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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

Observation-Disclosures has three
milIionaires Seth B. Hunt, OF the firm
of Hunt Tillinghast & Co., New York /;
d. II. Conklin, retired partner of the
firm of Clafin, Mellen & Co., New York,
and Trenor W. Parke.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

B Among the prisoners of war re-
leased from Rock Island barracks, the
other day, was one who went straight to
the telegraph Office and sent dispatch,
at cost of S5,05 paid in advance, to
JEFF. Davis, requesting him to remit the
amount due him for Is months service
In The rehel army.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

Y Powers, on being asked not long
ago by an English lady who visited his
studio in Florence, whether he had exc
cuted a bust OF Jefferson Davis, replied,
'No, madam; I hope that before long
an artist of another profession than
mine may have the pleasure of execut.
ing him"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

disapp ointed in the sale Of his theatre
and as he is compelled In justice TO
friends, creditors and all interested par
ties to do so. he will open it to the pub
lie. The box in which President Lincoln
was murdered is to be shut up
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

LARGEST RUN ON REooRD.-Frederick
G. Britton made a run in the billiard
room OF Charles j. Cuyler of Cleveland
of seven thousand seven hundred and
fifteen points So says the Cleveland
Herald. The largest run ever before re-
corded was six thousand one hundred
and fifty points.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

PBRsoNAL.-Dr. Benjamin R. Palmer,
for long time at the head of the Medi-
cal College at Woodstock, died at Louis
vile, KY, on Tuesday.
Thomas Hale, Esq, has dissolved
his connection with the New Hampshire
Sentinel
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

PATESTs.-Patents have recently been
issued as follows
To James FL. Flsgg of Perkinsvllle,
for corner or joint for soap stone stoves.
To Geo. Bsnnister of Hartford, for
improved socket for hoes, chisels, sc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13
miscellaneous Items.

The force OF the navy is to be re-
duced from $1,000 to $4,000 men.
Quarantine is to be established be-
low Washington as precautionary
measure against the introduction of the
Russian plague and other epidemics.
-" Sunset" Cox has moved from Ohio
to New York, where he has formed a
law partnership with Commissioner
Lewis, late of the Internal Revenue Bu-
reau.
Fourteen clerks with copperhead
proclivities were dismissed from the In
terror Department on Saturday, and
their places Supplied by wounded officers
and soldiers.
A letter from Houston, Texas, of
late date, says that 10000 Rebel troops
mostly Missourians, are now on their
way to Mexico, under Gen, Shelly, to
offer their services to Maximilian. The
statement is doubtless untrue. We do
not believe word of it.
Soon otter the war broke out, while
he was yet high In military repute at
the South, Beauregard said When 1
reach Massachusetts, my first act shall
be to blow Plymouth Rock out of exist
ence; that will be the greatest and hap
pieSt moment of my life"
A mendicant well known in the
neighborhood of the Church of the
Madaline, Paris, addressed to friend OF
ours lately the following irresistible ap-
peal II am poor, Monsieur, but l am
religious. ! want but one of the saw
ing virtues. have Faith, l have Hope,
it remains with you to give, me Char
ity.n
"A VienneSe manufacturer went to
celebrate his marriage with a portion
less young girl, but happening to pull
off his wig in removing his hat as they
were about entering the church, the
damsel utterly refused to wed the bald
headed lover and each returned home.
Among the passengers by the Delhi,
which arrived at Southampton on the
30th, with the Mediterranean mail, are
nineteen Japanese youths, who go to
England to be educated. They are fine,
intelligent looking young fellows. They
are dressed in English costume, and can
speak little English.
The bills consequent upon the
death Of Mr.. Lincoln, including those
for decorating public buildings and
those for the funeral, have all been de-
livered aud their aggregate is but
trifle over S25,0 900. while the expenses
of President Harrison's funeral, when
the display Of mourning was much less
general and the ceremonies much less
imposing, was $4,000. "a
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

FRANKLIN COUNTY UNION NoMISA-
TroNs.-For Senators, W. g. Smith, st.
Albans; VIM. s. Rublee, Berkshire AL.
bert G.. Soule, Fairfield
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

DEAD HoRsE.-The famous horse "Ver-
mont Hambletonlan died on the 18th
OF June, at the age Of Is years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

FoRD's THEATRE AT WAsHrNeroN.-Mr.
Ford, in letter published In the Wash
iustou papers, says that, as he has been
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13
Electrifying Act

sy-MEssRs. STONE & ROSsTON Designed this
remarkable Free Exhibition of Hirial Flights
for GRAND FEATURE Of their Interior Enter
tainments but the erection of the pillars and platform
occupied so much valuable time, and required SO
great space, that it found very inconveDient and
long interruption Of the brilliant Arenie Perform
ances and notwithstanding the enormous expense at
tending the production Of this Gymnastic Marvel,
Messrs STONE & RossToN prefer to present 1t az 3
FREE OFFERING, rather than the Public should he
deprived of witnessing the gigantic and absolutely
startling demonstrations of physical rieor and agility
ever displayed by man. No Il
tY- The exciting nature IT these prodigious and
novel Fligh IS absorbed the attention and amazed the
inhabitants of tho principal cities Of Europe, and the
Press of that country teemod with laudatory eulo-
gums of the unequaled feats accomplished by Sig F.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

DOMESTIC BLIss.-There are evidences
OF domestic bliss in the following tele-
gram, sent by Wall Street broker to
his wife: "Send John. Also demi John.
Kiss Matty. Spank Arthur. Don't fret."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13
This splendid GRATUIToUS EXHIBITION will be
giyan niinrenf To the
STONE 8 ROSsT0A CIRCUS PAVILION,
At One O'Clock. p. M.

At OuG o CIOCh, Il M
Upon huge Platform placed elevated pillars, eu-
abng every spectator to obtain n complete view Of
this triumph of modern gymnastics. The Public can
gain only very faint idea from the various Pictorial
Scenes Of this stupendous display Of its immense at
tractiveness and hazardous nature. It's the culm-
mating glory of Pancratic Art and grandest sue
cess Of progressive talent known in history yielding
distinction subordl nate event recorded in the
annals Of Popular Amusements.
SPECIAL NoTI CE.-Lades and persons naturally
nervous and timd entertaining fears Of accident to
the fearless Pancratist, respectfully informed,
that in case SIG. FERD INAND should fall from his
giddy ominence, novel arrangements made by the
OF ndia-rubber mattresses and springs in the plat
form to him from serious injury. But he gene
rally succeeds with polished grace and lustrous skill
that ignores all peril in achieving results undeniably
amazing, causing the fascinated populace to applaud
with enthusiastic frenzy and colossal shouts Of ad
miration intensely captivating the singular and
majestic performances of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

A CITY CHARrBRIsr.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

UEIoE WARD MEETISGs.-The U5ion Ward
Meetings for the election of delegates to
the Union County Convention, to be held
at National Hall, Saturday next, June 10,
viii be held Thursday evening June
Sth, as follows:
LIST Ward-Engins House, Champlain
street.
I'd Wsrd-Bssement Of Court House.
Sd Ward-Bethel Church schooI-room.
4th Wsrd-Engine House, Huntington
street.
9th Wsrd-Johnson Run School House.
9th WErd-Wigwsm, scoville street.
Tn WeEd-Engine House, Phelps street.
s-h Ward-Station House, Vermont street.
9Th Wsrd-Engine House, Church street.
10Th Wsrd-Bassment Kentucky street
school house.
1lth Ward-Engine House, Lorain street,
Each Ward Meeting will organize ct half
past sever o'clock, P. N and a prompt and
full attendance is requested.
NJ. r. KEITH,
Chairman Central Committee and Presi-
dent City Union Club.
Cleveland, Japs q 1865.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
MEADVILLE NEWS.
[Dary Correspondence of the Cleveland LEADun.
MEADvILLE, e., JUG I, Iss5.

MzADvmLE, Pa, June 2, 1865.
CELEBRATION AND RRoEPrIoH.-At q meet
ing of the citizens of Mesdvills, held st h
Court House, Monday evening, it was de-
cided that the coming Fourth should be
celebrated in q manner becoming a true and
loyal people, and that q reception should be
ven TO our returned soldiers commensu-
ats with their deeds of bravery. To the
soldiers of this and adjacent counties, a
general invitation is given. The same
courtesy is also extended to the citizens of
neighbOring counties. ~rs
The cooperation of the borough author
tiles was solicited and the Council, at its
meeting on Monday night, made manifest
citizens in q grand celebration and recep-
ton. Now that the ball is set in motion,
we may look forward with pleasure to the
great day. We expect to see Meadville
crowded on that day as it was never
crowded before.
GRANT CoNIEe.-Gsnersl Grant is expect
ed to pass through this place on Friday, on
his way to the fair st Chicago. A car for
his,specisl accommodation has been sent by
the Atlantic& Great Western Railway Co. to
New York. THE exact time of his expected
arrival here is yet unknown.
TIE OLD GUN The TOwn Council, at the
solicitation of our citizens, has requested
the Governor TO send back the old cannon
fsmiliarly known as the Lafayette"
piece, which was taken from the State ar
seaal here, for a more "~active" field at the
outbreak of the rebellion. This gun is a
present from Lafayette to the State Of
Pennsylvania, and having been used for
many years here to announce "tidiugs of
great joy" and the Fourth of July" etc.
It is perfectly natural that our citiz ms
should desire the return of this old and ia
vorite pet, to note the return of another
natal day. The Governor will undoubtedly
heed the request, and send US back the
"baby walker"
OEE HUNDRED AND TEN BARRELs.-The ia
NOUS Shipper well, near the mouth Of
Sugar Creek, pumped and flowed ITO bar
rels of oil Cd Friday last.
ERRoR.--strakosch did not advertise to
give a concert here on Monday evening, as
stated in a former letter. l should have
said IN Thursday evening, and that tickets
would be for sale on Monday at Cook and
Hull's music store. II.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

BEEEFTT OF Mr.. sTEPHKNs-We observe
that Mr.. R. s. Stephens will take q
benefit at the Academy of Music, next
Saturday night, on which occasion the most
POverful attractions of the season are Of
fered. The beautiful nautical drama of the
Dream at Sea" will be presented with the
entire strength of the company. A comic
song is promised, by a celebrated amateur.
Mrs. simcOe Lee, that graceful and YER
satile actress, has volunteered her services
on that evening, and will appear as mrs.
Fizgig" in the killing farce of "The Irish
Lion" with Mr.. John Heron Barney, the
Guide,) a "Tim Moore" We cannot
easily conceive of q more attractive bill.
We trust q full house will be in attendance.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

WARREE RIeH SCHOOL ASNIvERsARY.-We
have received q very neatly printed pro-
grsmme of exercises of the Warren High
School Anniversary. The exhibition will
take place this evening. We should Judge
from the subjects Of the essays and Orations
that the exercises must be of a very pleas
ant and superior quality. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

A NEw ALPHABRT.-Mr. Charles Parker,
a deaf mute, of West Rupert, Vermont, the
inventor and proprietor of the single and
double handed, armed and brachial, alpha
bets, Is in the city, in the endeaVora and hope
Of disposing Of his valuable charts and thus
gaining an honest livelihood. These charts
are sold at the triaing price of ten and IF
teen cents, each, and we hope he may be
successful here. His system speaks for
itself, and notonly contains valuable ugges-
lions, but is itself an important and con-
venient arraD cement.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

MICHIGAN TROOPs.-The 26ih Michigan
Infantry reached this city from Pittsburgh
between one and two o'clock yesterday
morning. They were expected to arrive
about eleven O'Clock, and take the boat to
up to them a capital breakfast, and when
tle morning steamer, City of Cleveland,
cam in, she turned shout and left for De-
troit with her load of living freight. The
regiment numbered.upwards of three hun
dred men. We could not get its ~organiza-
tion.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

CHARITY BESTOWED ON TIE CRY Council
The City Infrmary Director has taken com
passion on the City Council, and generous
ly thrown open to them the Poor House.
They will meet at Council Hall at one
O'Clock this afternoon, for the purpose Of
going out to the Infrmary in q body. Il
was very considerate in the Director.
ApropOs to this, strawberries are awful
dear nov. There are twenty-five members
of. the Council and several parasitic dead
heads, each and all of whom have q huge
sweet tooth and an excellent mouth for the
small comforts of life. How are you, straw
berries?
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

KELLEY's BLooK.-The roof of this build
ing is nearly completed. It will be an
improvement on its predecessor. It is
raised higher than that by several feet,
and the block is topped out with an OBJ
servatory. 1t seems TO be taken for grant
ed that this sky loft or lookout is designed
for a reception room to the MUSES.. The
inspired builder, "his eye in a fine frensy
rolling" can mount alOft any night, and
WOO to his lofty retreat the Sacred Nine.
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AVOID COUNFERFEIFS.
Hostot'er's Bitters share thu common fate
of all things good-ImPostOrs initiate.
OF these beWsre-discree'ly use J on. eyes
From honest hOuEes purchase your supplies.
CAUTION.

"a UTlON.
TIE GOVERNMENT I~EOORSEuEET.
In order to guard against dangerous I'M positions
the public are requested to take especial note Of
the beautiful engraved proprietary stsmO, through
which the Government Of the United States an
thsnticates every bottle OF HOsrErTERs BIT
TESS. This shield, thrown by the Government
over the prOpristors and the public for their joint
protection, is placed conspiouously across the cork
and over the neck of zach bottle, aud cannot f-il to
strike the eye of the most casual observer. Nothing
that purports to BE- Hostetter's Bitsers can be
genuine nbIsss the stamp is there.
It is also proper TO state that the Bltteas are
sod exclusively in glass and never Ondfr any cir
cumstAnces by the gallon or the barIel. Impostors
aud imitGtOrs are abroad, and the obly safeguard
the public have against them is to zee that the
BltieIs they buy bear the engraved label aud note
Of baud OF Messrs. aost+tter q Smith, and the
stsmPa above mentioned jun n5:Z93-Iw.d DIV
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
LabOrers' strike at Berea.

bkAkAI u Juoe o 800.
EDITORS LEADER: On Friday last some OF
the manufacturers of this place notified
their laborers that they must suffer g reduc-
ton of wages of twenty-five cents per day,
The wages have bsen from $2.75 to 50 90
per day. The men refused to work at the
reduction, and now most all the q~usrries
are idle and the men on a strike. Wages
of 50 IS per day for turner's, and 50 rs for
quarrymen ought to satisfy reasonable men q.
Business is dull, but the manufacturers
think they can let their work stop without
its being any injury to them and they are
consequently disposed to let the strikers
have their own way.
Xnnra pnnr Enn
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Iuns:2I7

TO Artists and Anlateurs.-A Hart, at
his EUp mum. 1872 suueri T street, Offers 10 AT
t sts and Anna eurs, the chic st 20 lection Of
Artists Materials TO be found Cleveland, con-
si'ting Of and Ameri, an ColOrs f1r Oil snd
Water Color Painting, hne EDglish Brushes, pol
ished handles; Pslettes Palette Knives, so!teners,
etc. Has also on hand q large and Ell giant q sort
ment Of OIL Prints. Landscapes, Fruit and Flower
Pieces, from which amateurs and others can select
the beat models to enlarge into vAlua' le PsiLtirgs.
The utmost caro- will be observed il flung 'rier-
by lie ter. lunS.Zls
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
Cleveland whoIesnle market

WEDNESDAY EvEHlse. June 8, 1ss4.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
etsaml and Rail from this port to New York and
B ston. All Raj rates are i've cen . high 7.
To New YOrk.-Firs Glass sl.zTi Second class:
$40; Third olsss &c Fourth class: Soc. Flour,
SLOi Wool, slT5.
To BOst NJ rst class; sI.ss; second class:
Sl,O9; Third elias: Sc; Fourth elass 55e. Flour,
SIZE. Wool s 90.
FI0n-Yery little deing. We continue quota
tons at s7,On9ZsO for Xxx redi Ss,COes,6O for
Xxx white.
Decidedly more active to day, At = de-
cine Of 495s 90 rel white irregular. Tbs in
quiry for No. 2 rod as mainly for shipusnt. sAlea
Eese 800 bu, 1888 bu, l,l5O bu, snd 2,OOO bu No.
2Ted from store At 81 Is ? cars No. 1 red At 81 Sc,
aud z cars d. do a. Sl,5Ti l car 10 2 white on
track at si,7e1zi I car do DO + ON store at sl,75;
L car do do f,om store at 8 10.
Corn-Dul aud lower. Sale l car No. shoIIed
from store a. SC.
Das-Opsnsd at yes'e dsy's figures. bns adj.
vaneed !: an T ne New Y TX report, closing arm.
sal before Change Of 3 cars from stOrs at sc; on
. hargs l Ger at 55o.
Aye-lnactvs and nominal,
R~arIey-No sales rsIolted. held nOminAIIy
a. 7os 75o for No.I
Pors-In air trads demand and steady st S25,-
Co for eity-pseksd msss and $50. 90 for do e'ear.
Lard-Less dong 10 day, but market steady at
l99zcc for eiIy-rendsrcd in n ross and ke,s-
SHOked MeaEs-Fair demand and steady for
citJ cured meats At the following prices: Sugar
cured hams 2so Tor esnvassed and &c for unoan-
vAssed plata hams &c bacon Isc shoulders Ice;
dried beef lgo lorcsnvsssed and IS for uneanvassed.
7Aies at quotatioes Of Loo be sugsr-eured hams
and 1000 Bs cried beef.
8ess Bcef-Qui tsnd steady 81 SEQ for city
pArkod.
Gutte-Dul and teniing downward. sAlss Of
5 hrki-s choice Western Res-Ive at 20, but this is
an extreme figure. small ssles having been made at
iSS20c, which Is a ia T range.
EERs-Iu good demand and scarce. Small saLs
ct 2'g21o.
Cheese-Iu good steady demArd for new W. R.
dairy at l2Hsl6s for fair to prime.
HtghVsIne~-D Dull, heavy aud over. Held ct
the close At 500. No safes reported.
AIeOhOl-MArkeI qai=t and weak. Held at
VO,94,O5 tor 70 per cont. EsutrnI Proof Spirits
81 I~5as2,2O. Cologne Spirits, 9S per cent, s4,I5.
Petroleum The mAizst is dull and more or
less nOmiual At Tog72e for refined.
Dried 1aFles-DsDand light. We quote at
s9s1c. and p y for pzeksg,s-
Drfe=i Pelsebes-UnpeeIed held st See. No
peeleI In muket.
LaAt fish-ln good request sud stsady. Sales
rs half bbls No I Whhedsh at ss,75; IS half bbIs
No. I Pcksrei at IS co. 80 half bbls Hsrriag Of
1910; Is hall hbls No. Trout S7,75.
ssit-stsady. Fle $40. Coarse and Ground
Solar 1910.
HOps-FIrm. GsW YORK state 45050o, Eeoords
ing 20 quality Ohio 25930c-
~esia-Stoady. 5artsy Matt held At $40 per
bushel
&fe a7sa Fnssar-harkrt steady. VI quota
~ iolaWs F.: Proleut u~s EE ale $40; Stock XVI
SIS 20 Bsrnoft $500 Pate Cream 81; Portsr
~ Bsif and quarter barrels N propOrtion-
Nater Lime oswego and Akren held at
22l.
p-sA--'uo--rs land plaster glG,OO per
ton; Calsiued "a. 90 2 Dbl.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

PROF. DUBoTs.--From certain and many
surface indications, we Judge that Prof. Du-
bOis, the funny Frenchman and inimitable
lecturer, will be received here by crowded
houses on the two nights, Thursday and
Friday, of his appearance at Brsinard's
Hall. He will treat in characteristic style,
English, French and American Blunders."
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

POLICE CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following docket yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-John Stalman, John Nc
Glaughlin, John Burns, Albert Ilers and
VIM. Roach. 81 and costs, each.
Vagrancy-Thankfu Tanner, sent TO the
Work House thirty days.
Disturbance-Bsrney Grimes, Hugh Pat
en- and John McGenty, So and costs, each
VIM. Miller, 50 and costs.
Destroying prOperty-Wm. Knecht, the
costs.
Lewd Behavior-Ann Farrell, the costs.
Assault and Battery-Mary Roden, So
and costs Charles Rodsn, discharged
Won. Bedford, on two warrants, case con-
tinued to Friday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

WIND AND RA1s-We were visited ysster-
day afternoon with very high wind, which
caught up the dust and litter and Whirled
them around and hurled them in everydi-
r~ection, until we began thinking we were
on Sahara and q young simeon was around
loose and frisky. In the early evening,
enough rain fell to lay the dust and form
small puddles in the hOs streets. The air
at ten O'Clock was cooled down to . de-
liebtfuI temper.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

MORE TROoPs COnNG.-Up to six O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, the Mayor had not
been notified of the immediate arrival Of
any more Northern Ohio regiments. Seven
hundred Wisconsin troops will arrive here
to-day from Baltimore, which city they left
Tuesday night, and take this evenings boat
for Detroit. They do not constitute q single
regiment, but are detschments of several
regiments, batteries, &c. They will be fed
at the depot by the Soldiers Aid Society.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
ADvERTIsEMENTs.

WARTBD-A Girl to do work in 8
w small famlY; must come well recommsndsd-
AMY af 60 Eskle st. JunI:Hl
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

FrRE.--At 245 yesterday morning, fire
broke out in g one and a half story frame
dwelling house on West River street, owned
and occupied by Mrs Alice Mcintosh. The
house was partly destroyed. The FIRE
caught from q stove. Loss $500; no insur-
apce.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

Returned soldiers, AtIenIIOns-sI5
pr month can easily be made BY selling tn Clark
q Barker Mes E Iel.nd Sewing Machine, price $40.
There arc DO mInuf cture's of al goO1 machines
that csn offer as great Inducements as We can on
this machine. Cal and see m sohine, at 1871 supe-
rior street, up stairs. Bonn No 8.
jun7.2l6 CLARK 4 BARKES. Manufacturer.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

q. Z. MOney Harhet-June z.
lHT fEEEgRAPH.
MOney-Easy 81 59A p Of.
Sterling EXehange-Firm at TO9lIOH for
gold.
Gold A little higher, opening at l37H, dsclin.
ing to 1875. ana closing at l37Z
Tbs ,teamtr China, from Boston to-day, carried
cut SSH ,OOO in specie.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08

UNION PRIMARY MEETINGS In another col
umn will be found the call of the City
Union Central Committee for the holding Of
primary meetings in the various wardsthis
evening. We think unnecessary to suggest
to our readers the Importance of attending
in full force the meetings and e~lecting
sound Union men for the Democrats are
alert, and will leave no stone unturned,
his fall, 10 win the election. We do not
fear them, nor think that they are in any
way formidable if the Unionists are wide
awake and do their duty.
We hope our friends in the different wards
will send in to us, tonight, the names of the
delegates to the County Convention.