.
\ In the House Of Commons on Monday, April 81
'Lord PIme9ston i0,E occasion to notice the grea
loas which the Houe an the country had sustaine,
liz tAl death, and v Pay uLaats y Lhs character
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GENERAL SHERMAN

llunorrd surrenAcr al LohrsIon.

I0r'ysss Ubros, AIriI 10 Is 900 enisni here to
Az from wilmiuro1 y e., intc !, ..on IL received
bat General sherman took az his line Of march
ror'hsard from o'Istoio lat sioudey. The 'tcomer
'so-.u Iaars, hoh arrived from city Point. Va,
rlis afternoon, brine. doNn rumor o. ,Lc slrfeat,
OF JoLIs.oa 10 Gougtal sherman.
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From Richmond.

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Capture Of Mobile.

TbFcr ThonDnnd TrIsUnrr9 Thrfc Hum
drrd Guns Captured 81 Roddy's toms
Iuand.
Chicago, AJu, lt.-A 1p,c,G dispatch from Cairo
tays:
"uur force, ,lpicd 4 bile o. the 9Th in,'
"lh' spNnh tort VA captured With ~ piison-
e's. Ii"e hundred guns sefe captured Ia Mobile
he eaTIi,ou 'rl baek ~ tho river On slubos,,, and
by way Of ChlekANV Bayou General wlon hA.
aptured oil Of Eoidys command"
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cont. cnt-d l' ~ me th.pslo.l OF hi. lnu
4. about ltuN Az 10 acldsc uuI un.l t .l.o auru
have ri.ocd 70 much. tsa caa. q nat wa cau'o
nnd. I'D tntl. ma o.. icrt'i. ,..-6',n IT,
sorid me moe - ~. comlnug at re .',cl..-
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rs1a ceremonies but upon receiving the nevs Of
pr,.l.oui rcp'r- murder D, sent The fol osins
nesa. " tie Co,ucl.
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Bal m HIrI l5-INo U3VcUlJ7 lsl 9.13lute
f-ssy " GtSiEs ascai 70 tSs w. Essas4 tlsh VI
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! An iruprunptu meeting was cleo held In 'front.' Of
the rosi Office, occasioned by the crowd discovering
Cener. Burnside and calling him cot Cor . speech.
Iii. remarks we're chiefly confined TO Andrew John
con. the new President lie add that he hAi strn-
dant CpportuIlty " knov MI. JUhnsou. chsr-'
ar'er, Tor be had been IN conluitation vlth
Inn a. al l0.1 u tie dsy snd might,
hhe In command Of the Department OF
on O, aud he had teen enabled to discern nm mi
nlt Nv fe,afdinr matters requiring gteat udguan' .
lip had revei Know his 10 TAKE drop Of uor, and
had ne ~ kaop n him 10 he under its I'M enc.
Tor h. hat been runs'iuty ~ IN him. lie saa Nj
Johnsou II worthy Of The ttopC's toaiCcLce and he
igUe,e that tie iuducfe jon ch'tgcd 10 hu on the
(. % OF Mach eau - eEplNLti away. Then lot u
DE- around hlu, and DO our uuty 10 the e. nttv BY
uiUing the government In the reat worn he ore IT,
q irUu h0lt b tI'tth zen. ins.de si0ke Ia the
ll h..i forms OF " .ohue,n, trd Cdicted that h.
oIiI 10. be Office WITH LoLor 10 iho co.utry.
1 In .onptu uss' NJ, were also held nt the Oil EN-
cAnuse Produce Exchange, stock Exchange, and in
'mnny oth.. plAccs throughout the city. Speeches
were aauo ~ meet csse, and resolutions expressive
q u popu AZ feeling were adopted. Tue Chamber OF
Commerce held MEETING at one O'Clock, and adopted
,ietouuon, t,iuostine that place Of Amuse neni and
other public cstahl'hmenv throughout The city re-
main closed uu.l a1r the ob,equies Of the late PfeSi
,deut
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