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SEIZURE OF FENIAN
HEADQUARTERS.
Discovery of Knapsacks
and Arms.
Arrest of the State Head
Center, Grand Treasurer
and Others.
PRISONERS RELEASED ON BAIL.

In accordance with instructions received
from the Attorney General of the United
States, the prominent officers Of the Fenian
Brotherhood residing in this city, were
arrested yesterday afternoon, by United
States Marshal Earl Bill, on charge of aid
ing and abetting violators of the neutrality
laws of the United States. Tho officers
arrested were:
Thomas Lavan, Head Centre Of the State
of Ohio.
Thomas ]. ouiulan, Grand Treasurer.
Philip O'Neil, Head Centre of Tara Circle.
There was no attempt to avoid the arrest,
all Of them being found at their homes or
places Of business.
They appeared before United States Com
missioner White and gave bail as follows
Thomas Lavan, $500 T. J. Quinlan,
$1,000; Philip O'Neil, $1,000. In the mat
ter of bail, the prisoners claimed that the
action Of the authorities at Buffalo should
be considered a precedent, which, ifallowed,
would fix the bail at $500 each. The Com
missioner decided that the officers Of the
Government here were bound to take such
action as the case seemed to demand, with
out reference to similae cases elsewhere.
The headquarters on Seneca street were
seized and the papers, orders, &C., taken
possession Of. One box of knapsaeks and
another containing four muskets were found
in the hall.
There was great excitement and indigna-
ton in the Fenisn camps, last night, on
account of this unexpected action of the
Government, which seems to have damp
ened the ardor Of the Brotherhood, not a
little.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
DUB MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT

Especial dispatch tn Western Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 6.
MONEY.
Money is very easy and the demand is readily
supported at 596 per cent. on call. with Govern
ment and miscellaneous securities as collateral.
GOLD.
The gold market was frmer towards the close
and the last price was 1857.
EXCHANGE.
The market for exchange is very fair at lilo fol
sixty days.
The Government securities were firm this after
noon, end rather better on the 5-20s. The follow.
ing were the closing prices: Coupons Of 1851, IOgs<:
$50 coupons, 1925; lO-4Os, 81; 1905, IO2kalOz1S.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
At the last board the railway list was steady.
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
The market for petroleum and IN ming shares
was very dull.
Petroleum Stocks-Bennehoh 1885; Petroleum
Consolidation 10; United States 475.
Mining Stocks-Ada Elmer 800; Cons Gregory
1850: Quartz Hill 4e5; Smith 4 Parmslee 9I5.
DRY seoDs.
The market to-day is steady. Heavy wooleDs
are in active demand. Choice styles Of French
dress goods are scarce. Black silks are in quite
active demand. Hosiery and skirt goods have
fallen of.
Jobbers prices
Brown Sheetiug-Pacifc Extra 3G-inch. 23IZ.
Amoskeag A 3e-inch, %; Appleton 36 q 2Ji5.
Atlantis 37-inch, q; Augusta 3G-inch, q; Dwight
A 36-inch, q; Indian Head 35-inch, %; Laoouia
36-inch, -
Sheeting aud Shifting, Observation-Disclosures &C.
inch, 2; A mOskesS A-iDoh, 80; do. IS inch, 81;
Bay Mills 36-inch, b; Hill Semper Idem 3G-inch,
33%; Home 44-inch, 32%.
Prints-Unchanged,
Balmoral kirts-Chelsea IS 90; windernere
SEQ; sAdriatic 81 90; Washington 500.
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NthlN " 4NNNNHN NA-AS 1F2[A@
Compound-iGt. Notes, '65-lO21z@1O5 lO3h@lOt
The local Money market works easier
The demand for loans continues good. but
deposits are freer, and balances are stead
lily growing, the banks at the close to-day
reporting their condition as quite comfort
able.
There is also less stringency noted in
Eastern Exchange, and some of the banks
are moderately easy. There is, however,
very little making, especially through
movements of produce. Rates are steady
at par buying and Ito premium selling.
An abstract of the statement of the public
debt on the lst inst. has been ~telegraphed,
but in such a shape as not to be reliable in
the details. The total debt, less cash in
Treasury, is stated at 81 ,61O,2Ss, S67.S2,
which gives a reduction during the month
of SO, iOI,475.26-which is probably nearly
correct. The amount in the Treasury is
stated to be: coin, S5O,679,957.72, against
S76,676,4O7.O2 May LIST; currency, s79,O1I,-
1852, against s6l, O,62I.sO May LIST.
In his report to Congress in relation
to the Gold Sales by the Treasury,
Secretary McCulloch j~ustifes the heavy
transactions after the receipt Of the
Cuba's news of the English panic on the
ground that to have suspended selling would
have created 4 panic on this side. We think
this improbable, but if it were unqnestion-
able, there was yet no good reason why
moderation should not have been used, in
stead offeeding the greedy appetites ofspec-
ulators and foreigners, at q loss of two or
three million dollars to the government, as
was done by the injudicious course Of Mr..
Myers, the government broker. 1t is stated
upon indubitsble authority that within
twenty minutes after the receipt of the
Cuba's news, Mr.. Myers sold fifteen millions
of the nations gold at ISOs@ISOl, and he
had hardly left the room before the price
was bid up TO 1924. Again on Tuesday, Mr..
Myers entered the market, cognizant of all
the circumstances, and sold a million at
1911, when fortunately he was stopped by
an order from Washington, and the Premi-
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
WrnNEspAY $3.50. June 6, Is6e.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 6, 1865.
Later foreign intelligence by the steamer
Africa to-day reports a better feeling in the
English finances, and though no decided
improvement had taken place in the oper-
atoms of trade, the markets continuing
very dull, there was a frmer tone and a
less gloomy prospect. This is measurably
indicated by the higher quotations for Five
twenties, which closed at 643@65. Private
advices may be expected to show more
favorably than those made public. Prob
ably the most favorable construction was
given to the news in New York, and the
tendency was to weaken the market for
gold. which closed lower at I444. The re-
port this morning that seventy-five mil
lions OF government securities would be re-
turned from Germany this month is doubt
less without foundation, and would seem to
have no credit in New York financial
circles.
For government securities a steady mar
ket is IN Maintained, the variations in price
during the past few days having been very
trifing. There is less expectation of "a re-
turn Of our securities from the English
markets, and it is probable their price will
begin to appreciate with foreign holders
from this on, if no further financial distur-
Dances shall occur. With such movement
our markets will of course symPathize.
Bankers dispatches from New York to
three o'clock this afternoon reported
nothing to Justify a change from the pre-
vious quotations on governments, and the
market closed steady and unchanged. Gold
was lowered to IS buying and Az selling,
and silver to IS buying and Al selling. We
nuote:
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Nsn York mnrke,.snnos q.

CoTToN-Uunchanged; 3s@4Oc for middling.
~fLoUR-Rather less active and common and in
feIior grades 59IOo lower.
eales at Ss,l59s175 for extra state; s9,to9iO,Oo
for extra round hoop Ohio, SIO,O59l4,OO for trade
brands. Closing dull.
wHIsKY-Firm. saIes at 81 q for western.
WHKAT-Dull and heavy. Common white, good
and choice sre scarce and hrm.
Sales Of good NV No Milwaukee at S2,e6; No.
l do 81, IOg2,s 90; winter red western S2,l092,5S,
and choice new amber Milwaukee bn pOivate term.
RlE-More firm
CoRS-Heayy. A moderate business doing. The
export demand il maternity checked by the diff +
Guilty shippers experience in selling exchange.
Sales at 72GsOc Tor unsOund new mixed west
ern; SldSjc for sound do; s &c for new choice do;
soc for handsome white westetn; SIC tor Clt mixed
western in store.
OATs-2aSc better end more active.
Sales at 38g5sc for new western, the latter
for Wisconsin.
~CuFFEE-Stea5y.
susAK-Less active. Sales Ct fair % gscl re-
hning at Il@l2c-
MoLAssEs-DulI.
PErE0LEUM-DulI Sales at 2G936&c for cTudei
and 4l9i2; for refined in bond.
PORK-Opened heavy but closed more firmly
Sales at S30,37930,t2 for new mess, closing
at 5000 cash; S29, 25@Z9,sO for old MESS
S24, 25924,5O Tor prime. Also $3.50 bbls new
mess Tor June, July, and August, sellers and
buyers option, at s5e,76G3l, rs.
BEEF-Steady.
Sales at si6,OO@2l,O 90 for new plain mess and
s2I, 5O924, so for new extra mess.
BEER HAMs-UnchauSed. Sales ct t4b,tOg4b,eo.
Cur MEATs-Steady.
Sales OF l2z9lS14c for shoulders, and lT9
BEcoS-Quiet. sales at l5@Is14c for Cumber-
land Cut, and 1876 for short rib6sd.
LARD-4oiet. Sales at l9%@2z4c.
BUTrER-DuH. sales at 2o9363 foT Chic, ard
SHEEsE-Quiet Sales at ss2o..
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see inside.
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see outside.
CITY NEWS

County Union Convention.
CUTAHOGA Co. UNION CENTRAL Con-. RooNs,
CLEVELAND, May 80, 1866.
The Cuyahoga County Union Convention,
for the nomination of fifteen delegates to
the State Convention, to be held at Colum.
bus on the goth day OF June, 1856, for the
transaction of business, and the nomination
of candidates on the Union ticket for the
following Offices:
Secretary of State:
Judge Of the Supreme Court:
Member Of Board of Public Works:
Will be held il this city at CARROTS Hall,
on Saturday, the 9Th day of June, 1856, at
10 o'clock, a. m.
The basis of representation in the Con-
vention will be one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for Jacob D. Cox, for
Governor in 1865, and one additional vote
for every fraction of fifty votes and up
wards, cast in any township, or j n any ward
of the City of Cleveland.
On this basis the several townships and
Wsrds will be entitled to delegates as fol-
lowa-
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TBE CoURTs.-The L. S. DistrictCou was
convened yesterday at 10 ~ NJ, and the
following cased were arraigned
Michael Kilrain for having and attempt
ing to pass counterfeit L. S. fractional notes,
Plead not guilty.
Mary Kilrain, same charge. Plead not
guilty.
Henry Klabisb, forgery. Plead not guilty.
Seth F. Robinson, for stealing property
belonging to a Postofice. Plead not guilty.
James W. Craig, for embezzling war ma
t~erials. Plead not guilty.
Joshua Briggs, for having and passing
counterfeit notes. Plead guilty.
Theresa Thompson, attached for contempt
in d~isobedieuce of subpoena. Bail $500 for
appearance to testify.
The case of the United States vs.. James
NJ. Clark comes on to-day at Q A. NJ.
CcuuoS PLEAs-Roox No. Judge Cof-
faberry.-The argument in the case OF
Robinson vs.. the Railroad Companies, was
opened yesterday afternoon.
RooN No. Judge Bolton.-The case Of
W. a. Hollenbeck va. Bradley and Davis
was decided in favor of plaintiff. Verdict
rendered for $3.50 50. Suit was brought on
a promisOry note. The defense clsimed
that no compensation had been received.
In the case of Fanny Smith VS.. Stephen
W. Garrett, verdict was rendered for plain
tiff for $50. Suit was brought on charge Of
assault and battery.
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BIdes-Dottor and more active. We quote Is


Dried AppIes-Firm at l7Glsc and pay for
packages.
Dried P~eaches-Firm. Pared soc; IMPAIRED,
hslves, 2O@25c; quarters, 1sc.
POtafOes-In moderate request. Sale ) cars
PeachbIows In bulk ut 81 ,o5; 800 bbls at s3,Io.
Lake FIsh-In good demand and firm
No. 1 Whit fish as, so per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500
Pickerel, No, /, ss,OO@s,a5 Trout S7,25; Her
ring, large, $3.50.
Beans-Prime white in moderate request at
8 l,T592,oO per bu.
SaIt-Held at $3.50 for Fine and s2,S5 for
coarse Onoudaga; Saginaw $3.50.
Water LLmc-In fair demand and firm at
$500 for Akron and 0swegO-
Feafhers-Prime live geese firm at $4,000.
TaIIOW-Quiet. neld at 1oc for city, &c for
country-rendered.
HOps-stes5y at l597Os Tor New York, Michi-
gan and Ohio.
MaIt-Barley Malt steady at sl,io@l,s so = bu,
the outside price for pIims No. Canada.
Ale and POrter-Ws quote as follows: Pres
snt Use Xxx Ale SO, co. Stock sl5,OO914,OO; Ken
nett $780,; Pale Cream s11,OOi Porter sI2,OO9
400.
Plaster-Powell's land plsst0r firm at Sl2,OO
= ZOE at Mill. Oslclned 400 q Dbl.
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WOODLAND CEsErERY.-Extensiye and
important improvements of Woodland
Cemetery are under consideration by the
Committee on Parks and Public Grounds.
The erection Of a fine central fountain and
several lesser ones, is proposed, and designs
for a pavilion to occupy the center of the
cemetery grounds are to be procured. The
limit fixed to the cost Of the latter is $4,000.
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~REcovERED.-A stolen horse and buggy
were found at Newburgh yesterday by an
officer of the police. Messrs. Madison and
Selby, of Massilon, were the owners of the
property. and had offered a reward of SIS
for its recovery. The thief hired the horse
and gave his name as william Thompson,
which was doubtless assumed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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tiers.
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Anril . 49,

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PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEORGETOWN, D CT
April 2, 1863.
Messrs. HosTETrLR & SMITH:
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monial to those Of others in favor of your excellent
preparation. Several years of residence on the
banks of a Southern river, and Of close applioa-
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my nervous system and undermined my health
that had become a martyr to dyspepsia and ner-
veus headache, recurring at short intervals, and
defy ing all kno ~ remedies in the Materis Medica.
l had come to the conclusion that nothing but a
tota! change Of residence and pursuits would re-
store my health, vhea a friend
Hostetter's Bitters. I procured a bottle as an e1-
pertinent; II required but one bottle to convince
me that 1 had found at last the right combination
Of remedies. The relief it afforded NE has been
complete. 1t is now some years since I first tried
Hostctter's Bitters, and it is but just TO say that
I have found the preparation ali that it claims to
be. It Is a standard Family Cordial with Us, and
even IS a stiuulsnt we like it better than any
thing else; but wa use it in ali nervous, bilious
and dyspepsic cases, from fever down to toothache.
II what I have nov said will lead any d~ysPeptic or
nervous invalid to ssure remedy, i shall have done
some good. I remain, gentlemen, respectfully,
june4 Z. D. Z. y. sOUTHW0RTH.
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FEsIANs AT ToLEDo.-At 2 Feninn meet
ing at Buffalo on Wednesday evening, $3.50
was raised, and two companies organized
ready for the Geld. One of the companies
numbers leo men, and is intended to be
armed and drilled for skirmishes. They
propose to fight on "their own hook" and
will not be connected with any larger or
ganizstion.
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IEw A%oVERTtsE

I OST-A G1ld headed WhAlabone Cane, marked
l. w. l. Marvin, from his Employees, ls6S'
50 Public Square. W L. MARVIN juneau
CTRAYED-A small red and white Cow, four
~ year. old, with = scar On the lower lid OF the left
eve Whoever will return said Cow or give informa-
ed. NJ. N. SPANGLER.
Cleveland, MAY slst, 1854. ~junel:32O
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ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.

ACADEMY OF MusIc-THIRD NIGHT or
Miss KATE R~EIGNOLDs' ENGAGEMEr.-The
graceful and popular actress, Miss Kate
Reynolds, was sreetedlas asst night with a full
and spprecistiye auditory. The leading
drama was Buckstone's "Hnntress of the
Mississippi" and afforded scope for the dis
play of the powers Of this gifted and ve.-
stile actress, Miss Reynolds appearing as
Miami" Mr.. Magic as Conner Oxen
nedy," Mr.. Irving as "Grinnidge,' Mrs.
Ellsler as "NeIly o'Neil." aud Miss Nor
ris as Geraldine Seeing Irving" con-
Guided the entertainment.
This evening Matilda Heron's great
drama, "Matilde; or, the Lone Chateau, -
vii! be reproduced, followed by Anthony
and Cleopatra" It is an excellent bill.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED ..
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop OrOntes, WetmoTV, Toledo
Prop Prairie state, Knapp, Toledo
Prop Lac La Belle, %spalding, Bayfield, eco tons
pig iron l65 pkgs fish.
Schr Philena Mills, HoIs1eld, Bay City 10000
# lumber. 10000 lath. NJ
Schr Amaranth, Hast ngs, Idar1uet'e; ass tons
iron ore.
schr Ironsides, Anderson, Marquette 43O tons
iron ore.
Schr J F Cord, Judden, Marquette; 4ss tons iron
ore.
Schr f P Ryerse, Boylau, East Saginaw $4,000
Fl lumber.
Schr MabsIa, Bedford, Huron 10000 shingles.
Schr n c Ford, Shaw, neutrality-suspicious. 1900 0
# lumber.
Scow Reyes, Lynn, Clinton II6, 900 slaves.
Scow Forest, Ayerill, Huron lO2,407 fs lumber,
5000 lath.
Scow Butcher Boy, Payne, East Saginaw $4,000
# lumber.
Scow Geo Sherman, Reilly, Clinton.
SEQ y COnsuelo, Bullock, Dover Bay.
Scow Sea Bird, Gervais, Detroit SEQ, OOU shingles.
Scow Nellie, FaTgher, Huron.
CLEARED.
Str Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, 0Gdensburgh.
Prop OrOntes, WetmOre, Buffalo.
Brig Mayfower, NickeTy, Marquette 800 tons coal.
Schr Petrol, Pettier, PIT Hope.
Schr Milan, Porter, Chicago 400 tons coal.
Schr Republic, Alien, Milwaukee 800 tons coal.
Schr NJ Stalker, Stalker, Milwaukee,; $50 tons coal.
~chr Amsdon, Simpson, Toronto; $50 tons coal.
ScoW Consuelo, Bullock, Dover Bay
Scow Nellie, FargheT, Kelley's Island.
Scow Highland Chief, Gardner, Pt Clinton.
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as~een tIarkef-Inne O.

FLouR-Ac;iye and unchanged SAILS st Slo,2'
for No l sprirg; SI2,OO for red winter $3.50 ioE
Xxx.
WHEAT-Flrm but dull. Sales Of No. l milgs
auke club at 81, IO92,I5 No > do $40.
CoRN-Unchanged. saies BIT 74c ior No l Ill
nOis
OArs-Quiet but firm.
CANAL FlIaHTs-Dull- To New York FlOuE
3GG3Sc, wheat So, corn SIC.
LAKE IAPORTs-2O,O 90 bu wheat.
CANAL ExPORfs-45' bbls -four. 1850 Blu wheat
$500 bs corn; 1909 bu peas
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Cleveland Lumber Market.

"WEDNESDAY, Jnne 6, 1866.
The market is somewhst unsettled, in conse'
quence Of the late advance in ir,ights and prices
in the Michigan regions, and the views of dealers
vary considerably. Generally, however, late prices
are so far adhered to, though the tendency is de-
eidedly upward. Receipts have been light Tor the
past week, and with an active demand, stocks are
not accommodating at present. Dry is very scarce,
and the demand is barely met. Dealers look for a
general advance at an early day We qnote pres
ent ward prices as follows:
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Cleveland Dry Goods Market.

WEDNESDAY, June 6, 1e6s.
Business continues moderately active, though
not pressing. The recent advance in Brown Sheet
iugs and Prints has somewhat checked the demand
nevertheless prices are we'll sustained, particular
ly on Prints, which are very firm at the advance,
With a still further upward tendency. Good styles
of dark Prints are much wanted, but are not
plenty. The present ruling prices are as follows
Merrimac W, &c Merrimso D, 2lc COcheco 2lci
S~pragues zoe American and l9c; Dun
nells lsc; Alleus Isc Hsmilton and Pacific 2ne.-
Standard Brown Sheetings range from % to 24c
Medium 10 to 2Ic. All kinds of Domestic Cotton
Goods are buoyant ia price, and dealers feel conf
dent presen, prices will be sustained.
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Chicago RIarket-June 6.

~FLOUR-Stesdy and quiet
WHEAr-Dun and declined 16lA. Sales st $40
GI,t61S for NJ !, aud 81 O2@l, % for Nc. :.
CoRS-Declined Ic, closing active. Sales Of No.
l at 5OG5I%c, 47L@4sc for No. 2.
OATsIsteadv Sales at 3l1S93ls%c Ter No 1;
2s%G29c for No..
PROVIsIONs-Dull.
FREIGHTs-Firm.
REoEIPrs-Tlour GOO bbls wheat 1900 lui
corn 395, 900 bU, oats 1900 bu
sHIFMENTs-FlouT 5000 bbls.; wheat 283, 1900 bu.i
rorn 81 100 I'M
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The several Townships and Wards are re-
quested to hold their Primary Meeting fol-
the selection of Delegates to the County
Convention, on Thursday evening, June 18th,
1866.
THOMAS JONES, JR.,
Chairman Co. Union Central Com.
{. S. HOBBS, Secretary.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LzApEA.l
P1rrssuRaH. June7-7.I5 ?.

PITTsBuRGH, June7-T.I5 P. ..
The market is unchanged. Buyers want lower
figures. Receipts 5000 bls. Sales 5 90 bbls in
bulk and barrels returned Il at 14c 800 bbls, in
Guiding packages, and delivered on cars ready for
export, at 19%@lsZo; sales Green county amber,
barrels returned, at Ice Smiths Ferry oil same
price as Allegheny. Rehnsrs and dealers are apart
in their views prices nominal.
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Nv a1ocE Merket--June g.

GOVERNMENT sTocKs-Are quiet and rather
easier.
$40 coupons, Of 1862. 1928; 7.5Os, 1st series,
IO21@; DO. second series lO21S.
STUCEs-EoWef.
Chicago and Alton $50; Chicago and North
western , u; do preferred 500 Illinois Central
I2I; Michigan Southern 79S; Michigan Central
sO7L: Reading 1907; Erie OJss; New York Cen
trail 81; Tennessee skies 9l%; Western Union TEL
uranh EGL
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ARREsrED.-Margarct Findlay was ares
ted yesterday in Stark county, By Deputy
United States Marshal Funk, for passing
counterfeit currency. She was brought 10
this city, and viii have an examination on
Tuesday next before United States Commits
s;nner White-
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FREE DELIVERY system IN DETRorT.-
During the Month of May there were de-
livered by the Free Delivery Agency of
Detroit, 1862 mail letters, 6,62S city let
tcrs and %, Az newspapers. 4l,S45 letters
were collected. The new system is daily
gaining in favor
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PRIMARY MEETINGS To-SIGHr.-It should
be remembered that the primary meetings
for the selection of delegates to the County
Union Convention, are TO be held in the
several wards and townships il the county
this evening.