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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-05


War on TIE STREET CARs.-Yesterday, d
young man Of giant frame and belligerent
disposition made a descent upon one of the
Prospect street cars, while under the inlu-
ence of sundry strong rotations. He man
aged to get inside, and dropped his wilted
winks and blinks he fell into a calm and
peaceful sl1mber, during which he present.
ed much the appearance of a twisted dish
cloth - but "achange came DER the spirit
of his dream" The stony-hearted con-
ductor in his search for Filthy lucre 4"
spied the sleeping beauty" and at once
demanded r~ecompense. Not being able to
bring the stranger to a realizing sense of
the justice of the laws which Fegulate com
mercial intercourse between nan and man
he pocketed his "scrip" led young
Booty out of the car, and seat
ed him in the mud. The shock, and the
condition in which he found a yard or so of
his " inexpressibles " kindled the wrath of
the young Sampson, and he arose and shook
himself, and in q few moments houndered
into the car a second time, bent on ven
geance. He would thrash conductor, pas
sengers and all. The conductor looked
his man over, and had business at the
other end of the car. Men trembled and
turned pale, and women uttered hysteric
little squeals as visions of mashed bonnets
crossed their minds. But a timely change
of cars at the break near Erie street pre-
vented bloodshed. When last seen the irate
" victim" was sitting on a h~itching-post,
waiting for transportation.
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ToIetIo Mnrket-June a.

FLouR-Quiet. sules at $3.50 for extra slate.
WHEAT-Eew case better. Sales of amber a.
$3.50; new white S2,6s@2,05; new amber 1925
| @2.29 No. l Milwaukee sol.
CoRs-Firm, lie better.
oArs-Hcavy-
RYE-2c better
LAKE EREIGHTs-Duil.
REoEIPrs-For the past week: 17,6oO bbls flour;
AGO bush wheat; l64 900 corn; 5000 oats; 800
farley.
sHIPNKSTs-1T. oO) bbIs -four; 5000 bush wheat
Io6, COO corn; -, 600 oats; 1000 rye.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

INFORMATION FREE.-How 20 realize
$40, 600 from a capital of 50, 800. Travelling
business men call and satisfy yourselves at
once A. X. HoYr,
jdne5:32O New England Hotel.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-05

UNITED STATES CoURrs.-The trial Of
criminal cases before the United States Dis
triet Court will be resumed on Wednesday
next Judge s. L. Whitney will preside.
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A fortune for any good practical and en-
terprising business man. Apply imme-
diately. A. K. HoYr,
june5:S2d New England Hotel.
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CITY NEWS

Egyptian and White Marble Clocks, an
elegant assortment, just imported, at
Hogan's jewelry establishment 237 Superior
street. iune4
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EGYPTIAN CALLA.-The perfume and fla
voring extract manufactory of Messrs. Tall
man & Collins, of Jonesville, Wisconsin,, has
been long and justly celebrated. Their
new perfume, ''The Egyptian Calla," a sue
cessful rival of all other delicious scents, is
a delicate odor of a peculiarly beautiful
and lasting fragrance. This firm employs
in its laboratory forty workmen and though
sending into the markets of the world
large quantities of toilet perfumes, flavor
ing extracts and fancy articles, are paying
especial attention to the manufacture of
this perfume, known as Egyptian Gala"
The "Calla" is a new perfume copyrighted
by Messrs. Tallman & Collins, and last year
over one million bottles were sold. Dealers
will find it to their interest to confer with
the proprietors and these who like a really
nice perfume, lasting, delicate and delicious,
should give the Egyptian Gala" a trial.
and we feel assured it will ever after win
preference.
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REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.


~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Be is, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
ut the Omnibus Office, 160 Superior street. op-
Posite the Wedden House. mayI5
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-Soldlers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
Cy " In another column. may29
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-05

Album size Photographs reduced in price,
one dollar per dozen, and larger sizes in pro-
portion, at RYDER's.
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FLoua-Steady and active. Sales st slo,2S for
No l sprirg; sI2, 90 for red winter; $500 for Xxx.
WHEAT-Dull. Sales Milwaukee club by sample
ooRs-Held at 74@Ts for No 1 Illinois.
0ATs-Quiet.
CANAL FREIGBTs-To New York Flour 36@3se,
wheat loo, corn SIC, oats SIC.
N. Y. Money MArket-Jnne l.
MoxEY-Stesdy at 6@7 per cent. for call loans.
ESrERLIHa ExsHANeE-Firn and quiet at 1881
@I1O.
SGoLD-Excited and higher, opening at 1fO5S,
advancing 10 IA, declining to l43, and closing at
1885
Rose 4 PreBfiss' Provision Market
Report
The following are the rates charged ~ rs;
HAzs-sugOr-cured premium hams 2 F.. q
| OANyAesKp HaMa 90 BE-. Is
DBIED HEET-R -
sHouLpEks-sugar-oured D b--------. -
Canvassed. .---....-.-.---.....--- 10
BAccS-Or Smoked Sides p h--.--.----.---- ls
LARD-Prime Leaf kettle md in bills or tres y
{" Prime Leafkettle md in kegs . n TX
PonK-ho. l mess q boil %
Extra clear 2 bi--------..--...-.---s- ~ ~
Light 70 W
E1-Ho extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly nlled.
ROSE 4 PREETISs.
Res. 142, I4 and 146 Ontario atrsef.
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OPTICIANS.
NOTICES.

TUE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERE
IL tofoFe existing under the firm nane Of q. c.
Hunt &Co-s has this day expired by its own lini-
Ealioa- d C. HUNT 4 CO..
Cleveland, O., June ID, 1856. ju1s2:S2o
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RUSSELL HOUSE.
AMERICAN HoUsE-
RAHyESTOCK.S WHITE LEID.]

Il perfectly pure article, and possessing adesrss
Of fneness and whiteness unequslled BY any other
Brand. For sale BY
GHH7OHILL & BR0THEB,
GBI Druggists Lee OntArio-It.
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FlOOr-Quiet, and without demand except foi
trade lots. No change can be reported in prices
City made is firm at s13, OO914, so for XIX red, and
SIS, OO915,5o for Xxx white.
svheat-In moderate demand and unchanged
Sales , cars and 400 bu No. 1 Milwaukee spring
at s2,O5; COCO bu do do on private terms ! cal
No. ? Shelby red at S2,5O.
COrn-Unchsnged. Sales } cars No. l mixed
from store at CSC.
Oats-DuIl. No 1 held at 45e from store.
Rye-steady at s5c from store.
BarIey-Inaciive and nominal.
POrk-UnchAnged. No. 1 City Mess ssi, 90
No. 2 Mess ssO,Ooi Prime Mess $500; Clear sss.
~Lard-steady. City-rendersd &c in tIeroes and
&c in kegs; country-rcndered $4,000.
Hams-UnchaDsed. City sugAr-oursd held
at 23c csnvassed and &c uneanvassed country
cut 19@2lc.
shOuIders-Steady. City-eured I5c eanvassed
and l4c uncanvassed; Oountry-cEred l39I4c.
Raeon-Held at Ise for clear Isc for sugar.
400 lbs Country at 1916.
les Beef-In moderate request and steady
st $500.
Dried Beef-stea5y at 25c canyassed and 24o
uneanEaseed.
Butfer-Dun. small sales Western Reserve
yellow at 250SOe for good to choice.
Cheese-In good demand, Eteady and firm at
I29I6c for good to choice dairy aud fsctory-made.
Eggs-In fair demand and firm st 20@2Ic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and steady at 81, 2I@2, q.
AIcOhoI-Steady. Held at S4,A04,4s for 9s
per csat. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, s4,64@4,5s.
Neutral Proof Spirits S2,s7@2.42.
PefrOlcum-Firm. Bonded in fair inquiry,
and held at Ss@4oc for immediate and July deliv-
cry on spot: 4sc for July delivery New York
Free quiet at $4,000.
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WANTS.

ANTED-To purchase a House and Lot for a
smsll family. Call at the Tailor ShoP, lsS sG-
street. M stsirs. !une5
EANTED-TO REHT-A sleeping room either
furnished or unf1ruished. One on Superlor
neca street nreferrrd- Addrsss stating location
erms, MORPHEUS, this ofice. June5
LANTED-Girl not less than fourteen years OF
age, to tend children and help In homework.
fnily Of four rersens- One from country pre-
d. Apply at IS Esele-st- iune2:30
|ANTED-A few Day Bosrders at 81 81. Clair
street junel:als
lANTRD-BUsINESS ~HEN-OApahle ofearn-
ms salaries Of from $1,000 70 110O0 per year
ther partieulArB can be learned in another col
under beading Of business 1en Wanted"
Sales
men and Book-keepers preferred. For fHT-
particulars read advertisement Of W. AM
IDGE in another column headed statesmen
TAD ~ maFll.sle
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CLAIM AGENTS
YIN. 4. PRESTON.


Established December, 1881
licensed 4 Army 4 Navy Claim AGENT
OFFICE NO. ! LTMA1's BLOCK,
Near Court Bouse on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY Law has passed the
House. Three Mon bs Men and ALL THEIRS
who served between April 18th, 1851 snd April 10th,
1865, eau now file their Dis harges with rs to OBJ
tain their Bounty.
Ba- Our Fee IL Five Dollars. payable when
Claims are settled. as established BY the act.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Fay, Prias
Money snd al other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold
~ Our Special Agent, resident At Wsshi=gtcn
y. O., gives persona: attention to ALL clEims hlsd
BY us.
German Language spoken ianl6RIJ
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hr For Evening Edition News
see inside.
- For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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LOST.

RENT-New two story house. No. 30!
nsnAn ST., with basement, gas, and a good
I'D cistern on the premises. Enquire at 30
june4-SA
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riders by mail ATTENDED 10 at my factory. Isl Fulton
treef, New York City. W. Ii. GRIFFITH.
. 5~unei.3{S
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D attend 70 Shavlb" Hsir Dressing and ~Shampoon-
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c1ace-oorner OF Water and Superior strests, over
,sxis , Risxotto's mothtRg Store.
ecte 80 NV. WAGNER.
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

HoNsAT EVENING, June 4, 1855.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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n LIVE MEN WAHTED-To canvass for a
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DR.. RANsAT.-We are requested to state
that DR.. Ramsay will be absent from his
Office tomorrow. On Thursday he can be
consulted as usual.
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TOWBOAT COMPANY.


CTATE OF ESTASA-PARIsH OF OR
Starke notary public in and for the said State and parish
duly commissioned and qualified personally appeared
stockholders who seyeay declared that they do hereby form
associated with them Corporation for tie purposes herein
after Defined and have and do hereby agree to the following
ART5cLE The name and tide Of the Corporation shall be
liked in the town OF Agers, in the said parish Of Orleans
ARTICLE H. lhe purpose for which the Company is formed
and established and the business to be carried is the
g OF vessels between the CITY OF New Orleans and the passes
the Mississippi river to which vessels may require
ports lie Gulf Of Mexico and the Lake shore Mobile
Alabama and to lighter otherwise assist vessels in distress
ARTICLE III The President for the time being the officer
onwhom citations to all suits may be served
xe at one hundred aud Thirty thousand doaqs dvded ntS
thirteen hundred shares of hundred dollars each which
Stock to two hundred thousand dollars 0"pl'''
ARTICLE The said Corporation shall possess all the pow
incident TO corporations and authorized by law the
Of its duration hereby liked at 1--WE years from
Managers 9 whom the President for the time being shall
be one which Managers for the time being shall exercise
all the powers of the Corporation.
ARrlcLE VI An annual election of Managers shall take
December of each year and until thereguar election take
psg IN t ~ GngS IN geGeoe fghteen hundred and
Board of Managers until Superseded by new
XRTIcLE vii The Board Of Managers shall at their rst
meen elect one Of their number to be President of the Cor
casting vote all its deliberations and by whom all evil
stock shall be signed shall subject to the approval of the
Board Of Managers appoint all the officers and employees
the Company sha subject to the like approval direct and
control the employment of the of the Company shall
keep the funds the Company some in the city New
Orleans and dsburse the same on proper vouchers
ARTICLE VIII lhe Board Of Managers shall have full
power make by laws; shall confirm the appOnt.
ment of all officers and employees of tbe Con,nanv
and for the salaries may purchase or lease nrh Raj
Estate as may be necessary for the conVeniaca Of t
Company the transaction of its busnessmay nRrchase
Steamboats, for the OF the Companymay fiji ali vacancies
their Board and vacancy shall accrue on absence from e
sttngs Of the Board more than one month from ceasng
be Stakeholder from insolvency or inability to serve
ARr TX Dividends of the profits shall be made and da
cared each year within month after the meeting ~ ~
StOckholders beein contemplated for the elecon 6
GERS ~ ~ "a tuaiia
Art X Said Managers shall furnish semi oprro,I, an A.,
first Of September and rst Of March to each ID s
statement Of the affairs Of the Company Whenever required
to do so by Stockholders representing twothirds Of the
time by said Stockholders Provided Ten dayt
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WRE. GOLDIER,

WEE. GOLDING,
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN,
Plans and Specifications made for all kinds OF Machinery
Surveys carefully Instituted and Specifications setn forth
condition and requirements of the Huls and Machir cry
Of Steamships and Steamboats, will be promptly furnlst
Parties contemplating the purchase Of Steamships and Steam
boats Would do well 30 have them examined before buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Corner DslOrd snd New LaYes streets,
NB# orlssna
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CITY OF MOBILE.
DRoPOsALs FOE Gas.
MAYORS OFFICE

MAYORS OFFICE,
MOBILE, May Il, 1896.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Mayor and
Gasgh Committee until the day July 1866 for lighting
the city of Mobile with Gas both consumption in the Pub
lie Lamps and Public Buildings of the city furnishing
Gas for the OF the inhabitants thereof for the period Of
--years
The proposals must state how much for each lamp be
charged and how much will be charged for
the erection Iron Posts and Street Lamps whenever
wherever required and how much per thousand cubic feet for
Gas consumed by the inhabitants the Public Buildings OF
the city
Other details ofthe contract hereafter be agreed on
Parties desiring to submit Proposals. authorized to cali
the City Treasurer all necessary information on the
subject H.
Bond and security viii be required for the punctual and
faithful performance ofthe contract.
Proposals to be sealed up and deposited with the City
Clerk. j. NJ. WRITER'S, Mayor
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NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs AND oTHER
Creditors Of the City Of Mobile

.= MAYORS OFFICE May H. 1850
All persons holding any bonds other evidences of debt
against the city Of Mobile hereby notified requested to
make known to NJ WEEKS City Treasurer the character and
amount of such Indebtedness fully describing the same and
also whether claims be DUE due when and where
payable and if not when they will mature.
The statement claims hereby called for must be flied with
the City Treasurer On or before the October 1866
The city desires to renew the Indebtedness by the issue of
new bonds and the bonds will be ready delivery by the FIRST
day Of July, 1866 =, ,rTrr,t,ps5 ,ta.-
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v B. MARMILLIoM STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
V 4I1HEL REoK- q St; John the Baptist Fourth Ju,.
Succession Of BIATHILDE MATTHIAS ROUSsEI deeeaseds
wife Of " B. MARMILLI0N.
DIV VIRTUE ofa Judgment rendered on the
II 2lst April 1866 by the Honorable the Fourth Judicial Dis
St. John the Baptist in the above entitled matter, w pro-
coed 70 sell atpu6c auction the premises SATURDAY
the 10Th day of June, 1866 at I0O'clock A.. NJ
Ist. The MAGNIFICENT SUGAR PLANTATIoN. of Mr.
Vasn Bozoner Marmon situated In the parish of St. John
the Baptist the right bank Of the Mississippi river miles
above the city Of New Orleans adjoining the courthouse Of said
parish the church and postOice ferry aud we'll
stocked family grocery store Said Plantation measuring
less 70 aTpents front the Mississippi between par
lei lines from the river depth Of 80 arpents whepcs me
lines converge slightly lose haitian arpet ia th
The upper line apents tbs lower
portion bounded by lands Msrmiion tina lower nv
lands Of FRANCOIS Webre Co. OF the above 300 acres so
somewhat lower but well drained easy 10 cntiynte
very strong leyee extending the Plantation 10 apth
should the surrounding country entirely submerged There
h also an excellent prairie pasture Of 300 afpents situated
the rear Of the Plantation there draining ms
chimes and sawm in the yard Of the sugarhouse
sawml with fixtures complete; fire engine; one steam
pump IN the ned also one steam engine running grst mill
and shelter etc 40 excellent negro cabins donble
new and bailt of brick supported with posts.
Also
A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described pro
perry and of which description shall be given the tre
Also
100000 Bricks less 900 English Fire Bricks 10000
Shingles lot of Lumber about go Carts Wagons As
Horses and Mules number of horned attle pairs 81 Timber
Wheels several pairs of Wheels and Wagnn-8odies lot OF
IN large quantity lot thousahod furniture other
4 very large and pleasant Dwelling House. surroppss, nv
hospital and other buildings excellent repair
9TERMs-Cash to effect the settlement Of the succession
Parish of St. John the Baptist May = 1850 9'''''H
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WENsLOw d PHILLIPS,

UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALMERS.
No 80 Rampant Street Gate Creus between Common and
Gravier srreeta
Having great variety of COFFINS and METALLIC Ri
RIAL CASES together with Hearses Carriages and large
table are prepared to execute all orders in their line with
tsfactOn to their patrons.
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&NATG "A the %Etb day OF MAY, mt ~
- o'clock at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange
Royal street. by virtue and in of order
Of New Orleans dated April IS 1855 and supplemental
order from the SINE Court dated the ga April 1896 Court
the GTT ERf defS 9I F wv b oa 3W.
and improvements thereon in the First District of this city
the bounded BY Basin Gasque franklin and Canal
same sPEnstree depth Of 2o feet be~es s parallel
e D@e ng Il ada a and
story back rbgildngs With s., slate roof eistern
and improvements thereon First District Of this
in the square bounded By Baronne Julia Dyades and Deod
feet front Baronne street. by depth feet running
The Improvements on this lot consist Of two story and
attic Brick Dwelling House No 22s Bar0nne street. having
met on SECOND ho9r and two large in the attic with
room ironing room kitchen, etc. cistern and water works
8. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, adjoining the above.
%a the bs building din ard @ thereon IN the
Ton 'Rs a5 e s S IN IRON Jq@ stTes measuring "A feet
to alley the rear feet inches vide 'l'N
attic DWes 4u ree srn
TWO prors on hrst hoor two bedrooms and cabinet
second hoor and two large in the attic with two
story back buildings having breakfast room
ironing room, kitchen, etc, cistern, works. paved
4 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND adjoining thu lot
lastly described with the buildings and thereon
II te g @ being the fourth 1t from lula street and
feet running back TO common alley in the rear feet
Theimpr0vemens on this lot consist Of two story and
Brick Dwelling House, No 226 BarOnne street containing two
aots on Est noor TWO bedrooms and cabinet second
buildings, having breakfast ROOM rooms ironing
EIGHT LOIS OF GRo6dSD" With p1Fe e S Ba ee
thereon in the First District Of this city
square bounded by Common Howard, Gravier Liberty
streets designated as lots Nos l. 2 s. 10 ii and l5
on Common street by depth Of leo feet between parallel
inesot No. forming the Of Common and Howard
Nos 10 and Il adon each other and measure each 25
et ront on Howard street. by depth Of log feet ncse
Lot No - ad9ins lots Nos 10 measures 90 feet