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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-24
VOL. XIX---NO. $50
PROCLAMATION

BY TIE PRESIDENT CT TIE UNITED STATES
WHEREAS; By the prOclamstions of The
President of the 18th aud 9Th of April
1861, certain ports in rebellious States were
blocksded; but whereas, the reasons for
that measure have eessed to exist, there.
fore be it known that l, Andrew johnson,
President Ofthe United Ststes, do hereby de.
clsrethe blockade rescindei as to the ports.
west of the Mississippi river, which ports
will be open to foreign commerce on the
lst of July next, on the terms set forth in
my proclamation of the 22d of May last.
It is 20 be understood however, that the
blockade 10 be resoiDded was sn iaterna-
tionsl measures for the purpose of pro.
clRiming the sovereign righte Of the United
States. The greater CT less subversion
o: the civil authority in the region to
with it applied, and the impracticabnity
Of at once restoring that in due efficiency,
and it may be- advisable, for season, to
employ the army and navy of the United
Ststes in carrying the laws into effect.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed. Done at
tha 'lits' sc Washington this a7I SA.- of
June, in the year of our Lord 1865, and
of the Independence Of the United States
ofAmerics the S9Lh.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY The PRESIDENT.
W. HUNTER,
Acting Sec of State.
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A Surprise tat came near ending in
Tragedy.


/
Avery singular story is current in Brook.
! lyR, which, through the studied relicence ol
the parties concerned, aud their highly re.
| Fpsctable connections, has been successfully
kept out OF the papers. We may, however,
without mentioning names, give the facts
for the deectstiOn of our readers and as a
warning TO jeslous and over impotuous
husbands. Some three months ago, a gen
temsn, whom, for convenience, we shall
csll Mr. L., New York merchant and
q resident ef Brooklyn, became the Is
band of young and very lovely lady,
and the time passed with the happy
couple as blissfully as it usually does
under such hsppy circumstances
Some two weeks ago, Mr.. j received a
summons 20 go to Chicago on some busi.
ness which imperatively demanded his per.
sonal attention. With feelings of the
deepest regret he announced his departure
TO the fond partner Of his bosom, and each
iu-zre-tuJl - zor0iy-.- UoWUVoT, he ssusr tod
eff on his journey, and expected to be ab-
cent sixteen days. Arrived in Chicago, be,
10 day or two received tender epistle
from lis wife, filed with tender expressions,
and concluded with the assurance that she
had wept ever since her husbands depar-
ture. To his great delight, Mr.. L fni:hsd
Up his business several days sooner than he
hsd expected and with hasty dispatch re.
turned home. Reaching the end of his
Journey some three days sooner than he
wss expected, he rushed to give his wife a
delightful surprise. He reached his house
Just as the shades of evening were wrap
ping all objects in a sort o. twilight. Let
ting himself into his house with lstch-key,
he stole gently 70 the apartment,
where he fell sure he would find the object
he was in search of. he did find her. But,
horror of horrors, under what circumstan-
cesl She was standing near a window,
with her back turned towards him, her
head fondly reclining on the shoulder of q
male companion, whose srm was tenderly
twined around her waist. Filled with rage
at this unexpected sight, and with an i'm
petuosity peculiar to his disposition, he
drew a revolver, and approaching his wife,
struck her blow on the head. She turned,
screamed, and fell eenseless 70 the floor.
The gentleman at his side turned, and re-
vealed TO the gsze Of the sstounded hus-
band, an old and esteemed friend and the
stepbrotheT Of bis wife. The eentleman's
rsge immediately turned upon himself, and
with cry Of despair be pointed his pistol
at his own head and fired, the contents in
hicting d slight scslp wound. Of course
the house was aroused, and the greatest
excitement prevailed. The injured hus-
band and wife were carried to separate
apartments, a doctor sent for, and police
man, alsTmed by the discharge of firearms,
entered the house 10 see if anything was the
mstter. Mutual explanations and spolo-
gies were made, and in day or two the
sffsir was looked upon as a joke. But if
came near being serious one.
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From SAN FRAsCISCO,

SAN FRANcIsCo, June 20.
A dispatch from New Westminster Cap
itsl, Of British Columbia, says; The work
of s;riDginz the wires of tho Russian Toll
egrsph Line comtaenced tc day in this city,
Tho force employed is large. We will
soon be in telegrsphic communication with
the mining camps st Csrribboo and inter-
mediate towns.
The city election ct Portland, Oregon,
yesterday, resulted in the complete success
Of the Ution ticEot. There was scercely
any opposition.
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Don PIa,ts RESOLUTIONS.

The following are the resolutions which
Don Pistt attempted to introduce into the
Slate Union Convention as al addition 10
these reported by the regular committee
ResolUea, That it is the belief of this
Convention that tho reconstruction of the
revolted States constitutionslly belongs t.
the legislative department, and thst the
Executive can only provide provisional
military government until such time as
Congress may act.
ReSotUed, That time csn alone heal the
wounds inflicted by this war, and therefore
there Is no cause for haste in the recon-
-G--.--si-- -rtl--------il4A S[sstes auu Hhen-
ever the time comes for reconstIuclion,o our
indemnify for the past and security for the
future demand that government Of the
States shall be given TO loyal men only.
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EROa LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June %.
The New Albany Ledger reports ter.
rible accident on the Chic and Mississippi
Rulrcad, near Lavgootee, Indiana, yesisr-
day a freight train bound east and 8 SOL
der traia bound west, ran into each other,
the engineer and froman Of both trains
wers killed.
While tho conductors were disputing as to
the blame, another freight train from the
east ran into tho train of soldiers at the
station, killing fifteen men and wounding
one hundred and fifty.
Tho soldiers belonged 20 Illinois and
Missouri Iegimots, and were homeward
bound.
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Tho RIcbmond RenuBli. Of The 1etb sav

The Richmond Republic of the 10th says:
"Miss Anna E. Dickinson, VOL known s.
a lecturer and politician in the chief
Northern cities, reached the city, on q
tour of dissertation, Thursday evening,
and stopped at the Monumental He
tel. Yesterday evening che changed
her quarters to the Spotswood, where
she is now stopping One who has created
50 marked sensation IN role monopol-
ize1 entirely at the South by the lords Of
creation, cannot fail TO attract attention
while here. Miss Dickinson, we presume,
will pay the Libby, Castle Thunder, the
negro school, and the battls fields visit
during her sojurn."
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THz EEBAIss OF MEs. Sc WARD.

AUBURN, N. l., June 70.
The remains of the late nrs. VIM. II.
Seward left Washington, Thursday fore
noon, in a special train provided by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, under the
charge of the Assistant Superintendent
DucSrt, and arrived in this city at six
o'clock this morning. The remains we're
accompanied to this city by Secretary
Seward, General William II. Seward, jr.,
Clarence Seward, Msjor General Hancock,
Brigadier General Mitchell, of General
Hancocks taf,snd Msjlr Norris, Surgeon,
U. S. A, one Of the surgeons who attends
Secretary Stewards family. The funeral of
the deceased will take placo a. St. Peters
Church, in this city, tomorrow, Saturday.
at o'clock IN the afternoon.
Secretary Stewards health does not seem
to have been injured by the journey. He
bore the fatigue remarkably well.
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VassIREta IEEmH

NEW YORK, June %.
The Commercials special Gays that the
health Of General Grant is somewhat i'm.
paired, by artuous service, and he will
probably seek few weeks Of quiet re-.
pose.
General HoEard hss received very fs-
yorable Information from Arkansas and
Missouri, respecting the condition of freed
men. Ia Missouri only two hundred and
thir.y-six persons ere supported by the
Government against four thousand four
hundred and ftiy-tRo whites.
The Posts special says the attorneys are
daily placing on file applications fer par
don for their clients.
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Lsst Thursday, in Nashville, Tennessee

List Thursday, in Nashville, Tennessee,
Charlotte Brown, beautiful young lady of
eighteen, daughter of wealthy and respec-
table parents in McMiuniYille Tenn,
committed suicide in her grief at cruel
treatment from the man for whom she had
left her home and adop cd life Of shame.
Curiously enough this man was summoned
as one OF the jurors in the coroners inquest
over her body, and the jury had to be dis
charged in Consequence, and another
drawn.
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FauM roEFNEaS mONRoE.

TORTkEss MONROE, June %.
The steamship Ariel, OF the Texas ex-
petition, ssiled today.
Six hundred robei prisoners arrived tC-
day from Baltimore bound to City Point.
The steamer Ranger, from Hilton Head,
brings Savannah papers Of tho l7sh. No
noWs. II
The wheat crops in Gsorgia are now be-
ing harvested in fair average. Rains in
the interior nave been abundant.
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GOLD TllIS MORNINU ~ SO
Associated Press Report.
DEHsEDs OF THE SOUTH CAKE
LIMA DEEEGAItON.

=, WAsHIFGToE, June %.
The Washington special 10 the Boston
Journal states that the South Carolina
delegation very modestly ask that the gov
ernment shall redeem Confederate bonds
and paper, which amount, according TO
their calculations, to about $500 o00, ,O0o.-
The delegation possess oIe million Of the
worthless trash, which is said to be tho Sc
Get Of their anxiety.
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rHOM OAERn.

CAIRO, June %.
-Four hundred and fifty bales Of cotton
passed up the river for Cincinnati, snd ESQ
passed last night for st. Louis f; also $50
passed yesterday for points on the OHIO
river.
Over fly gunboais and other vessels,
lAtely composing 8 portion OF the Missis-
sippi squadron, are TO be sold st auction, at
Mound City, August l7th.
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e KEIOHAL CIU SUI OF OONGgEGA.
EL0kAL GLI IURNHEE.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, juno 23.
The National Council of the Congrega
tionRl churches, numbering about one
thousand psraons, arrived in plymouth by
an extra train yesterday, and after holding
q regu 'ar session on Burial Hill, proceeded
to Plymouth Rock, where Photograph of
theGssembly was. taken. They afterwards
visited Pilgrim Hall, and other points of
interest.
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GOLD nARRET.

NEW YORK, June %.
Gold Is weak and some of the large hold
ers who l3tely refused to lend are today
the lenders Of half million, this morning
on easy terms. There is little demand for
export, and the shipment tO-m9ETow ia ex-
pectei to be very light. The steamship
Lafayette for Havre took out to-day SIP;
700 il specie,
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Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.

Tho war Is now about p aged out,
Great changes have been wrought
Our gaiant boys arv oomlrg home;
Jef Davis has been stught.
Huzza huZz2l nov hang your banners out,
Huzzai hlszal let alt the people sh9Gt.
5he way the rebel chief was caught
is Iaughabe inde-d;
He tried to Tuu 10 pstriocats,
But ho did net s1ccesd.
Huzzaf huzzai hang all your banners cut,
Jed Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think It very stranso,
A woman should retrest
With great bOWie-kni,e in hand,
Until they saw bis feet.
Huzzsl huzzll our b.ys have got good ssuso;
'IWtEt gaiter shoes ant ssogy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, crlnoline, We think y-u ERs,
For you would not conceal
TIE flying rebel President,
When h did chow his h ol.
Huzzl hUZZAl there's nothing half 20 hne
To show a foot and ankle OF, lilEl welt raised
crinoline.
Yo7r Gays are numbered now, old Je9,
You surely cannot hops,
Or have b5tter esd in yisg,
Than ths O. d Of stoHt rope.
HuEzAl huzZa JeiT Davis hiss no shoe;
In settling up all his a-c3uuisi Just Keep ht
oTimo8 in view.
The boys who caught JeT avis,
Well welcome one and al,
And treat them to q hue new suit
At ISAAC'S ZION HALL
Huzzs huzzai fling the starry bapner out,
Our "a liant boys are coming home, let aI lho
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in ths Wesi, a. the Lowest PIiclsi al
Isaac A. Isaaos's Union Hau.
sole Agency for the salo Of Singers Cel brsed Sew
ing Machines siorr's hutomaton Presman, end
StEgls,s Patclt Arulx rrnnk and i.ad LezlaA iIi-d
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PITTsBuRaH. June %.
W. HUNTER,
Acting Sec. of State.

PITTsBURGB, June %.
DEATH or HON. WIN. WILKES.
The venerable William Wilkins died
this morning at his residence, Homowood
Station, at the ripe age of eighty six years.
Mr.. Wilkins has filed many important
positions with great credit to himself and
beneG. to the country; was Senator in Con.
gress from 1881 to 1884 Minister to Rus
sia in 1884; in 1914 was Secretary of War
when John G. Calhoun was Secretary of
Slste; was on board the Princeton when
tho "Peace-msker" exploded and Secretary
Upsher was killed and Senator Benton
injured. Mr.. Wilkins has also filed cred
itabIy the office of Judge of the United
States District Court for Western Pennsyl-
Ysnia.
LOUISVILLE, June 23.
FIRE.
Tho agricultural implement and mat
tress factory of Dickinson, Bennett & Co,
was destroyed by an accidental fire. Loss
$4,000; insured $4,000.
NEW YORK, June q.
GALLAGHER's EXCHANGE.
Gold 1925,
New York Centrsl, 90; Eric, 755s;
Hudson, 1925; Michigan Central 1Ol:
Illinois Central 12S; Old Southern, 6315;
Pittsburgh, 6S%; Rock Island, 1OO2l;
Prairie Du CHEN 361I; North Western,
preferred, 545s; Fort Wsyno 96H; Ohio
/ Mississippi 241z; Canton, 3S.
Gold active.
Stocks dull.
Gold closed after call at 1929.
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ESCAPED.

RTrE.Aa-as-Jv-Ilo 40.
Darlington, the murderer Of policeman
Dill, who was yesterday sentenced t. DO
huDg on the llsh Of August, escaped last
night with three other prisoners, named
Levi Givens, James Kelly AID Thomas
Hickey.
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TIE NEeEo surgRAor ouEsr1or.

A prominent gentleman, an advocate Of
negro suffrage, hss written letter to Gov.
Swan, of Maryland, asking his views upon
the sUject. The reply has not yet been re-
ceived. Gov. Swan had prctrscted in
tsrYiew with the President today.
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EAhCUlINE Nj ANSlols, :
WASHING TON, March Is. 1864
Hon. AIichacL Baha:

Hon. Michacl Hahs:
My DEAR SIR: L congratulate you on
having fixed your nams IN history as the
first free State Governor Of Louisisns.
Nowyou are about 20 have c convention
which smong other things will probably
define the elective franchise. 1 barely
suggest, for your private consideration,
whether some Of the colorod people msy
not be let in--ss for instance the very in
especially those who have fought
gallantly in our ranks. They would pro
badly help, in some trying limo 70 come,
TO keep the jewel OF liberty in the family
Of freedom; but this is only suggestion
not to the public, but 70 you alone.
Truly yours,
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FROM WAsniMGfon.

lsfooiai Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial
WASHINGTON, June y.
STRANGE STATEMENTS OF TIE WITNESS
eoNvER.
It is expected that the witness Sanford
Conver, who testified to Sanders and
Clcsry's completely in tho Assassination
plot, will be called again to tho stand, in
the conspiracy trial tomorrow, to explain
the contradictions Of certain portions of
his evidence, which have been very lately
made
It is tudeisto61 that he win testify that
6 card published in q Cansdl N paper,
over his signature, 70 tho effect that no
swore falsely on tho trial here, was forced
from him with loaded pistol at his hoad,
while in company with rebol ptisohers in
uan&ds, s,tet his return from Washington.
This singular circumstance has added
good deal to the general mystery which
seems TO bo felt here regarding This sa1ne
UIsuyss Sanford C6noytr.
lsp6ci'l Dispatches to thu Cincinnati Gsz.tt51
PREsIDENT LINCOLN ON NEGRO sUFFsAGE.
a most important expression Of PresI
dent Lincoln's, on the question of negro
suffrage, has just been given to the pnblic,
in letter to Governor Hahn, of Louis
lana:
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Diamond cameo photographs are sue
ceeding, in England, the carte dc visits.
The chief peculisrity is that the pictures
are busts in oval shape and stsmped to a
convex shape, giving beautiful illusion OF
roundness and relief to the features,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-24
SPEClAL DlSPATCHFS.
FRoM CO UR sUs.
Especial to the Cleveland Lrlpza.l
CoLUMBUs, June %.
TRIPLER HOSPITAL

TRIPLER HOSPITAL.
Some time ego Governor B-ough made
application to the War Department for the
transfer of Tripler Hospital with its fumi
ture, &c, 10 the State of Ohio for the pur.
pose of converting it into the Eoldie.s'
Homo. He has now been advised by Sur
geon General Blrnes that the Medical D.
rector of rrIpler bss been instructed 10
make the transfer ss soon ss il can be done
without deLrihent to the public service -
The hospital is pleasantly located on the
State grounds, about three miles from this
city and will make q splendid asylum for
discharged friendless and disabled soldiers.
RECEPTION.
Tho lst Ohio Independent Battery ard
detachment of the 29.b, S2i, 1884 inf.n!ry
regiments, and the 5th cavalry, 424 mon
in all, had reception this morning at the
Park. The men were welcomed homo in
neat and graceful little speech by Cylonel
s. D. Maxwell, A. D. c. TO Gov. Brough,
who is at homesuGeFing from indisposition.
Addresses were maao by e& QIaisumNter
General Wright and Hon. w 3 Hubbard
of this city.
MILITARY ITEMS.
The 1O4.h Ohio, 547 strong, arrived st
Pittsburgh this evening On route for Camp
Cleveland.
one hundred ana thirty y-sc4en mon be-
longing 10 the 9th Ohio Infantry left Lou
isville this noon for Columbus. They are
under command or Capt. Alex. Molg.
The 10th Ohio was paid this afternoon,
and detaebmcnts of the goth and g2I rocj-
nehts will receive psyment tomorrow
Sergesrts David NJ. hammond, John B !
Welch and David b. Connel, of the 25.h !
)hiO have boon discharged TO enable them
o accept positions in celcred Regiments.
Lieutenant Lorenzo D. Bosworth, %
)hio Cavalry, has been honora bly, digcharg-
d.
Captains E, J, Brannis, I83.b, and r. G.
&ice, l25ih, have resigned.
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The report from Alabama that large
amount Of arms were secreted by the rebel
armies before their surrender, for future
use, is one which demands Immediate in
vesiigation. If tbeststement b. correct
one, mine is laid in Alabama which may
at any time explode under our feet. The
report should &c immediately Investigated
Rno II it proves 30 be correct the arms
should be cOnfscated at onco.
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ALABAMA UNIONIsTs.

" TAoLINNIO1Ii . lILI0 10
A special to the n, Y. Tribune says; A
member of the Alabama delegation, now
here, brings intelligence from that State
that most Of the Union citizens sreunsrm-
cd, while the rebel element is well supplied
with arms formerly used by them in the
army. He was present at the surrender Of
the rebel Roddy's command, and states that
out of 1000 men but 80 delivered up their
arms, accounting for the balance as lost,
whereas they had bean hidden only to be
afterwards reclaimed BY the rebels.
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1t Is reported by telegraph that $4,000
men are to be mustered out Of the Army
of the Tennessee' That will send large
number of Northern Ohio boys home TO
taeir friends.
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Ns&s ADNERTISEMENTs.
GALE OF sERVICsABLE MULES:



QUARTEBsArrra GESERAL's CFrIcE,1
WAsHisarjS D. o., Jtns s., 1865.
BY diection OF the Qusrtermast.r General, tn are
VIII be Sold At pubic icn t. tbe hirhest lid.
der. at the times and places n1med below, viz:
CLEVELAND OHIO WEDNESDAY, July 5.
GARLI5iE L. PA, THUR DAY, July S.
H9I, I0A u. Y sBuEG, PA WEDEEsDAY, " r.
HUNTINGDON, PA, FRIDAY, JULY H.
READING, PA, MONDAY, July ~
EASTO6, PA, THURSDAY. JULV %.
tHlLAD DELP HIA, PA, MDEDAY, JHLY p.
Two HUHDREB sE6VICEtBLE MULES q
each plFce, except CLEVELARD, whefe FIVE
HUNDRED viii be sOld.
Many OF them wero bought IN the beginning of
tuc HaE as ycnns males, UccoIn panied the armies
"a sil theis marches and camps and thorough
" broken hardened ~ exercise, gsat Q and fanii.
iAI IRON bring 90 long su roOndej by tho slldiers
AhouSh SOund and Berv 'ceable, tn Y ave 70 lrn-
ser qatfed in the army, and can bo purchased a.
fhese -. st far less than their / nc vsIus ; be
atttHil lon Of both miners aud farmers is espe:iaIy
Mules sold siogly. gaIcs to couwenc, at 10 A,
M. TermS-Cssh IN United States our..nry
JAMES A EKIE,
BFeyet BIigsdier 6saeral, in charge,
lesiSt5 flTst Diyisil n, 2. NJ. G. o.
NEW DRESS GOODSI-We bgve re-
~ ceiSed per express, choice lins Of Plaid
TAYLOR, GRIsw0LD&
2,7 Superior ftrest.
DLACK GRO GRAIN and ARMURE
ID SILKS-Eeoeived to day, tho best q akiBg
Silks in tho market.
TbYLOR, GRISWOLD & CO.,
je2A 2I7 Superior street.
DLACK ALPACAS-At lower prices
ID than the same qualities have yet h en- offered
TAELOB, GRISWOLD & o.,
l61A 2I7 supsrior e.
HOPS-BEST QUALITY FOR FAM |
q = lily u5u, for sale by
OHUROHTLL& & BROTHER,
5un24 l2G Ontario street.
CONSTITUTION WATER FOR |
~ Di,betcs aud kindred complaints aIgo Con
stisutou life syrup for Diseases of impurities Of
the B-OUd. or sale by
GHDRUaILL BRDTHER,
le24 126 Ontario It
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sADf- ABE ClG3 =
To OLD PRICESlI

Now Is the time If you wish to s.o7Ie Bargains.
I have laTg stooS Of Cloths, Csssi1eres and
Vessngs for the Custom Dcpartaeut, which viii be
made Ip IN the YUrJ beet maun0r az ioW prices.
5. MANN,
Iel4 Ie2 Superior st , Cpp. Bank St.
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CLOTHING

NRRAP DECLINE IN CLOTHING
G
IN order to close the bslaucs Il my spriaE aud
Summer Stock IL q very shoIt tine, have reduced
the prics Of
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.
LIMITED STATES AND FOREIGN

no, I8s Bank sirees, Cleveland. ohio,
We are prepared to trsnssct business OF every
description relsting 10 Inventions, Drawings, Is
vests, specifications, Patents, Infringensnts, and
fbe Patent Laws BUBBIDGE 4 CO.,
mp sutharisad sfnrneVr 70 n-tF1ts
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The Latest News

LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
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lhe Presidents Proclamation

Che Blockade to be Ralsed.