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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

KNGsvILLE AcADRNY.-There will be a
grand Reunion of the Alumni and students
of Kingsville Academy on Friday evening
of this week. An address is to be delivered
at : o'clock, after which the collation. will
be served. The institution has always been
popular and fOurishing and the Reunion
OF the students cannot fail to be a delight
full one.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

BASE BALL-The Forest City Base Ball
Club of this city has challeng ed the Hudson
College Base Bail Club to a match game,
and the challenge has been accepted. The
game will come of'next Saturday afternoon,
at Hudson.
The Forest City Club will meet for prae-
tice on their ground this afternoon at four
O'Clock. Business of Importance will be
transacted snd every member should be
Dresent
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

New MUsIc.-We have received the pub
fishers, Pond & Co., New York, a sweet bal
lad, solo and chorus, entitled We've drank
from the same Canteen." Poetry by Col.
Halpine Miles o'Reily,) and music by the
celebrated balladist, James G. Clark.
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MARRIED.

FoLLETr-BARTHOLoMEw-In this city,
on June 9Th, at St. PauTs thurch, by the Rev. j
II. Rylanca, Mr.. Foster v FoUett, of Sandusky,
to Miss Portia Bartholomew, Of This city.
EDEAV0R-STANLEY-In this city, On the
10th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Beamen, Mr.. Chas. o.
Deavor, Of Baltimore, to Miss FANNIE Stanley, Of
this city.
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SEAMAN LosT.-On Monday LAST, SIS the
bark J. P. Marsh was being towed out from
Buffalo by the tug Gardiner, one Of the crew
named Charles Brierman, was lost overheard
and drowned, when about three miles out.
He had been sent out to loose the jib, and
while thus engaged accidentally fell over
boald. A life-preserver was thrown within
his grasp, which with the united efforts Of
both tug and vessel were ~unavailing to-
wards rescuing him from c watery grave.
It Is presumed he was injured by the fall,
which rendered him powerlessto help him
self. He was from Milwaukee, and un-
married. Last fall he sailed on board the
schooner Ironsides, of Vermillion, Ohio.
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Ladies are cordially invited to cali at 40
Superior, opposite the Weddell House, and
examine our stock of jewelry of the latest
style, Just received by us.
BURT & DARE,
I4O Superior street, Opposite Weddell.)
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LOCAL KOTICES.

( LATE PATENTS, OFFICIALLY lssUET
THRoUSH THE OFFICE OF MEssns. BURRDGE
& Co., CLEVELAND, 0.-J. H. Fsirehildsl
HighgaIe, ", grain screener; CT. GOudyl
Independence, sheep rack; II. A. Robson
city, hat block; j. Gulliford, Girard, Pa
stove rack; Allen L Hinsdall, city, making
sheet iron; ]. Cooper, olmsted, Railroad
mail receiver, etc; E. Sweetland, South
Bend, Indiana, grain sitter; ]. Jacoby,
Doylstown, cave trough; Elder L Baker,
Huntington, sheep holder; A. Williams,
Wellsville, counter sink; H. B. Myers, city,
gas generator A. Higley, South Bend, Ind,
lifting jack; is. Bullard, Chagrin Falls,
butter mould; J.. L. Fountains, Milford
III, cultivator; D. Fasig, Rouseburg, lifting
machine; NJ. Decamr, South Bend, Ind,
grain mill feeder.
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A ToSDER.-Fsr q wonder we had
nothing but the pleasantest sunshine yes
terday. The usual rain was put of for a
moro convenient season.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

THR KRNxARD HousE-The plans for the
reception on the occasion of the re-Openipg
of the Kennard House are on a grand scale,
and the assemblage will DO the most brill
liant and fashionable ever gathered in the
city. There are rumOrs afoat of splendid
costumes in preparation, which will be
quite worthy of the occasion and of the
taste of the fair guests. We hope soon to be
able to give the entire programme as ar
ranged by the committee.
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n. Y. Money Markef-Jnne 8

M~OSEY-Easy at sac per cent.
STERLING ExeHAEsE-Dull. Bankers bills ct
lOsI9ll0.
GOLD-A shade 6rmer, opening at 1897 de-
Ginning to 1874; advancing to 1895 and closing at
1897.
The total exports Of specie to-day were 81, &c.,
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NEw PRE.-A new pier is being con-
structed beneath and to the north of CLARK
and Woodward's Elevator. The old one
was unsafe and much decayed and the new
one is a much needed improvement.
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Gaylord & Ellsworth, dealers in Boots and
Shoes, 2O2 Superior street, are constantly re-
ceiying~ additions to their stock, and offer
extraordinary inducements to purchasers.
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Gentlemen wishing to ane themselves
can do 30 by calling at Burt q Dare's, 14O
Superior street, and purchase one of their
gold or silYer-headed canes.
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GOLDEN Hrnxs.-This book is a selection
of the best Sabbath School hymns, published
by Wm. B. Bradbury. Price 10 cents Hcl-
den, Clark & Wilson have it for sale.
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RnfhIo Markei-Iune 0.

~FLOUR-Quiet.
~WHEAT-Eominal and Inactive.
CoRS-Duli and nominal. Sal6s at 6sc for No
l mixed.
OATs-Dull. No Chicago held ct 4Hc
BARLEY-Insctive
RYE-kO l at sl,O5.
PEAs-NoHinel.
MESS PORk-S3I, %.
LARD-Firm. Sales at 22c.
WHIsEY-S2,F7.
PROVIsIONs-Unchanged.
CANAL FRsIGHTs-To New York Wheat I4Lc;
corn l2%; oats sci slaves and lumber 81, 62% per
ton and toll.
CANAL ExPORTs-Flour 4s5 bbls wheat @, 223;
bush; corn JAG, 40 bushi oats Ice. sl6 bushi barley
1911 Lush.
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BOYS Boors.-Al the new stylesof mems
and boys boots, shoes and g%aitersa at reduced
prices at GAYLORD & ESswoRrH's,
300 Superior street.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOldIers
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement of "Free Claim Agen-
eY In another column. may29
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WESTERN SEAMEN'S FRIEND
SOCIETY,
Eighteenth Anniversary Reports,
Addresses and Exercises.

The eighteenth anniversary of the West
ern seamen's Friend Society was held yes
terday afternoon at the Second Presbyterian
Church in this city. Vice-President T. P.
Handy occupied the chair in the absence Of
the President The exercises were opened
with q prayer, offered by Pew. Mr.. Gillettr
of the st. Clair street NJ. F. Church. The
business proceedings of the day began with
the reading of the following report OIL Treas-
urer Parish:
WESTERN sEANEy's FRIESD SOCIETY IN Ac'
COUNT WITH ]. p. PARISH, APRIL i, 1866.
Dr..
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Mr For Evening Edition News
see inside.
R1- For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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BASE BALL CLUB.-Toledo has two base
ball clubs now in operation, the last being
organized on Thursday last.
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BAr7IsM.-The rite of baptism was ad'
ministered to three candidates for adrnis-
sion to the First Baptist Church.
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MASrEL CLocKs.-Ebony, marble and
bronze clocks of the most beautiful designs
for the mantel. Call and see them.
Burr 4 DARE,
140 Superior, ~(opposite Weddell.)
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER
ARRIVALS

"a Citizens wis hing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or B5sts, will be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus Once, l60 Superior street, OPP
posits the Wsddsll House. msy15
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Rich Silver Plated Ware of the finest
quality and richest designs, at Hogan's
Jewelry Store, No. 237 Superior street.
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SUMMIT.

By the order Of the District Congressional Com
mittee Of the 18th Congressional District Of Ohio.
JOHN c. GRANNlS, Chairman.
P. FOGG Secretary. lunell.f3a
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GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
TO
LAX e s r i,
For the Month Of LulY.

The splendid side-wheel steamer
ILLINOIS, 4. T[EHM
Capt. B. @. SWEET, .--.M Master, &A
Will leave her dock at Cleveland, Ohio, FRIDAY,
July 9th. 1866, at ! O'Clock P. NJ. touching at
DETROIT, leaving that port SATURDAY July
18th, at O'Clock P. NJ, fora
Grand Pleasure Excursion
to the North and South Shores Of Lake Superior,
visiting all points Of interest on the South Shere,
and running to Portland, Grand Portage, Fort
william, Isle Royal, st. EgIar's Island, and
many other attractive places on the North Shore;
returning 70 Detroit and Cleveland, August LIST,
sfording abundance of time to see and admire 8
country romatic beyond description and unsur-
passed in beauty, not visited by the regular lines
Of steamers. The boat is large and well furnished
state rooms, berths and hrst-olass boarding fur
nished during the entire trip-thus dispensing
with the trouble and expense OF seeking Hotel &C
commodations even where they can be found
Boats for fishing and sailing will be furnished free
of charge.
This Is intended to be truly 8 Pleasure Excur-
sion Of nrst-class passengers-shOrding pleasure
seekers an opportunity to spend the month OF
July In fishing, boating and roaming over q eOun-
try admired by all lovers of the beauties OF nature,
No Tickets for the trip, S200.Oe.
special arrangements made with gentlemen who
wish to take their families.
Amply to ]. NJ. RICHARDS & CO, No. o Mon
ument Square, or at the United States MGrshAls
W. NJ. PATTERSON, Agent,
j~unes.32i 2. o. Drawer 2G2-
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2O2 Superior street

CRICKET March The Forest City Cricket
Club will play test game next Wednesday,
at their grounds, on Kinsman street. The
best eleven will be chosen to play a match
game with a club from Windsor, Canada
The Windsor club has beaten the " Forest
City" once, and the match will be a closely
contested one this time. The match is set
for Wednesday of next week, we believe.
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Gold Headed Canes of all kinds at
Hogan's, No. 33T Superior street.
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only in moderate demand during the week,
at about New York rates Thegold demand
takes about rsll bankers can collect, at a
fraction above New York prices. The mar
let nlnsal AZ tha E,lInm:nn Enuras.
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A superior lot of fine silver plated ware
at Burt & Dare's, 40 Superior street.
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AMERICAN WArcHEs.-A large lot kept on
hand at Burt & Dare's, I4O Superior street.
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Cleveland wholesale aarkes

sATUEDAY EvEHIss, June 9, 1859.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(stsam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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CLAIM AGENTS.
WIS + PRESTON

CFstAatshsd December. is6a.l
licensed b Army b ssyy Claim Agent
OFFICE NO. l LYAAH's BLOCK
Near Court HOUSE on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed the
House. Three Mon hs Men and L OTHERS
who served between April 18th, 1851 and April 18th,
1853, eau now file their Dis hsrges With rs 10 OBJ
tain their Bounty.
u Our Fee il Five ROllaFs, payabls when
Claims are settled. as established BY the act.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Priza
Money and all other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
~ Our Special Agent, resident st WAshinetoE
D. o., gives persona; attention 10 L claims hled
by Us
German Language spoken. janl6RIT
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH
our nIDNTGHr MARKET REPORr

IspssisI Dispatch q Western Associated Press.
EkE YOEK, June 9.
GOLD.
The Gold market closed at l395s9Is9A.
MONEY.
Money continues very easy at 8 per cent. on call
loans.
Tbs Treasury Department is discussing literally
and the next ten millions ia currency win he paid
ont as interest on the 80 notes.
sREADsTUTT.
The Breadstu market continues depressed, and
there was n fur decline to-day.
GOVERNMENTS.
Government securities were firm this forenoon.
The following were tho closing prices
Coupons Of 81 lOs54; 1910 coupons 9bG961s; July
7-3Os l02HG O2%-
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS
Petroleum and Mining shares we're dull and lower
OF the morning Board.
BeDnehod Run Was the principal feature aud
sold IFS. Sales were made on the street at $50 for
United States Illj for Bsnnehof Run, aud 1910
for Gregory.
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--LATEST SrYLE.-Anything and everything
in the Boot and Shoe line, of the latest style
and best quality, and at the very lowest
price al GAYLORD & ~EsswoRTH's,
909 Sunerior street
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FINE CALF.-Mens' and Boys fine Calf
Balmorals and Caters variety of styles,
at GAYLORD & ESswORTH's,
2O2 Superior street

CHANGED HASDs.-The interest in the
magnificent steamers, Arctic, Pacific and
Atlantic, recently owned in this city, has
been transferred to Toledo, and the boats
are to ply hereafter between that city and
Buffalo. The line as recognized is to con-
sist of the Artic, Pacific, Atlantic and To-
ledo, one of which will leave Toledo and
Buffalo every evening during the season,
making close connections with the railroads
at each arrival. It is said that the transfer
was made because the business at this point
was not sufficient to warrant placing these
boats in commission this spring. The three
first named were built for passenger and
light freight business between Buffalo and
Cleveland, and are staunch boats, Of good
speed and superior accommodations. We
prophecy that the establishment Of this new
line will largely increase the freight and
passenger traffic between these two cities.
The boats are now being thoroughly reftted
and will be ready for business this week.
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Chicago mArket-June 8

AACnA MnEnCN-JAAA " L
FLOUR-Firm and quiet.
WHEAT-Firm AID advanced lLc. Sales at
Sl,67HEl.6 9 for No. l, rnd lOa@lO5 for No. 2.
CoRN-Firm and advanced H91c. Sales OF No. l
at 4S1950c and 46G47c for No. z.
| OATs-Quiet and declined H6lC. Sales st 32e
| for No. l, and 29%e for Go2.
PEovIsIONs-SteadY and quiet.
HIGHWISEs-Quiet at S2,Z3.
| FREIGHTs-Firm.
REoEIPTs-FlOur 1900 bbIs wheat 2 1000 bui
corn 2T6 900 bu, oats 19G, O0o bu-
SHIPMENFs-Flour 5000 bbls.; wheat 81, aOO bu.;
corn 2s2, 90 bu.; oats Il, 900.
Milwaukee MRrket-June o.
FLOUR-Quiet.
wHEAr-sales at sl,7sH9I,s soc for No.
OATs-Declined 1z9le.
REcERrs-Flour SEQ bbIs; wheat bu. 5000;
| oats rs, 900 bU.
sHIPNESTs-FlOur 1000 bbIs; wheat 1900 bus.
Report.
The following are the rates charged by u.s.
HAMs-sugsr-oured premium hams y d.. "a
OAHVAssED HANS 3D.. E3
DRIED BEEF-B 2s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D D-......-. IA
CanVassod. -...........-.-......-. Is
BACON-0r Smoked Sides = D....--.--.-. l9
LARD-Prime Leafksttle-rnd'din bbIs or tres %
Prime Leafksttle- rndid in kegs D D.. PIX
PORK-Ho. / mesa y BIB -..~.-..............-...03O 90
Extra Clear D 81 20
Light 70 %
So No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE 4 PRENTISs.
Ees. Ii2. IA and 14s Ontario street.
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MoRoCCo.-Ladies', Misses, and Children's
Morocco and Goat Boots, all styles, at
GAYLORD & ~ENRwORTH's,
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Ladies Congress Heel Caters, the cheap
est in the city, can be found at
SMITH, Dom 4 Co.'S.
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WANTED--AcENTS

WANTFD.-s2OO PER MONTH paid to agents
w 70 introduce our new SIC, SIS and so Sewing
Machines, Ketchum's Patent Address, with stamp,
MONADN0CK SEWING CO.. Win
chendon. Macs. June9-346-d6w3m
A GENTS WANTFD-To sell the largest and
n best work on Agriculture ever published. 1t IS
e " Farmers Library complete in one volume
Cleveland, o. lune3.s25
UANTED-Agents to sell and put up Barton's
w Patent House Bell. Every hOuse-keeper should
have IL. Agents not limited to any specified territory.
q. r. MATTES0H, Gen1 Agent, Grafton, o. ap6:342
TANTRD-RARE OHAHCE FoR AGENTS
w Mhsfths Deopl want. OomPlete History ofthe
var, IL ~onsla-ge volume, splendidy illustrated, with
over Is me portraits Of Generals and Battle SCENES.
fhe most candid, lucid, ompiete, suthentio and feia-
lie history publishsd. It contains reading matter
eluh to three large volumes. Send Tor circulars and
zee cur terms. Address JONES BROS. 4 DO las
Waat Fnnrth Ct. Oincllnaf- -a.2hf.AtAN
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A few choice goods opened at Mrs. shaw's
rooms.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SUPRRIOR CHANCE FOB INVEST
- MENT.-GOod Businessi Great Profits! Quick
Returns Apply Immediately at No. Atwater
Block, Cleveland, o. Iune.:3z-
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS!! BILUI-
ID ARDS!fiI would call the attention Of buyers
10 my new improved PATENT COMBINATIONS
CUSHIONS AND TABLES which cannot be sur
passed by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
reSSness of angles, and durability, which Isell at
reasonable prices, with q fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
CusI, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended 10 at my factory, lao fulton
street, New York City. w. H. GRIFFITH.
j~une5:3i6
DROP. THOMAS would respectfully inform
his friends and patrons that be is now prepared
70 attend to Shaving, Hair Dressing and Shampoon-
ing, Hair Coloring, &C., in the best style. Also, that
he will give his attention to the cure OF Corns, Bun
Ions, and IngroWing Nails, shop under the John
son House. apls:&2
QEn nOn MONEY ADVANCED
DOUsOOO IN sans TO suit-at the old stand
and Well-known LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, yewelrT, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, helodeons, sad
al personal property and articles ofVelue, on the most
Satisfactory terms. Business strictly private. Es-
italicized 1851. N. B.-A variety Of unredeesned
Nntches, Jegelry, Guns, etc. for sale at bargains.
Onpe-oorneF Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis a Pisxotto'g OlOthiRg Store.
oct22 10. n W.
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Ladies' Kid Caters and Balmorals-no-
thing more comfortable in warm weather.
at SxTrH, Dom & Co.'S.
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DEASR'S HAIR REEEWKR-St0ps
Hair from falling or restores Gray Hair to
is original csloT, and Is asuperior dressing. For
sale BY CHURCHILL
msJiO I2e Ontario street.
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FRENCH CALF.-Men's and Boys fine
French Calf Boots, sewed and pegged at
GAYLORD & EsswoRTH's
2O2 Superior street.
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HIGHLAND Boors.-Ladies', Misses and
Children's Serge Polish Highland and Bal
moral Boots at
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CITY NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CON-
VENTION.

CLEVELAND, June 9, 1866.
Pursuant TO a resolution passed by the District
CopqressiOnsi Committee, the Union Republican
voters of the 18th Congressional District Of Ohio,
consisting of the Counties Of Cuyahoga, summit
and Lake. are requested 10 meet sttheir usual place.
Of holding elections, on Saturday. Juiy- TN, az l.
O'Clock, p. M, to elect Delegates 70 the District Con
vantion. which will be held al BTainard'5 Hall,
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th, l666, at II
o'clock in the morning, for the purpose OF nominating
one Congressman, and for doing such other business
as may be brought before the Convention.
Each County under the apportionment agreed
upon, will be entitled to one delegate for every one
hundred votes cast for Gov. Cox at the last State
election, and one for every fraction Of NIFTY or up
ward. This will entitle the Counties 10 the follow
ing number Of Delegates:
Cuvahnga -
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Ladies' "Fr~anconian," or Mountain
Boot" something new, neat and durable, at
SMITH. Dom / Co.'s.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-11

Ladies Slippers, for summer wear. Some
new styles just received at
SxIrH, DopD 4 Co.'S.
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GLOVE Km.-Glove Kid, Highland Boots,
Balmorals and Caters of the finest and best
qualities, at
GAYLORD ( EyswoRTH's,
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SISSY Os-1S797 Os
sIS,797 Os

Audited and found correct.
DAN. P. EELLs, Auditor.
The report fthe collections and disburse-
ments of the Cincinnati branch is mislaid'
and can only be given the present moment
approximately, as follows;
Collections in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90
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Extra Broad Caters, made of the "old
fashioned Prunella," so nice and comfort
able for the cold folks" at
SIXTH, DoDD 4 Co.'s.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN EARNTses.-The earn
ings Of the Michigan Southern & Northern
Indiana Road, for the month of May, 1866,
were as follows:
1854 S45o,4y4 w
1865 S3zJly4 vs.
Increase IL
This il q handsome testimonial to the
management Of the road. The increase
since March first to date over the earnings
Of sane time, 1855, is not far from S15l,sss.
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FoR LAKE SUPERIOR.

EOR LAKE SUPERIOR. ~A
L III. regular steamer for su.lSIzNsN
psrior City, Bayfield,, La Pointe
ontonsgon and intermediate ports. The splendid
new side-wheel steamer,
KEWEEHAW-----..CGpt ALBERT STEEART,
VIII leave our dock for Lake Superior ports on
MONDAY, june 18th, at 9 o'clock P. NJ.
For freight or massage amply on board, or to
PETIT d HOLLAND. Agents.
iuneil:s2s 127 and I29 River street.
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LApEs-if you want to see a full supply
Of " feet covering" for the young, from the
Misses Dancing Slippers to the Patent
feathers of Young America 90 to
SNITH, DoDD & Co.'S.
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The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Ward in the several Counties Is entitled 10 Is as FOL
follows
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E0R LAKE BUPkRIUK. ~N
The rtsunch and ell. .ntt1&tA&
steamer, "
GOV. CUSHMAN ..,..a.H. ". THOMPSON, Master,
VIII leave our dock for PORTAGE LAKE and
intermediate ports or
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, at 8 P. n.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
GARRETSoN 4 CO., Agents,
fnne7 No. ] River street.