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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

Two ExHIB1TIoNs-At the Academy of
Music to-day, Doors opsn at three o'clock
for mstinee; again at half-past seven P. NJ.
apI7:lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

LOAN.
TOommiasion allowed to Subscribers.l
r7-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 52O's, l0-40ss Treasury
Notes and all other Government keouritiss pur-
chase and for sale On the most fasorabl terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold st best rates, Deposits received and Col
lectIops made at ali sccessib points. Uncurrent
funds converted OF lowest rates, Revenue 5tamps
for sale, oo4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

SHOT AT.-Mr. A. ]. Hawks, of this city,
was standing in front Of E. W. saekrider'S
show-window on Superior street, about eight
O'Clock Friday night, when bullet from
revolver fred from the opposite side of the
street, struck pane of glass few inches
above his head. The occasion of the action,
% we'll o. the sgsnt, is not known,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

Don't forget the Matinee at O'Clock this
afternoon at the Academy of Music.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

HudsOn's UnriyaiIed Tooth Paste Il
the safest and most agreeable DentTiAcs now in
use for beautfb ing the Iesth, preventing decay
and healing diseased Gums. Sold by all Druggists.
apb.2O4 NkS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

OH Factory for saIe.-Ths subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio Streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, comuaot and conveniently arranged. Ca
pHcity,abos nifty barrels per dAy. Immediate pcs
session givon ifrequired. b. PEhION.
Cleveland, Feb. "A, 1855 febs-r2ib
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
CITY NEWS.

Two experienced milliners wanted at
Mrs. shaw's Millinery Rooms. aplI4;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

FooED.-A Postofice drawer key, which
the owner can obtain at the Postofice,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

WAKTED.-Five good reliable mel. Mast
aorits good plain hand. None others need
apply. E. COwLEs 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

Easter VisIG.-The friends Of the Rev. lewis
Bentsn will make him an Easter Visit on Tuesday
evening, April 18th, at his house, corner Vestry
and York streets, West Side aPl7 tO2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
Cleveland, April Is, 1885.

srEHEoPrIooN-A matinee appropriate for
the day tEsster Monday, at P. NJ, at
Academy of Music. aPrl7:ltd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

To make your Horse look " Il, shed OF HIS
old coat loosen his skin, improve his appetite and
feel young, give HIN some of Norris Arabian Con-
dition Powders Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents
per package. Principal office, 1O7 Bank street.
apG.2IS dEw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
EEW ADVERTISEMENI 5.

Norris E. Gallup Notice.
9hos. Msuning-Ingine for sale.
Notice to justices ConstAbles, etc.
Hostetter's Bit ,rs-Loeal Notice.
0r. sselye-Locsl Notice.
G ". CroweIl-LecL Eotics.
Toys stereoptioOn-LOsAl Notice.
BsI,imors and VensngO OIL Oo.-Loeal Notice.
St. Johu'4 chureh-Lossl Notice.
Grace Chuych-Locai Notice.
Faster Visit = Local Notice.
Ste cop ticon-Tvo Loesls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
TRAVKLEa's REGIsTER.

~ OitIEsns Wishing conveyance 20 either Of thu
stoys Trains or Boats viii bo called for By Coaches
~ stsyens Omnibus Line. BY leaving their addreau
~ ths Omnibus Once, 14T Superior street, next
doer 70 the Weddsll Houss-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
HoRNINe LEADER oFFIOE,
QGTuaDay ETEEfFd. April Is. l665.

EAIuhDA1 EfANAAaa APLu Aos Aooo-
The terri -le news Of the sssas,inAt Of PTssi-
dent Lincoln end seerstsry Seward caused q com.
pete stsg epsOn Of business this city to-day, a.
1t did thro tehous the country. As there has been
no market fJr two days. We ara ofeourse unabls to
give reliable quotations. The Board OF Trade
passed resolutions appropriate to the sad event
which has plunged the natioL into deepest grief
They will be found in the local column.
Rose \ FreREfnn1 ErOERszO1 EaaEHea &o
port
Fhe following are the rates charged By rs;
Hams-SusAT-Oazsd premium hams , D...... q
lders-Sugar-oursd . D..-....s..--.s..s- Is o
EIneos-Or Smoked Sides = ib...--.......-.-,...Il Q
Iard-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd IN bbls or trc59O o
Prims Leaf kettie-rndr'd in kegs 3 Dbl
Ea0FH-No. mess y "
RKtra clear > st "
- Ho extra chkrEs made for paeksges OF cart
LSe 70 railroad depOts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime and equal 70 anything "
Tie stats. Osdara promptly 1lled.
BOSE 3 PREHT1se.
dian Eos. Isa ia and lSs Ontario strsas-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

Forty acres Of land on ST. Clair Roai about 81
miles from city Inns, with a fine Brick House, 4
large Vineyard and great variety Of Fruit; splen-
did place. Price SIS, 600.
Ten scrs, half mile east of city line. between st.
Clai street a the Railroad.
Rt6- Liberal time given. apply to
Rpl m2y .2A L. PRENTISS, Rouse Book.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

Easter MOnday-NtereOptieO Pc
ter's, at Rome; the coliseum, the Vatican, the
Pontideal Pa'aee. St. Paurs, at Rome; the Grand
Cathedral at Milan; Church of St. Mark, Venice :
Church OF the Mother of God, Turin, will be shown
this evening and at the Matinee this aftsrnooa at
the Academy of Music. We are promised, also,
a view Of the grand old Cathedral of Notre Dame
de Paris, as We'll as the magnificent Church OF the
Madeline at Paris. These Will form but 8 small
part OF this most beautiful moral, interesting and
instructive exhibition.
Matinee at o'clock Evening exhibition ate.
Tickets to Matinee but twenty-five cents to all
paris Of the house, aPlI
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FLGGSI FLAGS I

Address G W. oROWELL CO., 1917 sdPerloI
street apl7:sO2
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SAL E.


Buntington st reet-A fine double frame house,
good lot and improvements; desirable and cheap
place Price so.
South side Of Lake, near Bond street-Snug HOUSE,
lot IS BY I32 feet. Price 8, 500.
s.. Clair street. near Peuy-Three Houses and
Lots.
s. go and 2s2 PITTSBURGH street-A double Brick
House in frOnt and frame house in rear with room
for additional bui ding In rear. Price sa,5OO-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK

OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public Monte
AMI Financial Agent Of the Uni ed States. Au-
tbOr,Eed subscription Agent for the
7-3O LOAN, &c.
This Bank having been apy ointed Depository
and Financial Agent OF the Government, viii
promptly Gil oil orders or the Popular 7-s0 Loan.
now being rapidly taken. The decline in Gold
must eontfnre to render this Loan a desirable In
yes ment 1heusual comm asion al owed to Banks
and ,nkers Who bag to sell agaia.
Five Per cent. Legal Tender Notes,
Wi h accrued interest added, rec ived in payment
for su seriptions mAtured 7-30 Coupons psid on
d. es ntation. United Stat Vouchers Turchssedu
and maturing certificates of indebtedness col.
Tested.
aps:g24 WI GUTTER Cashier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17

Notice 10 Justices, CODstabIes, HayOrs
of Villages and ROtaries Public.-Your
Fees have been Increased about 70 per cent. New
Tables Of Fees for Justices, oOnstables, &C., can
be had for the Justices, &C of CuyAhoga, Lorain,
Medina and Summit counties, by encloiing % cents
with their address to tue undersigned, or calling
at his office, ss Superior st.. Cleveland, o.
GEO. HESTER J. P.
D. r. PEAsE, Bookseller. &c, NOrws'k, O., will
furnish the above tables tor Justices, 40. of Bu-
ron and Erlecounsies.
D. G. HESTER, staHoner aAd Bookseller, ALI
ance, o., will furnish the shove Tables Of Fees to
tho Justices Of stsrk and Portage cos. lal7:2o2
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
Monies.
Authorized Subscription Agent for the
7-9O LOAN.

This being the only Popular Loan now before shs
PEOPLE the Bank Wid besp on haOd tul aSsoTt-
msnt Of sizes, and hn Rl orders promptly and with
out delRT.s
Five Per Gent. Legal Tender Notes,
With Accrued Interest TO date, received In pays
Iaept for Subscriptions. and will redeem at par she
Coupons on the Seven Thirties presented ct the
counter.
VIII also purchase United States Vouchers, Ger
tIhcsfeI Of Indebtedness, and all Coz ernment 5e-
curitiea. leDz3
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THIRST FoR NEWS.
REVOLUTIONS OF BOARD oFTRADE.

Rssolped, That words are inadequate to expr;ss
the feelings Of this Bard at the mournful nrws
that We have received this day, in the death, by
ssssination of beloved and respected President
Abraham Lincoln and Secretary Of State, William
H. Eeward; ana that out Of sympathy and respect
for the deceased, we do now adjourn 70 attend the
pablic meeting to be held In the Public Square, st
lhree O'Clock this Afternoon.
Resolred, That the draPery Of mourning now sK-
hbtea in this Hall, BE- retained for thirty days as
Il now app, ars
Resolrsd That she above resolutions be entered
upon the records and publish d in the city papers
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-19
Daap sDoaptaihtfr',,

THE EFFECT OF WAR UPoS PUBLIC MoRALs.
All historians concur in stating that after
great wars, especially those of an interne-
cine .charater, when the mad passions Of
human nature become more than usually eK=
cited and aroused, crime invariably exhibits
an increase, and atroc cious acts are, both more
numerous and more fagrantsin character.
War stirs ZIP all the worst feelings of the hn-
man heart, encourages license and destroys
the moral sensibility. In a civil war, brother
becomes arrayed against brother, father
against son, and the instincts of nature are
perverted from their natural acti94; Fhe
Furies become the favorite goddesses, and
pandemonium is translated to earth. The
life of the camp, where the beneficial .influ-
ence of mother, wife and sister, and OF home
discip inc are unfelt, is; most pernicious to
morals, and as all armies are usually COM
posed of the youth of the land, the fountain
is poisoned at the very head. The old officers
ofsthe revolution were accustomed TO Aeplore
the effects of military life upon theirsAbOt-
dinates, the vices of gaming, blasphepy and
general debauchery, having as they saw,
dnadesrapid strides amoRst men who, wheT
eng ged in the peaceful pursuits of husbands
ry, commerce or mechanical .employments
had been useful and exemplary citizens
1t is not our purpose here to intimate that
the man of the campis necessarily likely to
prove the worst .msmber,af society !; on the
contrary, VIII re he has been, subjected to
proper discipline, be msy be impf0Yed, hut
it is the general effect al, wsr in exciting bad
emotions to oh we refer Those who re-
main vt home are placed under the Influence
of the same feelings, and become more or
less affected. From all sides we hear of the
commission of ENORMOUS crimes, of ipcFeas
ing lawles-ness, of contempt for r'thetrestraints
Of law, with he disgusting and sickening
details of which our exchanges from every
qusrtep are laden. Society must. and of
COURSE will, right itself in this matter, but
the steps to be taken by our civil guardians
cannot be too 5 on adopted An ounce of
prevention is worth pound of cure, and it
is rather useless to lock the stable door after
the horse has been stolen. The obvious du-
ties of the custodians of the public safety is
to exercise reneaed vigilance, to throw ad-
ditional guards around the property and per-
son of the citizens and by an example of high
public morality and fidelity, to duty, to re-
assure the good aad defer the efforts Of the
vfcipus -igaltsm9rs. .Snas :, .E +.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-19
SheriH's Sale of Mining Land
and Real Estate.

10y vfRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued by tho
uA Clerk Of the County Court In and for Grant County,
Stateof oregoa in favor Of Hyde Evans. plaintiffs and
against John McMasters, - McMasters, - McMas-
tyfs and - McMasters, defendants, for the sum Of
six and 5l00 dollars costs and disbursements with In
erest and costs of execution, and to directed, have
Court House door in Canyon City, County of Grant
Sate OF Otegon to the highest bidder for cash p HAND
on SATuRBAY,' tie 23d day Of September, 1865, be-
tween the hours Of aad O'clock p. NJ. the Howfng
described mining land and real estate much there
Of will satisfy tbs said Of ITO 751QQ dollars and
costs and Disbursements and interest and Costs Of
ton and SALE yis; The ethird undivided interest in
THREE HILL, MINING CLAIMS, situated on the west
side Of Canyon Crock and bounded the east by Watson
&,,C6's claims, running west 225 Feet facing OH Blne
AND LOT, situated OH sat de of North and Of Canyon
street. in Canyon City, ad}oinng Robersons property
-. 49,. - NJ P, BERRY, Sheriff.
Canyon City, August 21st, 1865, au25-4w&
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-19
SheriG's Sale..

IDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issned out Of the
Oregon. me objected, hayelsssd upon the following
deseriIed Property. to-wit. The Saw NH knoYn aa
SMITHS MILL Situated on Mpsers Greek, about half
the appnrtenances theregnto belonging will proceed
. sell the above described property at the Court Rouse
door, on SATURDAY the 2 day Of September 1866 be-
satisfy the above execution In favor Of Louis Closs
and against Thomas Smith. CHARLES WHITE,
, "a, Sheriff of Waseo County, Oregon.
Daiies City, August 2lst, 1866. 81 g.. au25!4w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-19
SummOnsS

I'm THE ooIiRsiCjtIT COURT OF THE STATE OF ORE
III gon. for the County Of Grant, A-October Term,
1866. P. II. Pondexter and VIM G. Orr, Plaintiffs vs.. D.
N. Logsdon, Defendant. 20 DAVID N. LOGSDON Greet
ing:In the Of the State Of Oregon you here
entitled Court within ten days from the expiration Of
the publication of this summons II served within the
County Of Grant, Oregon and II served any other
g this State then twenty days from the service here
o. and answer to the complaint Of said plaintiff file
IN the said Court and II you fall to appear and
swer paintifs will take Judgment against you for the
Of hundred and seventytwo dollars bal
due account, as claimed In their complaint,
and interest thereon and for their costs and dsburse
Inents therein. BY order Of j. g. WILSON Judge Of said
Court. 2. ADAMS, Atty for Plaintiffs.
q. 8. Revenue Stamp,
60 cents, cancelled. t auH:ews
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-19
SheriE's' Sale OF Mining Property.

DY virtue of an execution Issued by ths Clerk Of the
ID Comfy Court In apd OR Grant County, State Of
Oregon, judgment fn ayof H. s, Case, ". wadlcgh,
and NJ. shYman, plaintiffs and against q. 2. Marse.
George Allen and D. O. Bouton, deienjats Tor the
Of iogf huhdred andthrtytwo and ii 100 dollars prin
cipa with interest costs and disbursc ents costs Of
ecgtlon and SALE and TO dre,tcd have levied upon,
ap wiA sell at public apcton befo.e the Court House
door ~ Canyon City, on SATURDAY, the 23d dsy Of
SeptembeY, 1865, between the hours Of one and two
pqop ~ ito the highest bidder for cash In hand, the
following described property, viz: TWO MINING
CLAlMS, lying and being In Canyon Creek John Day
PrechG County of Grant State OF oregon and bounded
the North by H. Cranes claim the East and West
from hank TO bank on tile south by Hurst 4 Co.'S
claim, being from North to South Is feet or less
c,nyon City, August, IL 1866. eidn5 suas1w.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-19
NotiCe to Bogus Gold Dust Operators.

N0tICe 10 Bogus FOId UuSt UpCFatOrSt
,IOHN SCOTT, forNery Yreka, California aged
- ~ or % years, slim built for hight hight over d
ieet dark hair and complexio, regular features, slow
speech, BOGUS GOLD DUsr DEALER, and JOHN HILL,
formerly oI slskiyoa County, California, hight feet;
broad shouldefs " majH thin built, dark cheanut
hair, sandy beard frank open countenance, age, Rc
tween 80 and 30 years. partner Of said sootti TAKE
near the head of Butter Greek, In Umaa County, on
Tuesday the LIST day Of August 1865 while being pur
sued by Sherfs possee will be sold puplc auction
In Canyon CRY County Seat Of Grant County, to pay
costs OF said pursuit. charges OF Keeping ind cost Of this
advertisemrht thirty days from date claimed by
you, and charges paid before the day oi SALE, gi.at
Canyon City, August 10, 1865 % 2 g. @. BERRY,,
au20:fw II lf7 IRA % Special Deputy Sherif2
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bes Stanodena 81 wsilen Il c0a8 1T. fttili4
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81 ! Q b IL It D II /.

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@tfa oslthe Rrantbfit.

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ten, gwde cher Gpnftutpn rpertyneen bte Gat nna
mSalt1 MAIDEN nb ;nlsst zen SSrpe naS 9inn strfpren
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10000 9;fA =Mntben.

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sse0 Btfa.usen /. Quatat uns In aRea ssrf1teStata
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utsen uub suTdmmeuselksten Ia We NJ et;DrRten ReSen
uAb bnnitne Slerpuess ErOn,tneI 5aIre eerpen Art-
Ieiibttr unh GtbertaI DS6t u. i.n.
g Verpntn Sse fses 6Orfen. nOf bier nestss gretie
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Dertntse meidtr Il ter Bebanbnne un6 Hurisret OUn
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pbne 8urt @ anoerraae un6 iSeerI5tlt au iene artt-
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Biz Gee unt Raatpmmeuihat unmDslta madt tf,ett eas
9pcs Derer BITE tbren 2tieenafttn unbeiOnnen robnen
nse atn!e fnb 3u let ~ Masf9wfunatn etneist eetl
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6triurea Nieberl9Iase I'm Sdr Sttn aNe anhere hrs
la4en fntten is 70 tf fe bod mefenbetl3 cine Seet
bes gttsbrdues Ber tbelfen Orsane sSer ber min ti
ene ta bic Rra Der Gr8eu8uns tbr bon Denen oeriu'
rem pirh bic f betmlttu 2aern erstten, ais BON Dtne
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rejet ,reirtaS ysrr efbaStae sdfts ,S entwtdetttn
0erfaneeSfrafte init Doer Ger Derelamet ben 5es
nat begrt us 2ecr teiau6ruSe Sane entlptt taben
marhen rnSeen i'd nit UaGsm 8ertyaiien nabeN. iI
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tn geruf bes @ebi6tnies. 8erwtrruns Der Sheen, ST.
brI6tteit Der GetfrSdfc bGie Nbnunsem Nbmtsung
ber Sefeul4aft a udt at Giu lantte Wtstrantn 0estn
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