davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
Reputation Established

.r.RRrss s. "A. sfgEessts tyesly "a
pisbtsc'' ''benefaefS.ess,, Gaetihesi,,
aC07,SsessssE SNcCe8s Ss Maaps-c-
cegenscc5.% I: aEss'. TSf9,c,i .ffssd
her G;SC0UerieshajsgEe gone
tf6roat, os,sy 'to-SsSsy .$5S as
ia her line thc. largest asaG,,-
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-13
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

DR.. Johnson-I have cured. by the use Of your
remedies several patients that have been inmatosO,
the Iunatc Asylum from theaeyil effects of seminal
slider nothing can equal your medicines.
J W. SALLINS, NJ. ID.
Albany, n, J., October y 1lSe3;J a'nyyo7EI
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: 7ra @.5...sG BR NJ INlA 4.a.
6emers SerTeberr1n9S9efeni6df
"59i. .'2S in NemzOort. d

NE NlHt TIT OftttPfEn, WeINf gu ben herpDrrd8tnbfth
raetff beatf3en 8nuflentena gtep Yrrf8 eebSren, stbt unbe-
tinete Bun eiaaft fir r-r. ... ~.fs.an-
Sptipttdt in Der @ei6dftsfibrung uno 2ibes
ralttdt IN Der Nbmahung BON 8erluiten. 81.
9ptteen nerbt1J fpfort uHt su BEN SiatsRen 8ebinsunsta
aussefelt. I4 U95 >-fa ~
-.5 ~ tMbDlpt @neIer, &eent.
@2itE .t- ~ Sffee SO. Is SeepnbfrdBe, g~eaenlter
r.H'N Esfu1E -Fs Ger ppf- Office. lr4 .g.
By 9err r.-RIebenfeuber ia a~utCrtfirt, Nppli-
fatGnen fir pbtes Sc iea I6aft ~entgegen; unebnten. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-01
Baltimore unO 0bio
GtleubahH.

Gul u. mao Wsontoe, %. &pr.9, terbea tEeEi& 2 8tee
uadS gD6esltus uuS Rartersburs une elm Bug ua& Grebss
I'D obSs5eu, pie fDt8t:. -4a,r:ria. f .raa
pofsus t6g!iS (GrnutaDs susSsHOurssul, EErrG 900
1EIpreasns tSsli@ 4bensS $40. +- apo Ayt~
Deibe 3tSc bsr6inben f@ an O9rfuB attt alien ELGap
ass neIsii@, nprbteTlsG lmb ifbDeEli&.
Ser Sarpers Gerrr inb Sreberid Gccompbattpnsz3u a,
pehli9, DeridBt Baltimore UNI 4 r6r Wa9mittas8. Oefts
lid esrlaBt bieier 3uS Sarpers Gerrp un 6 a6r Waorsena
nub Greberid um Z n9r, taSLi8 (ausseucmusen Spnutass),
Der Gag na& gGtcctGs s&,As gept Oou X~5a,truor,
4aorsens uai $40 ". 9 90 aab ga9ur. 1 90 u. 4.50
nnb bon GGicott's gaiGe %tpeasua TAO arb tl.0l, uuS
sRa3uittass 2.40 uub $40. 4~n~rl.. r.. s5rogas.
Wa6 8GI9tngtDa. .rl5 .a
Ebganer BON Baltimore ad1 g8afbiaston Jtcresae 4.3C
100, $50 nab $40 anS @a9ra $50, uar $50
Spuutoss Bforsen3 I'M 4.S0 NIB $50, aab gtaG,
mittass $50 $500. ab8aus rca SBaibinstpn 2tpuseal
mn SIS, 8.15 Il. Ills uHb gtaGE,, aa 300, 4.30 uni
6.45. SnuHtagS uar DSurgere ur8.15 q. Ills II. Rad
: mittoss 500. Gua ter 4te anb Ste 3us bon 8alti
more luub bet 5tpeitc .anb oierts 3uS ben WaistnStrl
1alten an a1en Stotscnen 0n- :: .r1 r--a,.,-. f-..
Der Z unb $50 Wtpr9ensjug nib 5 30 unb s u9
2a6mittasS3uS bon Baltimore unb Der 6.15 hub g.. I,
Norsen;uS unb s unb 4.SO NaGmitta9S5us ben GBaib
ip9tou ~berbiubeu it9 nit benz Ianapoliss3uge.
&3egeu u1ssreE IuSrgnfs aus S3t1ete icorr 2rt nsub
nan I'D an 8. e. -guelaub. Scent in bcr SopsteG- Gta
tor. ODER an ee Ei6etsOfEes. se
%. g. Smit9 GrauSpostneifs
3. ". g ole, @eueraIzSaent. (3oulO
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NrCfclIpr Munnramle
Mnoet1 : &rGufer z@Iittr

Ia u~nftrettls bas beft BITS isst betaHnts 9RttteI CUR pslun
DON llnterletbS- BE fhperben dler Art, tnsbetonnert Wta9en
tra1mpf @erbauuues ftpdte Stp!srd.Nnfdle, Srnatbmer
,en, Dtdrbpea, Rcliten, SreGrIbr, SdEinbeL 8ldbun9tH
RcpfIhmera, Mhbnta, Rdltes 6teper, Seefrantbett, Srmnhet-
Complaint, lupte eeseu 3 u 4 c n unp @rtdItnMg.s
Do btefeS <rtr aus rein IN fGdpltdeu, ueBetdttltl@en
StOfen behebt, 10 etsnet es I'D SC6 ~Sefunbsr8 ,nt Isrupt'
aurs neuGebprener Stnber, lprte etenflas betrn 2obnsn bet-
ieIben.. Seine Wuttet irute per du men, #, t. bt' I'M
5aufe au bdben, tebpA lputs eS in btetnf 5ale MI &peecetr
iDafer unb 3uGer perbuuut seeeten perpen. Der strbGrt &c
Grfpla, Der it5 felt ibe n Sobren tn Deuttblae. sttetst,
bat F6 aud bier felt ben lsbten 4 Sabren 9~ldRSenb bspNsrt,
unb TT bteies @Iirtr aberaG eth unent6ebrltdes SaaST" 81
gerprhen.
Der grets bes ilstntrn 8lafa&tns If SO Gts. unS SsS srf'
Beren rs Cts.
9rOf. Duutrant's aaeen,etu beltebte Slutretnteun 80
Erduter-Y tneu unb pulper werben teben 6 etpenoen on
6rputf&en 3rantbetteu sur N@ern 5stluns ertns'
enb e%npfObleu. f414 go
Gerner enpfebIt i'd @antram's GPttePttt@t 70
{ II, sWr 9ansttheu 9eilune Der Sclpuat; @t&t,.HI
ger, tur ~rarttaIeu Yertretbune Don @t9t unO N99e1 att
NUS; 8db 1-Etnttur, etebt dusen6Itdlt3e etdpruns
Banbpurn:Y IlSer unb Gr6utertbee.
5u baben BET q. 5enrt etdufeu Su afdnetnn9'
28K gD. Yrdttar., 5aupt-Neent fur Baltimore iE~te pea
bauptIa6lt9iten MpDtHetsn.
80 csuIiuS Dteneit, Dentif,
1H gleyarhrta, 3D.,
f2eup-emr,l GseneraI.aaent fur giant Irterts
Sauptasentar fur BEN Diaritt @clnrnbtd et @pa
G brtfton 502 CITE Str. unb 31 YenrlplSdntAS
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Gen. Gra&ts u. gaHasiersgssnt. eEG "a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-01

Bt4aa farl &tnoanotreg unb Rs.feaa&
&sip4 wig @ea Set5, gsE5 d. Gsdeg 4ase
ssrG be
~ Aassssgxss aGta 0b81s &stfeaDdgg
az fol9n T4eI;es bee g3ef1$8s d
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-01
$3.50 01Stbtte fir GtntpanOere r.
Yleuc arrangements fir @inluanpercr
bic nnh hen1 Weften III reiien miinid1en.

~
bic nud benz 8eiterr 81 reiieu Wiiul4en.
Son teute, Q. RpSbr., an rerten bic @inroneerer auf Der
| Nortbern Central Calvert Str 9erpt @ilenbobn NIT ben,
Grpreetus befSrbert. Die Babn btetet bapurb Zen @mt+
erantn etnen srIBertn VprtbetI, ais ireenb etxe
dhbsre Babn, aub TT fe UNI 81 Wletlea turser ais isle anbere
Sdbn mad benGnnten Ylasen, ais: 81
Bittsburs, @leDelanD, 9etrpit, Sort @apne,
Chicago, Wilwautee, @aIena, Subuque, ct.
Yaul, @ed Sslano, Burlington, Soma Gitp
unb rerbtn brsbalb bic nit Ter NOrtbsrn Central Babn &c.
btnten gerlonsn 10 Stunben frlber ais tie NIT apbc,n Bah
men settueen eprt %etntreen, nut3 Uerten 4 NtaI pentseI Gle
g8oeen tabei sepe6ielt. Ate Satn Jtebt bur6 ben f@SnheA
Gtetl BON ObtD. Die san3s @ntteruunS Don bier bts @peasp
II 500 WetIsn. DaS @epdd ptrb bier eeSetHnct (naItebj
unb etbt NIT ben gafasteIen an ben ~BeftmmURssCrt.
9la6 Greitllne, 9uptpn, Cincinnati, 5nOiana>
I'D polls, louisville unO ct. Souls 1s,
rerbtn tbtnfaGs 9adastere %betbrbert unb fur ttr @fPad
tetnG Ue;tett umiGDuusstpfen9 btre&uet. Gie gallagher
i6unen NIT BEN 3 ubr, .ber Abenes 10 ubr.3u mao aAen
netItG .pIISeE eeben, cbne ~urterpess autgcbaIten ~ perDen
Dur6fabrtS. Stnete perbrn perfanft tn ber Offcf bs
Naeuten - SptH 6. Batter,
lttl4S ES. rs 8eas Ctr. nabe aDaters Ibdrf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-01
Or. &aa1spe ia SDsIar, aDmi9s
yeitss G1dUuurer, e

spre8hnmten gUrmtttass $40, aGant. "a uBt.
-fs tNRi22 } ..HUG# .t1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-01
Teuers0erfiAerune a .-
ser a11ocitrten Seueruann8 gesii9erut98se'
ia 1el16a1t BON Baltimore.

g SIS. q. @Sutbfr, ~eesenItsr Fem Sun<@ebdube.
Sn 8ettadtter erfpIsret6sn 9battsfstt Oes Damp 66eusr-
9epartements ffelen mir BON jest an tunt ~btQteeren Hretie
ueue pelicen aus unb erueuern aut bic alien gu ben btuts-
fen ytaten. @le 3tsieptseB tpelbe 9auier WlSbeIn rher
%ionttse Dertbse9entdnee tIr Elm Deer feben Sabre ~ SER
itbeTn mlnfGen, rptrten bterntt et~neeldbert, f6 bic 2tfe
unIerer berabeelebten prdmten a%nsuleten. ..5.
c &ue @erlnte heteen ME btstsr prompt unb liberal aus
be3ablt DG IcI q NIf Spbn 8. M1prtr prSf.
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.. ...
Getlt NIT fetren aus ben betIfamaen ans f~sdfttefen Rrft'
tern ~beretteten Ar5neten ~unfeptbdr Gnb raid dle BITE 8rdrt.
betten. pel4e aus llnreselma6t8tetteu I'm ItGSeu oNer BLUE
~entueten, ais ba fnb
ardnp,s ieoer Dirt, tnSbeicnoere Wtugentrampf,
6dmDrrboioen5 GbOleraz9lnfdIej 9iarrbae, &o@
liten, 8re6rubr, S6pinOeI, 8ldbungen, &Opfs
i6mers, Nitbma, taltes 6ieber, GpiIepiie.
Sn aaen piefen Sdueu If has Or. g a mptH&e@ 4tra,
(per Bottle 81 6 Bottles fIr $5l l~nfeblbar une ptrft iDtcrt.
Gesen drpniicbem lpcraitetemJ Reconnaissance
btlft bte Or. So m pef& { u benma tts M - sable
(per by. 81, 8 Bpren fIr 3d. IN f6tpteri8en TdIen NIT
benz @Itrtr tuelet6 a%nSepanet ftrr.@
Der 0uturbpttDt eamps tn Seslat bat stnsn y sresea
Ruf, bs pdtienten aus alien Ebetlen, Der gDeIt tu tba
arSn1en; Ct Bat eouts NapCIeUn Tn Sabre 1852 DOR stntr
3uferbarnrubr. BITE ais n~nbeIbas ertlart mar, turtrt UNI
Sat geeerpdrtte,a uset etrca 1000 Dattentet aus Nah uho
Jern, bic t6ntslt6e Semitic vpn 9annOoer, @rObturit eSn-
Aanttu BON NuBlaH6 netf @ernnbltu, unb SfrSVS Don nj,
tenbura neba IChter tn 8ebdnolune. . fi-
SIN baltimore bet u. gO8eler & Co., Seth 9. 9dnst '
6aTencamp gaSpdri's unp alien anbern Gpptbstcn 81 tdten
SaupteepOt fir DtRrttt Gclumbta: gb. @brtlttGnt 81.
pa Mpenue. gDa1btuetpn, . 6.
Smpprttrt ppn Or. g1itfd1 & Gc.I
(Stt27-) SO. ASP 8~rpatnap, Ner 9rrt.
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W. 49,
1GniUn YeMer : q rfidberMm9S> Sefeus
p ge .,rffbaft opn Baltimore. .e3 ST.
.4 Diefe Geftli6aft it uunraebr berett, Btuer. WerN&erunstn
t6r Statt. unb 9anbbefSt5um entgeeenaunetmeu Die Office
teFubst I'D SEQ. 40 SeeVnbftrabe, auf Der NprOfette.
Spbn Coates, prdftbent.
Dtteftpren
@bauncs GrpSf8, prdibent ber v9Betern Dant."
Stomas Ganbs, BON gdnbs, @tlptn h 60.
gDrt. &besnut, BON gBnt. Gte8nut X 60.
Simon 9arlbrrR, E~apfutann, Sputbfr. HHt .- 4.
Wn1. Bridges, DUn I'm, Bridges h Spbn. r.,
Spbn5@, 5epet NRebIbinbIer Yrattfr.
5SGfepb Wldttbetrt, bon Gbps. RGttbert Il Sp n. t.s
gDm s. pens Beef. ub Dprt.Dbtle1. ..
SGbn 8. Bridges, bon s 6. Bridges & &C. 'IA -
.Spbn Coates, Bretterbdnbler .4r -#.t .-s sd
SarteS 8. spear. bon @ebt. spear.
Sebn Rurubua IT., Geppt&tdabIer, gaItfmortfr n9-s ~
tGettD a.~u1ptmf p %Spedr Stir.
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$srtsssonTg u zkartsr:~ o~es DsnsOso


Ibeel!na CF2 Gola15ons.
Dts S~aSteruaae 0ss golstaoge sag a9sa gksien nes ~,
tsuS sEr ges. Sts&teH IL g1' ttsIst GGku tSrSer, sIs Ia
RpiIabeIpbta, S~ten-9rtt nesr aaTtsenS siner eEesreu Solts
GutS-en+ea, es!Qs 10 6et54 sksQitinose- aub EhtoIgtSsn'
saSr" bebteEsa, wesaea ms tsnftIbss Assam uab saGasr SS
6rbert sts ejs Eafastsrs EEi:sE 9Is7E, tpgiAs raeSr as hs,
~ppSeIte sG5IeR. s. .s4st
Die s3esta btsfsr Sesa es&ea g~sS0lEc-It S;ss, vsrbsn ~
Ra&tatts crieuastti, ss &3tater ss5ttst ,aES e wiy6 bCs 5eSe
sttren ErsrEsrehet reTabrtttt, eutsurs 20 TT tAr bt: geStsse
!t&fett nu3 St&srtstt osr' NoFastsrs ID eacn StT6en sesgrdt
Auf ohtBet EGen fs9Esu Dit &lstoGnotter euF bas @5SnenR.
9Ah Stuiaee, fts 20 btehtf nit g BaDa IL Sc
9 81. 9 tel te0y 1eI@e9t#r % Ga bsrer m II bet
90 eIIsG9en sef5rberk aes eabfrsn Esa5s:es b..
i6rotsu noG iEArseR DttesissH, Det9s In 6s sse2etrtste,
StaaSsl etauanbstu, est etulaasfae'sn gHagsrartens 2aaaeg,
Ausnanhsrft sDe&ien caf btsist sSaSn BE Meaer tcsb.eni
Der eansen REHs spn @asttuors rab giastnnatj npr an,
glSI Gai Der Sansea gtre1e. awsf5et Baltimore .us6 s
st9d Cincinnati sclansf man esf e!.1eg Iabg Ia 50 Gsh1ahes
aaG ct. 9Dsts NIB sttaso tn 3 Ea8ea.
Seotr Saio8scI SGt1co ESfnGb igfpaS ret. G!nber Bona
bis IL Sagren betst!su tnISss sEsts. asnser aa:sr 1 Sasres
anb eanj frst. ~ 5 o. -, y
Das ScHaG eess as bsa Easastessa uat !sz.sss nit tssss
~ sGei9er SstS "a ssns %ef,EmaRasorts ga, Elm Tsbsr ct.
bGlt stns Ssi4s'atSuas ssss fSaa Seed b3 IA bea Or: ss
Ssetauung. s. e. -. 41ir- M
DtHtf4eHGeEts ii fnh on ten SerjMieheuex Gtssts
atu beg GGSr .~anOtatGt, I'm 9iEEenser.r IN e~napfanset. tmh
NIT !SGeHs Gep6&e R:ttey t1 set69sssii. Osfe$ ts aud G.
GrstSefI, bEa Seias Gnbtrs @ata Ettet. trrI q
re EaErpretIe Dos Baltimore ma&.
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Rei(e=g e(egen6etteu.
% i0roltd1s Central GNeubat

EN ytOfOltdDe Central GNeub0bu
AaM&AsM- g52t GoJtD s5tntes- 8nbr$ton
|a IN unh mad Gpnntag, ben Is. Det. 1854.
1850 I'D n3 3lge nCrOw6rts. la
BARTON Accommodation SO. l ...........7.2O Sprm.
Yof3us ~
Sarri8burs Accommodation f. ............2. 50 Sta&ul.
Yarttou ACCOMMODATION SO. B.. .~.......S.O n
8tttsburs une erie @rpres6nS. 49,. ,.....8.O0 ~
VittsburS uub Glmira SrpreB3us ,.......lO.OO y
~. .- 3Ige ilopdrtS.
gtttsburs, @Inira uuO erie @rpres5us 100 Born.
Barfton Accommodation gp. 2..........S.1
SarrisbnrS Accommodation. =. ....;....12 r. 20 Ntadn1'
Rpffau9 y
Yarttcu Accommodation Nc. ........... wv =
Der @ittsburS @rpreb5us seRt bur&, D9ns bic Cars ~
pe&ieIu. usf-l .-l rarG
Ser, 1000 erpressus Se9t tGSli@. .ss
Der 500 @rpres5ug Se6t tG9li9, alSSencutmea Same
tags, mad SurrisburS, Pittsburo rn6 @rie. =
Der 1890 abenbs @rpres5uG @OuntaSs. nod Sdrriss
burg. 8ittsburS unb benz Wsfeu nur, tonult taSliG an,
du8senpmmen WcntaSs.
Ser 500 GbenbS GrpreS5us se6t tGsli9, G~uSsenout=
men SamfasS. .H5-
Der BoftJus Se9t tSSli&, oussenou1meu SonntaSs.
Ser SarriSburs Necomooation5ug eebt tdSli&, Scnnta9s
anssenomnen. Die Boftz unb &rpreB5lSe balten trpiiber
Baltimore uub porfton ni1t an. Z i,1 #.E gI fl
Yof. unD @rpresBtse feben in 8erbinbunS nit be'
BenufblDania Central @tienbabu IN 5arriSbur9 fir Bitts=
burg Cleveland, &cluultus, Cincinnati, 9notdnapolis,
fort Dapne, Chicago unb aleu- PlGsen bes srcfeu @Be'
items, unb in Glulira nit Der giep 9ort erie @iIeuba3r
mad 1Gen Bliten I'M nSrcli4en, uittlern uRb wefht9er
Nep Dcrf.
z9SBsrs gustuuft tirb am Gul6ertar. Depot ert9silt
,.-..,. 49,. -". 8. 81. Dubarrb,
Gen. superintendent.
@b. @. Douns, '~-1 -5!
Gen. Gra&tz u. BdfagiersNgent. s{I s24-
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nsg1alg SftD gSSilFens, Il saso
ssl 9ianps Sprtes Sabrifant, 'Fis
g. 80. ASS EG. Baltimore Ctr, 3l,-
,o-, eat.- erGbe 9ine Str, 8aIti mprc.dr~ e..
bd1t fetB cine Nu8pdtt ber fd6nften Sn5trumente tprr1tbi9
beren Glue uab SG6nbett beS Spne8j fotvte Sauerbaftt9teit
8aueS Mot utertrGffen merben tSnaen. sWton iprede ,e-
tduiaf Srr unb ~IbsrSeuee fh fflbf. go &
~ sir tebeS Snfruntent ptrb finf Sabre 8araYttrt.E
RS- Nlte 9ianrs werben I'm Gauf@e genor1Tnen fir meme.
~ &epardturen, Stimnen unb ferBlciEen '@rtetten
nerten pitnitltG unb gut 1usse fubrt. "a FED 23bea III d
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29
KW ToRK AnKn-In e.


-
CottOD-Hore active, excited and fuliy 10 highs
err. kales 81 4To fer middling.
Eou-69l0o lower, with fair demand, IN part
for export.
ssiss Il IS SOFAS 90 for extra state; 81 "a
90 so for common to good shippiug brands extIa
round h00D Ohio; IS 1@ST 50 for trads brands.
usrfet eli std Hrmer.
WhfAky-Salcs Ct g O3k0a O for western.
Wheat-l02c lower on Chicago spring and SEQ
on winter. Sales 81 81 S0ai 50 for ChIesgo spTiBg;
81 sal IS for good milwaukee cl1oi 81 65 for
good winter red western, and 81 60 for amber
Michigan
COrn-102c lover, With fair demand, In part
for export. Sales ct T4g7Scf for unsOund; Fss4o
for sound mixed western, closing at Sl9Sso for
prime export ps'cs's.
Oats le2e better. Sales at79771so for West-
ern sfoas and in store.
COnee-DuM.
BGgRr-hOre setiVe. Cubs MuscoVsdo II0is-
HOIaSses-Dull.
PetrOIeum-Quiot. s5%@sec for crude; SOC
SIC for refined in bond; T@TSc for free.
POrk-Quiet.
S3f S7% cash; S23 0@SZ3 Is for 1851 mess
rsess. Also 3,5o0 bills new mess for July aud Au-
gust, 8 H. rs and BUYERS option at ga t0G25 90.
ReeE-Quies at l094 for plsin mess, and l2alCc
fer EXTRA mess.
Beef Hnms-Quiet at ST CO@2T 80.
Cat meafs-Q Hltt at le@l4c for ShOnlders,
and l6@lso Tor hams.
Re8n=nu
Lard-euiet and steady at l5ASIsAc. Small
sales At 1910
Bufter1sales at sc@2sc for Ohio, snd 25sSic
for State.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29
FINANGIAL q COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVEEne, Jcne IS le8.
The last three CT four steamers rom Europe
have brought q regular succession Of advances In
American Hoeurities, the steamer Of yesterday re-
porting 5-20s in London 1t 699eoK. The eject f.
showing itself in TIE Improvements and increased
activity Of our securities in the home markets, and
also yi,iple in its infuenee upon gold, the pre-
nium declining to-day to ls91. The further re-
duotion OF the Bank Of England interest rate TO
3 per cent, Indicating an abundance of funds, will
undoubtedly encourage increased investments in
American securities and csnsequently advance
their price aud call over additional supplies, 90 that
i've think It NOT unreasonable TO lock for large ship
mentS soon to begin. In this case, the bulls ia
gold who have been borrowing and hOsrdiDg for
rise will hardly persist in their efforts at corner
ing" aud the return OF the gold to the market will
inevitably produce q considerable dec inc. This,
hOWsVer, can only DO locked for in the event Of a
further advance and increased activity in our bonds
abroad, which is at present the chief ground Of de-
pendease in regulating exchange.
The local mercy market Is ruling more quiet, but
with this exception Wa mole no change. The Banks
are receiving large deposits Of currency from pay
masters, but a. this Is not available for loans, it
is not calculated in the supply, and the market is
still reported close. Exchange continues close and
firm st previous quotations.
In our general markets to-day FlOur declined
Csc, with a very meagrs demand. No. 2 red Wheat
fell OF &c, with only 6 moderate request. Corn
ruled lower and dull. Oats were very quiet, but
without quotabIe change. Provisions are steady,
but except for hams and dried beef there is no in
quiry Of consequence. Butter was more active to-
day, and steady At 2ie for Western Reserve. Eggs
are quiet at 20. Cheese is in fair request, but not
active, at unchanged prices. In Highwines there
was rather q frmer mArfet at 50 90, and some
dealers would barely have been disposed TO SecePt
this figure for otter than reund lots. There was a
better inquiry noted for Petroleum to-day from
outside buyers, but dealers were not eager to sell,
and We heard OF no transaotioBs. We continue TO
quote as heretofore.
The schooner W. q. Willsrd was chartered to-
day for wheat to Buffalo at &c.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal of lead
ing articles during the tWenfy-fOur hours ending
At seven O'clock this morning.:
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Police COURT.-The following docket wa
disposed or yesterday BY Judge Abbey:
observation-disclosures Lee, fined IS and
costs John Piper and George vOght, each
fined 50 and costs; VIM. and wm. Pate, ia
Their and son, fined SIS and costs.
Drunkenness-Edwsrd slade, sentence
suspended till 18th July; Patrick Haffron,
fined IS and costs; Bridget HallOrsn and
Vim. Buckye, fined each 81 and costs Kate
Williams, sent to the House of Correction
for 90 days.
.Lswd LAngusge-Bridget Lee, fined s.
and costs.
Violating Park ordinance-ChsrIes Lead
ese, walking on the grass on the Park, fined
the costs.
Vsgrancy-B. Nelson, sent TO the House
of Correction 80 days; John Wilson and
Henry Wood, cases continued to the sOth Of
June.
Petit Larceny-Samuel Warner, fined IS
aud costs James Cunningham and Philip
Keif, discharged.
Grand Larceny-ThomAs Bryan, case con-
tinued TO June 30th.
A~ssaultand Battery-Henry Keramer hnd
Ellen Clark, case continued to July 9Th.
Assault and neutrality-suspicious. strick-
land, case continued to June seIh.
Burglary-Thomas jackson, exanina-
ton waived; held in bail Of 81, 0OO.
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Chm Com, on Invitations

A NOBLE ENFERPRIsE.-The Soldiers Aid
Society of Northern Ohio has lately opened
an Agency in this city for obtaining BUSH
ness situations for discharged soldiers.
Good references are required from the sol
der, and will be furnished to employers in
every case. Persons are requested to send
in applications for every class of employees.
The services of this Agency is %gratuitous
both to employer and employee.
Application should be made in person or
by letter to Soldiers Aid Society, 50 Bank
street, Cleveland.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

FAREWELL SKREEADH.-The fine band of
the 1O4th Regiment played some time in
front of the American House last evening,
ment, many Of whom were stopping at that
house with their wives. The band wished
10 give them a farewell salute. I" they said.
They also plsyed at several other points in
the city before going to camp.
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Keen nisense at BAY.

I~nvsIids, broken down in health and spirits By
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute dis
e.ss, ths testimony of thousands who have been
raised as by a miracle from . similar state OF pros
~tration, by HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
is a sure guarantee that by the same means you
TOO may be strengthened and restored. But to these
whe stand In peril Of spIdemics, to all who, BY rea-
son Of exposure, priVatiOns, and uneongeniAi eli-
mate or unhealthy pursuits, may at any moment
be stricken down, this paragraph Is most Pardeu-
larly and emphaGcaHy addressed. You, who are
thus situated, are ProGsred an absolute safeguard
against the danger that menaoes you. Tone and
regulate the system with this harmless medicinal
stimulant and Alternative, aud you will be fore
armed against the mAladies whose seeds float
arou0d you in the air unseen. H0SrETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs are not only a StsndArd
Tonic and Alternative throughout the United States,
but hey are accredited By the certificates Of the
most distinguished citizens Of the Union, to the
people Of all other lands. In Canada, Australia
aud the West Indies, they are gradually taking tbs
place Of all OthT siOmaOhics, whether native or
foreign, and as surely IS truth is progressive and
demonstration oVsrthrows doubt, they will event
uany supersede every other Invigorsnt and RestOr.
alive nov employed in medicinal practice.
jez6;dAw
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The 10Th BATTEEY.-It is not quite GER
tain, but it is confidently expected, that the
7eth Battery (smithnighrs Battery, for
merly) will arrive here this morning in
company with the 1I5th regiment. When
ever it does come, it will receive 8 double
greeting and WelcOme-thst of the city, in
common with the other Northern Ohio
troops, and beside this, the many German
friends of the battery purpose marching
the boys over TO . basket picnic, in 9 grove
near the camp, where q tip-top repsst will
be in waiting for them, with plenty of beer
10 guzzle and wash down the solids. The
boys will appreciate this happy stroke Of
kindness and attention.
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ESoLDIER ARRESTED FOR PASSING COUNTER
the IO4th 0. v. L, who has just been paid
off and mustered out of service, was ar
rested last evening for passing a dangerous
counterfeit $50 national bank note at Isaac's
clothing store yesterday. He had no other
money on his person, except thirty cents
in scrip. 1t is coDjectured that he left his
money that he received from the
paymastsr, in the hands of one of his
comrades, so that it should be safe, what
ever might prove the upshOt of his first
financial strike.
He was locked up in the city prison TO
await an examination tomorrow morning.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-29

INVITATION TO CIVIC SOCIETIES, TRADES,
&o.-AlI the various civic societies in the
city, and all trades, of every name, willing
to join the procession on the coming Fourth
of July, are respectfully invited to do so.
They are urged to report to the Chief Mar
shall this evening at tho Mayors office, as
il is absolutely necessary thai he should be
informed of all parties purpOsing to lake
part in the celebration, at the earliest prac-
ticable moment, to enable him to assign
them their proper places in the line Of
march. Z. r. PERKINS,
Chm Com. on Invitations.
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PAD OFF.-The IO4th o. v. 1. was paid
off yesterday and disbanded. The streets
were alive with the boys. The stores did a
thriving business. Any number of the SOL
diers, flush with g~reenbacks, went in for
new wardrobe and sschels. New coats,
new pants, new boots and new hats, went
bObbing around the streets all day long.