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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17
Last Nights Repert
FROM MISSOURI.

EhOuA
SPRHaFIELD, Feb. "A
Special to st. Louis Democrat:
Our army, under command of Gen. Curtis,
marched from Lebanon on the 1lth inst,
formed in three divisions, the right under
Col. JEFF. o. Davis, the left under Ool. Carr,
and the centre under Gen. Sigel Six miles
from Springfield, on the 18th, q skirmish
took place between our advance and party
of rebel, in which of the latter were killed.
One of our men was slightly wounded. At
sunset On the same day 300 of the enemy at
tackled our pickets, but were driven back with
a loss of 80. This was regarded as the con-
mencement of the battle, and 3, 900 cavalry
and infantry, with q battery Of artillery,
were sent forward. The battery was placed
on an eminence commanding the supposed
approach of the rebels, and three shells were
thrown, to which no response was made,
our force retired, leaving strong picket
guard. During the night continuous firing
was kept up BY the pickets. At 3 o'c.Ock on
the morning Of the 18th our army advanced
in line of battle, and at dsyAreak the third
division, headed by the 4th lowe, entered and
took pest eeful possession of the town. Price
had left st 2 o'clock on the same morning,
leaving over 600 of his sick, large quantities
of forage and wagons bel ind him. BE had
IL 600 effective troops and forty pieces Of ar
tllery.
Yesterday evening battalion Of our cav
airy captured one hundred wagons Of his
train. Last night firing was heard in the
direction Of the rstreating foe. This morn
ing at six o'clock our whole force followed
the enemy.
Its reported that Price is merely falling
back to meet Mcintosh, who was coming up
with reinforcements, and on his joining him
he wsuld return and give US battle. The
probabilities are, however, that he is in fall
retreat.
People in and around Springfield express
unbounded satisfaction At the arrival Of oul
troops and general rejoicing is manifest
throughout the Southwest at the retreat O
the rebels.
This expedition will doubtless end th'
campaign in Missouri.
Gen. Hslleck also received dispatches from
Gen. Curtis, stating that Prices rear guard
was overtaken in pursuit from Springfield
and after q brief resistance the rebels fed
leaving the road streWn with wagons anc
baggage.
Gen. Curtis reports having taken NOR
prisoners than he knows what to 90 with.
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MAN N ] y g,

'l 5.5 3 ga 3 ss5s5 s.. 3s 398 g. - l8'o ls5 .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

TsHPHHAEon MEETIEo, WEsI sDH.-Ths
second Of q seriel Of msetiDga,. under the
auspices Of Minnshaha Temple, I. o. G. T.,
will be held at the Baptist Church, corner Of
State and Clinton streets, on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 18th. The public generally
are invited TO attend. Brief speeches will
be made, and general invitation is extend
ed to all, 70 participate in the deliberations
Of the occasion. feb15:St
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90 HkAIEEKD . BURRIDans
10. 81 Bank Street, Ole7oland, Ohio,
DEsIGNIES AH1 LTTHOGRAPHERs,
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FnOM WAsaINGroN.

MAaHINGToH, Feb. 10.
The President and Comm ander-in-O Chief of
the army and navy returns his thanks to
Brigadier General Burnside and flag officer
Goldsboro, to General Grant and flag officer
Foote, and the land and naval forces under
their respective commands for their gallant
achievements in the capture of Fort Henry
and Roanoke IslFnd, while it will be no Or
binary pleasure for him to acknowledge and
reward in a becoming manner the valor of
the living, he also recognizes his duty to
pay honor to the gallant dead The charge
at Roanoke Island, like the bayonet charge
at Mill Spring, proves that the close grapple
and sharp steel of loyal and patriotic soldiers
must always but rebels and traitors to
fight. The late achievements of the navy
show that the flag of the Union once borne
in proud glory around the world by naval
heroes will soon again Aoat over every rebel
city and stronghold, and d that tsbsIl eyer be
erty and union in every land and upon every
sea. By order of the President.
(Signed,) EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary of War
GIDEoH WELLEs,
secretarv of the NAVY
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FOUEFEEETH oHro BGFTEEY.-This Battery,
Capt. Burrows, which left Camp DsnnisOn
about week since to join Gen. Lanes COM
mand, was, upon its arrival at st. Louis, or
dered by Gen. Hsneck to Fort DOnelsOn, and
lel st. Louis for that purpose on Friday last.
The Battery is armed with the Wizard steel
gun, and viii do great service.
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. A HERO.-A gentleman driving cutter,
Saturday afternoon, in turning the corner
at the Bennett House, got the runners some
way entangled with the rails of the street
railway, throwing the cutter over upon its
side, and tossing him out. The horse started
on rapid run, but the gentleman held on
to the reins, and was dragged distance Of
forty rods, when several persons came to his
assistance and stopped the horse.
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FRon1 FORTRRss mONROE.

F0RTREss MoNROEI FEB. 10.
The Norfolk Day Book says the total loss
at Roanoke Island was 8 killed and 80
wounded, two Of the wounded dying subse-
ouently. The killed are o. ]. Wise, Capt
Robert Coles, Lieut.. Seldom and private -
It also says $500 prisoners were taken who
will probably be pAroled or exchanged.
A gentleman from 0arrituck Sound yes
terday reports our gunboaB arrived at the
canal on Thursday and commenced firing on
the rebels engaged in destroying the canal
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RUEAwIE.-A horse attached to 8 wagon
loaded with empty boxes, old chairs, and
some othsF pluff, ran down Bank and up St.
Clair street, as far as Seneca, where he was
stopped, Saturday afternoon, eagerly fol-
lowed by the driver. Several boxes were
thrown out, but no damage was done.
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BLRRERlNG.

LIAR DRESSING AND SHAW.
h ING IH5TITUTICd.-WM.H q. AMBUSH
81 hf6 rooms under the American, IA prepared 70
oor1modate all customers with prom attention from
sbis WsTkmen- separate room for ladies. uov1s
NEW BARBER SHOP. 81.
~ HENDERSON o., have opened Barber
f6r Eetablishment under Bpokand 8 Engleharfa
ast Store, superior strest, opposite Weddell HOUSE.
Thers they intend 70 shave for sixpence and cut
: ~ FOR shilling. They hops 70 meet AL their old
s-is,sSa siad ss many ones may be pleased 70
- Saw a-fsh fteafr @~tais2ll
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Miss Bailey is about nineteen ysaEs Of
sge,sndan orphan. She makes her homo
with Nfs. Simpson, en- aunt, at Berea. She
appeared 10 be an artless, simple and inno-
cent girl, and iS very modest in her domean-
or. She Is stopping at the New England
House, where she Il kindly cared for.
Phillips will be examined at the Police
Court this morning, and orittsndSn also, II
,auehk
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- The price Of the MoESIN0 LEEDER to news
agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Gents per hun
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances.
The postage on the LEADEE, to News Dealers,
is fourth Of q cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
age stamps should send US one and three cent In.
stead of larger denominations.
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READING FOR SOLDIERS.
FkEEKEADING FUR SOLDIERS
DEPOT, No. 241 sUPEhIoR ST.

The Army Committee 0f the Young Men. Chrt1t-
ian As.Ocistion, ma iug An snori 20 provide heei
men In be deid from rQrtheIn Oc1oy WITH eanlnG 9
nartsr TonlI apDeaitoth citizens u OlsvelAn1 an
adiacsnt Towns r oDtrih buttons Of heNBrapsrsi
srpkf8 Religious and eecula- rapelas magl1 AtAs
sor fs For lazy psperB, a.. large box 70
prov ued 10 be TesI buls Of the Post once. ar
packages or ali gle papers, sggEIn = 80, nay q
Ell AZ Cobb = co. BoOksto,e, sup Itor slr.et;
be a mmiEtee Nilt erd or 70 thlP one eats y
b0oka, pap rs, &e each Neek Every 5A2-{ X Z,
qusated contr .oute. AMI OOA- l. - " n
Jan T.d2tasaW8m
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WANTED TO RHNT.-A small, comfortable
pleasantly located house. Rent not to ex-
coed $3.50. Payment made yearly, quarter
ly, or monthly. Will rent now or wait till
the first Of April. Good references given If
required. Address, P. o., Box 1857, Glove
land. feb. 1885
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sPHHRHOTEPEs.-stimPsOn is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and we Advlse
those wishing to get 6 fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, viii richly repay 10th citi-
sen and stranger. R97:H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

GoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-rhis Court COM
menOes its session this morning at 10 Oo'clOck.
Judge Cofinbsrry takes his seat at this ses-
sion. We understand that the criminal
docket is comparatively small. Judge Boil
ton viii preside over tho criminal branch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

PEEsosLL.-The Chicago correspondent of
the New York Independent, writing to that
paper under date Of Jan. 20, holds the fol-
lowing language in relation to Plymouth
Church and its new Pastor, Rev. Samuel
Wolcott:
Rev. Samuel WOlcott, lately pastor of the
New England Church Of this city, has re-
ceived q unanimous call from the Plymouth
Church and society in Cleveland, o. This
church has two hundred and fifty members,
and, through many Feverses, has been sus-
tanned by the blesIing of God on the labors
Of earnest and self denying Christians. The
only Congregational church in Cleveland, it
occupies an important position, and is re-
garded with deep interest by our brethren
both East and West. In brother Wolcott
they will find a pastor who, in every de-
partment of life, will prove himself every
inch man and Christian and the past
ors of the other churches will find in him q
brother and friend.
{ The correspondent is in error in stating
that the Plymouth is the only Oongrega-
tional Church in this city. There is one
ether, and in very prosperous condition, Of
which Rev. Prof. Thome is Pastor.
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J. P. Kirkland, NJ. D., viii * 0'o,s - 80 ~
Medical College, corner Of Erie and s'> CIAil !
streets, Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, ~
o'clock, P. N. subject-The Habits ana
Culture of the Honey Bee.
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Board WANTED-In private family BY
a man and wife, with child four years cid,
and servant. Would prefer there should be
no other boarders. Best of references given.
Address box 2l7O, Cleveland P. o.
feblS:S75
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

~ You can got crsnberries, hickory
nuts, and dried apples By the barrel, carbon
and lubricating oils in quantities, and ct
prices to suit customers, at Geo. sPrAgue's,
Oviatt's Exchange. lw
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BUSINESS sOTIOEs.

~ Your mother wants a sewing ma
chine, and you can got one of Grover 4 Be-.
ker, perfectly new, for ten dollars less than
the manufacturers price, by inquiring at
Halls Homeopathic Pharmacy, II Public
Square. Don't lose the opportunity. If
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

HzRRNIES.-The great Prestidigitatsur
commences his entertainments in this city
Oh Wednesday evening. The sale Of re-
ssrFed seSts will commence this (Monday)
>Ssing, ct Brainard's Music Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

u.,..,. ',,--eapt. P. D. ohspmsn, one of
a.. Iaso- -. 9 >sSRAstsrs of St, Louis, was in
ss; ss -. =, ~ % ~, en- route to Ashtabuls
county, on short furlOe Sn'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

~ Hamper not with Nature and the laws
J17uioalAnd neral thaa guide her operations. Her
GiisE we're mads g USH and not ABUsE. TIE dirs-
fsl rsuaiI aFislns IRON the latter are 'egeni the
most sattlsd haais Of the basor sort may b over
cona NJ : caroiol psrusal Of the work "HUAAH
lhAlIfEs o. Phystologoal Houesrehoa." u wiz
Nd shosos dsbsssd ana degraded Victims that hover
- ne brinh Of dissolution, % the paths Of hAppi-
1sal snd xirtus. bead and be convinced, the truth
= thars.
Yea. REios - cs1tl, Sent res evoryWhero
uhia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

GA- DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Eloctropathy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another COL
umn. Office No. 1I9 Seneca street.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" a1INWIUNI oIs TO
A dispa'eh announcing our success At
Fort Donelsou occasioned intense JOY. No
official dispatches have yet been received
here, further than the upper fert had been
taken BY the land forces.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

MrRoHGET TA1LOE--F. A. Brown, late
with W. B. Hancock, would be pleased TO
see his friehds, and the public generally, al
lbs Bank street. janlb.ssO
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VICToRIOUsI - The " Anti-Rheumaiic
Band" permanently cures Rhuemstism,
GOut, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, and
all similar diseases. It has been tried by
thousands with the most satisfactory re-
sults. For sale by CIV. CLARK,
jan2s:376 .IIs Superior ST.
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sGBBkFB soHooL FEsTTvAL.-The West
minister Sabbath School, at the corner OF
Prospect and Hudson streets, will hold 3
Festival on Thursday evening next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

Tar EEws IN TIE CHURoEEs.-The slOri-
GUS news, received late yesterday afternoon,
of the capture Of Fort DOnelsOn, was read
in several Of the churches last evening,
amid applause.
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FROM HALTIuORF.

BALMORH, Feb. le.
A letter from the Captain Of the ship
McCauley states that he was boarded by the
pirate Sumter, but was released on learning
she hailed from Baltimore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

THn FLAG FLoATINe.-The city Gag was
yesterday morning thrown TO the breeze,
SymbOlical of the joy everywhere abOunding
in the city over the glorious news. Let her
vzava- z. #-r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at HaI's, II Public Square.
sug8-RII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

ORnEEOHD's RnRAn OoAzs YAAD.-Buy
your coal of him. His 1 CHIPPEWA IL
theveTy best for family uss.
Once end Yard foot oE ssnSca strOs'
bsidga.5 P. o.iraWtssE III. g st... 49,.
Al HLLhd llil.Ilasll har..l -'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

LAVA Tn Gas BURHEhs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in lzestrees
lamps, for sale at s. cents each, by
". P. Fose.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

- Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that oAE
not Be BRoKzN By THA HHAT, can be iouud at
W. P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
rAraai- -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

FRAHK PAREHR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages st rsaB1uablo figures.
Hsp9lRSS;Iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17

- J. B. Hall's Aruics Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov 3-RI
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~ Interest on U. s. Treasury notes. due
Feb. 18th, is payable IN GOLD. The high
est premium will be paid for coupons, IN
bsnkable funds, or they will be collected for
parties at a reasonable charge, payable in
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SPEClAL NOTlcES.
TFRUFe o. IRREGULARITIES AVOIDED.


UIGBUTe OT IR8Ro ULARlT1Rs AVOIDED.
~ nnrh eating and drinking, neW habits and
an4ss q - onsn produce Irregularities IN the
boNsli and gsnsra hsalth Of the system. Bat Bran.
esihh Fib uill econ eurO, the stomach wi regain
~ strength and healthy hcsion q the system viii
hs srssiossd. Eo Mudleinal sro equal n usefulness
% ~
BRAEDRETHB PILLS,
DRAUDBEfH's UNIVERSAL RABVE AND
AhLeoUK's POROUS PhAsTERs.
lVsry nan Of tue Fire zouarla had box Of Bran
Gsoteh PnlE, box Of Univertal salve, and en- AIl-
eock RoEoua Plaster pot IN their knapsaek ffes Of
axpenls And % tuis tact may b attributed the Eb-
usncs q any q this Regiment fom the holBltaL
EVsrT eoldi ruhoeld have box Of Brendroth'u
Eit, boz Of 5alve, and pieoo Of Ferrous PisatoE.
znay eIl aurs te b ussful oiton liio-savins.
SEA ~ A. Gardner, u0 superior trroet, OlsVa
l1ea oeio, aad b. an rsapsoiahia dealers n nsdi.
Gnal
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~ Best Carbon OIL ct J. N. HOwsrs, lSS
Ontario street, for 80 cents gallon. 1t
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gRAVELERs' RKGIsrEIl.

Citisens wishing conveyance 70 either OF the
above Trains or Boats, viii be called for BY the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
helr address at the Omnibus Once, lSI Superior
street, next door 70 the Weddell House.
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RElDY.MADE CL0THNGs
TIE Fab IN Ezi
On Eu LOzu LADY o. 4m Cnuuor oiy.z.



.,ia,il hol 1ai hoi' crisd tie N n e the Whss
hhsre aWayf' a.kea Captain Wright, e be tdra-
And briuging his gIals right eioss 10 bis syss.
As SIsss n w. H. and secession Gag abe dos
.,,TiS O,hIulligaDs assti' said Cant. Go. Wr,.st
Sis.E ". ne sseEs nov, ny boys, and prepare 81 8
ave shslI eo oat to pisessi' cried the Ss nat. IN
II re- k0a. I'd the Captain. ''thsy can Do Is no
Thsrs re no OOagrosamsn, tsanstsrs, or old women
with us,
And veil hI EN-, my boys vss Esi give EN- sdsss.'
sell eoi tnIee knos 70 the siar ooasdl p eEYo foi
u vel blow yot 70 TOPPER alo al of your orsVii'
IL a,,ss esi:d STisd seorso Wrsht' ''ihs s'aat
Thouga beg kaa a Bulls Ruu on shors, "a -,
nave no eaiFes' Eun on the Ssa-" ~
o'Mu ligan on his poop deck did sand,
~, NJ gas. n hi mouth fnd glass IN each hsnd
while he ship IN the diItane he sur OnsJ sesDnsd
In eoEn-huss-y voice he shouted th5 i1ll0UirG
,'PresaFs Tor azht, sVs-y dirn mothsr'5 soa.
Enn." - s---''-
osAPTER kim EssasErsr4. 9a
We Weuid say 70 our numerous readers thsf a.
eneR,e5n y % Eerrtncaly fhr ling that Hs have
-, = i--s. ~ - sits more than the heading this
IN Fash enable - -
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
ARF AND BOYS WEAR
81 q SST oER N, @s7BSt,siuE and which Es yin Ssu
IsAAC 4 isAACB
MAGNIBIOEHT UNION HALL.
Sole Agsnez for the sale o. sinFsr's OslsRrs.s
seging aaeanlnss, stEo9gs Patent Army TruhkI,
and storr'a Antcnaton Pregsman,
yofnef ci Union gnd Superior streets.
- E00E nHT EnR FHH qFaFT,5 -
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CA. READ & CO., Bankers,
fsb15;s75 Ss Superior street
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RRnRI RRNTunKX.

LoUISTMLE, Feb. 16.
MitchelIs troops have crossed Barren river
and are in possession Of Bowling Green.
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HAVE VIZ sEoEssIOSIsT AMONG Usf-In
the face of the successes of tho Federal arms
during the past month, and the assurances
We have Of the cordial manner in which the
Stars and Stripes are welcomed by those who
have for the past year been compelled to bow
the head and bend the knee 10 the stars and
bars, It is extremely difficult to believe that
q man could be found in this latitude who,
if be had the spirit of dissensiOn in him,
would have the haTdihood to make public
exhibition Of it. But we are informed that
such creature has his abode, and does bu-
sinesa, right here in Cleveland. We are
told that few days since he negotiated with
6 gentleman for the sale Of farm, Snd On
agreement being concluded between them,
the gentleman profsred in payment $500 in
Treasury Notes, which the man positively
refused to accept, saying that he did not
consider them as worth anything, there be-
ing no such nation IS the United States
We do not deem it proper, for several rea-
sons, TO mention bis name, and it is unnec-
esssry, as he can do no harm, but would
suggest to him the prOverb, "Whoso keep
eth his mouth and his tongue, keepeth his
soul from troubles"
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PAPER HkNGINGSl
I(WI (NNI ROLLS WALL PAPNl

lUND (NNI hOhAS WALL PAPER
War has been declared and Secession q thu order
Of the day, and now Is the time for all tidy house.
keepers 70 gscede from dirty and smoky walls, and
90eroo on thcm with rush, new WALL PAPER,
! reby improving their homes and most Of all,ths
laFB HEABTHT.
100, 900 ROLLS NOW READY
sor sale st n. Carson o., lBi, Superior St, and
60 low that al can get them,
TIE COST IS NHRN NOTHING,
We are now ready to sell French, English and
american wall papers from 50 TO 70 per cent. below
peeFieug pric61 and would most psctfully tnVts
~ % look IN upon stock before buying, for II
IuAIity Of goOdB and the length Of pieces, We can
give the utmost aatiqiaction. Our DDS coming di.
reOty hon the factories, thereby save one profit
Aio large Gssortmsnt Of Shades Of every TAriSs
GOLD BANDS, SO. so,
Also lust opened beautiful lot OF
COR MIC ESl
with Bands, LOol to., 10 match. OUldI sld Pas.
Ssls in endless .rinty. PHlsF Hanging done at
ihort notice bysxpsrisnosd WoFkmen,And q reason.
kIsoSlO gould take MOE Jobs Of painting, IN
y andvarniahing at fair and Ieralnesltiye a. :.
u. OARISG 10.
4. 3. 10 Dealers We you'd iRSitst1 sq4 ,sntios
- nn~ lsrga ssNNF 1~~Ha
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IETcRNATIOH WAETED.-AyOung lad by the
name Of Frank L. Markham, who has been
attending Mr.. HumiStOn's Military School,
left for the city on the ssh inst. and has not
been heard Of since. He is fourteen years
old, very large for his age, being about ave
feet eight inches in height, hair light colOred
and almost out owing to having fever re-
Oontly, blue eyes, light eOmplexiOnsd, and
he has soar across his forehead. He had
on, when he left, a mil tary cap and the uni
form Of the school he attended, consisting Of
= blue frOck coat with brass buttons, blue
pants and a small standing collar. 1t lie sup
posed that he has enlisted, Any one giving
concerning his whereabouts viii
be literally rewarded BY his anxious friends.
Address LEADER Office, Cleveland.
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DIRD.
BosTOS, Feb. 10.
Hon. VIM. Appleton died this morning.
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