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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22
OHIO SANITARY FAIR.
PrOsamms OF the Dedication Exercises.
NoEDAr, FEBRUARY 22SD, 1864.

The Governor and stsF, Legislature, &C.,
will arrive on the Columbus train this NOM
ing at $50, and instead of going to the de-
pot will leave the cars at the railroad cross
ing at tho foot ofsuperior Street, where they
will be met by the members of the City Coun-
ell and City Officers, and will be escorted by
them to the WeddeII House. A dinner to
the Legislature and State Officers will come
of at the WeddeII at noon.
At two O'Clock P. NJ, procession will be
formed, consisting of the Governor and
Staff. State Officers, Members of the Legisla.
ture, the Mayor, City officers and members
of the City Council, under escort Of
tho 2sth Regiment o. V. NJ, Colonel Hay.
ward, and will proceed to the Audience Hall
Of the Sanitary Fair Building, whore the ded :
icatiOn exercises will take place. They win
be as follows:
1. Music.
?. Address BY Governor BrOugh.
3. Music.
4. Grafton by Major General Garfield.
5. Closing Dedication Address.
LslAnd's Band viii be present and will con-
tribute its music to the occasion.
At seven in the evening all the halls Of
the Fair,--ths Bazaar, Floral Hall, Fine Art
Hall, the Museum, &o., will be thrown
open.
SucAis the programme for celebrating the
22nd. Let every body celebrate.
LATER.-It will be seen by our special
dispatches from Columbus that Gen .HeintzIe-
man and staff contemplate coming up with
the Legislature to-day to attend the inaugu-
ration of the Fair.
From the Same authority we learn that it
is quite doubtful whether Governor Brough
will be able to les7s his executive duties for
the purpO.e of attendance upon the Fair:
Mr.. DOUGLASS on SATURDAY N1eHT.-The
lecture by Mr.. Douglass on Saturday night,
was attended by very large and apprscia-
tive audience.
Our columns are so crowded this morning,
that We have not room to notice it in full. It
was vindicatiOn of the right of the colored
man, to be treated as a man.
It aboundsd in many droIl expressions,
keen flashes Of satire, and hurnOrOus descriP-
tions Of the sad fortunes that befel him in
the early days of sbOlitionisul.
Mr.. Douglass has large fund of quaint
humOr, that takes off the bitter edge of his
telling truths. BE has good faculty of put
ting things, as it is termed.
We trust Mr.. Douglass will be warmly
greeted wherever he goes.
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EEw YORK 1AEKET-Fsb. 90.

lE1 TAhE9RAFH.l
Cotton Quiet and drOopfng sales at 796s0c
for middling uplsnds.
RlOar-l0c better and fair demand.
Sales e6,7UG6,9O for extra state; e7,25G7 80 for
extra round hOoped Ohio; s7,55l95 90 for trade
brands. Market closing heavy.
.. " " MS aH-market steady. Sales at sO99le for
Wheat-2e hiEher with fair demand.
sales at el,56l SO for Chicago Spring. el,57l so
Western.
COrn-shade irmsr Sales at sI,272l,2s for
shipping Mixed Western In store
Oats-Fair demsnd and frmer. Sales at eIs1925o
for Western.
WOOl-Quiet and unchanged.
PetrOIeum-Quist and frm
P0rk-Market hrmer without auT material
change in price.
sales at s2l,50 for mess; s2a bOa2n75 for old do;
sz55OfZ5sb for new do; el6 251ls,75 for old and
new primes sZ o. @2l,0 for prime mess; e2 I2sS for
new thin mess. Also 1900 kbis mess, March
buyers option, at 423,l2a22 25; 1000 bbls DO for
March anG April a. 225O and l,rO bbls new moss fJr
June and July at S24 90.
Beef--Firm with fair demand
Sales at - J0@7, 90 iformess 40OG5,nO for prime.
10 Oogli,5O for repacked mess and tl5oO1si6UO for
extra mess. -
Prime Mess Beef-Market quiet and up-
changed.
Bacon SIdes-ste4dy.
Dressed HOgs-Steady. Sales at 93S9lO5Ec for
Western.
Lard-Firm with fair demand. Sales at lsAalic
Also 5Oo bbs part last evening" for march, Aprl and
Butter-Firm. Sales at 24asO for Ohio and ssa
36 for State
Cheese-Eirm. Sales at "A to Il for common to
Prime.
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UHICAGO mARKRT-Feb, 20

Especial to the Cleveland IEADER.l
Live HOgs-Market active at S6,25a7,5O gross.
Dressed Hogs-stesdy at s.OO9s,25 for good
shipping lots
Beef Cattle - BuOyant. Sales at Is,OO8s,75.
Prov isiOns-Frm.
Sales mess pork at $1,000; prime mess at sI7,s21E.
Bulk shoulders SC packed picked hams lie.
Lard-SAles at I216aI21c.
Whisky-Firmer. Sales at s2sssc, and closing
firm at $40.
FIOur-Activeat at 5,CO95, 90 for Spring extras.
Wheat-itO &c higher, closing weak after arrival
OfAfrica. Sales No. at sl,IsaI,lsS and No ? at
sI,II<2l,l2
COrn-saIss Old at s7gs9o. New corn at sOss2.
Oats-Dull at 545<9s5c
Rye-4l,Ol.
BarIey-Mors active. Fales at sl,l6aI,lsz fol
No 2.
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FIGURING Mill FoR SALE.-We would
call the attention Of our readers to the sale
Of the valuable Mil property known As the
Ashland Union Mills, situated in Ashland,
Ashland county, Ohio. It is very valuable
mill situated in the best wheat-grOwing Sec
tiOn Of the State; and cost over $8O, ,OOO, and
will now be sold for less than half that
amount,
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VALUABLE STEAM FLOUR

Y ING MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP
The properly known as the Ashland Union Mills
situated in Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio, and in
the best wheat growing section Of the State is TO be
sold cheap for cash. he lot is ll2l0 feet on which
are buildings adjoining, fellows the front build
ing 56X3h feet and fsur stories high; the next one
back is X30 feet and three stories hish in which is
AZ present f0ur Of stone in good ORDER and run
ming. Engine House 4sX2l feet, with stack so feet
high Coal House 351l6 feet, and all Of the best brick
material. The Barrel House Is Of wood, 3OxI3 feet
Omee, also Of wood, 54x3 feet creek be- ide
the building, furnishing water for all necessary pur
poses.
he Engine is powerful and In good order, the
Boiler large and nearly new. These buildings cost
few years since, when material wac cheap, about
S3lO01, to comp etc, and will now be sold Tor less
than half the-cost. The Atlantic Great Western
Railway runs through the town Of Ashland and with
iu very short distance Of the mill.
ze-FOr particulars, apply to JOHN HOLLAND.
st Hussey McBride's once, Cleveland, or on the
premises. feb20-l40n
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
C0MM s q DIAL.
ULEvKLAND mARKKF.
MoRgLEa LEADER OTIIOz

mOhHlhH IHADAh OEIlOhr I
sATRDAE EVEEIsa. February 20, lsA. !
FlOur-steady at t5,25s6,75 for red wheat double
extra and t7,2597, rs for white do.
WheaI-In very light milling demand and dull
at sl,S5@l,ss for red TO choice amber on track
White may be quoted at l,5OGl,s5.
Corn-Quiet at sl,O2sl Os on track.
Onts-Firm at 20. or track.
BarIey-Quothbls at 81 ,2sg1,2s,
Rye-Firm atsl,N.
HIghwInes-Quieta at ssc. No demand.
POrk-selling at saI,sOg22,Oo for city mess and
t23, ,5O@2l,OO for do prime.
Smoked ments-In good demand at I4c for city
sugar cured hams IOo for shoulders I2o for sides
and lse for dried beef.
saIt-selIins at sa.O for ano and s2,O5 for
coarse.
Buttsr-ysry scarce and firm at 259soc for fair
to choies Western Reserve.
Cheese-steady at lSels5So.
EgGs-Dull at zoe.
Dried Fruits-Apples are firm and quiet at
sS9sc. Peeled peaches are in demand at 2sa25c and
unpeeled at I49I5c
Carbon OiIs-steady at 5ss5se.
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KNsMAN STREET R. R-During the con-
tinuance of the Sanitary Fair, commencing
to day, the cars on the Kinsmsn Street Rail-
road will run on twenty minutes time to the
foot Of Superior street until nine o'clock in
the morning. After that hour, until closing
at night, the cars will run on ten minutes
time, and will not come down below the
Square on Ontario street. feb22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

APPLEToN's UNITED STATES POSTAL
GUIDE.-We have received this valuable vol
ume from its publishers. It contains the
ehiefregulatiOns of the Postofice, and com
plete list Of the POstOficss throughout the
United States, with other valuable informa-
ton. Itis prepared under the sanction of
the POstmaster-GeneraI, and is an authorised
medium Of communication between the Post
office department and the public. It is sold
for twenty-five cents,
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ARREST FOB GAMBLIEe.-Francss Scott,
the notorious negrsss who keeps low sa-
loon on Unien Lane, was arrested yesterday
for gambling. She had been playing cards
with soldier, from whom she had won
largo amount of money. She will have her
trial this morning.
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Secretary of TabIeaux Oommitteo.

The srEREoPF1ooE will exhibit at the
Academy of Music this evening, in cOnnec
ton with, and for the benefit Of, the Sanitary
Fair. It comes with the highest rscommen-
dations from the very best people, and must
prove a source of great attraction during its
stay. All should see it. Tickets for sale at
the office Of the Fair. feb22-3O6
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GEEEREL GA1FIELD CoNINe.-A dispatch
received in this city on Saturday, from Gen
srsl Garfield, announced that he Weuld spend
the Sabbath in Hiram, his home, and would
arrive in Cleveland on the Mshoning road
this morning,
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q aaina n tbs 6spartPs.s Il Msssiashtoa. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

ACCIDENT IN A DIsFILLERY.-0n Sstur-
day morning last as Valentine Hartnagle,
an employee in Buhreis' MerWin street distil-
lery, was unscrewing the cap from the still,
the gas arising from the hot alcoholic liquid
took fire, burning his face terribly. It is
hoped that the injuries will prove only of q
temporary character. No damage was lone
to the machinery.
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To PRIETERs.-FOr sale at this office, an
0rcutt Card Press, in good condition, and
capable Of as good work as can he done on
any press made. Size, inside Of chase, AK
5% inches. Will be sold cheap. Also,
Diamond Press wilTprint half sheet letter.
Specimens of work done on the card press
wishing them. feb20:14O
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To THE CoUzOrL AND CRY OT71oERs -
Members Of the City Council and City OFF,
GERS are requested to meet at the foot Of su-
periOr Street, on the arrival of the train from
Columbus, at $50 this A. NJ, to receive and
escort the Legislative body.
I.U. MASTERS,
Mayor.
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MORNING GLEADER.
moNpAY moRN1Ne. FFn. %. 80.
FRAYKLLERIs REGISTER.


Q. A. Read OO-Ulsveland and Columbus stOc
Wanted.
Dr.. JOnes-Ear and Eye Diseases Cured.
S. Paddock 4 sOn-Hs.s. Gays and Furs.
A. heReynolds-Re idencs for Sale.
Attention Co. H-Local Notice
Sanitary Fair-Local Notice.
Attention Co. A-LOcal Notice.
Kinfman-st. Bailroad-Local.
Sanitary Fair--GrAnd Entertainment.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY H!-Yeu are here
by notified to appear at the ArmOTy, Tuesday
morning, promptly at eight o'clock, in full
uniform with white glOves) for regimental
muster and parade.
By order Commsndsnt,
fsb22 139 J. NJ. GATES, Ist Sergent.
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COMPANIES B AID G, ATTEETIoN.-You
are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory
this Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, for
drill, and also Monday morning, Feb. 22d,
at o'clock, for street drill and parade. The
companies will appear with oVercOats and
white gloves. By order
VIZ. WARRIEGToE, o. s. Co. B.
feb2O 1873 A. P. TURNER, o. S. Co. G..
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WANT EDI
Fractional Certificates c. @. 6 G. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
GOLD, SILVER, U. s. INTsT. COUPONS
AND
Canada Money,
By E. B. HALE, BANKER,
III superIOr-st.
@Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
E@Uncurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates. febl
w AN DI
LOCAL NOTICES,

ATTENTION Co. A, 29ra REGIxENT 0. V, NJ.
You are hereby ordered to appear at the
Armory on Monday, the 22d of February, at
8 O'Clock A. NJ, in full dress for Regimental
Parade. By order
feb22-I39 I. B. PARSONS,
First Sergeant.
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zNORTHERN OHIO sANITARY FAIR.
TABLEAUx AND MUSIC.

All persons in the Music or Tableaux for
Tomorrow, (Tuesday) evening, as per pro-
gramme, are requested to meet at the Audi
enoe Room at the Fair buildings this, Mon
day. evening, at II O'Clock, for full-dress
rehearsal. prompt and full attendance is
essential. By order
GEn Il. ELY.
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THIEvna--0n Friday last young girl
who gave her name as Eliza Hamilton, stole
q cloak and dress worth about SIS, from a
Mrs. shehan, living on the West Side. She
was arrested yesterday, and will be tried for
petit larceny in the Police Court this morn
ing.
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HEADQUARTERS 29TH REGIMENT o. V.M.l
CLEVELAND, February IS, '64.

OLhF FhLANDJ NeUtuaFy 10 O4a J
[GENERAL ORDER, No. 8.
The 29th Regiment will celebrate the 22d
of February, 1854, Anniversary of Washing
toms birth day, by a parade and dinner.
Commsdants Of Companies will assemble
their commands in time to reach the Public
Square promptly at o'clock A. NJ except
West Side Companies, who will join the Com
msnd on Pearl street.
Field and staff will assemble at Head
quarters at $780, II.
Company Commandsnts will report to the
Adlatant tho strength Of their Commands by
s:45 A. NJ. The Regiment will wear over
coats. By command of
W. H. HAYWARD, Colonel.
THOs. GoODwILLIE, Adiutant. feb 3O:I3Q.
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\. Y. sFOCE mARRRF-Feb. 90
THwFuIwapawu
FOR SALE,

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
! SALE.-Any one in want OF Homestead will
do we'll to examine the premises, No. 375 Kinsman-
st. House in good REM = has all modern improve
ments OF Gasi Wat Furnace, &c. Lot large-IO0
feet front on k smsn and 0rangs-Sts; go feet deep
and abundantly supplied with all kinds Of Fruit and
Shrubbery. The residence Is in an old settled and
good neighbOrhOOd and will be sold at a bargain.
For terms, &C. apply to G ". GAKDNER,
faDZ-kl Il and 70 Maru-irn- 81
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HEADQUARTERS COxPAsT C, 2sth o. V.M.,l
February 19, 1854
ATTENTION COMPANY Ci-You are or
dsred to appear at the srmory on Monday,
February 22d, at o'clock q. m, for parade
and muster. Every member must be present
in full uniform. By Order,
E. B. THOMAS, Commandant
fe2O:lS9l 1st Sergeant.
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E0R SALE-HoUsE AND Lor No.
2s2 Erie-St. Itba5 Il rooms, gas. hard and soft
wafer, and is very cOnVeaient. EnQuirsO @ J. Kee-
Ter, 81 south side Of Public square, at the house.
AlsO-a good Brick House, Of modern style, with
Barn arc acres o. land and eve variety Of Fruit
and Is In every way very desirable aud pleasant
residence, situated near the terminus I tne East
Clsselsnd Street BgilIOad- EnquIrs OF @. J. Keller
as above, OF Of John Handley, on premiss fI3-ll
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A LAD who is willing to make himself
generally useful in an office, can hear Of q
permanent situation by addressing " s." box
3516, Cleveland. o. feb2O -14O
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SKATISG.-The ball was up on the Ska
ting Park on Saturday, and many enjoyed
the pleasant afternoon and excellent ice in
good skate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

FO PAPER will be issued from this Of
foe tomorrow, as to-day is the birthday Of
WashingtOn,-s day sacred to our country,
and-in these days of battlo-to our SOL
diers.
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CITY NEWS.
Posi- once Notice

Post Once Notice
To-day being the anniversary Of Wash
iugtOn's birth day, the Post Office will only be
open from 1880 A. n. to 1890 P. N.
E. CoWLES, P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

HEoKMAN's BATTERY.-COmpsny Z, lst
Ohio light artillery, have enlisted ffty-fVs
new recruits since their return, and will
leave for the front in few days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

BALL OF THE GERMAN BENEVOLENT So
o1ETY.-The ball of this Society will come of
this evening at National Hall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

THE 9th PAID OFF.-Ths 67th was paid
off yesterday, and will be sent to Toledo to
bs furIsughsd to-day OF tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

They have an eagle in the ground.
ROckpOrt has the booth opposite. Just be-
yOnd is one called The Amoricsn," most
gorgeous in external appearance. The ar
rangsment of Gags, globe, eagle in bronze,
etc., will attract much attention.
The Russian booth, next the American is
rich in furs and animals of the cold region /;
bears, mink, deer, owls, are seen in every
part.
Then comes Huron county with the excel
lent motto
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DAMAGED GooDs.-The portion Of our
stock damaged by the FIRE on Sunday night
is now ready to be disposed Of. Entrance
on Seneca street.
fe20:I3s JIM. &H. 7. HowaR,
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SUsIEKgs HOFIORE.

FLAGS AND BANNE Rs.I
Orders promptly filed. Address
G. ". oROWELL CO,
tau2s.lsl 2ll superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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rTOFvsTD OI.Ar1I OPFICEe

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICEs
CLEvzIAED, Ohio, W4EHIsoFos, u. e.
no. 1 Lymsn's Block, 10. SO MINI d.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised BY Government to collect
300 Bounty
due discharged soldiersi slso, the WIDOW chill
drsn, and rightful heirs ofsll deceased soldiers
also
PsnsiOn8s
to which every discharged soldier Was DIS
sbIedin the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are severally entitled un-
DER the law. Also,
aus discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
cromptly collected, or csshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money dus enlisted three months men :
money due teamsters, snd every other Glass Of
clNims growing ont Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention TO
PATENTS,
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Agents Nho
are not Licensed.
We publish "TdE soLDnR's FRIEND" paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name and stamp, and We viii send
copy free, or twelve copies, one esch month,
ior rs cents.
Apply % US IN person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge untn after we have &C.
SspnO Q. 6. BRUCE.
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TIE AMERICAN LITERARY GAZETTE, and
Publishers Circular for February is received
from Geo. W. Childs, Publisher.
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~ Dt. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Tlectropafhy, cures obstinate cases OF DysPeP,
ia rheumatism Scrofula, Neuralgia and az
nervous diseases, and diseases OF the Braun
Throat Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
,SarF. and other Chrome diseases. Reference
TiVen 10 many formidable cases cured in this city
Sfer other physicians had failed. See advertise
noent in mothor column Once Ae- lis' senecs
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F1NAN OIAL.
~, mONFYmARKBFF.b 20

\ z MUMMY MAhhkF-Feb %
fET KuEaRAFH.l
mOneT-harket easy.
steriing Exchange Quiet. Sales at TAG
l4h.
GOld-Firm. Opening at 1914 declining to Is9H
and closing firm At l59+sQl59%.
The City o. Washington for Liverpool to-day took
out slO9, ,2i0 In specie.
GovernmsnE StOoks-Market quiet and a
fraction easier.
United States skies Of 1881, coupons .. .llO4a1u
seyen-Thirty Treasury
One year Certinc s9,S
STATE Stocks
Missouri SiNas. 81. II
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Rose * Prorrip.' PEoyr.rUa Sl.rEst Re-

Rose q PrOHtiss' PFOVIsI0a EIArkst Re-
pOrts-
The following are the rates charged bY them
Hams sEgar-cured premium Hams, . b ....-....l4o
Dflou ksoel . l5c
8hOuider8-Sugar-cure p 1.................- .lOc
Sacon-Or Smoked Sides 3 B.................... I2c
Bard-Prime Leaf, kettle-rend'ed in bbls p B..l35<o
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs , B..i3&o
f0fE-NO mess 8 l2l 80
&c Extra clear 2 Rbbl....................... SO so
- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
70 railroad depOs or bOat8 All articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rcndered Lard took the first premium ct the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE & PREHTIS5
Nos. I42, IA and l45 Ontario-st., Cleveland.
iulyER2s
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HzADQUARrEs COuPAEz D,

29th Regiment, o. Y. NJ.
In compliance with RegimentsI order No.
8, the members of this company are hereby
notified to appear at their armOry on Mon
day, February %, at 8 O'Clock a. m, In full
uniform, with overcoRts and white gloves)
for regimsntal parade. By Order,
J. J. WIzEHAN
A. W. DAVIS, Captain Co. D.
fe7O:lS6l Orderly.
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THE BIoGRAPHIoAL SKETCH OF MAJOR
WILLIAM H. MEDILL, of the 9Th IlIiuois cav
airy has been sent US by the publisher Mr.
James Burne of Chicago. It is a twenty
four page pamphlet, containing brief and
well-written account Of tho life Of this gal
liant officer, who fell in pursuing,the enemy af
ter the battle of Gettysburg. It is embelHshed
with his portrait. Major MsdilI was for
merly foreman of the LEADER office, during
the years 1850.
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MESS PoRK.-9OO bbls. mess pork for
sale by A. M0REHoUsE 4 SON,
febI5-1Ss Fremont, Ohio.
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Tor SALE-WE HAVE A GooD
secondhand Engine,
Shich we cfIer low.
fahIT " n 1nRETHTn a

EARM FOR SALE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED offers for Eale the Farm on which he re-
sides, in South Euclid, Cuyahoga county upon
enable terms Said farm consists OF about 20 acres Of
good land so Of which improved and the residue
we'll timbered II Is well Watsred and contains va
riety of Fruit Trees, just beginning 10 bear. The
Buildings nearly new, and consist Of Dwelling
House, Barn, Blacksmith Shop and other convenient
and the location is in every respect de-
Iirabls.
p8-For particulars, enquire OF the subscriber on
the premises, or Of s. J, Andrews, No. Perkins
Block, Cleveland. WIN. GAYLORD.
Euclid, Feb 2, 1854. l39dkw
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court of Common PIens--saturday.

In the case of Hubbard J. stowell vs. the
ste eamer Susan Ward,-a suit brought by b
passenger on the boat to recover damages for
a lost trunk,-a verdict was given for the
defendant.
In the case of Ford ct. al. Us. Price, which
has been on trial in No. 1. for several days,
a verdict was found for plaintiff, with dam
ages to the amount Of S59I,38
The court adjourned until the 7th Of March.
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D. ". GAGE,
hrt1sRa

HB-All persona having Olsims should apply in per-
1Ons OF by letter, ct once, and they VIII receive
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/: "HE 0rvrs DOUBLE, WHO GIVES QUICK"
Ireland is just beyond with the Irish flag
and many beautiful ornaments, and next it
columbiana county.
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ID. ". GAGE

Licensed war Claim Agent.
OoIIsots Bounties, PeaEIOns Back Pay, PriEs Money
and othsr WSF OihiTnss