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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last Twenty.FOnr Hours.
WgDpEJL HOUSE.

6NS-n WA
J II Shannon, city Bell, Phila
7 NJ Eells, L Fairfield c Turner
& A Mack, Meteor J McBrien, Allegheny
7 FOljambe city Mrs Hine, Washington
5 Lewis. Boston n L Chafee, Jefferson
J W McIlraith ,Hamil'n A B Gibbs, Troy
II Thompson, Toronto J b Renfrant, Perrysb
] II Benson, y Y q NJ Cole, Buffalo
w Il ChambeTlin. n Y P Tilden, Toledo
J B Kerns, Milw NJ A Hickman, ny
Z L Hall, Utica II II Butler Toledo
c A Andrews, Detroit q sharp, Gambler
Mrs W Irwin a d, Ably Rev G Burton, Wis
C L Haven, Boston J Thorne, DIN
G T Woolley, NY J II Mckee, Mansfield
J Hamilton, NY e NJ Clay, Fort scott
J B Phillips, Ny q b Wright, city
c Morgan, y r PeytOn, Geneva
J McSperry, n Hunter, Mechanism
Jay Cooke, Phila J Burgeen, ny
5 Mckay, Pittsb ) W Tyler, Warteh
K Ben, GAINESVILLE EY Jewell, NY
L Cone, Genesee 5 B Marks, Phila
I W Elitner, Boston Al Case, Hartford
T L Ruch, Buffalo i Granger, Titusv
C S Williams J A oidstinct, Wheeling
Mrs Kimberly A J A SnyZar, Fremont
Mrs Westerman &C Folsom, Detroit
+ Brown G S Priest, Boston
J " WooIley, NY Mrs Thompson, jefferson
B + Lucas, Pittsb AW Platte, Boston
A w LOOMS " ) Sprague, Vt
NJ JOY, Pa r Montgomery, Pittsb
D Sierra, ny J B Phillips, n Y
J Pratt, Mich } A Armstrong, DetTeit
H Herman, LOUSY A King, city
A Silsberg, n Y 4 Z Adams, city
A Benseli, n W W Snow, city
C I Nash, Kalamazoo + L Wilders, Boston
S L wither, G Rapids D Richardson, bet
NJ 5 Newell, Flint j Emerson, Alliance
o J Irish, Chicago H c Emerson
i W Hunter, ScheneUt'yH Fulton, Duncas Falls
p p Francis, Mich d L Patterson, Washing
L A Wilcox, Boston c Sessions, Columbus
J D ChetterIiCh, y Y Miss Van Dyke, Milw
II Henry. Titusville W II S~tarkveather
L Sumner, \ Mrs Bush, Milw
S { Warren, Morroev S La;hrop, Pine Run
r A Fliess. y Y
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n


Tho Commercials money article says;
The stock market is quiet, but firm. SpecuIs-
tive interest is confined TO rev York Central.
Erie, Reading and Northwestern The latter
stock is being manipulated BY a strong clique. AT
the board the price rose II on Ike common stock,
closing at 515z; preferred closed at 6l1s.
Government s~ecuritie are quiet but steadv
5-2Os are a fraction better under foreign news.
The issue of 1862 sold at 1928 at board. and after
beard 1929 was bid. Private dispatches rsport
sos at close ofSaturday at so, Erie 42s<, III. G.
7t5z, and also state that no further failures had
occurred. Tlis intelligence is accepted here as in
dicating thst affairs have touched the lowest point
Of depression, and q steady recovery NAV be an
t~icipated hsnceforwsTd.
The effect of the news has been unfavorabls to
Bulls in gold. Soon after the opening OF the gold
room the price jumped up to 1857, but fell under
the Africa's intelligence 10 l44.
The total amount Of specie a from here
and Boston to-day is $3,6T5,oOO.
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4 Remedy for h PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have al %eHectual
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. !. P.
Hszarde, of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Chic,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used q small quantity Of
Dr.. StFickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected q per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. G East Fourth street, Cincin
rati, Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton & Durham. Cleveland. o. mv6:R5
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To THE PESITESRIART.-The following
named persons have been taken to the peni-
Tertiary by Sheriff Nicola
James \. Smith, alias, &c, u%ttering and
publishing forged check, G years.
Jules II. Woelfel, forging order for pay
ment Of money, 3 years.
VIM. Beck and Andrew Cinder, burglary
and larceny, : years each.
George Croft, stabbing with intent to kill
and murder, 5 years.
Henry L. Hall, uttering forged order for
delivery Of goods, 5 years.
Richard Carroll, manning, ) years.
John Bryant, grand larceny, 2 years.
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DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY, JUNE I, 1866.
SEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

Academy OF Music-Miss Kate Riegnolds.
~Hozan-BronEs Ornaments.
R. G.. ". MISREPRESENTATION Life ms. Co
Leader Ofce-Mslodeon for Sale.
L. Prentiss-s. School Concert.
BaEaar-Hair Nets, &c.
Ford & Wagosr-Linens.
i. +. M~esrs-Fancy Goods.
City Of C.eveland-Ord. for Payment Of Claims
City Of CleYeland-ord. to grade West street.
CLARK & ssyIor-Prizs Concert. CWeekly.)
NJ. Differentiation Concert.
CITY Of CIeveIand-ord. to establish grade Of
Leonard street.
City Of CIeTelsnd-Notice to Contractors.
City Of CIeYeland-Notiee to Sewer Builders.
J.. Nsgls-Naroisse.
Garretson & Co.-For Lake Superior.
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\. 7. Honey market-Inne G

MONEY-Easy at 8 per cent.
STERLISG ExsHANGE-UnSettled. Bankers bills
firm at IGg1sgIle for gold Merchants bis are
dull at IOs54g lO9%.
GOLD-Unsettled and lower, opening at lil}4,
advancing to 1855, declining to 1852, and closing
at ,441z.
ExFoRrs.-rhs exports Of fPeoie to-day we're
- S4E Oon
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CONVENTION or TIE LAKE ERIE Pass As
socIArIoN.-The quarterly convention of the
Lake Erie Press Association will De held
in Kelley's Hall to-day.
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PETROLEUM. AND NAFTHA.-Oa account of
thed danger of Transporting petroleum and
naptha several railroad companies have
provided cars for the special purpose, and
receive c~onsignments only on certain days.
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rR.YKLKRs, RKGIsrER.
nEPARTUREs.
RRIvALs.

Citizens wis hing conveyance to either Of the
shove Trains or Be-ts, will be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, 16O Superior street, OPP
posite the Weddsll House. msyl6
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MARRIED.

FORD-wILLIAMs-On Monday, June ath, at
the residence of the brides father, in Burton, O.,
by the Rev Dexter Witter, Geo. h. Ford, Esq,
and Miss Corinne L. Williams; all Of Burton.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-07

BRONZE SrArUARY AND ORNAMENTS of all
styles for sale at Hogan's Jewelry and Fancy
Store, 337 Superior street.
lei HOGAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RILLIARDSI BILLIARDS!t BILL
ID ARDSlti-I wOuli call thsattentiou, II buyers
TO my new improved PATENT COMBINATION
CUSHIONS AND TABLES, which cannot be sur
passe3 by any others in the world for elasticity, cor
~rec.ness OF angles, anil durability, which / sell at
reasonable prices, with q hne stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended, 10 at nv factory. 10 Fulton
street, New YORK Cly. W II. GRIFFITH.
J~uue5c346
DtOE. THOMAS would respectfully intern
L his friends and patrons that he Is now prepared
TO attend to Shaving, Hair Dressing and ShAmpoon-
ing. Hair Coloring, 6o., in the best style. Also, that
he viii give his attention TO the euro of Corns, Ban
ions, and Ingr0ving Nails. Shop under the John
son House. ApIS-232
$4,000 IN ana, : = hit Ap,hS ~ ~ sae5
sod Ssl-knoSn LOAN OFFlCE.
% Securities 0. ever kind, viz Gold and Silver
~stches, Diemonds, Silver Ware, JewelrY, Guus
Pistols, Clothing. Dry Goods, Pianos. Melodeons. Esd
al Personal property aud articles ofvalue, on the mcst
ssttslsctory torns. Business strictly private. rs
tsblished 1881. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Assrhes, leWeAT, Guns. etc, for sale at bargains.
O1aoe-cornsr Of Water and Superior streets, over
DAVIS 4 Fiexott3's Olothisg store.
act22 10 EH WAGSER
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LOCAL NOTICES,

Album size Photographs reduced in price,
n dollar per dozen, and larger sizes in pre-
portion, at RYpER's.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOldiers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of Stree Claim Agen-
CT In another column. Mayo
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Detroit -.-..--.-.---S 81 90 s5o Csc 45c
To Chicago. ! 10 9Oc zoe SOC
F~IOur-ouiet, and unchanged. City made is
firm at S13, Oo914,JO for Xxx red, and SIS, OO915,5O
for Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red range at
IO,5O9I2,6o, and XIX white SIS, 5O9l5,OU. Xxx
spring slO,5O@l1,O 90.
Wheat-Quiet, steady, and firm for choice va
r%ieties. Sales 1000 u, 700 bu aud } cars No. l Nil
waukee spring at s2,O5. Other varieties inactive.
Corn-Quiet and steady. Sale lear No. l mixed
from store at Csc.
Oats-Dull. No held nominslly at i5c from
store.
Rye-euiet and steady at s5c from store.
BArIey-Inscti7e and nominal.
POrk-Firm. Sales e5 bbIs No. I City Mess
at ssl, 90; No. 2 Mess 5000 Prime Mess sg7,O
Clear sss.
Lard-steady. sslet 1000 lbs City-rendersd at
&c in tisrces and 23c in kegs; country rendered
I9920c.
Hams-Unehansed. Sales $500 lbs City Sugar
cured at 2Sc canvassed and &c uucauTassed; coun-
try cut ls92lc.
ShOuIders-steady. Sales 1900 lbs City-cured
at l5c oanvAssed and lac uncanvassed; Country
cured IS9I4o.
BaeOn-Held at 1so for clear Ice for sugar.
cured uncanvassed; eOc for do canyassed. Sales
400 lbs Country at 16Hc.
Mess Beef-In moderate request and steady
at $500.
Dried BeeE-stes5y at Csc canvassed and 24c
uncanvassed.
B-utter-Inactive. Western Reserve yellow
held at 95a3Oe for good to choice.
Chee=e-In good demand, stesdy and firm at
l2gl5c for dairy, and 15eI7c for factory-made.
~ErRn-Scarce and firm at Die
Hlghwtnes-ouiet and steady at s.. 22G2,2 %.
AlcohOl-Firm. Held at S4,4494,49 Tor %
per cent. Cologne Spirits, IS per can't, S4,649i,59.
Neutral Proof Spirits s2.s7@2,42.
PetrOIcum-Firm. Bonded held at 3s@4Oe
here, free on cars. Free 5sa6Oc. The market is
rather quiet.
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OlsHel.nd Wholesale Market

WEDNESDAY EvESISs, June o, 1868.
FreIghts-The following are the rates by Lake
tsteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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WOOI-There continues to be very little doing
in this commodity, and business will not assume
any considerable proportions until after the mid
die Of the month, when the new clip will begin to
come forward. Old woods have no inquiry. The
range talked Of for the new c!iPat the opening is
4O95Oc.
GrOeeries-The continued high prics of gold
imparts great Hrmness to all staple goods in this
branch of trade, and Sugars, Molasses, CoHe-, and
Spices are higher this week, though the advance is
not very decided. The demand for leading goods
is quite full, and the market closes firm. We quote
as follows:
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CLEVELAND %DISPENEARY.
Organization---Summary Of the Con-
stitution and BylaWsA
List OF Officers and Attending
Physicians.

A meeting was held at the E1oms q
City Dispensary, l5S Seneca ST. st, 4
day evening, attended by the officers ofthe
Association and a large number Of their
friends of both sexes. The objects Of the
| organization were set forth in appropriate
remarks BY several gentlemen present, all
being convinced Of the manifest want Of
such a charity in our city, and that this or
ganization would accomplish a greater
work Of benevolence in proportion to the
expenditure required TO carry it on than
could be effected by any otner charitable
enterprise. It was made apparent to all
that e larger proportion Of the severe and
fatal cases of disease could be arrested by
timely treatment at the ~Dispensary, and
thus much suffering be prevented and the
city relieved of a heavy burden. The or
ganization was completed by the adoption
of a constitution and bylaws
Article No. l Of the constitution nomi-
mates the Association as the " Cleveland
Homeopathic Dispensary Association" Its
object is medical treatment Of the poor.
Annual meetings are to be held, and officers
TO consist of President, Vice President, Sc
cretary, Treasurer and Board of Trustees.
Membership fec is two dollars per year.
Physicians contributing $40 become advis-
org members. The general management
Of afairs is in the hands of an executive
committee.
The bylaws of the association require
the Dispensary to be open daily for the
treatment of diseases Sundays excepted)
from 9 to IL o'clock, A. NJ, and on Wednes-
days from . to / P. NJ. No person is eligible
to the position Of attending Physician that
is not a regular graduate in medicine and a
practitioner.
The officers of the Assoc iation are as fol-
lows:
Hon. II. NJ. Chaplin, President,
R +. Herrick, Vice President,
r. P. Myers, William Bingham,
R. F. Paine, Dudley Baldwin,
Il. C. Blossom, b. F. Rouse,
George Worthington, A. S. Sanford,
Hon. r. P s~palding, E. J.. Baldwin,
Hon. D. R. Pilden, A. o. Blair,
D. II. Beckwith.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
W. II. Price, r. L. Willard,
Robert WEterton, L.. Alcott,
q. W. Barnes, Sec. L. W. Sapp, Treas.
BOARD OF vIsIToRs-rwo LADIES FROM EACH
WARD.
Mrs. Judge 81 Abbey Mrs. W. mckinney,
" NJ. ?. Tucker, d" q. P. Bower
" Robert Z. Paine, d" VIC Richardson,
" J. 7. Stevens, " A. w, French,
" j. B. Smith. " W. B. Guyless,
" John Seaman, q" Pr. Robinson,
" r. Il. Herrick, " f. L. Willard,
d" W.. P. Southworth, " VIM. Wellhouse,
" John Holman, Miss Wenham,
" H. McNally, Mrs. J. W. Blake,
" B. 3. Cogswell, F. B. Pratt.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
Monday, to TO o'clock, DR.. Sapp.
10 to IL o'clock, DIV B Wilson,
Tuesday, to 10 o'clock, DR.. Barnes,
/" 10 to II o'clock, DR.. Beckwith,
Wednesday, 9 to 10 o'clock, DR.. Wheeler,
10 10 IL o'clock, DR.. Saunders,
. to ) o'clock, DR.. Schneider,
Thursday, to 10 o'clock, Dr.. TIP Wilson,
10 to IL o'clock, DR.. johnson,
Friday, 9 TO 10 O'Clock, DR.. Cyriax,
10 10 IL o'clock, DR.. Sanders,
Saturday. . 20 10 O'Clock, Dr.. Boynton,
10 TO IL o'clock, Or. Blair.
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ZOE LAKE SUPERIOR.

EOR LAKE SUPERIOG. ~
The ...uueA and FL. an, l+E3lN
steamer, -
GOV. CUSHMAN.-~-.H. W. THoMPsos, Master,
VIII leave cur dock for PORTAGE LAKE and
intermediate ports on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, at S ?. NJ.
Fer Freight or Passage, apply to
CHARLESTON 4 co. Agents,
Fw-.T " l nEr.~ -
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SOLO PIANIST:
MR.. ERNST PERARo.
CLAIM AGENTS..
VIZ. E. PRESTON.

CKstabliSbed December, 1881
licensed d Army 4 Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NO. / LYMAN's BLOCK,
HesT Court House on PuhIic Square, Cleveland, o.
n NEW BOUNTY LAW has passed the
House. Three Mon hs Men and ALL OTHERS
1855. eau now file their Dis 'haTges with us to OBJ
tain their Bounty
no Our Fee u Five pollaTz, payable when
Claims are settled, a. established by the act.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prfza
Money and all other War Claims.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
- Our Special Agent, resident at Wsshlngtof
D. O., gives persona: attention to ALL claims nIed
By us.
German Language spoken. jauI6RI7
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MtIvnnkee Market-JUne 8,

Milwaukee Market-June 8.
FLoUR-Firm at s12,2 rs for Xxx.
WHEAT-Quiet. Sales at SLIT for Nc. l.
CoRN-Dul at 35A@56 fer No. l.
REcEIPTs-Flour $50 bbls; wheat bu. 9s,gcO;
oats Is 5000 bush.
sHIPMENTs-F1our 5000 bblsi wheat lG9,oOO BIZ.
cats 81, 600 bu.
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FOUND.

TOUND-On sunday, Juus 30, hitohed to a fence
Il on NegburEh road, one mile from city limits,
q light Bay Mare. attached 10 a top buggy WAS ap-
parently much fAtigued. Owner will please cal an
burgh load. james
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-02
Notice i'm Partition.

HRtier cOtuty, IS:
FINIIE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff
ufBUtAr county, Greeting; Whereas the petjtiun of
WIN Rnmhaugh presented set ing forth as follows to
vii: That Abraham iIilliard late Of Washington In
decd, brce IN his lifetime seized in his eine.se as
of fee Of and In certain trac piece of land stnate
in Washington toy nshp, sat county bounded north by
heirs of Isaiah Hilliard east by William Shr and 9TH
south by Isaiah Thompson and by George Ar
and others; containing
One Hun lred and Sixty Acres,
less, leaving surviving his said wife Mary and
thirteen children, IL wit Adamsliard aged years
Frederck llard, aged about 80 years. Frank Hiliard
aged about = years; Jerry IIilliard, aged ahout 2s
years. Abraham aged about 20 years; ELL aged about
u Jacob aged nbnnt IS years. Philp aged about
Is years: ln aged about ~ years Cathane intrmar-
rc'l with Vim Fogle she is dead leaving surviving her
the sail Vim foge her husband. and 1--WE children 10
wit iarina intcrmarred with Thomas Iliiarl. She
T. aged about % years Adam Fogr aged 22 Harriet in-
t'rnarre with John Henry, she t. aci 20 years;
Harry inefmarried with Henry SackcrF, rhc is aged
ABOUT is y.ars Ranscy FQge. aged alaut lG years
LYDIA billiard, inteTnmrFird With John Henry she 10
aged about 33 wears; Ann internarTied with Abraham
stineman she aged 81 years and Elizabeth intcrnar-
lied with your petitioner, aged about IS years.
Aud now u VT. tho heirs and legal representatives
are hereby notified that Partition will be held on the
ai vsescribed property by virtue Of the within writ
on Tuesday the twenty second day Of May, O'Clock
a AZ, at which time and place you and each Of YOU
may attend If you think proper
W. o. BItACKENRIDGE, Sheriff
sherihs Office. Butler April rs, '66.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-02
A Sad Occurrence.

d ucc dcut. which Ie>ultcd in
ccurred at the house of Henry
IN in Clearfeld township, on Sat
night last. about 10 O'Clock. 1t
that Mrs. Thompson was in the
filling her lamp with oil, which
Irning at the time. The oil caught
hitting her clothes. She gave the
whereupon her brother who had
B bed up stairs, ran down and threw
Jet OF water on her. This only in
the flames. He finally got her
the house, but she was so badly
that she died about foEr O'Clock
day morning. Two children who
llso up stairs were saved, but the
was consumed with almost all its
IS, including about $500 in money
lompson was in Pittsburgh at the
The news will be sad indeed to
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-02
WRIT OF PARTITION

Butler county IS !:
IN tho matter cf the Petition for Partition of tho
1 real estate # R"bert Campbell, deed,
The Commonwealth of Pen Is yvanu, to the heir.
and legal representatives of Robert Campbell decd u
wit: Bnn Campbell, Thomas Campbell. Martha camp
bell, John Campbell, Robert Campbell, James Camp
bell, Andrew Campbell and Josiah Campbell
The said Heal Estate consists of Two Hundred acre.
Of land more or less situate in Concord p Butler co.
Pa, bounded north by ID. Russell and Others east by
Hugh Conway, south BY james Cumberland and others
and west by VIM. Glenn You and each Of you are here
by cited TO be and appear bafre Judges an Or
phans Court to be held at ptlef in aud for the county
of Butler, the second Monday of June next being
the llth day of said Month TO show II suy you
have why writ Of Partition should not be ordered
prayed for. By the Court
April Is, 1865, 81. W. j. YOUNG. CIk.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-05-02
PECIAL NOTICE.

reat oaks from little acOrRS yrOW.
worst disease known TO the hu
race spring from causes 50 small
, almost defy detection. The
ls of scientific lore that fill the
) and shelves of the medical fra
ty only 90 to proye and eAbo-
these facts.
Icn guard yourselves while you
The smallest pimple on the
is tell-tale and indicator of
SC. 1t may fade and die away
the surface of the body, but it
reach the vitals, perhap at last,
death be the result and final
!. MAGGIEL's S BILLIoUs, DYsPEP-
Ind DIARRHEA PILLS cure where
bthcrs fail. While for Burns,
Ids, ChiIblains, Cuts, and all abra.
! of the skin, MAGGIEL'S SALvE
fallible. Sold by j. MAGGlEL.
fulton street, New York, and I'll
ggisSs, at % cent per box,