Cleveland morning leader. [volume], April 15, 1865, Image 4

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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IXB8ALB KOCSfi AMD LOT O.M I -t
JL for-eot street. Hmk isvre Hd oommodious
IV fast by 22s, with an eb.neanoe of Arte sbrub!
..,4 s.wwt ffrnit rlir.ii-. piana and . .JOd I
Tcrra.ee.y. KnaaiMof D.W.OAuS, Al-
prior Btroet.
,I5:B1
OB OOLLAB LOST. Lt, on Supe-
JL rior at., la t Wedn-eoev, VL. V.
A lilrl reward wi'l i paid for '"V" "L, k-
H m t Kll.ad Oo 'a. TO eupcnar ft. mpli.at!
ANTED. A "Wotuan to do Kitchen
Woi k.l last. C aint. apUtKd
WANTKD A small Home, Rooms, o
vf mething roT.Btn.ii luauy to nvsijt.
drew "A. Z.," Leader oflice.
Ad
CX)B SALS Six pieces of excellent!
A. (jftrdentnr. Land, very near the city, varying fron:
5 to 2W acres, t o of wilier, hare houeel upon then
le Muperior at ! t, ILi:X, Au apH:AO
Friday last, an English
r. 3 DM. old: hrow. and ll tr :
tniwwi to th. bum o t Ootonel." A liberal wrirr
w ill aBM totuepeveoa reluming run to .
s. H.
f OST. On
A-S eeaojel Par-pr, 3 not, old:
la.H-gii;
. HIL.LIABD.
100,000 o31,
BRICK FOK8ALE Jmo.
ENNINOS, At water Bniidlo?.
TtXi LOST. A small Scotch Terrier
-L Doff lotur. fine hair; had oa fcthr collar sritl !
...... - . i. .. A a. LL Tt i 'n l.inu "' A lihraai rt.sa.rii "
w'.U be p hid jot roiaroiai hiia to U4 St, tair Uti.
a 14I2U2 ,
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Ax
xperitrd Drill- to ant "own an oil vU It,
Frfe oonnty. ihk. 'ddreas, with mfetenra, 8. M .
L' L LkK, Bjimnham, ane cj., O. apli :2M
CFTT ACHES OF LAND FOE
X BALI, half mile Math of tba crater of War
ren!' .. Honse, Baoa, lm House, ettai. BonuM
M'Cja, Bare?. !iav, Oats, aol ether articles, whk):
will tooilDdT lata. pS4:200 K LOM1S.
TrLUMINATIONS We are prepared
J- to farnt h any amount of Travrpir nelea, such at
Paper Lanttrnj oivaiona patte na. Globes, ht&rs
tr , B jd, Wb te and Blue. If yon wish to avoid
rush Ira fonr i.rl-ri soon. 8. and J. FKATH KB
hTtiSiC, Book Biudery, 144 Superior street, Leadei
Ua'iding. apl3
rrO MU8IOIASS. Left with trie for
-a- aaK av Z flat Cornet, rotary Talvoi. Ctl at
Prnapectit. aplStarr, Dr. CH AS. H. MARB1CK
WANTED Situations in Ohio, by tw
Practic.t' Oil Oppratora ne a thoroash Ma
chlni.f. "PEIKOLKUll," Box M Fraukliii, Pa.
1:201
T OST. ON MONDAY, THE IOtb
XJ irat., a a-D.P wh te PCX DLE I00 atrarad fiorj
mr r-m aac, 3M froapect at. , corner Ol n uaaoa. A
aait.bla reward via be siren fur sua return. I
myl-i-.M) J.E.WHITX.
SITUATION "WANTED. A Teachxe
fro rt thft Eant d4irei a i tout ion as fintrr Clvrk.
t'opyiit or Ae-ot. Is not afraid of work, and won.;
mak Iiinntelf generally oselal. Itoeii not object go-r:
leg to oil r-wions. fie :ere?ces eTen as to auaL'ti a
Uon a-.d cbsracter. Addieas W. B., Leader office
ap!2:g
TITCHKN G1KL WANTED. Out
X. who can come w 11 rccomm'nded. App'T at 7
Prospect S'reet. aplQuO
F)B SALS. One Double-Knife Ma
eh no torctiul is hinlfs.
apM aii HFBVE, BOC3F1ELP ap, CO.
ITO R SALE. Two pood Hoares and
-A- Lots on St. flair st. ; ote lit ted up for Store witi.
loag'iuftrj in r ar aoa uveuiaa. lerms reannrjie
i af7:2i-5 BACKUS and lSOBLK.
WANTED. A young Lady, possessing,
a good KaiHah education, desires a position a
iMr-rk in astoron tb i.a-t or west Pid3. nonli
D-eter Vrs Goc.is or Fancy Goods S 019. Can riv
th notit aHtisfactorr stimoaials. Addnw. for
three days, &., L'ader otnfta. ap5:3t
r ANTED IMMEDIATELY FOK
the Qnartermaitter's Peparhnent. NashTille..
Tran.,on Laborers. Waeoa per month and ra
tions: M Tt-arosUin. Uagos, 4U per moath audi
rati jim ; Li tmoa llakent. m a w f"0 per moon
and latiuan; o Carponters. Wage 75 per moutL
and rations. IS one need apply bm stout, at le-bodie
men, wiiiiu to en4raze xt six monthi. TransBor
tatioa l. rnislied. Apply to I. 8UftWOOi) Q. m
A Knt, 0jmmercial House. Olev land. O. Will laaT
DleTeland every Tnesdy aLd Friday. mch24
WANTED A Situation by a Boy, In a
v brocery or lrag store; naa eznertenoe ic
both. Goo l reference given. Addreas I. P. H., ll-i
jLqc id St., CleTjU&d O. mh31 :197
f AND FOii SALE. Fifty-three aarer
sttna'ed on W iiison arenne, Mt. fjiair, and oupe
rior st. -xteraion, known as the Sterling Farm. W il
Ms Id in ion to suit pnrcham-ra. Xnquire of K. IS
KKYtf or M. K. bPANLKH. mh3114
HOUbfi AND LOT FOB SALE.
1 will sell tor a reasonable price if opportnnit)
presents my he use and lot, ISo. 229 rcoiUe &T-nne
Any ooeaeHiritie a meamin-prtcea douse, siioatea 1
atrood neighborhood, a little removed from the boi
tie of tbeLusineas part of the oity, will do well to cal
ud examine premiSHi before purchasing eUowbere
The house (wood; contains nine rooms, besides pan
trrs. cloeu. etc. It is in excellent reDair. Tberi if
a rood barn, an abuEdazic of arranes aitd other frntt
aud ab rubbtry upon the lot. The lurtii'ure In boaati
ui osoia wun it, 11 OMirea. a.DtiUAre npon tut
premises. tiu.gj v. j. c jjL.rttu.
AT A B AKOAI N. FOB SALE. The
Scbtrri'er offers fr sale his twdenoa, situateo
wo ana a nan mi.efi irom mo uoun iiouse, in a verj
desi rabie looality. The Lot coven ten and one hall
acre oi exotud.os;Ir choice land, and contains ai
ubundance ot bkrubberp; Bastbenr trees aud
sMJTawotrry ptanus; uia vines (a yooa assort -netitf,
good Orehr1 five years old. consiattiOK ol opwaro
t seventy Ap tie. Pear, Plumb aud Cherry Trues ; al
so a numb r ol Quince trets, all of which are i tut be
fnnnius to bear. Toe Bouse is brick, nearly new.
cos aioing eevrn lofty rooms. The Barn, Crrige
good condition. Altogether, it is a very deeirabl-
credit, aa pauti.a d aire. JCniniraat m tt. Ulair at
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V0 SALTHBIi,AKGEI?0KYB,LEi
X Houee, 35 .u.i 36 Proapect atreet, suitable for an!!
loardinK liouaa. I!rmseaay. Enquire ofCONWA'S
atlDf iiiceumacaua anooie. n:
a nVA vrifn m
Il4n A'AtiNKK'd 1UAH Of'ICt on Seen
vitla ei every kiod. via: Gulil and (silver VYatchee.
Xliamooda, Silver Ware, Jewelry, tinoe, Piatola.
UioUiing, iry ucoas, nanus, mciooeona, ana an per.
aooal property and artidca of value, on the moat eat
lafactory terma. Bueineea atrictly private. Katab
lished lesl. N.B. A variety of onredeemed Watch
aa. Jewelry. Gosa. etc. .or eale at barsaiua.
Office corner of W ter and bo peri or etreets, over
Aavts A feixotto s lK-uiuig oiore.
octr J. ). a W. WAONltrt.
awr-t - k i Ui W17V
cU.UUUinruriterdT H
D. W. CAGE,
Attorney at Utw, tutd
lotliorlzcd War Claim Agenl
Orrraa 16H Bupeeiob St OiarvixAD, O.
Becures Periions, Collecta Bonntiea, Back Pay and
iriee Moiey, aca f maecntee war Liaima
of every description.
aYsfTMy Aaaoclate at Washington gives parti cu
Ur attention to the Baaiamatst of OJIOABfi
AX)UNT8
altar" AH persons having Olaltas agalnat the Gov
era ment should anolT to me at once.
BrCov.municationa enclosiog atamp wUl receive
prompt attentr- win;
AUCTION SALES.
-pMDAY, APKIL 14, 1865.
Horse, Cow,Wgon, Farnltare, it..
AT AUOTIOK , BY O. OUTICB BOB
At the Farm of William Kneel., ia Newtmrgti
Townehip, 3 mi lea east c I Orphan Aavlum.
O. Cotter A- Son will aell at auction, oa Frilav
Anrll 14th. commenclue at lOo'clock A. H.. at tut
Farm or Wm. Knea. three miles eaat of the Or
phan A.ylnm, In Nfwburgh townanip, and near thp;
varrenariilt line, the following property, via: use
Bores, one Co, one YVegra, one Hern.ee. one
Plow, on Cutter, lot ot Fo.k and BeeC furniture
coualattng of Bedffeede, Taoi-s, ubalrs, ciockery,
Cook'ng etova. Parlor Htova Ao , Ac
ar r.ras cash at time of sale. a pi 1 WO
- OilDAY, APBIL 17, 1865.
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ajOOaUOUfctflOIU lUrnilUre, tVC.,
AT AUOTIOH -By O. CUlTtR BOrJ(3.e:vfij
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At Bouse Ho. 60 Ontario street.
O Cotter A Son will sell on Monday, April 17tV
at loo clock A. M.f at nouae Ho. eu Ontario Btratt.
the entire Fursiture in said houee, conaiating ot
saahoganylete-a tete, soahogany hair seat Cceirs.
anabogany marble top Center Table, mahogany
Draaaiog Buraua, mahogany Keey Onair, mahog
any Work Btand, Cottage B-dsleada, naaogan;
and ch rry Wash btanoa. Lounges, cherry exten
aion Dining Table, oak oane-eeat Chairs, nice gilt
frame Oral Minor, mahogany ad cave-Bent Rock
ers, cherry Copboard. Clocks, Brueeels and la
.rain Carpet,. Oil Oiotb, husk and aea-graas Mat-
traeaea, etewart Cook fiuve, A(r-tlgbt Stove, Ice
V, u I . Wilt.M.. llnvhorw Ol... U7.M k' i f.-l... t.
Uteoalla, Ac, Ao. Alao.a goo Frame Bar-muBiby
ber.mvvea xroot the premieee vl-nln thirty dave
from time of sals. Hons) opes at s o'oloek on the
morning of aale. Terms cash, beatable funds,
apiaiol
fiteam to ud rrom tbe Old Coontrj
THE WiLL-KNOWlf
favorite Oiyde-bnllt Iron Perew
Steamtblpeof thsAKOHOB LINE,
"BIBEBNIA." "BBITAMA"
"CALEDONIA," and VNITBD KINGDOM,"
are intended to sail fortnightly between Mew York
and Giaagow.
These steamers were built enedaliv for the At
lantio trade, are divided into water and air-tight
eompartaaenta, aad are fitted up In every respect
to iuenra the safety, comfort and convenience ot
paaeencers. Aa si perienoed Hnrpeon aocompanie
each ship The nroviaioni will be properly cooked
- w .uviiuiMw qsanutiea.
uaiu or rABBAUE. hi
v a a Liverpool, OLaagow, Lublin, Belfast,n
OaMaa toiana letermeditte, $J8: Gtsecagi
JSS, payable in sold or ita equtvaiant.
Thoas who wiah to send for tuatr friends can hay
tickets at theee ratei from the Agenta.
FKAKUIS MACIHJtiALD ACO
aplSrlflS S Bowline Oram. N T.
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THE STATU OF OHIO, 1 Ia Court of Common
SJCTABOOA uoq oa, j i joaj oi aata Uounty.
MSHETABEL TROWBR1DGK, rt
STEPHEN D. TROVTBRIDGB. Th. defa.
slant St-nben D. Trowbridge, will take notice thai
a. the 13th day of Aoril. A. D. 1SG5. the nl.i.ilfl
ltf.betable Trowbridee filed is the Clerk'B Ornoe nlH
aid Court, her p-tition for Divorce from aaid de-j j
t.nil..t; ehartHnv aajd defendant thri-vin wirli.T.Sf
. ern.ltv mA w.c. neriect of do . .....li8I'rlDS
for divovoe and other proper relief. Said cenae willfl
D . lHao" " "SSSi -j TtauSr-!!
apU4:tl8 TtTe,Att'y.
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Hr. A TT ."V LEADER.I
jUM b USANCE!
Fire and Marine
THE
CLEVELAND ISSUBANCF
COMfANY,
(J? Cleveland, Ohio.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capital, - $500,000.
Tlit. Oomp.DT ia i
pared te writ rima i
fall orKanlEed. and Dra-
I Caioo lii.Kt.
DIRECTORS:
H. B. PATi-X, T. P. HANDY,
ICBA&LIS V. ODX, .ilkB. BXXTOK. .
URRT T. CLABK, ' UTXKXTT AI.COTT,
8. D. ll'KIIXAtr.
R. B. P4TNI, Pruldeut.
S. 8. 0,-1, Becretar.
Office, Beiton'i Blot k, cor. Enperlor
ana merwii streeu,
ap6:m rievolKBd, O
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AUCTION SALES. TRAVELER'S REGISTER.
, PSPABTUBtS.
8:60
l:SO
A. M. P. P. .
UlanUo A Great Wertfrn 8:60 9:15
LiA. W.. Wahontnz Branch... 6:60 S:4S
Uke Shore, Cleveland Brie 9:W S:v6 9:00
Jonneaut Bxfe Aocommodatioa..
9 ifttsbnrffb heeUng.m.....M.. 8:00
J let el and a fitrsiHu-gii, amoqu.
aodnsky
OtUott Boat,
2:o loio
AO
ABBITALfl,
Ulan tie ft Great Western.
V. O. Mahontng Branch
uake Shore, Oleveland A Crlc
knneaot A Mrie Aotwmmodatl
rtttobars;fa A Wheaitng... .,..
Xrinaba
roiedo..
4andaskyH
)(Mt boaU.
var Oltisetvi wishing oocvevanoe to either ot th
abewe Trains or Boats, will be called for by Ooacha
4 Steveni' Omnlbns Line, by leering their adores
it the Omnibus. Offloe, 14T Baperior meat, nsx
Icor to the Weddell Boose.
, T:S) t-M
10-M
. T:30 1UA :'
.10:80
, :t IHi
, 9 SO 140 g:
, JD iaO l:4i
. :15
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SECOND N&TIQNAL BANK,
OF CLETIXAMD. -
This bolni the only Popular
Paoola. the Bank will bero OB
nent OI alaa, ana nu au oraera prempuj aav .itu-aj
designated repository for all Fnbllr
jnomeB.
Autborusad Sutacrlption Agent for ths
i"OU LUAJN. 1
Loss now before th
a hand a (nil aaaori
ratdelav.:
Five Per Cent. Legal Tender KoteM,
With Accrued Intereet to date, rareived in pay.
Jonpons oa the rvoi llilrtlaa nreaaated at tin
iQnter.
Will alao Dtirohaae United SUtn Vonchera, (Jer
tiflaataa of indebtedoeaa, and all Goternment fie
rltlea. toh3
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Loat Fur Col ar
Enrlbnt, Bcran'on & Co Naw Book.
D. W. Gage For sale.
O. Whlttier ratent Spring Beds.
Toy's Stereoptlcon Local Notloe.
Sixth Ward Local Notice.
Spiritual Society Local Eotloa.
Second Ward Local Notice.
CITY NEWS.
Two experienced milliners wanted i
Mrs. Shaw's Millinery Rooms. apl!4:
Wasted. Five good rel'able me?. Muv
prt'to a good plain hand. None others need
apply. E. Covtlh k Co.
being carried a -distance of twenty to
RAtLKOAo Accidskt. On Thursday morn
ing a coal train eomiug north was wrecked
nn the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Road a short
distance this side of Ravenna. The loco
motive ran off the track and turned ever.
hind, one of them, with the freight of coal,!
twenty-five feet forward and off the track
u i i u i i in nu . wuu wv. lit mo u.vwvo.
US out the front window, doscribe. the
B, . , , ,,,
Pijurash as terrific, and the OCCUpauts of the
;... -t .1,,V .. will ..r wiV,
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while the tender was run over and com
jpletely demolished by the loaded ears be
e engineer wsa hurt but no.
seriously, and the fireman, it is feared, wa
fatally iDjured. One brakesman was cut on
the head, and otherwise pretty badly hurt.
A, brakesman, standing on the front plat
form of the caboose, was precipitated sev
aral feet, landing on top of the car ahead
rhe whole disaster occupied but a few
leconds, and yet the engineer had the pres-
mce of mind to whistle down brakes, and
the conductor was thoughtful enough tr
tend a hand back on the instant to signal s
train that was folic wing but a short distance
ff. An accident had happened a day ot'
two previous, within a short distance of the-
same spot which wrecked two. freight ears
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For the next twenty days Hott t Haight
will offer their entire stock of Gentlemen't
Furnishing Goods at New York cost prices
preparatory to moving to their new store on
Superior street the first of May. Call and
make a selection from their immense assort
,
i
ment before it is reduced. apl2:200
Valoaxi.i Rial Estatk at Gcasdiai Salz.
There will be a public sale at the Court
Souse, at two o'clock this afternoon, of sev
aral desirable pieces of property owned by
the late John B, Waring. Two houses and
t3
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qIs on Bank street, the bltftk now occupied
byWoolson, Hitchcock and Custer, and
number .if vacant lota, will h. oflrr.rl
' ft;
iimi, vui wo given on uan sue purcnase
mosey.
a-' -"
U(juzei Lisle-thread and Zephyr, iust re
.t Mot A HiionV. IS Rank .troel
wogite the Weddull. apli:200
New Books.
Lfttbiu or Abbaic. By Charles Lever. Hew fit
York: Harpe-aud Brotbere. leetv.
Novel-readert will find in this
r.,v.. r iv. f
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tautyand.asit were, spawning power
Charles Jjever's mind. With a very largef'and
class he is as popular as he is prolific, and p.
ay of hia will beli01
them thia last progeny
warmly welcomed, coddled and petted.
Ingham and Bragg have it for sale.
a
TBAvsis in central Asia : Performed In tbe
V? '" a n iT lsas J' Iork
7 , . . I?
The above enterprising publi;hers havef
hereby given to American readers another
volume of travels. The author. Arminiusf
Vambery.i. a member of the Hungarian
Academy of Peath. by whom bo waa flent!ry
'AA 4AA ID UtrjUelUU UllODIUUs . AAn UOI lJ I U1CU 9,
n IRKS lh innm.w from T.her.n ..roa.Ecounsel
v.r., -as- .1. .... ......ft
th. C.ni. to Khiva. Bokhara and Ra.fi?f
a ftiL i i i
aw -vwrn as en ivvviu wa vv-r
5servation and experiences of that iournev.P-mised.
Th hook is wall writun and .mhlliBhedft.
ineoooxis weu written, andembellishedS.
Iwithmany fine engravings, and cives
vast miecellany of information with regard5
the natural features of the country passed!
fA.fnr.anf th.rtnnntirw n.eu A
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ov.r.andiri. rhnrarlerisHca. habit.. .T,n?tne
...... f ih. uni. -hon. ir,.t..C
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RF TPAI. - k-
Thi. KviV ;. .1 r. ..i. h. in.h. a3
This book is also for tale by Ingham s
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Jouvin kid gloves, a large assortment! of ;
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B.nkrtree.,oPPo.iteWeddelL
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THANKSGIVING DAY!!
Haw triR Day Paawrd in thl'iiy Cm.
bob F rlair. BrllKl.ua fterrli ,
Hnaie, BowHrefJ, etc aVe.
The celebration yeaterdaywaa not, as was
natural, marked by any of those demon-
Mstratiooa of wild delight and half insane
joy, which characterized the carnival of,
Monday last. People then exhausted them
selves in jollification, and indulged in all
Ithe forms and modes of jubilant expres
hs'on. It was simply an impossibility for
Itk. nnl. trt K... in nnA w.V t ul.t..
tions like that of Monday.
Notwithstanding occasional cheering
salutes of cannon, martial music, and end
less promenading, yesterday was more like
a Sabbath than aught else. All the places
of business were closed.
. About en o'clock a salute of one hundred
guns was fired by two pieces of the Brook
iyn Light Artillery, in the Park. The re
vert orations and echoes had no sooner died
I'away, than the bells took np the refrain
Kand people nocked to the various churches
Kwhere Thanksgiving services were to be
Uheld. On this side of the river, the First
3 Presbyterian church was the central point
Lr.i a . 1 r 1
churches met there for a union service
EiXhe house vu filled to its utmost capacity
lithe aisles and pulpit steps being crowded,
jaud many poeple boiog compelled to stand
E-about the door-ways. A large bouquet stood
J3 11,. I.KIa k.ln th. nnlnif: .nH ... th.
Ioniy ana sumciena aecoratton.
ins puipib was occupies aj ao abtb
Aiken, Goodrich, Hawks, Wolcott, Monteith
and Bige'ow, representing, respectively,
the First, Second and Third Presbyterian,
Plymouth and First Baptist Churches.
The services were conducted in the hap
piest, most patriotic and impressive man
ner. After a voluntary on the organ and
the doxology, invocation was made by the
Rev. Mr. Monteith, after which was sung
the 116th Psalm, beginning
"Not to onreetTe?, who are Mt duat,
Vol to ouraalvas is glory daft ;
FUrnal God ! tboa only Joes,
Thou oolj gracluOH, wise and true !"
Rev. T. H. Hawks read a passage
Il3cripture, the Psalm, opening, "It is good
i to give thanks unto the Lord." An lm
Upressive prayer was offered by Rev. Sam
Muel Wolcott, after which the celebrated
R'Battle Hymn of the Republic" was sunf
fcb quartette, the chorus by thecongrega
11 "on,
II Rev. W. H. Goodrich then proceeded to
'Mleliver a Thanksgiving sermon from th
Ktext found in the 7th chapter of the Book
of Ecclesiastes, and 8th verse : "Better if
'the end of things than the beginning there
of."
It wouli be but trite to speak of it as e
very forcible and eloquent production. Ii
was, moreover, temperate, practical and
suggestive, dealing not only with the past,
but grappling with questions, politioal, so
cial and moral, which are soon to come u
for consideration and settlement. We are
Isorry that we cannot present it entire to
jour readers. We can give only a meagre
1 report, with the exception of the cloaing
passage nnder the third head, which u
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jitieraiiy anu euuro,
I The reverend gentleman opened the dis
course by alluding to the first Sabbath and
its religious exercises, after the fsll of Fort
)3umter, four years ago. TO at day s tescn
ing was "the Christian Necessity of War."
lao drew, W1U1 a lew nHwrn nuvm, wit
picture of the wide contrast ol the two occa
sions, and in this connection remarked thai
,1the importance of the operations of the last
j four years cannot be fully realized now.norat
lany time within the limits of the present
; generation. We are too near the events tr
L.'jee their msgnitude and relations to the
general secular and moral order. Such
rafruit muBt ripen fully before it can be val
uod
Ha declared this war more important
Lhan that of the Revolution. That was the
birth-pane of the land; this the regenera
Church, at the beginning considered the
i mpending struggle in this light, and
'hence the war was entered upon with
I Jbristian sadness. But it has proved a
r.eieantic means for the furtherance of
Kiohristiacity and civilisation, so that the
'end ol tne war ia tar Detter tnan tne De-
ginning.
The first structural idea of the discourse
was this :
1. We have now for the first time an
insured nationality. Hitherto our Union
oss been but nominal and untried. All
the forma of nationality have been present
n our system, but nothing was sure in our
government until the great teat,
he present war, had been applied.
A nation is never sure until it hat
a history, until God haa spoken, and put
upon a people the divine stamp. It is not
that we have created a claim to this assur
ed nationality, but it has pleased God to or
lain na a lasting people. The discordant
eiemenui iu our ByBbeui, auctl aa DllzeD
population, tne seeming antagonism ef sec
tions in interests and sentiments, were si
Stuaea to. auey mreaieaflu our Bl&DUliy.
3 But these have all been fused in the terri
nftl,. wa. .. ..n..cnl.,;.u .1 .11
.the nations ot earth have tallen in our strug
?!, and joyiuiiy oiea, lor tnis, their own,
country.
3 Ho lurther attempt will ever be made
Itn aever thia Union of States. - The at
'peri ment just made will be conclusive to
Sa.ll time. What God hath joined together
n tnere tour solemn years, let not man
dare attempt to put asunder.
2d. we nave gamed a cnaracter or our,
jown and a conscious manhood. 'We have
,
1
1
t'aot hsd a national charscter these eight;
sfiyears of our existence. Our faith in our m-
uuona nas oeeu oniy opinion, not laitn,
tor it we sail untried ;our resources unknown
iBut this war has developed in ns full faith
tjand knowledge in and of our institutions,
in. fnuntrv and nnraAlvea. Wa. snH all
now know our
'"joiner nationa, now anow our atrengtn
EiHitherto we bowed down toforeign opinion
r&Now and henceforth Europe is behind us
" ..'".T.?"
think bow we Jem, concerned only to
what we are and may be. I
The heroism of the nation haa been mar-
Ijvellously developed, i-rom the ranks ol
bookftprivate life leaders, civil and military ,rave
"arisen, wnose prowess ana aouity command
Kthe admiration of tbe world, and we have at
ofhoat of women who bethemothers '
wives of heroes. Bee how the half-j
hearted men have Bunk beneath the heroism
,ne 1dbi xiow reaaiiy people nave
i
;
ct
Sbe
yoaraunknown dead, have entered into the typi
Hof manhood made by this war. This is a
better style 01 mannood tnan we once
bought onelves cspable of. But the war
tlhsA transfigured us. Those who went out
,trom us boys, come back to as heroes
tV IVLl
effect of war waa dwelt noon. Iu view
Oi lit. UU WVUUOI AAA ta U T HttA 1UHQ. VHK1U 17
Hieii we couuiiii oi agm. uisn mi-i,uvi..
,?ers oi tne pauie uoiu . aoo memory ana
Kexampleoftheaelf-Bwr.fic.ng devotion toBf.,
Ethe Union, of the many distinguished and 3
li
of their fearB, preferred the alter-ffif
native of a divided country to the horrors&due
"v B" 7,1 ."l- n" the.ir!"lieed
. - . . . .
IIID UI JfWUUiU UI J UBIlUg XAAVtl aMHIIl CUU1 rO-
The mills of the gods have rround3-'mln6a'a
"d J " gTound fine. Oli prei-3?,But
,r A ' -j,n.i,-,: u.. k.. ...i5i
.frf.'ll'"!!
ward thi great result, the popular recognuSf
tion of the moral and political equality ofSnuM
tion of the moral and political ann.litv nf2Sn"ea
r . 1 .
people nere, were cited as prool OI tnei,.""".,
?ew?.nd mat velloue convicUont now sharedj?
by alieissses. B1
. .. . rat.
1 he speaker continued: tf
study this great problem of right, how tofethe
, 1 1 i . . , 4TJ
Wa find laid noon ns as a nation rrMiarV,,
, , . . , r o a
obligations than those which we sought mB
.n. hU41....u. 4. .1 .ff- W . .H ... ..CI
U"i ...Muuuim Lu .iu. ... lUKl
I
rl.al iuatlv and wiaalv and Chriatianlv
. J J - J J -- - -
an injured race, with a degraded class of!
our own countrymen, with loyal multitudes!
tore from cruel persecutions, and with a
oorrqaored, perhspt suilea fo. W Btd
a ipirit of loSfxible righteoussMi, and
patient equity. We need a apirit of mercyfth
.and good will to men. We ned just that
sentiment, which would seen- to be sponta
JneouBly showineitself inthemssrfof H9rth-FSW1U1CM
nera minds, of generous welcome to
Hfounders of the republic never conceived of
Msucn a piicn o: crime, uoa may never put
Mthe arch traitors in our power. But if hey.-j
r
mercy, himsolf as thorough an incarnation
i oaian as men s eyes nave looxea on, il
ill show his manhood, of patience towardam8"t
rciiuuiiiK twuwa woo a i uq oa in iKuuisBue
baste, of justice tow.rdev.ry frtdmanwhoy?
til, except the masterspirits who, fort10
transgressor, but not one word will you find:
in the Gospel, not one example in his life,!
of mercy to the false and the cruel. Ven-i
seance is roroiaaen tons as private men.;
Jod reserves it as his prerogative. But to .-
Grovernments he expressly delegates it, for 3
tne security ol tne people. The ruler may!
not bear the sword in vain. He must make)
their own ambititioo, hazarded and broughtgjrade
on an mis woe. or them aiairancniie-lM;coor
ment and exile should be the lesst retribu-l
tion.
asirl ItAM 41a w.aM& f InsCaa
mercy too, here, beside the very cross
Him who freely shed his blood for sinful
T .Ml..f .f .-J
criminate amnesty to malignant rebels.Sfor
is the friend and Saviour of sinners.
but not of hypocrites and tormentors.
teaches foreivenesa to the penitent, and 31
jAAw.a.B.:nw. ik. r i j AfM
ifuJm'SmntMtai
it terrioie to evil aoers. it is not enongnsWD
that we have Droved nnr novar to annnrAaa'a
1 r : . r i-marKBL
ied tion. We must punish it in God's
name. We must make the thought of it
lreadful forever. '
I hear it said that there is no provision in
our laws for the capital punlehnientof such
men as tnese. it it is so, it is because the
should, and they should escape un
scathed, if that man who has been the
master spirit of the rebellion, who has been
merciless and malignant to theend, who dug
by his cruel silence those thirty thousand
graves at Andorsonville and made starva
tion tpoliey, if that chief repudiator of all
ma, man ana nis compeers are to go nn-Mrtci
'if&it
five me annth-4
whipped of justice, then let us never pun-w.
ah another criminal. But o-iva me annth-lA'
ar country for my home. The return vd e
prodigal let us wolcome with joy. Thosef
rnMetWy 'Ti
aang. Justice to traitors is the best mer-f,tllathlTe
cy to the people. ., j&
4. We have been quickened in conscience
.hiv!"'11, ft." "'I7? hrS
t'ftrlj zcocthB of the war, the people fougbtfl
igamst the Divine tendency. But God
ichooled the Nation, from President downnpon
-o tne lave in cjamfl.aai moulded it to
will. From the time we changed our policy
and the National aim, God haa giren
victories. All now jerceive the Divine in-m'Ie9
idiiudiiuu, .Aiuuv uva w v u j v
"r..T"" : ' J ,r" r'" .
Hmilitary leaders. The perception haschaa-
Lane a ins r naaru. ana 1 nam rea in Am wun
faith in find. Th Iailvaii baa wnrkprf iriLa!CTarr
tin atldiAiXTi - J v. A
Me masses of the soldiery, and more have
been converted in the last four years, than
in an ordinary generation. The end is
better then the beeinninr. The war hag
not left a trace of hatred in the North.
Jhristianity has lost nothing in thesencss
y68 - - '
1
benediction was pronounced by Rev. Dr.'
(jAiken,
7.
.nt. j, . , , -. 1. r i , 11
ine uiscourse cioaou wun a gracoiui ai-tna
iusion to theboautiful process of Nature,
hiding with grass and flowers the terriblevr'ojficer,
scars and wrecks of war, and thus sUnding
as the symbol of that mantle of mercy and
love wnerewitn uod win cover tne aeBoia-ftfrora
tion and hearts made and ften in theso",,,
awful years.
Bigelow, of tne iirst Baptist
Rev. Dr,
Church, offered the final prayer.after
the grand old patriotic hymn, "My Coun-
ry ! 'tis of Thee," was
, . ,
iiit.ii vt,--a
uin, m, "'""-Sthe
sung, when the
8'
cerl bv Rev. Dr.r..
-
it
Th.n,,'e.in.l f..ln. nt tr,. .fureeoll 3
r r-- - -tand
01
.... LvuiBuimu v. a ujwu v. 7
this city, held in the open air in the north-
.I .av... nf lh. Dmi.M A Mnnrf nf fll.Tl.
.i k
nMu.4ir.M -ill h. fr.nv.4 .laa.h.Hi. . BT.
,..-.-B- V.
There was but little done, in the latUr.,,
part of the day, in the direct way of cele-of
bration. FUgs floated gaily from build-nf
... twa. .nil mail t.aii htif. lha.. wab..'
6, . , -.
almost a total iscx ot numorous expressions g
.fjoy. An effigy of Jeff. Davis hung by
the neck all day from the roof over Hawks X
aews room door, which reflected muchcred-iJ
t upon its "sculptor," Mr. W. D. Folsom,l3d
aawell as provoked a good deal of merri-d
"' ""v r
... T . , , . y..
lows, in which swung Jeff. Davis, which
they paraded through the streets, with 3
whoop, halloo, fife and dram. -
In the evening a number of bonfires were
kindled on Superior street, and rockets let
off. Mr. H. F. Braytoo's Insurance office
windows were beautifully illuminated with;
crescents of small gas lights, underneath
which were the magical initials, "TJ. S. G.,"
and the Be, in turn, underplaced by three i
' a.
. . ,.r . T. . . - 1-.
large beautiful stars. It was one of thev'',,
Jfinest devices we have ever seen.
The Jtreets were packed .to n late hour. S"-'"'""'
The city seemed emptied of men, womepi
..el .WHv-w. -ho in th. hlnnH .
air of the evening and the calm starlight.?
3Hknf.t.a
S
ITEMS FROM THE OIL COUNTRY.
tfore rain BelolelnM ever tbe Tlcto-
rlea Drafted men Deptrilni; 4111
Hewft-Hitmllton K.
cV e. W
Hallway. , . 6tVn-n.
MEADVILLE, Pa., April 13, 1865.
There was a little threatening last night
of the memorable flood of
lr,f. MnAllliAl,
' -1
last month. The winds blew and the floods'-""
L.. ..J th. r.in He.,.aH.i ith Mt.T
ful volume for a time, but the blue sky
which has succeeded gives assurance that
temporary swelling of tbe streams will,
the only inconveuionce resulting from
atAAgx DMA AAA. V-XT'
The oeonle of the oil res-ion. are not
hind their patriots fellow-citizens else-S"
where, in reioicine- over the downfall of th.l-1d
rebellion, althoueh the means at hand for.-S'1"
a display of their rejoicing are not so ampletitotne
las if thev were in the cities. We have
'1
big gun, either secesh or national, withrl
which to wake the echoes from the encir-l2f
'cling hills, but anvils and logs, torpedoes,'
pistols and muskets, give minor explosions
m endless succession. Neither have we
rockets or Roman candles, but to far as1
oonnres ana proiuseiy oespringiea colored
InntAntOAsn vrs lat nnr llciir fsV,,I.eiV
' 6 v '"UM
eivinirand praise shine forth. And,
- - -
of all, here as elsewhere, the truest illastra-Sal!d
foreboding, into the midst of the general'
1., ,. , s, , .
iauanvy,no oowaruiy j.ioruiorii reDet is J
now "Jsiraid Lee is getting Grantand Sher-jlcombinations
iman into a trap." AU are satisfied, happy:
and grateful. - tj
Perhaps, in the burst of rejoicing oveMj
tthe splendid military successes of the paatmuBt
.
pupat.r wciing
the perleet unammily with which thank-..
and erft,ificfttion nH
77 " 7. .. f
svBiDuuiser uow uiruws ail ui4msnsaxHiii.i
ia the 1
'"Voften
vy.by
n the
eex, we nave paruaiiy neglected to give'""'""-
honor and credit to him who is thefIr,?m
and front" of the Army and N
lookinr chienr to Ivhose who have iMen ihaaj
, . , , .,.. .
8n ln
if anything was needed to recall to the?
n- j .v, i j j M to
grandeur
. 7m L'nco n, T tnat nef d 18 .00W,J.
07 ProclaB"loa Ju" in;lisH
past three years. I doubt if even"
.... ....... -
, but with
v ves tnWW
1
Bv:.i. :ii i vi... i.. i.
..... ""Si
the qui.
President of the United State trivet feir'
o j-
warning to all foreign aliens of the demol-;?England,
r, fu.i v. rv
uaeu WJmeuwwr , w.i usuvsmiiu we waois ,
.,.;.. .a..t. .
BVIUCS lit il .1 .11 .uc , uaw. .UUWU 11 . . 1
- rains,
received with heartier acquiescence than
thia declaration of the President.
a company of drafted men left this ita
withif.M..n.am..t nf lk. r.ll nf T) A ..lm,n
nuUVUU-WU..U. uu ..u ulbUIUVUU TT . . n
!
tlThiop'toi PitUbtirgb UiU morning, '(before'l"
paper containing the proclamation
. received 1 A. 1 atood near the men tcf
i1ben A 1 rtood ne" lle m0 ,
a9U aepanure, i couw noi neip
everyaotieing the remarks made by them, inM
the prices of ten days ago, and was sold
ye,eraay in uu my ai per Darrel, as 13
am iniormea.
hue the fever of speculation has abated
Htnoe holders of lands who have bought to giof
Kttevelope wiU prosecute Uieworkdiligently.iaolutions
mw . .J:a-
T J ' """" UIOUUBUICD lgewa -
tneoil field will be made during the eomingp;
season. A very large number of wells willif
be sunk durinsr the next three months, IS
'many of them in territory as yet unoccu
jpied. Some of these will (if surface indi-
cations are worth anything) yield haud-
geomely. Every good well thus opened will 14
(id Joha ,aid one wn0 wasKby
wflwhiflh UlAV dianlawwwi iha TirAvailtntr arinti-F
S
wait ana go with the next lot, to a com-Mspeculatmg
who was going, "I'll meet you
Canada," "Well boys you won'ti-311'1
. ..!. :,, . .. jW
u-"l"uo'
Affl'NfiVtir VOH Himd." raiillAd ftsnliimr. ''thlH'Vaalf
otnthine's about plaved out. but we're eone in tl
faif.j v.n.lanrl'a han.tu " w Jnn't ,.rt
o -
hot w-Uer" said another, "it's cool infejof
gCanada." And so the comments wentPters
Heflround. '"
n- Aa iipikAi nMn.Mi;Ani
- t r-...va, -,j
there i. Utile new to reporfiland
. . . ri
upereuons in real estate are temporarily
suspended in great part, merchants and
moneyed men generally waiting until they
shall be satisfied that gold has touched bot
tom, and active business is resumed. That
point haB evidently now been reached and
look for , mcreased activity in the oilrfship
. , .. , , , , . . hi
uu naa aireauv advanced fmm
hlndaom6, n( blIv. and horar6;j
.11 .. i: . -l j 1 1 al
niouuuiui wrniury, uu mur
.. '
il ' surroundl
,the interests will be kept up. Those who
declare that the "oil bubble has buret," orF
Prions speculation.t
proved worthless, will find a re-
fulation of all these theories in the ensuing
summer and fall.
French Creek and its tributaries will bet
.thoroughly tested thitf year. .The landfjS
these streams have been all taken up
?i8ftndma derrick, are already up. The1
' . I
ubw" at Uni0D (on French Creek, thirtyi
above ua) ia being pumped with a'
pt a u g res ui Ve oomooi me weaiinj oper-
awre oi creek nave invested largely in
French Creek property. The owner of the
farm has bought and lftaad aevArftl-vif00
v . 1 j
1
.ame8 upon the hotel registers and buai-
cards. You all remember V'j storv of5j
Kthe first VOVaa at the OrAal Fatrnr.nw(lT
nousana acres.
Let the visitor to these regions come fromS
what quarter he may, lie will find familiar
nnnn iVia Vmrol tAr;a,A.. J ka;
ft- F.i-tions
.UU
moDator of ... deeI. w B.,T wre.lI.rf
iu. . torrifie ... th. hnnl,
and passenrera beine- in theirt!
j'abil:ty t kee ... ..j.. to th . .
?and now at jMt that h -renchedl
them by the deBtru0tion of the rudder.W
leaving them a(. mcy of mer
grciless waves. You remember then, how anM
American, brave of heart and skillful
- -. ,
mnMW;..j .H . . L E -,
u.m., i.npi" , i.Lu . ji icw e.ut, iu r sbeoriogl i
ship and rigged it in its place in the!
.. , , - . H
"Jmidst oi the hurricane of waters, receivinga
... .. .!Tl
the gratitude not only of those thus rescued).;
O J ........ ,.,..r.
. ........... . t.JI
irom destruction. Dut also or all who read M
. . . " X
wondered until the name ot Hamilton
rT. Towle waa "aa familiar aa hnnaehnldQIiha
if,
l pon the table before me lies
J5wor(iB
1 -
business card of "Hamilton K TawIa A- fn
.. . .7 " 'A
UiTil .nemeers. Od Citv This mhntnne
, .. . f ,
the concentration this drivi ngcoun try!
m. f ,v 1Bj.viiif.,m .
I
taa world.,
The Atlantio & Great Wealern RiiwayWyars
itge,f jn order for th 0 6nin
in Ma nfth. ..,. r;',: ;5?at
thrmitrh
v . ... , tTfril
. , . . . .m.if
. ,
ifRrirt.al ami ,t in.i,. -i. ;n
...i. i.,; :. .i r ui:. . ! -their
w v 1.1MUI im bum, ui uuuiii; uav-i
g
. 8 ' M
WORKING MEN'S MEETING.
Tremendous Remonstrance Against
Passage of the Newton Bill--
Speeches. music, Great Enthusiasm.
Procession, &c.
Although posters announcing that the
t .1.:. -:i u v.u v. in
UI . 1 11 . uigu ui U1IB CI1V WUU1U UUIUA I'LlU"..
f. . , ... . fd
'4UTt. . I? . 1 1 J V. .. V. .. 1 . l.i
lic meeting on Friday, had been up but a'
Tany one entering into any leagues or com-ra
" m" assemoiy, es-at
? . V T ' ?fluoeai
two o clock yesterday afternoon about an J
extenp0rized ,tand at 019 notthe9t corner,
Da.le tra laeaeaaa i . -,-- f 1
VI Ulw A Bl AVj SV UCCAA aiAAO O AJOCtAlDO UI BOVUmi
men from abroad, and protest against theiand
Kpaatage by the Legislature of Ohio of the'I7
kvpending Newton Bill, which provides that
u m ouipioyment at any wages or -ernili
LcomPen"auoD' ,na"' on c"on, De nned
J"01" mor8 lnan nor wss tnan 510;I1
jjbinations for the DUrDose of preventing, bv!.?
, tl,-..!,,.;!,. . r.nm '
. i
A v. c ,1 :M 4 U .1... - C I -
"su o. m,
JbII, an d fed on bread and;
$""" DO """i nve, nor more inanM
i.twent7 days- far.d
This is a general movement of the work-f3
ing men of the city, and not a clique or j
boviV'stion for the last ten days, and become;.
0M mn in tneir Tiew of the """"on.
policy to be pursued. Several
. . .. ia
Moaa were lnTltea w com8 n1 tailt:-i
people, a numoer came and ad-
no,'JlreB8a tn0 Cl0wa " 'ongtn.
.
The following gentlemen were the officers
the meeting:
tji
1
H
President Thomas Cuyler.
Seeretariea 1 John Stursnicker.
secretaries j John UaitUnd,
After a stirring blast from the Tempe
ance Band, Jonathan C. Fincher, of Fh
4
la-lj
. "TM..
rdelphia. President of the International11"-
....
Union of MacbiniaU and Blacksmitha. and,:
beBtJ;Afwia mmmm i.a.j' ,
lADUlHH A nsAW tvv Atvt iv- IfBO lJlWUUUCea,4
received with loud cheers. We riveH
O
T481"' Th),chn P'TAV-
fjmake criminals of abojit 40,000 of Ohio's 3
best workingmen, and aims to break np all S
of laboring men. O.
Are tnese comoinationa wrong? If so, "!tiU
' . .. . "n,Bi '"''
Workmon mtwr: sell their labor, and thev'iJ
sell it for enough to support their V?
am. 1,.. M . man r u . .i.h, A . i " .
iBirbarely the substance of his speech :
Tkev were here to declare th. i ,!.. i,a
nhJlA,,-'
B .rsi,.-
v.. .. wu. u..u ...iub. sua trass- f
they should be broken np. If right, they
' ,ux im."! ma inviHirer-given,
has to do this or starve. Bolstered up a
eombinationa, he can stand erect. &
Ko man has aright to Are his own dwell-
".-'" V ueviate s
f "?t ,UP.P" "e. "rerj
Ka m.- hn trichl to flrA hii nam rirr.n
U-,.,, . I- UI- , A
"'.VTvTr,
"V" !r.T.i.. r FW i lT """P'i i
take the value out of the labor of the
of2workinl, cIasaei. . V
These combinations, which the eapital-r,,t
are vry .oa; " tp, srs so d.sso-
nd diBorganizing in their tendencies.
TV... .niiitli..! f th. ..i.r .ttesiabt
The conditions of the
thejjjmproved.
r . ,
men in
now and fifty years ago, before
.tfonion. and combination. -.T r
: , . . ' ' " 11.111,,..-..
Kthere, were contrasted, with the conclusion
. .U.I. .11.: - ., . -.
tU.ll i, i -in,; u . othuiiiui l. 1 1 U II 1 LP I V
(ing
them nnnrl v en n nl .11 ihi... -. . -; .i
" - J . , .u,u. V Ul.u'
ered, those allowed laborers here. il
The North has progressed because labor i
hit bet; ( free here. The South had max-l
im: " .pita! ought to own Labor,
-.gisw.
MMtM " 1111 MM WH
Labor aaould own Capital.'' This ia the? j
hadprincipla we have sought to eatabli.h.andj
1 wili lhe ttUM rui nd Uw. nt in
Mi generetion, then in a more favored one
.lh fulUre.- I
I. was asrerted that the country baa re-
1Speech, for which we have no room. -
After three rousing cheers and music by
gthe baud, Mr. Wm .H. Bylvis, of Philadel
jgphia, President of the International Union
Iron Holders, read the following res-
. n n ii . ii ii n ii i inn .nrrmv nwin a. .nil niii,,
the capitalists. The latter have beenl-!'"
c,,cl4 - reai Buuikautiat aau uiut ouioui sisi
in lands and stocks, while
infiDrmer have done the actual, telling work,
wa ranroals and canals. "
n'e want universal equality. Everi
H'nn. mtUr how ijoor, must hold him
sul ffrvui that ol.l.
Ha was londlv nnU.tiv. .la E
Jv:.i,..j rp.
,.ii...u ,,.,.iiBb.,vi vruis xsv.iuoa.1
the International Union of Ship Can
Christ and Calkers, was next introduced, and
iiwarmlv recivrl. TTa ma flaw m. ITUMIArl
tnU.L:.. i -i .;u j : l
wim: u whbi uiuuei ut uuuiur suu irony,
t th. laUn.a. f th- honrad
fjthe pressure of other matter, which pre
I
vent
was
Save
Carpenters' and Calkers' Internation
r
na tivtnv . fiill reivirt- Hp
often applauded, and at length I
way to W. H. Gudgeon,!
of Cincinnati. President of the?:
Trade Assembly and Vice President of the
al Cnion, who made a short but logical
U'tfnsus, A Bill la now pradipg before the Lcgia
C4"e to use oar beet exertiant to defeat and
ifrn inrs, um vi3 mn.uiyt 10 atspiiTe um OI Wa
latare cf tlie Matt of Obi j. Tor the puraoee of or:
liffciting by fine atd lmprisonmtnt all stiio-rt
threaWnlng and intimidktiog others, bat virt
ually to pieventall Aitociations and Combina
tion! of Aitisans, Mt-cbanics. and all Cooratirt
lla'pff, fronxfiemandiog a fir compensation Cor
innr iaDr aca
Whi rsas, An Ameedmsnt Is also nendioc to thf
sani", u pr hibit Manufaclnrer, frcm iacieaMng
1 lie prict-s of their manufactures as circumstsnceKjl
and the exignci of the tiaes may demand,
Ibt reLy preTt-nting Capitalists from roggiRgiti
lU9inos, and bindTing all Working Ctajatstroni:
ouiauiiuK ni iioor LPcessery to prccare 10 r
tli-mselTei and fa mi il a the means ot an honor
able tubMnU-nce, therefore,
Jietolretl, That we, 1 he Work logmen of Cleve
Jatd, Ohio, do dcoouo.ee and nrotest asrainst al!
Mm b LeisUtlva Acta, and ait interference on tho
part of the 6 tat against cur Freedom, aiming, as!
it aoes, a atreet diow at toe nrst and most cherish-1
d inter cstH and pri cipies of Humanity, our dear
ut ridht, the right of self-protection and pres-rra-tion,
aud lurtbermo to bind us to asiateoi
"lavt-ry far worse, more unendurable, anl morrl
ligracefnl than the enslavement of the African
iltiace among us, compelling us who by cur labor
ironstiiute ttie vt-ry foundation and fsbncofNation-l
iil wealth and grt- tness to bow to the mo Diet few,
lm nr urw-a rtairM-u iu mrir present position anuk
trowt rbytho industry of (ha a eat misses of the 3
taixtriLg tortinj at tue commnnitv: there lore,
Hashed, That we will use all peaceable tttorte,
nonoranie and laucubie m ao at our disposal
to connterart and defeat each t,labolical and oat-1
raseoun ac s attainrtl car rUhts and mivlleees a
iojai ciiisens 01 mil gieat itepuDilc ; toat we WU
Erreedom and nnanestiooabto liaht a ad nriviletreo:
'am"diD? ojnt remuaeratioa for tur la-
kwletd, Ib'at we will meat cordial y and bear:
n&mAA S'ly co opiate with this and all such kindred Are -
and C .mbtnatioLS of Mutual Proteotlon
o iruacrste tnis bin now be oia the Lffila ute
vnda 1 such further aad fotore atterrpu as aball
tend to etsiave and compel the w raing c'assos tefc
,,.y homaee 10 the .an ..irte. Tf fo.inTVr
theSTore",lw-
The resolutions were unanimously car-
ried, and with great enthusiasm,
DurinS tha Paking two transparencies-
i
were brought upon the stage, whose mot
toes provoked laughter and cheers:
"Trade Unions forever."
"Painters Union, 13 Prospect street.'
uiiiua ia ueDKin.
I u . i , i . .
..uuuoe, v.ru m. ju , vrpproeaors ui anc
rroraing jueu.
worl
ites as well as Blacks."
,
"Freedom to Wh
mi.;j
AilVld
ded we Fall."
ltT : . l . , , i
WlhU JUOnODOllBlB.
i . .;.;.,.,;... k iu. ..j
"6 "J
another set of resolntions, recommending
T. r-,.. , .j
...
the,jtjourned to meet again at seven o'clock, and
K.l, ; : .v. nr..i o: j. a -
f.a. ea.. nannnnaf.
mory, where the same speakers and others
would address them. We are not able tot
give a report of the meeting last night.
St-siopiicon. We might read for twenty
and not be able to know what we can
know by seeing at the Academy of Music,
this splendid exhibition. How deli.ht-
to think v riniit in aronlnruMnl
place, and travel all over the wo.ld with aH
,v:ogpleasant guide, and underthe influence oil
v.Hmusic, and wniie we visit many lands, near
melodies. We shall roeret when the
ffstereopticon leaves our city. apUS
Gentlemen will find the best selected stock
driving gloves ever brought to thia city
A10TT xlAIOHT S UenW f UmisniDg iim-
138 Bank street. apl2:200
f"aaaa
LOCAL NOTIOBS.
Elxth Ward Protection Club.
THE DRFT 13 OVIB.
A meeting ill be held th's (Saturday) evening
,h. Wigwam. Tarn out, one and alL
'.
, c , rre""";
O. A. KOIBK, See-y. , .pl&200
Kei,y of Rpiritnali.ta.-Dr. B. Cyriax1
1 A IL. 11-11 04 s. .. 1 A
KCtUIO k lUD XJtUI, V UUTl tVK t HUI
evrnlog, oa Sunday, Afrit 16th, at 10 and
'cl"- TheGerminQsartetu will sing some
,h,lr U,aiUal ,M, btton tai th?1
(1
A meeting will be held ia the!
ue, this Saturday cvs-
fund ,honld h. prMent, particularly those
'who have sot yet paid their snbscrlpiions.
f',-on Ward. A ma
!baement of the Court H-
klnlug at 1 o'clock. JCvery lubacriber to ths re
.pio.aoi P. BOiE, Fres t.
ITmlson'a TJarlvalled Ttaotk Paate is
for be.utifjing ths Tenth, preventing dees;
haling disessed Onms. Sold by all Druggists-
ap6:S-i4 sias
Toy's Ureat Stereoplicon.
MATINEE
SATURDAY, AT 3 O'CLOCK P. M.
t a .,v.
The twelfth aemi..nnu.l meeting of the Cleve-1
land Congregational Confeienes w U be held ia the?'
First Congregational Ciarch, Cleveland, (Westjj
r?Sid), on Tuesday next, Aprl. 18th, at T P. M. E
Rev. Dr. Morgan, of Oberlin, wl 1 preach the
reopening wrmon.
acn cuarca is expscted to send two delegates.
'
pl4:t00 J. W. DUNHAM, Clerk.
J
bTbi Vlaw.. Bsthsutl TV.. Cnwlrw Taa t
lsjss.hool, comerof Eodidand E.ieatreeb
M I . 4k. fit, t A 11 I
" , " . ' ,
Latin, Frach, Gtrman and Penmanihip, aa nnal.
SI, l!i-?lrA
1
TO make your Horn look w 11, anad off hit
cjai, ioost;D nis asm, lmprora ma appe.ua ana
joung, give h'iu soma of Nonia' Arabian Oon-
ditioa Povrdeia Sold by alt Dmfgi-ta at 25 coots
' '
, n i
Pc.lponenienl.-l he meeting of Co. B, Kth
H. G , for the e'ect'o. of officers was postponed
Ihursday eveniiig, April 13th. Msmbara are
7noti"d to be present.' By order of Comataadtat H
ipl3:iC0 W. WABMINQTON, O. B.
vFantesl By aa experienced yoing mis, a
.itu.uon in.wrou.ry Dre. uooa city reterescss.
a uareaa u. at . Leaner omce. spl3:coo I
given. A ddren U M .Leader office. apl3:c86
Kemovl.-J ACOB FRANK, ths popular aad.
entenring Manufacturer ot Hoop Skirts aad Oor-
matm host Vtrnranil rnM kl. I.. I .. vrr .
? ,Z1 7 .
sfco.128 Supeno stret, under the Amsiican Boos..1
Whole-al. and retail in, .r. wlil find it to their...'
to bestow, liberal p.tronageon th. new
e.Ubl!.hm,nt, .. the proprietor intesds, by alten.
ticrn .nd enorjry beaiowed .lik.spoa.U bianche.9
-aa
sientinthecity: aplt20O
.-
EATON'S
iTcn.i
ITriT
OINTMENT.
i &Llt A rli.
BCBATCHH
1 1 . .V.- Tl - l ta , -,
, 1 " ' " ura uiu iu UUBir-SUV Clin. SHUt
Jr.htnm, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptions of
the Skin. Prise SO oents. By sending 00 oenta to
Weeks end Pottrr. ito washimrtoa at.. Boatn. winf
be forwarded free by man. For sale by all Drug-fj
rt.ta. Etbons a Aaataraosa. ClwsUnd. Ant.S
Btsono A Abbstaoio, Cleveland, Agents
', Bhlfcr 1.9
m
CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
The undersigned to issue in the
FOB 1865-6. I
propose
. , . wm ni.w i. i. i -
eiT of Cleveland. Having made the''
- ---0 rvl
theHnessary arrangements to have tne civy j
H1 nMn? bosmeas ar.5 d dress ofeverj
euurtrugiiiT camum Dy an mui o, P"'.F
we expect to issue the work on the 10th of
Lake this a eomp&is direetorv, containing
il.i..... i i ' . r rlr-
man in the city, we trust that it will
nh - which its merits demand
worx will only be sold by subsoription,M:b"r
ia no more copies will be issued than are f
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, of advertise-Wud
ments win do receivea. ror terma, u.
ipplv at the Liadib Counting Boom.
i. uivisa uo.
LOCAL NOTICES.
u Why Li a with Car dtarer tbaa a crowa ?
That w J accompUshed, whj the grave of bliss V
Persons affile t3d with Gatarrh sot only wish ball
Utcmpt by every poasibU mau to effect aoure.i
9one but those afflicted can imaglaa the unpleas
antness of this disease, and maty, very vaoy, wboj
hav it aa jet but in it flrit atagas, are unaware!
;of tba pain, inconvenience and avea mortification ,
hiwbich tbey are yet to nfler, anlea prompt snea- j
itinsaietaXen lorralief. Dr.P.H Seelye's Liquid j
Oatarrh Bemedy ia a certain cure, striking at
latfe of the disease, and thus effecting a permanent
oara. aplO:R3
Oil Factory for bale. Tha subacriber of
era to aell hia factory on Canal and Ohio streets,!
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, cor-nact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pacity atKt fifty barren per day. Imrne. iate poe-
aeion gi-ea 11 required. Arttivn,
derail (,1'eb.U, lAtiA. fcbnai.
Sober Favrtei far Thinking; People.
Tsar after year, for an eighth of a century, the
Press of theooontrj has chronicled ths beneficial
'ftVctsof Hoararraa's Btobaci Brrrsma. Editor,
authors, phyridiDS, merchantf, offl:ars of tbe-
army snd navy, chemists, oonnaslorB, mint-tars '
the gospel ia shwt, a great clondof wftoeaaet
avery profession, trade and call lag, have testified
no Its effesey as atoniijend regulating mediciBe.L
The aaaea and statements of theaa witaesses bare.
Mea pnbliahed In the public prints.
Many of them
1. ...I 1.-1 , i .
v. .... ..... hi, u. w uuio pu u ill., i uan teu-fr.
taony haa never ben challenged or Impugned.
Upoa evidenoe far leaa weighty men are acquitted
lor coademoed by ojntcieDtioBS Juries.
H osriTTsa's SfcufAOH BiTTiaU la not, however
a poo trial. It baa bean tried and prononnotd, on
the aathority of thoae whoa a Uvea and health It
preserved;, a para, harmless, and eminently sain-ji
tary preparatloa. Attetcpfa have been made toy
peptic., bilious snUerers. victim, of fe. and ague,
riva' It. They have failed. Can 11 be aeceaaary to
any why they have failed t Aak th. recovered dye-'
and nervous subiecta who hive experienced its
jefleets, what (Ve think of it. Ask them, and be
guided solely by what they say. S ld everywhere.
aplO.m lwdaw
E. B. HALE, Banker.
AND
S. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
111 Superior SU
Buic rip tiona reoalred to the
'7 3-10 psb Cint. and 10-40" National
Loan.
fOoa mtaeloa allowed to Snbsorlbers.!
SWO. S. Boada of 18ol, A-Sd'a, 10-40'a, Trearory-
Mnc. ... .11 Aflu. a..ltlU
iihaaed and for sale on the noat faeorabt u-rms.
UiJH Mil... Iitiwiu .nH li.n.i,. nmu. hi.n.h,l
na aold at beat rates, Deposits received and Col-
actions Blade at all acoeaaib's points.
fanda ooBvarted at lowest rates.
'or aale.
Bevean. b tain pa
22t
REAL ESTATE.
K SALS.
CTTT PBOPMTT.
Hnatinstoa street A fine diuble frame house.
rood kit and improvementj; a deeirable snd cheap
jlace. Price S.-..SO. I
eoutnaiueoi uae. near nna street snus uouee.a
lot J5 by UU feet. Price S-',mi.
st. cisu street, near reny lures uonaoa anil
Lots.
N a. 210 and 232 Pittsbnrsh street A double Brick
House in froot aud a frame houee in rear, with rooni
lor additional boi ding ia rear. Price Ao.jOU.
WARMS, AC.
Tortr seres of land on St. Clair Road, about 3S
miiea irom cut no. witn a nne nriira HnniA .
"large Yinerard arid great variety ot Jrutt; aap'.en-
iiu yia.e. rnc.eio.ijuu.
Tenacr s, haif a mile e. at of c'ty Una, between St
Clai atreet a d the Ba'lroad.
IfcsT Liberal tiiae given, e ppiy to
epl m2i:2iK li. PUEXT18M. 3 R inse B'ock.
CTTT PBOPIBTT POB SALS.
Huntington Street Honse and Lot, 11,000.
Greenwood Street House and Lot, Sl,uou.
Lake Street Honas and Lot, tl.aoo.
Scovlll Street Honae and Lot, 2,0u0.
Lake Street, Bear Brie Four Brick Cwelllnda
ta,00A
Near Vineyard Street House. Saloon and Lew
oa Canal, f l,2u0.
Perrv Street Two Houiea and Idta. t-lhct
Kli.
Wilaon Annua Large Brick noose aad Fivrt
acres. Proepeot
Street Brick Boom and Lot, $7,000.
Prospect t treat Twostory firick Hons, anc
Lot. eti ieet front. I8.3UU.
proapect street Two-story Frame House and
fNO. G. JENKING8' KEAL Ed'f ATE
'J AOENCT.
Lot, to.OuO.
Prospect Street 1J stery Frame House aad
uot, sa,euu.
Huron Street IX story Frame House, $1 100.
Brick Hotel, knowa as the -'Stillniaa House,"
Mon Colombo, street.
Good Hoaea and Lot, Ho. 119 Lake at.
Cottage Houaa Kg. 131 St. Clair at. Lot SaxiV,
tees.
Vacant Lot between River and Canal, near Oitv
aula. 1
vacant ixt on 01a river ned, near Pontoon
Bridge nrst rata ror Dock or Manufactnring.
Vacant Lot on Euclid street, luux20t feet.
Vacant Lot on ProHpect street, 60x2110 feet.
Vacant Lot on Clinton atreet, near Kentucky.
FABMS AJJTJ OCT PBOPIBTT.
95 Aores of fine Fruit Land adjoining Bra ten
thl's. two miles from tbe citv. on the Lake atnre
Several good Farms of from 40 to too acres, 8 tc
40 miles from the city. tA
large snd Bice btons Houee. Stone Bnrn. anrl-
AO sores well cultivated land, with great variety ol
rruihi iu lie. imui uie city, on aiuciia a-ian. auiaa
Oan be bought for less than the value of the bulld
ogs. OUn U. JANNlrlGS,
Bee' Vatate and Insurance Air-ut,
M8 Atw.ter BnllrHug.
FLOUR AND FEED.
DOCXB PBICES S.IMJO bbla fresh ground
rm aaViaaa hr..l.
LO0BI FLOTJB! FLOUR I AT BE-
Klour, ail gr.dea; eoeae very choice brands of Bed
and White Wheat, suitable for family or baker's
use, for sale at Warehouse, ltrT Meiwln at. tiro.,
cerymen, BakerB and othera in want will coniult
their owe In teres La by etamtnlnK' onr Btck.
ap!4 OABDMBB, BOAT A CO.
TE FLOUR! RYE FLOUR! For
sal. In lots to suit, at Wsresouae cf
ap!4 GARDNER, BUKTA CO.
R
W
ff
fc c aVep-EwS
fhe w.ll known Whol.sale and Betall Dealer in W
" -- " . , . , m. .inji do naa..
New Hominy, White Cracked tVheat,
Graham Flour. farina,
Split Peaa, Barley,
Oat Meal, bew Cora Meal.
a u i i . Ti-i . . .
r.u ww .warn x-ioar. aw., at rraativ reonessll?.
. uaiwj siiLus, .-
wairne-e Onr. QntaHo and Proarwt .te. f
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
.
I
fl!?
UUlxb AlSii JlltliltJiajii Til a
BtttBtloa ef Fhysictaas aad all jatrtoas tit-
Pare and EeUatle Keilf Inea
I raauatitfiiUv solicited to at ttooA. wntoa ootn- rt
tea a eoacplst. assortmsrit of svwythlsg pert, la
B SV
THE DRUG. TRADE.
al artosa ta laanra aatlatactlos to the nord'Stt
nBRsU. ivaa 8rjmiOAa Iswranaair-a, Taara, ton,
? .wmpibsw ewvaBvaata aji0 f auAaaiaaaa,
if lha lataal aad anoat approvad pattai-aa. si4.
iiaititviwtrr pnoaa.
giaailtj)
aone in market.'
JJ" "iTLS!"?"; ;
moat 'ava -iuA. '
at of SpUnta ever ottered te tbe Profeeelon. dou..'-
try r-nyalclan. are particularly invited to an exeat- V
natloa of my stock, and will find It to lb. r ad. A
Ivmnaases te SaeM. mm with th.te ni.l. Fl
mb . w. iii.im us Hurwrieev, f
ttduoai priest, at COWLIS A oo.'a.
WsddsU Boass,
PUTLUBT AND PLATSD WARJjkx
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
theeame eoocition e o Thoraday.
morbttno LiADia omci, i
Faisal IvaaiM, April 14, 19.
There wraao business done ia fsaocial airc'sa
is this e'.ty i-lay, and the market is aaalaa'ly Iq
i In NewToik ther. was no wrnion of tht r.gnlar
jo.v a... oia . .
nc'0,1" VA- '" B- ad....
lha news fion Europe to-day, showiu aa advanca
meetO0" ,b lo. wiU "- '- aa
lJ""0""" " boss markets. It Is aHo-
nrobab!8 that a largely iocreaard demand
jfrom Europe for the aatioaal aeettrttlea will fcllow
fiimmedlately the announemi.nt of Lea's sammier.
as the tendeney wUl alio be to streasteaa the
53
confidftacaof fonign cap: taiiala was have already
inveated la theaa, and dispose them to hold the
jbonls as the moat valuable of stock property, a
very utciueu upwaru aaev.mfnt may na aipsuud.
This state of thing will doubtless, however, be for
a Urns more msrkel on the Continent than ia Eng.
and, where tie r.oent proclamation of Mr. Iua-
xla stay be expected to lead to sous distrust and
mingtvlng at to ths future relations of ths tao aa.
tiona.
Ths total commerce of Hew York frost July 1 to
late compares aa follows with former returns :
IE62-3. 1HICM 18AU.
Imports ndse .l,s63 18 157.673.W 114,9,;J
Itipt'S produce 150,450,3 J23,48,392 1S1,168,oST
K.ports sp:c:e. 47,SS7,46 S,ai7,MS 7,I51,tS
The annual meeting of ths stockholders of the
Michigaa Southern aad Heith ra Indiana Sail,
road, for the election of Directors snd the tree lac.
tion of other In s'neas, ill be held la Toledo oa
the 2Uth last.
N. Y. Money Market—April 14.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
uaey rt.
8terlinar irhante Dull at lrssiaina
fjr fires cieae banker.1 bills.
Ciolli So decided chanaa Onanlna at 14!!Z
!ecllning to 14, advancing to and clc sing
at He. "
New York Stock Market—April 14.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
Governme.t stocks -Firm,
(aoae-aioaol atcck Poad.)
jMERCniNTS' SATlum BASK
OF CLEVELAND.
-S
.
rwitrnated Depooitorv fr all Pnbl'e IfimlM.
nl Financial Agent of the Uni'od btatea. Aa
hvr'aed tubscripiioa Ageat for the
7-30 L0Ax, te.
TbiS Bank faavloa been aoiointed a Diftrirrt
and finamial Astnt of the vernmnt. will
prcmptly fill all orders 'or the Popular 7.341 Loan.
now being rapldiy taken. The deeiiao In Gold
ma roctiare to render thia Loan a desirable tn
vea ment lhe usual commssioa ai'owed to Bank
and 11 tankers who buy to sell again.
me for cent. Legal Tender Notes,
h acciued interest added, r-e rved is payment
oru scnpiioDS. store, 7-,n npons ptioti
uievntaUsa. United cttat a Vouchers purthawd,
nd mataring Certificatea of ndebtedneas collected.
COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OTFT01,
aVaioAV Avaaiae, April li, laoA. J
To-day havirg been generally obaerred by the
bavintsa commanity of thia city aa a holiday, and
tVaaWam h akV 1 11 ft ksMI nf HAXdaf i nsv nf r.at RasuhI nf
w omft
Rose & Prentiss' Provision Market Report.
isort.
The following are ths rates charged by as I
3
Iimb Bncar-onred presalast hams at 1
iOrted B4Wf- ti .. ,,. a
.liMll.l.. j.. .4 , IK 1. .
ruaoors Or Smoked eldsa V sv .
utrnt rnsu leal aettie-m'd fa able or treaJO
Prime leaf kettle-radr'd ia kaga V D..21 a
Pork No. 1 aeaa m f 0
Kstra oleer t-" , , , It og
aW Bo extra oharie made for Baokazea or sara.
4 e to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
ffarrantea smetiy prime, snd equal to anything 1st
vraera promptly niiea.
BUta.
lOrJI A PEINTIWl-
t$
del e-1
Hoa. Ux. 144 and 148 Ontario street.
NEW YORK MARKET—April 14.
[BY TELEGRAPH.]
tJ
0ncnrrentf4nldd'u.'
SNteBi Market Heady, gales at 34 a'Se for
.
Alour Witboat decided chasge, with moderate
ualneas.
SaliB at ST 754T 85 for extra state: S9 Sftas 60
for common to good Bhipping branda extra roaiud
aooo Ohio, aad 18 f6 .il no for trade biaads.
Vlarket cloaing quiet
Wtll.ky Aa.wer. Sales at tl 10.9:38 11 for
.47 weetern.
IWtieait More Sim. Sal-a at fl 5 fcrChi
irairoanriair: Si 7&al SO uitatr lifu: SI AO
write Hi.e.iun.
Krs- Quiet.
Marl.7 Dull.
Cern-Sc ree. Sales of new yellow at tl 40:
new Kix-d western tl 30jll 35.
tnaia vory Him aad scsrte. rales at CDs for
we. tern.
Vt'taol Qniat.
F.trnleum-Dull and nomine'..
Nnicnr yitiet. Muscovado llial4Vo: Ha
ranaUX'?l5o. Misaa-Ml '
P' Market Hi m -r-, more doing. Sales at
S27 iislt (M for new m-ea, cloatag at t?t OS casta;
HI 75,n 25 for l'rB-4 meaa, cash and regular
wiueiug .t 3zo u eosn: ajt 71H1S0 uu lor
prime and tai 0aM SI for prime mess.
lft Lo b active, at 112 UU.IS AO fa nl.ln
Jwal $16 Kifijai UI extra do.
aaewii AASUtia market qnlet. Small salts at
J24 00.
n sttraifa-Qaijt at iyt5c shoulders
and lrs17c ham.
Bncun Market dull. Bales of Cumberland
?ut at : Vjo fcr Ions ribbed, anrl la for-
ihort rib. d.
I awi-Qu'et at UJlSo.
Bnttcr Quiet. tales at 1341300 for Ohio
and a - J.ico for SUte.
4 heie l ull at Urni-lfa.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
1
ENTERED Aran, 1.
-tmr City of Cleveland, McKay, Detroit
Prop Porlemouth Hewl.t. Luukirk
l-thr C Bob .its. Rnmaga, Iiie
jvhr A Lincoln, Dove, ft Huron, 68 m laatber, IS
I m lath
J3chr D Presoat, Peterson, Toledo, BOO b wheat
J-chr L V Cm man, J.x, Pt Huron, 1 40 m lumber
I in m latlt
SjSchr Som-rHet, Gain, Pt Huron, 82 m lumbar, 38
m lath
cow Biact Rover. Jenninm. Port Clinton.
Scow Ellen, blancbard, Klley'a Island.
Scow Ble-k Swao, Pmilli Black Biver.
.-cow Aunt Kiitli, rnx, alack hirer.
CLEARED Aran T
tmr City cf Cleveland. McKay. Detrolt-
Stmr S Clement, hi hoi, Chicago, 600 tons coal
Prop Portsmouth, Hewitt, Toledo
-chrTom WTnn, Thrmjeon. Pur w.U
AMUSEMENTS.
JUSICAL SOLKES.
A few of the Pnolla of Mr. TTVTiv.nWB'ui tn
git. a attaical eor .1 CHAPIN'S HALL, oa
loesday iTeBing.lpin 18, 1H65, .
Assisted by
MISS NELLIE VflUSHAM,
CLFiNM, td
rlr ' MR. F. 8. STEOMiV
D'diMnn rrtAK. ai T .s.l 1 A- . ...
.a vi uott. vuutwrk tmni0Bcaa as o.
llcltctfs, . . geceats.
Tob. bad at Barlow a Mnjic Store, No. I Ia.
Ud street, ad at the doer oa the evening of the
to"l- apl3:0x
ICADEiiy OP MUSIC.
Toi's MaxnlScent
Ue world.
.VL" F,'m Work 'f Art Is bow oa exhibition
at tbe Academy of Mnsie.
JnuorbotograpLieiews! l"ach view oseuovine
.a space 20 iset a inare Theaa ie..iJ
PTERE0PTIC0N !
The Finest and IfOSt felebrte la
vpac xu laec a-inar. Tliw K . . .
1.1... oi viswb oi all ine rnncioai CIiim i. , !..
World, most ef the celebrated and prominent Oa- '
AbbeVA Chnn-hi.
BrWea, Hivera, Mo.nt.ins. Valleya. Ac , Ac, in..
..v... . u ik ve. c.a ve. a. mnch in a sing!,
evening as be eonld by taking a voyage around ths
Wor d. Alao 100 ol the mi.t bu.ninl
(the World, taken by the PhotoaT-.phic proceea front'
tbe original, etn be aeen a. Ihm.h sh.M.1
were bef r. you 1
Almle-lon to Drew Circle and P.-rm.lt. M.
cents. To Family Circle .nd OeJIerv. SA r.n.
eNi extra charge for reev- .e.te. apl?
o. a. iud. . w. woonwoBTtt. v. . aaxj
C. A. READ & CO.,
BANKERS,
VJ SCP'EBtOB ST, O.EVILAMD. OHIO.
W-.WWIH.S.B Btuni.vsj
Buy aal aatl all a1 as sire tion. of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
7 B.10 Notes oo. verted into Sixes of 1881.
trubacrtptions received for 7-S0 ud 10-40 Honda.
We pay highest premium for ail premlas. taachv
TJncurrent money taken at lowest rate of qmooqbu
. " sni .t.Teill'
nA 11 ort- by nail or axpreea promptly filled.
Korean. Stamps for sale, mfiU