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Der Of houses Wers set on IRE, both by Shells ana By
the rebels. The arst destroyed we're soTe bn1dgnss
oceuVied by the GcvernEent, Get Ia flames ~ she
rebels; Others followed In quick suocssslcu, until prob
ably hftaan or twenty houses Of various descriptions
were burned 70 the ground.
When the befts was over, Il was found thSt The am.
munltions both IN the fort asd on the gnnhoAts, was
nearly expended. Little or no provision WA a ths fert
and the men sadly needed food s1er their srdHous labor.
As soon IS the news Cf The battle reached thia civ, re-
Endorsements were dispatched to Paduezh, a. veil e
Ammunition and provisions. When the provislous ar
rived Cel Hicks ksued . fu1 supply to the suffering
atzenzs sud had Il distributed Smong The hungry
crowd Of w6men and children upon tbs Illinois ahors.
Forrest sskno rledgsd 10 a loss Of 200 wounded md
300 killed, most Of whom 10 Jeff unburled on the asId
Aneng the killed was Brigsdisr General Thomp-
son, whose body was torn IN pieces By a shell, BIZ
backbone being thrown across the ditch. About
forty sex men left In town were taken of BY Forrest al
was also q Federal surgeon Ia whose charge they were
lsft. Our loss was thrss white soldiers and steven ne
goes killed, and 10 wounded. About 20 rsbsI prisoners
we're captured.
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GOODS.
BaTTLE HOUSE!

TIE prOprissOrs Of his vel known and vODuIsr
EGstSe
Return thsir hanks to The citizens Of Noble and e
travelling PE5is Ger lie very liberal patronage hereto
hors extended. and hOps, b. strict attention to The
wants Of The people, to merit and receive a soutisu.
znce o. the same. d.
We WoaId say in tbs uoties, to eorrset soue uig-
representation that has sous sbsosd, that our charge.
s FUrEEN DOLLARS PER DAY, and in no case q.
more bssn charged.
FAMILIES aesRo1s q p~roeurins E~parimslts -
do 50 By sd5Essslag the undsrsiSasL
NABRISG. DUVALL + CO
apis In Pr0pdetorA Nabus Al.
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OE00 BOLES TOBAcCO-7ariola quslfase-
EOOO on c0usiEnasHt sld Tor sale By
ANDERSON a JOHNSON.
apIs w C7Dwrs4ss, NrE-~[s-
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AIGNTRIGANF e.

The Memphis argus Of the 5.h, received this
morning, is entirely silent as to military move
ments in that sections. The presence Of For
REST and the Confsdersse forces in West Ten
nsssse and Kentucky is utterly ignored. Not a
word shout FORREST, the capture Of Padueah,
or anything connected with the situation, ID
given. This silence is ominous of Federal dis
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CHARLESTON.

Asnbscribsr writing Us from Charleston express
SEES the epiRion that the Yankees viii not make
another serious attack on that city until their
next defeat st Richmond and Mobile, snd adds
"Afer eight months constant Smelling of Charles
ton they have done 50 little damage that in
stesming elong ths water front nearest and most
exposed to the enemy's batteries, yeu cannot at
the distance of a hundred yards, tell that a shot
had ever been fred at the city" So little has
this Smelling" been regarded that the mechanics
engaged on . gunboat in the most exposed sta
alton, never under the hsAvisst fire discontinued
their work, bat finished and launched their YES
sci in full visw of the Yankee batteries and
while the shells were often bursting among
them ThOagh not disposed to call in "a special
ProvideBce" upon slight occasions, / cannot but
regard II as a remarkable fact that shells during
50 many moHths, both by day and night.
should have been thrown into q city flled with
people, Jet inficting an average casualty Of
less than one person 9 month"
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TELEGRAPHIC
Reports Of the Press A-s.ociaaon.

~ ! -STTs es 70 ass o. Congress On ne FsEE 1850.
So1lL o. M Coafsderats States for he Morris.
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II Five hundred and swsnty-tbrse prison.
erS, captured by Forrest At Union City and
Padvcab, arrived Of Mobile on the Issb,
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$500 REWARRt

THE BOY, LEVI, belonging 20 Gen Hodgs, ran
4 away from Tu-kegse IN December last. Re L.
zoout EHes;y-fsur years old, five fseE tsn or eleven
inches high, very stO1A and has a EosP-h Of brown
cciori and Is suppSEsdt 70 be tryiugb get int TaHl
Reaes- PAUL JONES,
REI35t Atlanta Ga
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II Telegrsphie communication has been re-
established to Holly Springs, Miss, by the
Southwestern telegraph SVmPsny,
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Horse for Sale.

4 SPLENDID saddle and Buggy HORSE fr
"A ssls-5locd bag, sixteen hands high Apply -
p
A. Major Cuuuiugs CEEs,
aUIs Ste Eh-taLaU atrsss
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE In MACeE-on We'd
nesdsy last q cotton warehouse, belonging to
Mr.. Z. P. MeEvOy, of Macon, was totally de-
strOysd by Ere. The building contained two
hundred and 6fy bales of cotton, which was
also burned. Total loss $4,000; no insurance.
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RIoHmosD.-a Hormss," Of the Charleston

RICHMOND" Hermss," Of the Charleston
Mercury, writing from Richmond, says;
a military man, "high up in the pictures, -
says 1901 600 men can be concentrated for the
defense Of Richmond in two days Pat weeks
in the place Of days and knock eff 50, COO, and
the military man will be about right. The re-
serve militia Of the towns and counties adjacent
will be joined 70 the local defenders, and placed
behind the fortifestions when the Day Of trial
comes. Non-ccmbAtAnis will BE- ordered away.
Horses are already being impressed. That is
what RsliAble'' says.
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For Rent.

THE STORE occupied By krs Howlsnd, four doors
a from the conner Of Whitshsll End Hunter street,
with the stock Of Millinery for sale. For particulars
apply to II. GO6GIa
apts Tvs Corner whitehall snd Hunter streets.
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~ Commodore VIM. L. MaUry, of the Con-
fsderase States steamer Georgia. arrived in the
Confederaey by the steamer Advanes. BE has
been absent sixteen months. He reports the
Yankee is very much diminished.
Their vessels have, very many Of them, been
transferred to other governments, and sail under
other eolors than the Gag Of the United States.
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SIOO REWARD!

OsT, between camp Ghres Biss E0ush Of Dalton.
IL On the Atlanta railroad E1d iowa, or IN Dzltoa-
ono SINGLE CASE GOLD WA2OH, ct ths od
8 yis, with tbs figure Of = stag On the dial The DeiuE
Of ths second hand "a broken Il. I vii giTe he s5ovs
reward fer Is delivery % ne OF fr Eny rfornaRon
that will lead TO is recovery
sKzGT. c. W.EAREETT.
Tdrnsrs Battery,
HoL-on 8 Bartsry Artillery.
apis IT. Hxrdsss Coz
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RuSgyand Harness for sale
INQUIRE Of OHAS HsINTz
soIs 3. AZ the GunEmiIh Shop.
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All vsIuables were moved inaids Of the fort.
The Government funds were sent on board steam
boats.
The rsusgsaes sent their wives inside the fortified
lions.
Several hundred Yankee Wonsn were sent up the
river snd a perfect reign Of terror existed among the
negro troops and Yankees.
Many Of the militia are reported to have bosn sud
danlv takan i'll
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IRE TIE,
Hoop Iron Bands-Pafeated-
Substitute for Rope ia
BalinZ COtfOu!

Costs lesa-z p1t On ~fssiE-holas The bale twenty
twenty I'VE per cent ssAlsr than rope and viii Bos
rot Adjusted 20 any sizs OF bales as quickly Is Esgs.
Painted and Put up in he mos eonTsnisat packages
for transportation, tie tsl&iVsbuIk being mach less
thsn that OF rOps.
AsGppIy slsaySon had, "a which orders gur any
quantity will be promptly flisd, and farther Informs
ton given On application TO
@ ? TH0RBURN,
Price In Bermuda Wilmington. =. O. or
5Sts per u. W CAMPBELL,
soIs in 81 Georges Bermuda.
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Tobacco.

n @. GLA7DES. sss-stzry.
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Frana Nsrsh GearEfa.

DALToB, April I5-An quIet in front to-day. Two
Alsbsmizas, who were to be shot 10 day for dessrtlon,
we're fsmpOEArly rePrisvs& by General Johnston, until
shs PRECEDENT could Be heard from Tbs weather Is
elnndv and cool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
REV YORK Ra&EkEz-Feb. IL.


Coreaa-Market dull and drooping Sales at 81 for
middling uplsnds.
FiouF--Heayy with moderate demand.
sales 5 IS cr extra State inside price tof infe-
rior; E7yzJ557 Is for extra round hooPed ohio )
s7,slas,5s for -tTsds brands. Market ei0sins
WkislrT-MaEkst quiet. Sales st sisss0 FOR
Sshsas-Mode demand, snd prices shade
ssies at 81 ssaI6O for, Chicago SPRING; 81 sz9l 81
for Milwaukee Club 81 5S5I 81 for Amber hllWau-
kse sl6EIsl, 50 for.Winter red Western and slIs9
l,75 for Amber Michigan and.l,s for White hiohi-
gan.
Rye-HeavY.
Earfey-Quiet -,. =, O,
CerR-Dawer and very unsettled. salss at sl'zz
al, for Shipping Mixed Western in store <,
tlntH-Opsned shade hrlOr. Sales At S'sssi
WOOI-euist and firm. Sales domestic fierce e.
71Gs2Ei pulled 7Sgo0i African SoSSFi domestic
fleece 3T6s45
CUfTee-DaIl and prices nominslly unchanged.
PeCrOIeHn-Steady with moderate Ousines55.
Sales ~ z9Ec3O for oru1si &c tr refined IN Ooho'
IS for reAnsd tree
Pork-1srkst decidedly flrmer.
sales at y 75s9co for cid mes. s5 5s6 ~ 10y 10y
prime mess.
Beof-Quiet.
Prime Mess Beef-Quist and unchanged
Beef Hams-Inactive. -
Cur MEears-hirmsr. Eales at 81 Ior EhoalosAs
and n 5fa1l3 for hams.
Bacon Sidea-Fair rrquest.
Dressed Hegs-Less active and hrmer- Sales
at 952G1ll5Sc for western.
s4ard--Steady. Sales at l30l54c,
Burtor-Firm. Sales - Z2@z7. .iors Ohio 2saso ior
CEeese-AOtivs. Sales at I4eI7 for common to
prime.
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AocoasMoDATIoE FoR INVITED GUESTS


AocoasMoDATIoE FoR Invited GUESTS
DusIxe TIE SANITARY FA1R.-It is hardly
necessary to repeat that 3 member from each
of the auxiliary aid societies of Northern O.,
must be present during the cOntinuHnos of
tbs Fair, to represent their respective soc e.
ties. It is the intention Of the rsesption
committee to provide the necessary eccom-
modations for these guests, and it will be q
source of pleasure to evory citizen to extend
the hospitslitios of the city to these ladies,
WHO have laborsd SO long and SO faithfully in
the grand work. The Hotels and Boarding
Houses will be full to their utmost capacity.
The citizens will therefore be generally
called upon to provide such accommodations
as they can give for this purpose, and the
several Ward committees are requested to re-
Der. at the soldisr's Aid Rooms, on or before
Monday next, at 10 o'clock A. N. The gen
srsl reception committee will meet them to
make the necessary assignments. Tbs citi-
zeus will extend to these ladies cordial
welcome to their homes.
Its very important that the report Of ths
committees should bo made, az requested, On
Monday next. I.U. MASTERS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

THE OLD SOLDIERS ADvooATE.-The sec
ond number Of the sixth volume Of this vslu-
able paper now lies before rs. It is edited
By Colonel G. F. Lewis, gentleman oftTen-
ty years sxps ianee in the Land WarTent snd
Pension business, who has hsd charge Of the
Advocate since Its start, and has increased it
from small and uEimpOrtant sheet to its
present position and influence. It now con-
tAins more information on the subject Of nil
itsry laws than is 20 be found in any other
journal. Colonel Lewis is an earnest reform
sr, with courage and diIintsrestedness enough
to attack corruption and wrong everywhere.
he makes real the motto Ofhis paper, " Feai
God, and nothing else"
The Soldiers Advocats {" is Published
monthly At fifty cents year. Y
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CHICAGO mARKRT-Feb, 2i,


Especial to the Cleveland LE2DER-I
ReesIgts-Hozs, 1883 dressed and I0s2 live
Beef cattle. s45.
LIvo HoEs-MaTkct for live hogs active and
m.ssles 400 head at ssIG97,Io gross. chiefly at
5,2ss7,25.
Beef CattIs-nbrket active and firm. Sales Of
upwards Of 900 head st ss,5gs,z5 srcss. Bulk Of
TRANSACTIONS at 4,2s95.so;
Dressed HO6z-In active esnsRd for shipment
market ehosd at al advance Of p to 4cc Per 21 lbs.
Sales g. TgG3sz5. Bulk Of sales st s,eo for light
heavy.
enthusiastically active with tendency uF-
wards.
sslss Of 900 bbls mesa pork at sle,25Sis.So for
city srd country packed. At oIoss there was sood
enquiry fer city brands at 1880, but sellers were
generally ara at 5000. Prims mess sold at l7,oa
with active demand
There is active demsnd for bulk meats with an sd-
vance Of &c per pound. Sales nearly ons million lbs
at * Iosse for city cured and TS97A for country
cured and &c for loose sides English middles u to
&c higher with ssles at s5fc.
HIghFiues-AdSioss from Washington rendered
the market for hishwinss buoysnt and prices Rd'
vanoed to SC.
salss Loco bbls al seGS2ei
Whear-Msrket dali with but few sales.
Sales No st sl,7H@l,l71<, and No at si,1a
I,IIA.
Coru-saIea cid at siei new st s2sGss, closing
at SIC.
Oats-DulI
HYe-DUli.
BarIey-steady and ouist
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HoopS-..Wh.IesuIe and Retail.

We especially invite the attention Of the
public to tho advertisement Of Klein i Co. in
our issue Of to-day. The Arm are retiring
from business, and have resolved to sell oUt
their stock Of goods 1t embraces one Of the
largest aud the best assortment Of the mos;
elegant and fashionable Hoop Skirts, French
Corsets and Skirt Supporters Of all sizes,
kinds and descriptions in the west, together
with an unusual quantity Of other ladies TX
tures. The goods must be sold before the
18th of March, when the lease Of their estsh-
hShmsnt expires.
Wholesale and retail desiers, as well sl
all the beautiful and fair ladies, should not
fall to cell and examine the stock and lis.
Of prices. They will bo able to obtain ths
very best of goods st extraordinary low fig
ures, as the firm intend, In good faith, to sell
below cost, at No. las Superior street, Amer
lean Buildings, Cleveland, ohi0' feb lS;lt'
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
CONNIE d CIAL.
ULKYELAND mARKK7.
MORNING LEADEB'OFTIOg,
FRIDAY ETEgIEo, February u, 1854.

MORNING bEADEB-OFgIOE,
FRIDAY ETE5IEsY February L. 1854
FIsEF-Market quiet and steady with sslss 100
bhls double extra red wheat ct SIS and 100 white
do at 7Os.
Whear-M0dsratsiy active with sales 4 cars red
on track at at 81 81 and 5ears do at l,ss.
Corn-sales ears on track at sI,O4.
Oats-Quiet and steady at 80. 81
Barley-sales car on track at tI,29.
Rye-sale car at Sl,2O
Hiahw1nes-Improved, Sales 90 bbls at $50.
BHtter-Continues in good demand and light sup
ply with sales good Western RassrTs at 1se, Choies
Is worth Soc.
Cheese-stsady at Is@lsHc.
EEss-Arrivins more freely and lower. Prices
are not quOts5e. 25c ia probably an extreme figure
Clover Sesd-Sales 30 bush 7.75.
Timothy Seed-sales 45 bush at s,s7jze and 9th
er small lots at s,ss.
Dried AppIes-salss small lots ct sxc and paJ
for packages.
Dried Peaches-Ars in good request ct zss2
for peeled and unPeeled at ligI6c.
Carbon OiI-stssdy at 55a55c,
saIt-ssllins st 500 for fns and s2,Os fol
coarse.
PotaE0ss-Light sales At 75e.
Pork-Esia at s2l.0O for mess and szs,oo 20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

JUsT TIE WEATHER FOB 1.-THE sud-
den changes Of Temperature at this sessop Of
the yesr Will produce coughs, colds and lung
diseases Of ali kinds, unless properly guard
I'd against. Ths only sure way 70 Eyoid
this is to keep the feet perfectly Cry and
warn. This can only be done by going to
the Great Bsnkrup. Sale, No. lob Superior
Street, near Water Street, and getting pair
of their custom made Waterproof boots,
which tkey are selling et about half the reg
Mar Price, also the finest lot Of gents.
French calf boots ever offered for sale in this
market, and at prices which defy competi-
ton. Give them call. feblz-IS
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SATURDAY MORNING. FEB. Is, 1854
ERAVELLKR,s REGISTER.
NKw ADVERFTsK1IENFs.

CA. Read oo-Cleveland and Columbus Stool
Wanted.
Hughes Roeksfs1er-Co1mission Merchants.
Dr, O. J. Zee 'er-Rousss for Gale.
Ohnrohiil : Bro-Alpine Cough 5yFrp.
A. & G. Festte-g-EsBdksrch.ss
Cbur1hin a Bro-Eresh HsPs.
h. E. PrOctor-sf5 Premium.
q. D. Kendall Co-Drg Goods.
MIS-. Nee. .ire-FaTm fer ssIs.
wanted-sitrstion sS Book Beepe-.
s5s blsy-st-Eoue and Latfr Fac.
Temps.Eaes ssll-Iocal Notice.
Ninth Ward-Loosl Notice.
Spiritual Hall-Locsl Notice.
Congregational Church, Co'IameT-Io ocai Noti-e.
Saaitary Fair-Loosl Notices.
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MT. UNION COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION, LOCATED
at Mt. Union, stark county, Ohio, oilers its ez-
tensiye educational facilities 70 Students Of 10th
The Faculty consists Of Rev o. n. Hsrtshorn, Ii.
D, President; Ira o. Chapman, A. M; George W.
arke, A. M; E. n. HRrtshorn, A. B.; Mrs J. W.
Chapman, b 5 besides competent Teachers in Iu-
strumental Music, ElocutiOn, Commercial Science,
Gymnastics, and the German, French End Hebrew
Languages.
The College Possesses very extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural PhiOso-
ply, Eotany, PhysiOlogy, Minsralcey, Ge0lcgy, As
tronOmy, Suryeytr G, Engineering, &C
be new College Eaihce, which Is ll6 feet long By
55 feet wies aud four stories high and unsurpassed
by any College Edhoe In Ohio, fleted for next
term which begins on the STh Of 1Iarch, 1864 =
This new Building will conveniently accommodate
-Four Hundred and Fifty Students
Good Board can be had IN priTste families al nom
e. to a. 20 per week and at about 25 cents week,
good rooms furnished with bed stove sed f1rniture,
rented TO Students who board themselves or who
desire TO hire table bcatd In private families, 81
about 81 20 per week.
The Tuition IL the Teacher Scientific and Classic
81 courses ranges from s5 TO Sc Per quarter.
Those preparing to teach can have without ezra
charge, the advantage OF daily Drills 10 the Normal
Department. The session begins on about ne 5EO-
OND TUESDAY Of August, November and March Of
each year.
a8-Mount Union Is 3 quiet, healthy and moral
village, mile and halt south OF Alliance, the
junction Of the evelaDd Pittsburgh railroad with
the PittsburEh, Fort Wayne Chicago ksilNsy.
~ Send 70 the President for Catalogue.
ffsbll-isdkE lstp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

TIE PATRIOTIC CoLUxBIAEs.-This ex-
csIlsnt troupe made most successful ds5Et
in Cleveland last night. Their excellent pro-
grammO was splsnaidly rendered, and the
audience expressed the greatest satisfaction
with the performance. Ths new hymn fol
DR.. oijs' ehu-eh was received with loud
laughter and applause. The concert through
out was most exceilsnt one.
To grstify uni7ersal desire among Oul
citizens, the Patriotic oolumbisns will give
q second Concert at Bsainard's Han this eve
ming. It will be an excellent one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

RoBsERY OF SOLDIERS OF TEE l9rH-On
Friday evening, Febsuary 5tb, several sol
disrs of the 19th Ohio, OF their way home to
enjoy their furlougbs, were robbed at the
American Hotel, Canton, at which they we're
stopping for the night, of different sums
amounting in ali to over $500. One John
NJ. Clemens, residing at Navarro, but sta
toned stSalem on recruiting service, and re
Gently commissioned rs Captain ofArtillsry
was discovered to be the rObbsr.
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So says the Akron Rsaoon.

TIE 27rH REGIMENT, o. 8. C. t.
Lieut.. A. G. Jones, formerly Of the 2Srd
Ohio Infantry, has received authority to re-
cruis for the 9th Regiment United States
COIOrsd Troops, in the 18th Congressional
District, and has opened an Office in the City
Hotel. He desires the cooperation and sup
port Of the Military Committees in the sew
eral Townships and Wards. Hs will pay the
highest bounties to his recruits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

SPIRITUAL HALL-SUPERIoR STREET.
Hudson Tuttle will speak sgain Sunday NOR
ming and evening at the usual hours OF SER
viee-snbjset in the morning, "Reforms and
Reformsrs, evening, PHILOSOPHY Of the
Dogmas Of Good and Evil" The usual coa-
ference will be hsld Immediately after the
morning lecture. febl3-lS7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

THE Freedmens Aid socisty will hold
its regular monthly meeting tomorrow after
noon at o'clock, at the Methodist Church,
Ohio street. DR.. n. R. DsLang of Pitts
burgh will be present and address the Society.
The public are invited to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

FLAGS WAETED.-AIl persons having
aags who are willing to loan them for deco
rating the building Of the Sanitary Fair, are
requested to send them to G. VI. CEOwell Il
Co., 2ll Superior street.. A largo number
viii be wanted, and the Committee would
earnestly urge those in the country who have
flags to send them in st once. They will be
brought by express and returned fres Of
charge, and will receive proper care while in
use.
They should all be plainly marked with
the owners name and address, and in sueh
manner as not to be erased, oblits-ated or
removed. N. a. HANNAJ
febll:1w Secretary Decorating Com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

BUrTEzEuT MoB N STARK COUNTY
HartvilIe, Stark Comfy, is q most intensely
ooppsrhead lOcaiity. There are just three
Broush men in the township. Logically 1t
rs,u,ts that Hsrtvilie is q "hsrd road to
travel for Union recruiting officers. An
ohoer. named Nighman, who vas there on
recruiting service last Esek was moebed on
Sunday last, and driven cut Of town, Eight
Of hisrsoruits escaped with him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

NEw FIVE PEE CIR. NOrEs.-The Sec
ond Nationsi BsOL4 of this city has received
slOO,OOe WORT of the new legal tender I've
Per cent notes, issued under the $500, 900 900
act o. March Sd, 1858. They are Of the ds-
Formations of $50, 500. $500 and $1,000,
and are, mechanically, truly elegant and ar
tistio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

TaAIx THRewE err THs TEAoK.-Aoout
midnight, night before last, as special train
or the AtIsnsio and Great Western Railway
77ss coming West, bringing come two hund-
rsd soldiers bound for sandusky, it was
thrown from the track, about seven miles
East Of ,orangsville, By bar Of railroad
irsn piaced upon the track BY GONE scoun-
droI. The locomotive Gnd enc car we're
thrown Of, but no one was injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13
CITY NEWS.

hARTEE.-Ths King Brotbsrs Of Toledo,
have sold the new schooner A. Boody to A.
ChesbrOugh, Captain J. Cramer and third
party, for SIG. coo. The BOsdy viii be used
IS q timber vessel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-13

BRIDaE GoEK.-The bridge over Grand
River, near UniOnvilIs, known as Clyde
Bridge, was carried away BY ice and high
water on Monday of last week. It was 8
very long and high bridge sad will not be
built again for some time.