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Markets by Telegraph.
QUE bftDEJGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch 10 the Western Associated Press.l
Exw YokK. Aptil1 10.
s1xHIN0 txcuAs0E.
Tbs mail 1kst for sterling exchange IL decidedly Imef
the eose 1u. THIS rise il due to the aet thAt be-
txeeu ard two millions Of $50 bondl known TO
be On the way ha:k from the other die, and exchange
hss been bought agamst th1n.s
Gold closed up At 1*eai.tY.
RAILWAY sHAEEs.
The lailx&Y ehare market was duh At the second
regular and last oFtn boards bat there wAs nate
r1sl change in prtres- ....
rTrao1Erx AND nHEa STOCKS.
The petroleum stocks we1e dull thls afternoon but
generally .teadI.
The gold shares were lowe. In sono instances.
Renneho1, 3l1.2s; buchanan Farm. Sc; Ptsho1e.
Floo Webster. aoc Bates. 71c Con Greg, 9tt5o !;
Kepp md Huen $l.7o.
Al the New York Dry Goods E1chanKe there ~ns
no particular change to-day In prices but the market
II unsettled eansed bf the fall IN gold and cotton.
There IL far amount Of bu1!ness doing. buycrs
goods 70 keep up ther stocks, though they
take them In mail lots The demand for sotne A.ylcs
OF domestic goods ts very fair, such s nlesched
kht etnEs and sh1stlnEs, many G11des OF which arc
scA1ce.
rrinir-Cocheco. &c: Dunnet. 1sc; Freema-. 16;
Hamilton, 1sc; Me.r,uac u. &c; London Mourning,
lSAc: lancaster. 12c.
G!nkhaos--C1lntea. sc: Glasgow exc; Isn-
caster, sc; Fan R1yeg, nhc.
Brown shcetinss-Amoskeak 4, &c; Auo&kesg
r. zse Appleton A. &c do c, slc do D, zsc do E
lee; Atlantic A. &c: Augusta. &c; Booth. l7e Ii
coniA D. .7kc Laurel c, 2oe; do Il. &c.
Spool cottno-C1Arks. st1 cord, Sl.o9.
Brown Shtstinsx-1udlaw A. lsc: Eaahra e1ttA
&c Ns1mkca9 =. e7Xc: New afket 4. &c: Pepper
ell 4, ze Ptttste1d a, &c Porter Mills o. &c
R,eached Ehtrtin9s-Androseo:gtn, sSkc; Bat'ou 4
sor. Sc; Rartle.l'a- SIC; Ja1nta, Sc.
utn1us-MAnches1c1, MHt; AAssatau1etts. SC
New York, 4te.
cottopAdes-Fume1s L Mechanlca. s5ci New yors
Mills &c: Kschmoud, &c: jacquard Dsp!c1 Lord
E1k Mia e1tsa htfached. SIC; unhleaehed, 5oc dt
| cnlosed d7n1.k, SIC.
Hoop skIrtA-s. T. 4 A. 7. Mrers' L. 1k incl
tApet 70 10 - hoops. 4s9 Inch DO, eSca s1H
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
, 1866-04-11

lspecaa3 Despatch 10 the Chicago TtibuDc.1
DEs Mo1xEs. April 10.
The ctorts IN this Stale 10 organize Johusou
clubs. b. N admt1ture Of copperheads md Repuh-
licau., have III si9La1ly failed.
Ihoua* Neville, late 6nb-HeAd Centre OF the
Feutnn Cuc1t Of Ottum~a, II denounced By nome
Of the Frotherhood a. traitor 10 his country.
The h2t Of company a, Fist 1owa cavalry has
been presented 10 the Wfcow Of Col Tosrerce Ate
Of the Thrttcth Infantry. tut originally ot CON-
rany A.
Kenbey, who ras shot at Acklcy three weeks
ago. BY N. q o:ce- Is dead OF his wounds. George
Al been acQult. ed Gu The ground that the ACT wa+
done n teN-defence.
". q. leat, OF 1ltE eity, who ~as appointed to
examtne the books End aecounts Of the Warden OF
records a1e coinpiele. and pa pspess .na % soache.s @
properly c1sesnea and filed, and The result OF the
tnve II In The highest degree credttsb}e 70
the It Va.den and ali The officers nf tk,. nrs,nn
, 1866-04-11


fEpeclal Despatch 70 the Chicago Tnbune.1
NEwAuEEE, April 10.
FrnuK-Quiet but tEn sacs 500 b5ls Exccs3or 1nd
HsrtscbF's best city Il Slln&l1; 30 brls country
double extra nt $50; 100 hfls city double extra At
soo; 100 hrs extra ut ssoa; o hrts tuperdne 81 ss
anu g4.s9 for No. auper.
GaAIs-Kheat urn t3lrs at this morning board Of
ls,ooo bus At st.7ska1-etk ca&h. Noon bosrd-salea
ss,0c1 bus At $t2fh cath: seller ten
days; Il u, aeeF ali month Sc for rejected Five
p. board hrmer; sales 1900 bus It sl.27< cash.
Oa1s-SAlss 2@1 bus No. !. tfeah receipts. Al 9Sc.
PHoE1noxs-Quet; kales 10 sscs sEeet picked hara
st IKE; 1900 dry ta1ted shoulders 1t 1oAcs tes
prime city lard At tsc; 20 bris beef hams 1t $30o
Butter nrnp: aa!es tubs e cd roll At ssxc.
EGae-ct lower; sales tubs 1t 1sc
IrLxtp1f-EQo tria Hour &pQQ hus wheat.
, 1866-04-11
PROCEEDINGS OF C0NGRESS.

SENATE. ....
htmIrc tle Resolution adopted ny the senate In
JuIs i68:. that The aas conducted for no Other
purpose than 10 n-estnhith the Union with the
right Of ibe Statt- llpsrnpalfed. Hnd end0fsng
Irtfident Johnton for biz eGor. 10 reetore peace
and harmony III thtk tasle.
NT~ SUMNER objected 10 the prrscnt enusidcta-
lion Of lie rerolnflon, and II ~ent ox4.
Mr, sAuL>HTRi eaye notice that he wotdd calI
ur the resolution 4eatp on Friday nc1I
Tie bill 10 rcimburfe The etste o. r:nn>sl nla
for var expr nfes wse pas ~ed. The bill 10 rsnnt
s1UQ000 Of the nul,ltc lapd to sid IN cous,ruuue
ship caual irom Lake superior 10 Lac Il utc in .le
sisie Of Michigan, Was patsed. Two Thousand
copier o the cuast survey icprH Of is& were 70 be
taIy Q! tht senate present 10 The Secte ny OF
state au atses,ed enpY o! the Civil tights htl>
nii'ee on Post Oricet reported The House bill to
amend the posla ]a~r. which reduces lie fine 70
, 1866-04-11
NEW YORK. CATTLE MAR
Clos1nR Day.

tRepor,ed By Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Tribune
Exw ToRx. Tpttdky Evening. April 10.
BEEF CATTLE-Ths total receipts OF beef ca.ue
Tor the week ending today SIC s,sa head. Of which
clsned he snd there II no confidence tn ne1t week. AL
xefe sold,
sHEEP-Reeeivea. - 10 head. Tho supply Is light
md prices 1se lc higher than last week The stock Is
balf clipped. md much Of It heAvys one lot averaged
Is. ot. IL. brad of Irdaaa p1thessed averaged 100
rs: clipped selling 1t 637Xc, wooled 1t s9sXc, Ad-
s,le hi 10 clip before shipping.
H0GS-Itectlved. 80 bead. Thert Il fnIl supply.
and much poor stock ID the market. Heavy lots sel
quick Prices rangc la2 lpxc; some inferior lots soid
ii 9Ac. solos RcutssoS+
ASSOCIATED Pse'' ps.rs,Essa ..-.,,
Ths teostnE a's the current prices for the at
RKxr CarT1k-F1r1t quality. P bead. sl7 ooA1soo: !:
fs,r 70 R go1a ~ :ieooS17oo: common etaoosno; 'nie-
ssss so.sty. ss@ aoSa ardns.T ts;as ssia; ~ CON:
mon. {3oA00 "a, u: Inferior A10a5o00.
ykAL C.ALyEs-ftfst9n 9na1!fy- p. ~ 13e: Ordinary,
11h@lzc: eonmoo; lo1snAc; tnfs.1a. ELY ss19xs e @ N
pr1me quality a!9 800: ordinary qua.!ty. q soas-3o
SwISk-HeAry com led Oct .. 11Aa10Hcs light and
Ssas :s;s y !ssas sS.os. thu
for cattle: the s1pntJ was small tetnand actlFe
snd prfces are H &C pr pound above ast Heeks quo
caias .s t 81 az a5r - aaa e
III steady f1lr demand shynt rsorious PRICES
npoye. Hogs dull and lover.
wtek werc Is follows: 1911 bteEea. IL eows, 1.4sQ
veal calves, L. 81 &heep And limbs, ,tL swine.
, 1866-04-11
FROM NEW BRUNSWICK.

KttJcnatinn Of Ihe NIiuastry-A New
Government to be Formed-E1cSfe.
x,cut and Btnpdshed.
FntDERlrKanCna, n. B.. April 10.-Fhe IoMes
boute met shts afternoon Tor i lew minutes The
Attorney General aanounced that the Government
hto teLderd their re,iEuation. and were
awaiting uply, lie Governor ts
expected 10 send IN hi. answer
tonight. In The meantime be has chosen Ar. VII
, 1866-04-11

moi. Of tht U3,po&ition, 10 form 4 ne~ Govern.
nenf. The excitement I. eti very great. Several
nctw. en- the paf,ismA Of ethef tide OF the qnes-
t1ep. in tie OF The most Desperate Of these n
cyrning. blood WAS freely rned. 1he Runhoat
F1Iades, OF coaat <qnadrnr. = nea1 nrd-red from
ST. johns to Cxm; ,elo Il q mAich tho Fentxn'.
, 1866-04-11
FROM LAFAYETTE, IND,

Case Under the Civil Rights hill.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, April 10.-The Courier has the
following: ~ catastd man brought suit against
prominent citizen before Esquire Wtiunes this
morning to enforce a contract. The defendant Tor
AnsWer sets up that that the negro came into the
Stale in violation Of the thirteenth article Of the
Constitution OF the Stale VI Indiana, which under
pains and penalties prohibits from coming into the
aIate, and debars them from ali rights 10 enfurce
contracts, DC. The plalnhf demuts 10 the znswer,
mspiainfng that the thirteenth article il void
and Of no eject because F1r-t 1t is In conravch-
tion Of the letter and tp,Et Of the Constitution OF
the United Stsies.
Seroud. II II Ia direct conflict With the Constisu-
tional sucudmenf aboll.h1nr slavery.
Third II isyo1 under the nrnt ecion Of the Civil
k'Ehts Bill. which givcs to al persons born IN the
United stateA full 1ght to make and euforte con-
3ractt, any lan stslute, ordinance. regulation OF
custom to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Court susts1ped the demurrer, and the de-
setdant appeaied 10 tho Circuit Cont, which is
now in seSsion- The case w1s submitted to-day,
ana after atCrtnent Of counsel Col 8. P. ueuatt
for appellee and Eol. 81. e. Wilson for appellant,
the caee WIS tai en for adyiscment. Judge Geat
nlti probably rcndef dec1.lnn Tomorrow. Under
The second section Of the Civil Rights Bill he can
only decide IN fagor Of the negro, lot The leason
thai an sdvezse DECISION Woa1d subject him to the
penalty OF $1.0tQ tne and imprisonment
EnlAygement OF Ehe N. T. Trtbupe.
New ToRK. April 10.-Ibe Tribune eIcnals1es its
2j,h Anniversary by sppeaEsnS In 4 nett and much
cHfafEed form. 1T prOpFeiofs hare inr4fed lA--e
number OF editors and friends to an elegant euEes-
trInuueu1 at Delmou,to>s this evening.
, 1866-04-11

Especial pespatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LoutA+ April 10.
IoaAcco-Unchaaged. Good leaf In demand lugs
dull.
FIoCR-Dul1. Sales Of super At &t1n@s.oo; extra
ye.E@ go: choice hra1 d. "a s13.na s<
GxA.S-Whe&s auiet- Sales new fall II et.c. Sva1ll
sales Rye 1T &C. Ba1ley steady 1t s02;7c for Spring
md interior fall. Corr beter for white &nd dnlI for
other qualities. Sales Of whlte at 6&&sss mixed aud
yellow Go6slc.
poEK-C1ty mess $AboS768.
JFrrsEYY-EalkR Il
, 1866-04-11

Nesr Jefferson. on the sth Inst, WASHINGTON E.
MOORE. IN the ed year Of bis AEe
H th!ltueirhia and Delaware papers pte1st COPY.
AZ Sumner, EankAket county, tll- attsf br1el
g!ness or 1aya Win typhoid fever and pneutaona.
sTEFHtN F. SAN BORN. egrd IS Jrast. He 1tares
4 wife Rud pne Ton to N oufn his loss.
~ New llampshire, New York and Wisconsin pa
rlcAte conY.
, 1866-04-11


cor7oy-pull. heavy md fully to -c lower. Sales
A. %se- nufs peary for common grades. ts9
am for e1trs state: ssa*Ai9 tof e1t1A rnt t0HS1
zoos Ohio, ano ss@4li. % for ts%de brands Nafeos
el9sTs 81. 1t s:asAe77 Tor State and Wei
Hr1s Hr1.s.,x-1yb..t ratf et more active. and common
rts6es tenr toEnwRtd u s1a fof Eo. EaasssEo asE
s.sSa 80 srrd Mi Taukee club $s40 f0f o1d amber
Htrh;Ean: ~ Ior white Wisconsin. R5a heAss-
, 1866-04-11

Resolutions Calling upon Senator Doo-
l1tt1e 10 ReAtsu.
MADISON Wis April 14.-The Senate, after some
houIS dtscnstlou pared resolutions, as reported
by the Committee on Federal Relattune. strongly
eopdeuntne The conrse Of Senator Uoolittle on the
questions Al issue between 1he Preesuent tnd Con-
Errts. and declaring bis duty 10 re<1ep by yole
OF elChleen 10 clever, only Two Gnion Senators
, 1866-04-11
LOCAL MATTERS.
pIrRpocketa, Attcnx5on.-s50 Rexvard.
See advertisement In nnoiher column Mss

Itct,. Isch.! Ifcft ~! Scratch
Scre9cn. - Scratch !!I-UR- BLANK's Itch
.'ERA1E vii cuse The Itch In thirysix hour; aao
currs scad Head, salt Nbeuu1, and nj diseases o.
fajp the misunderstanding mercury, and are dan;
ecrpu.. Blanks Ce1ate cnutsins 80 aERcun9, ana
L Zee from oanEer Price BY mall 6oets per ho1.
,,.ncrsy it ID cepIs per box. q. ScoTI1- 10 IAN
:ioIph ST., Chicago, Genessl Agent. r. IT, Boz
, 1866-04-11

rhc Great Sale RI Horses, Carriages,
Hx,nettes. &c, 1t P1ckett's tuammo'h stock aue-
lion ho,l.e, III sia.s street. advertised f1r Tge;
siiI take place On Wednesday l,oday): April lin,
1tove properly Nil do well 10 astena this sale,
rfAn
, 1866-04-11

essezn s.9 &C in store and dstytged- Hss3sy dub
sf1te &c. Corn Without decided chang At 7aaasc
Wes.clr i ~ ssas;s 70 Old. i'd Do. s"s' - Ss' '0s 'T
1asa s 5 = yas: s:sss se,s - ss aes
.S; esS: ess':; Il: It e. Fso f.: it,
Hsvaos Ii Eai1c- MoIasses auies; tic for Euos I'd
es.:se sor torto R!so.
snd :2 szai ioT pr,s si.o aso BIZ u new =" mss g
ts.d. Z e. s.s sf.
Faton dull; 1&H4 t4kc M tumbefland cut; liEa
x r. ses'' 10 es "a 81 sss! eeiTyz T'zl Ss
,ei s 5s's H cSee 9ssii sa !. @ .of Ohio and e
New Orleans Market.
New oElxAss, April 10,
ce7roE--Dtpresaed. Eales 1900 bsles. 1:seelnts
to-day ettl bates Receipts for four days, 71 bales
aEalnst ~ bales tne coHetpnud!nE period Of lalt
GEocznrIs Sugar in better demand At t4e Mo!ssse.
nominal.
Gs11E-CofD active st ssxagc. Oats saa3ec.
ss pork eaoo bacon kides. f3He
@"y11:.stsr!'9s declined to So New York checks
..FREIeHIs@Sio Ne8 York Nc; Liverpool a1se3c
Havre 15s3 tstc.
PHILADELPHIA Market,
AZ s1.ds q re1s dn1'. under the downward move
TrnI Ixcx-pec,iaed 1c per gallon. Sales Of crude
4 35Ha4oc; refined In bond, ssoc; refined, sfee'
f1orR- -49niet, md martet genesa1lv nDehanEed:
e2:A Corn nm: ssics 81 yellow Il ia e7Se:.
sqs; SaSS .!S:sy Sass .ssxasss: sod.
WHhkE1-0pchAuEed.
, 1866-04-11

RetuGC9nEH.
LAWRENCE, Kantas. April ia salutc Of one
hundred guns wis hrtd to-dsy IN honor OF the pas
tsce ot toe Civil Rishta It'll over the rrc.fdent%s
, 1866-04-11

CTOCK CUSTOM MADE
Clothing, Dry Goods, Cloths, oassi-
meros, 4nd 1uuia Rubber Goods,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, April 10. 1t 81 O'Clock, at Battess
Apcttou ffootug tn PA!mffA Hlock. MOI. IL and 46
Randolph sutci, between State street and WABASH
VIM. L. BUFFERS co..
tsA Auctinneerd.
, 1866-04-11

1r*- A. Il. Smith, LII State ktEeet, will
have he1 annual Spring openlng On Tuesday and
Wednetcay, April 10 and II. when she will exhibit
an elegant assortment Of Millinery, Of the newest
fnd most fashionable II Ytfs. 1881
, 1866-04-11

O1AuE1rAS AND CHtEEsE SroAR.-c. Cory 4
Sons, Of 1inaa, LaGsauge County. 1ndiaua. adver-
tie IN our columns today. their Otaheitan and c-
ne4c sugar cane Feed The seed they sel Ia OF fhe1s
on tass1ne End Known to be pure. The 0tahe1tau
IL Of the famous Hooker hfaDd. %hlch WAS Asss
re1'ed by Nj. Hooker tn SCHUYLER County. and bas
OtahesAn teed raised IN the Wet. We commend
MeeAIa. Eorye Ft1aemEht to the attention Of nj
Nho intend to plant epgat cane tbs reason.
, 1866-04-11

ts0 TO our friend n. r. McrrfIp@ for
Eeroecuce oils, lamps autcfns chandeliers. glass
wa.e, &C., II and 73 Handolph ftreet n5G6
, 1866-04-11
tLB

Pure Waterloo to Dalton d Co.., n
Lake street. and get one OF their cheap 1Fdref FA-
ttrs new. Also. Tea Ttaya, Table MatE all kinds Of
Qlsiiing and Rug94ng frons, and eLdless variety
nf hn1Be Ef.f mimi, r.ianhs tfrf3
, 1866-04-11

oefAcpg Or II utne mail matter, oF letter Or pillar
senste h,lt. biJ n skiue = grant OF lands To Md
ia The construction Of the Southern Minnesota
Railroad. pared The Housc-
, 1866-04-11

a superior Toilet soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils In combination With G]ycesine, md
especially aeslEued for the uee OF Ladies' and for
the Nursery. 1s perfume Is exquisite, and It's
washing properties unrivalled. For eale by ali
4fucciste feh12h9af 1y.HAw
, 1866-04-11

Card.-nIsn. A. e. Smith, 114 State
street, v1sbes 10 say to her ladV patrons that 10
cards Mtll be sent Tor the spnng opening on Tne.-
day and Wednesday, tS7
, 1866-04-11

FREEDNEx'E A1p CoxN1suoT.-Tht third ami
vcrra.y Of the Observation-Disclosures Aid Com.
miekton Ill ba held In The First Baptist Church On
the corner Of Hubbard Court and WAhAsh avenue,
an Thur day eyentnc, Addresses will BE- delIvetod
bJ itcs. q. Ii. Fowler Rev. Dir. Haven and Baker,
sffa E C. 1Atutd. ESQ.
, 1866-04-11

4 Single Trial 0f Mrs. Wl0sfoVFsS
Soothing :yrur for chisdzrn tee.h!ns. never re,
failed relieve the baby, and orcr:oc the preiu-
dsccs Of the mother. 1twal relteyc the poor Hills
snnceer Immediately. It not only frees The child
from pam, Int regulates the stomsch and bowels,
cures wind cotic corrects actdty, and cures dfsen
tcrs and dIanhea. Gives rest and health to the
child, End comforts the mother
Thirty -nye cents bottle. t436
, 1866-04-11

Go to the He&t-Go Ia NrFant * Srral.
fou'e Chicago Commercial College to Get thor
oueb, practical business education, Or to become a
good Telegraph Operator. Address tor circulars,
BnYANr T. STnAT1pN. Chicago, Ill,
, 1866-04-11

To JBventnfr.-Amerfc and For
e!en Letters Patent procured Rights eold On COM
tuHCHN + CO., q and o. Dearborn at., Room
Is u1s7 Z
, 1866-04-11

G. ". Hsatteuaan, Bookseller q, Sto-
toDer- al 81 Dearborn street, hss very heavy stock
~hach be oilers at wholesale OF reta,, at Eastern
mill ptlces. NIL
, 1866-04-11

TEE I1v1SosToSE ABREs7.-We are requested hy
Mr. Kampzef TO ssy that be did not introduce
Lv1ngttone to New York merchants, II reported
ye-tprt4Y, and thst he ms not In the city IN COM
psny with the psieoner. Mr.. Wltkowsky and the
gentleman on the corner OF Adams street, also deny
Gav1ne purchased any Of the goods said to hive
teen ubt1iEed bY LtyiugAtUp&,
, 1866-04-11

Nh. CoES1sc's LEc1ERE.-Tiekets for rcserred
sea,s to the 1ectpre Of Hev. ]. L. Corning, on
Thursday eyen,ng, in the Opera House, my be Oh,
aimed to-day between The hours or nine and four at
The Qocfa ucket od1cc.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02

NEw YoRk, March sI4In the proceedings
of the Meteor, alleged Chilian pFivateeF,
case, yesterday a letter from her ownsrEWas
produced. spec flying her formidable char
aeter. She was built for cruising after
British pirates and blockade runners, very
fast, and pierced for heavy guns.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02


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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
FROM ORRvILLE, WAYNE COUNTY.
Concert at Apple Creek-Business
Changes West, &c, dte.
Especial Correspondence of the Cleveland LEADER-l
0RRvILLE, WAYNE COUNTY, O., I
March 81, 1866.

Especial Correspondence of the Cleveland LEADER.l
0RRvILLE, WAYNE COUNTY, O., |
March 81, 1866.
We had the pleasure of attending a
splendid concert a few evenings since,
given by the Wayne County Musical
Association at the close of their last con-
vention, held in the neighboring village
of Apple Creek. 1t is but short time
since this association was formed but its
members are numbered by the hundred.
At the close of each convention a grand
concert is given, and We can assure those
that were not present that the last enter
tsinment was well worth hearing. One
piece in particular-"A Mile from Edin-
boro' Town'-was sung in style far
superior to anything We have heard for
MANY months. We were unable to learn
the name of the singerz-a lady from some
other part of the county. Tie association
adjourned to meet again at Doylestown.
Mr.. Speieher, the former proprietor Of
the American House, has removed into
the building known as the Mansion House,
and is preparing 10 again open the Man
sion for the accommodation of the travel
ing public. All that is necessary for Mr..
Speicher to do is to announce his readiness
for business and "Tll bet you fifty dol
lars" he will have q crowded house in less
than no time.
Our merchants cannot have much fear
of panic in the money or dry goods
market if we are to judge from the
heavy shipments they are receiving this
spring. ]. r. Eby, of Bristol, and the
merchants of Millersburg, seem to enter
tain the same spinien, as the immense
piles of goods daily transferred here fully
attest
Our streets are daily crowded with long
trains of wagons bringing in the house
hold goods Of families westward bound
Missouri is the destination of the majority
of the emigrants. Old Wayne regrets
the loss of some of her best citizens and
most substantial farmers, but Missouri
will be the gamer.
The coming election of corporatlon
officers occasions considerable excitement,
and the opposition on the Council part of
the ticket will be pretty brisk.
A long trip by railway is reduced to a
pleasant ride instead of q weerisome
| iourney if the traveller is fortunate enough
to secure berth in the magnificent palace
coach owned by the Central Transports
ton Company and now plying between
New York and Chicago. This is the
grandest thing in the way of q railway
| coach that we have ever seen. Its cost Is
said to reach the neat sum Of SIS, 900,
which we should Judge to be not far from
correct, in looking over the material of
which it IS composed and the artistic
beauty of its finish. W.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
WASHINGTON TOPICS AND GOSSIP
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Miss Mary Harris. who it will be re-
membered. had trihing difficulty with g
Treasury clerk named Burroughs, some
time since, arrived in town to-day en- route
to Richmond, where she has established
herself in the millinery business.
THE VETO MESSAGE.
The question of the possibility of the
passage of the Civil Rights Bill over the
Veto is attracting much discussion. from
the fact that such result seems, on a
thorough canvass of the Senate, barely
possible. The consideration of the matter
has been informally postponed until Mon
day next in order to give those Senators
who have gone to Connecticut, and those
who accompany the remains of Senator
Foot to Vermont time to return. This
may even postpone the matter still fur
ther. The basis upon which the oppo-
nents of the veto count in order to pass
the bill, is that the strength in favor of
the veto cannot exceed fifteen, or, in full
Senate, sixteen, and this includes Lane, of
Kansas, who is net certain to sustain the
veto and Dixon, of Connecticut who is
so i'll that it is not considered possible for
him to resume his seat for two weeks
Senator Wright, of New Jersey, is1eft out
of the count entirely, as it is conceded by
his friends that he will probably never be
able to resume his seat. In opposition to
the veto is counted the entire Radical
strength, with Stewart, of Nevada, and
Wiley, of West Virginia In addition to
these it is believed that by next week the
caused by the death of Senator
Foot will be filed, as also that by the
ejectment of Mr.. Stockton.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-02
Doctors Hunter 4 Ramsay, % Monu.

Doctors Hunter & Ramsay, % MOnu-
ment Square, Weckerling's Block, Cleveland, o.,
devote themselves exclusively to the treatment of
affections Of the Throat, Lungs and Heart, en-
bracing catarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Consumption, &C., &C, to which special olass
of diseases their practice for many years past has
been conhLed.
In applying their undiEided efforts to this iIa-
pOrtant speciality, they have been stimulated 70
act, not only by the calm indifference with which
general practitioners regard the terrible mortality
and suffering attending Throat and Lung Diseases,
but also by the remarkable success both in Eng
land and America, which has followed the DIREcr,
Local and RATIONAL Treatment OF MEDIcArED
INHALATION, as advocated and practised by them.
These gentlemen may be consulted personally,
or by letter, at their office, every day, from
O'Clock A. NJ, till o'clock P. M.
NorE.-Drs. Hunter q Ramsay have SO arranged
their practice, that one of them viii visit patients
at a distance too ill to come to their Office.
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