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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

EOR SALE.-A Large IRON SAFE, Her.
rns's mshs Double Doors, suitable for Banker, Jew
ecr or Merchant Can bs sesn tho EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Ne. M BrssdwsJ, tou loto v eolool
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Financial.

OFFICE OF OUScr ilrSiyG Co, No. 81 Erclauss 98oe,}
NV YORK, Jan. 10, la6i.
The Board Of Directors have
: THIS DAY declared SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
SIX DOLLARS PR SHARE. payable aud after the I'd
day Of February next Ms,achs.tf holders viii De paid at
ne ofi-e OF H. lFERY PEBhINS, No. 10 Statet hoton,
until March l. The transfer books will DC closed rom
gr oder ~ ". HART SMITH Secretary.
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Dfnr0 Gn0 Rooms.
% fet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-Containing
I ton rooms sih a. bath, bot snd cold wser, and oil
"a inpfOyemrs. Immediate possession gwen. APP y
ory-s Brooklyn.
Two LET-NAr Broadway, with or without
/ STEAM PO.rR No 2D Csnaist, STORE and
BASEMENT; ga leiisie possession No go Csnsl 4,
STORE aud BAkMknIy Flniins through 70 Ms,kot g.
several IDFrS a., RODNS ilrsr aud small The FOURTH
FLOOR Of No ?ag anal Is, Of Elm. extremely well
ghts po.s.son mined ate. Inquire rom II 20 clock Of
Nj la or Mr. GlDu. Ing ne~r Ohe, No lo1 Walker -
rE,O LEFT rnished COUNTRY PLACE al
4 WIFI. Paiu, Nsschrster County consisting OF
dnbs Nan on th,e stories high with GOOD grounds stable
Cailse- House Lee joDse, osgten frus &C. 1c IA tic
Xuisg. al White Pans. Rent 900 per aunum, with lmo
Ate pos,,son htilfe OF Mr COWAS At the Registers
ono Milo P. o. A. H. Amy No. : Niss4a-st. ~ l.
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OYylcr or VYKfuLYs & Co.. Baukers, }
81 q lNnIL-.t New.l oh ian. u. 1874. 5

y
I'VE have notice from the General Subsorip-
w ton Agent SO Losn that the whole amount Of this
m authorized BY Law has been taken by subscribers We
therefore furash heretofore the bonds at par and
rtesest.
We te pleased 10 I'll orders or these bonds at market
" AM sell endesvor 10 keep constantly on hand ready ioT
a'us Hate Delivery fal assortment.
- clio buy md .eu al kinds OF Government Stock.
The new FIVE PER CENT MISUNDERSTANDING
: GhI-TENDER NOTES
SIX PR CENT CERTIFICATES OF INDEBNED-
E.SS
EYEN-TrrRTY TREASURY NOTES.
aX PER CENT COUPON and REGISTERED BONDS
..ssi.
T. QUARTERMASrERs CHECKS.
Maturing Certificates COLLECTED OF CAsHED on favor
g terms VERMlLYE Co.,
Government. \ gents FiveTwenty Loan
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CORPORATION Notices.

DIUT VIhIM'--I I4NhE NVI II u -DIu'IH-
at. not yet osafined Will appear before The Committee
A. Room No. IL Cty iall On WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
aud FRIDAY Of this week, at O'clock p ~.
X. {. HUIuIEGS, Secretary.
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TRUSTEES.
JOHN n. JOINS DAVID LANE,
CHARLES DENNIS, JAMES bryce,
W. u. H. MOORE. WI sIUhGlS, JEt
THOMAS TlLE,TOS, HENRY X. BOOERr,
HENRY cor 4. a. Low
WH G. PlCkERSGlLL WILLIAM p. DODGE,
LEWIS CURTIS DENNIS PERKINS
CHARLES w. RUSSELL, JOSEPH GAiLLARD, IT,,
LOWELL HOI BROOK, !. HENRY bURGf,
T. A. HAHGOUS COHNELlU3 GHlNsELL
i. WARHEN WESTON, q. a. HAND,
ROYAL PHELPS, WATTS SHERMAN,
CALEB BARSIOW /. r.. MORGAN,
A. r. PILOT, j.. J. HOWLAsDl
LEROY NJ WILEY, BENZ BABCOCK
DANIEL g. MILLER, FLETCHER NLsTRAY,
s. T. NlCOLL EOBT. h. MINTURE jf.
JOSHUA !. HENRY, GORDON w. BURNHAM,
0EO g. HOBsOS, FREDERICK CHAUNCEY,
JAMES LOW.
JOHN D. JONES President
CHARLES DENNIS, Nice-Prssd,ni,
". IL. II. MOORE, ID Vice fIesdent
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Rrai Csiaie for Sale.

ALLEN a. BROWN,
"A REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND
JoSaTriS v. AILEs, lAUCIloNEfhs,
JOSIAH W. HRosS no. - bro.f"sv,
Oder tao following HOL SIS and LOTS
flT sale;
Lsrireton.Av COZ of23thsL L.rufon,v., rer sfl e.
birlsor ~ r..r .qh It Ii. rsfonrllce, Shit
~. lsthti., near lth-av. ". list, nsaf ~ Az
". 1-thr', a. A. 5A. az. W. tifi4ati pear an Az
W. .Jil It., near 'Ta.sv. W. fr.l e., arf ~ ~
VI, pfth ~ near SHAY ". sTih a.. oth-ev.
Aso nnflb.r II ogfe, and Lots desirable locations
Also desirsns soT. property "a broslTry Duane. Nosh
Franklin. White, Lifp'nEfd Clna and ,fflrss'a
4 o. Centre 'sIk Lois on Ito 5h and ltir-ss
Also several vcfy desirable rois o. Lots the Central
Part and ia other desirable locations
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rTHAT PROPERTY at the head Of Chatham
square running through to Catherne.st, with .arge
frontage East Broadway tog h,l with no. ~ Catherine.
st No 10 aarke No 6 ~ MARKS place, ana aso " it 4
front on Grand A., corner Of Cannon tsl inrfoy.il w 10
sold a Auction by MessT. H. n. LUDLOW x Co., oi
TUESDAY Jan. 10 III IL O'clock a. the E1chahss bass
rooms No. Ill Broadway.
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LIEDERKRANz sOF NEW

GERMAN LlEDERkRANL OF NEW
" YORK.
Thi, society vii give their -
ANIMAL GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
AT The CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
On WEDNESDAY, Feb. }, 1854
Tho mos. extensive preparations will be made by the Coz
mtes TO render tho Bal attractive and brilliant a. on o
er occasions, and the great reputation OF the Society W
surely m To prevent overeIowdns only
limited number tickets ~ So for gentleman aud ladses
viii be issued and can be obtained only by way ofntsodncttso
throng the members Of the LejeTkra nI viz:
% Oteudorer Il ChAthanrss. W. Jeiiushaas IL CooSo
Il. S. Balm, "a Exchange Union.
place. hsunmMn' ~ Nssseu~
VIM. Seluway, 81 Wslkefst r. scnuoeftn S Sprinsse
q SarLersiort 337 B'wsy Fred Kapp i22 Broadway.
II. r. Batter 30 Exchange pl Carl Auann, 100 Wai@
J. " lndInuAer, Abinsdon-sq II. Gerhard, loi ehU
And Others
No tickets sold At The door also tickets are not iransfesse
f'''"'' GEORGE NFMBACH, Secretary.
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h0. ill ~ est sl.i .'fF'' 20. o. jan. ~ ioOi')
IhIVIDEND.-Ihe Director Of tins Company
i,v. This d.v decllreda Dividend rom the + . n
tire road or liz months ending st c-7ntcI, 1853 Of Dth
FER CENT on the COMMON CAPITAL STOCK, free Of
the u. $. Income Tax , ,
Also Dividend Three and Ono Hal per Cen, on the IRE
fer ed STOCK tue Cor psIy aslurc sid paying the H. :
Income Tx ont Of he undivided e.nng belcnsts - tt
Preferred STOCK Account - 49,,
10th p.rae 3, the Irsssu-es oGce Erie Place, on the
frt DAY Of February next TO tbs rcsteied iodeis OF ooe
the cosinf OF the Books. r.
The Transfer Books Of both Preferred md Common Stocs
will be closed the close ~ business or HAtURDAl me
10th INST AID be reoyenod the morning n TUESDAY the
"a da, Of February. IOR ITO y. OTIS, Secretary
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Gouscs ano farms uanico.

HOUSE WANTED-In . good location, any
! : time rlef Fclray l. h.sh t.ooP prci'lrd lent
ffoia Z 200 g. .lOp. Aalrets q. -, Herald Oai-'.
EARM WANIED-Wiihin two hours ride OF
] New.York city. 10 EXCHANGE FOR BROohLfN
FgOPEKA. Adtrrs. giving vi .ii9n enc p-f-eHia4' r.
STRONG. Boz No / So, foHOaice, New iors
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COOPER INSTITUTE.
~ a MUSEUM NIGHT FOR THE BENEFIT
SANITARY COMMISSION AND FREEDnAn5
SOCIETY,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JAN n
=. r. BARNUA,
has volunteered to give bis celeb Fa,ed
TIIE ART OF MONEY-GErTINg
IN the sr-e Hall II COOPER INSTITUTE, tbs sbov'
evening-iius.latng the with TIE following mos
EXTRAORDINARY LIVING WONDERS from LA M
FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS
Anna Swan Monsieur Joseph. the French Giant Coione
Goshen, t,s Arab Oi.ni. aud the Oiaut Boy.
TIE MADAGASCAR ALBINO FAMILY
TIE TiROLEAS WHISTLER,
who ps ~ three whistles az once
THY LIGHTNING CALCULATOR.
THE IININ0 WHAT II IT.
The entire cepfs 20 b. handed 20 the rTeAanrrr 81
the H. 8 Srnary CoBmson; hnf 20 bs devoted 10 -
forthcoming great Aer posn Far In Nes ora, sn1 the
other half T. tho National ffeedmsn's Society.
Prom The London Times Dec. 80. 1873.
We are bound ~ ad1it ~. Banau IL of the most
]. that addressed audience theme
1illiyslssily inislisibls. . 80
III. subject Money Making. which he handled Oil
nuch XII and with Distinguished ability giving great m
ins snd suggestions, rom which hia eHdors nsh
pfont throwing In e,y oi bis ana an-cdOtes many o
le o. good 20 bring down tie house, aud CONFUSE he
NOT cave with nrrnmeti Hardly sentence did be nrte
that no, u Of Interest," and al the way Through he r'e"d
tbe attention Of hls auditors.
D0ors open stT Commences a. o'll1ck
IicA-tt - cents.
TO b. obtained at Barnun, Nss-un and a the door o.
Coo pe! Institute.
Te.e,, n y a'io b. LAD Il Rreao, No CSC B-oOlwiy
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Amnsemen!s.
ETINpER GARDEN.
W TONIGHT. EVERY NIGHT.
MR. and MRS w. J. FLORENCE
THE TrCKFT-OF-LEAVT MAN.
.l-Ln L. L A.IAnA lnIhlLLL


MR. and MRS, w. J. FLORENCE
THR TrCKFT-OF-LEAvE MAN.
THE LONDON TINES
IN speaking Of this Great Hoal Drama, mentions fact to
which he Provincial press OF Greas Britain and Ireland has
given combination.
the enuoyer and after visiting many places.
rived Bfnin hau about ococs ana AFTER taxing some
ree5ineui. went 10 the hea'er to VINE away IN hour ~
Happened piece which being performed Oh the oc-
THE TICKET-OF-LEAYE MAN,
end the guilty to have drawn moral nom te
Tor when the In winch the interview be-
tween llawi,haw the Detective ard the 1ckeoi cave
Man took place Parker the ek, became 20 ohcca ~ ~ he
went on OF tue theater got three enVsops anu sem ~
Doors open d commence H. Carriages may DO or
dered 1T lti
CURIOUS. -BROADWAY AMPHITHEATER,
~ No. ass BROADWAY.
L. . FAMILY EsTTGhfiAIEMEEr
viii be given
THIS AfIEhtOON,
THIS AFTERNOON,
THIS AFTERNOON,
when the prorsrue will be found peoiay adapted 10
DELIGHT THE JUVENILES!
THE VAST ARRAY or TALENT.
compsed in the Mammoth Troupe aioched to mo broadway
Anphithessr affords facilities ior the pfeienaiion "
MORE VARIED PERFORMANCES
than have before been given any similar establishment
In America.
The great eque.,rienn.,
MADAME LOUISE TOURNAIrE.
MADAME LOUISE ToURNAIRE.
Two MAGNIFICENT ACTS.
WoNDERFUL sPANoLA BROTHERS.
sTlCKNEf TIE SOMERSET RIDER,
and 81 the celebrated
.EQUESTRIASS CLOWNS. vAULTERs GYMNASTS,
ACROBA1S AND EQUlLlBRISTS
TIg BEST TROUPE IN TUg WORLD.
Doors at 2 and a. z. and 4.
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LAUGHING GAS.
AT THP COOPER INSTITUTE,
On TUESDAY EVENING, January %.
rntroductOry to tho exhibition the celebrated
EXCELSIOR OLD FOLhs'
wfn give GRAND CONCERN, epPsanre In the costa..s
of 100 wears ago. AUNT RACHEL" with her Mamms0
Wedding Bonnet built "a 1850; Cousin Jonathan viii sin0
hi. cee6ra,ed Songs Evacuation" and Johnny Smokes
deieg the audience with ther quaint, comic, aud sosfS
meta piece. Aner which DR. COTTON viii administer Ae
Casio Nv tLN r btNlLrMtN.
Sixty Galloas Of Gas viii be made and Administered
AN EVENING OF RARE MERRMkNl!
Tickets IS cents, Two tickets p cents.
Door. open at Z. To commence at 4 O'Clock
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TnnrtiGl.


IIN0E INT 40 0aIaal1 10. 10 N0-T7.
nViDEND- The Board Of Directors have
- THIS DAY declared Dividend q 1--WE per- cent. pay
tb,. demand ifoc Of Govern ~ OK. .
WALTER " FRANKLIN. Sec'y.
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uOUSE and LOT for SAIE-Lot 2219o
House foar stories. with modern improvements, end il
6rsr order. The location u The psAs4ntst Ia tls
city Apply No. 20 LsnsIine place, from ii 10 O'clock
pro. SiiGOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

DROOKLYN PROPERTY FOX SALE
ID Tho nm large HOUSE with Tlsht Lo's, the nof'h
est corner N Evefxern nr4 uudhe :, ss le u
AL hours b. Tor ratcnlsfs hJply 70 = JoNtS. No.
50 fulton u. Bfsoiyn. 70 A. NJ sIADAa' on va ~ nj
s@s
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VAN z. WORsAI1. Secretary
PkrKl Cys<nfEG, Accountant.

VI ri n l. X 3 SANlNGS BANh, no.
~ &sITbe Trustees Of this Ipsniion have directed
inisres the Of SIX 90 PER CkNI Per nuin on
-sal4 u $50 aud under. and II FIVE 90 PER CbNI on
tts $500 tree from Government tax be SLOWED 70
,SfoatG' entitled thereto. payable on and AsI "EpNhS
sss, 1eh Jsanary
a. hessst withdrawn will draw interest PRINCIPAL
sala op-l daily hon 70 p m and Monday, Wed2es
z nd SstsTdsy Evenings from Sto p. N.
20 Ast. THOMAS d. STlLLAAk, President
uAAc T. sxITB Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-26

HOUSE and LOT No. los East 3Oth-st for
A SALE House brown stone. four stories with all mod
improvement and recently built Price tit Oo Apply
for s4snission &C to the owner, GOODMAN. No. IN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23
Copperhend LnmrprntIous

The Philadelphia Age indulges in the
following jeremiad about the negro SOL
diers. It would certainly move the heart
of OOpperhesd to see $500 negro troops
in Philadelphia. But listen to the wall.
While people were thus sad and snx-
ious, Philadelphia saw another sight.
Twenty-Five hundred negroes, purchased
with the money of our rich corporations,
and clothed and paid out Of the Federal
Treasury, were marching through our sad
dened streets. Up one street. and down
another, marched this SepOy array-and
fair women smiled and clspped tAeir fool
ish hands, and flags were waved, and mu-
sic, not, however, very cheerful, sounded,
and then the noble army Of negroes were
reviewed by Major General CsdWslder,
and the pageant was over. Each one of
these soldiers costs the Government 81, 900
and the whole lot involves an expense
Of nearly So, 100000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23
SCALES.

CCALES.-TWENTY YEARS OF
experience on al the known modes OF making
Platform Scales enables the subscriber % Warrant
hs Patent Wrought scales 70 DIE ou Itieno5 au
customers in Northern Ohio a. decidedly superior 70
snV ether Scale now in the market Having incfeas-
"a acliea ne hopes 70 be able to MI orders prompt
~ AddroTs orders or call at the Factory, south
sds sensca-st Bridge Cleveland o. or No. l54 9Th
Street. Pittsburgh Pa.
ruari7-i5I y y hEE1Ee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23

Z OTIS FOR SALE-135 BT. FRONT
4 a7 SnperioF-St., corner Of MuirBon-St. A1o-
s1lOt l6 IL and Is, being As feet mont each on su
5srt,--et aast OF MuirsOn-St. Also-l5 feet mont
IN SarinR.St running back to the Bailroad track,
bsine land on which part Of the Wood Shed OF the
GavelaDd fIolumbus & Cincinnati Railroad stands.
6Iso-IT feet inches front Ohamplan-St.i nearly
o1nosfta thA new CITY Court House.
dsc7ES5a AttornsgA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23

GS0 0C.0 MONEY ADVANCED,
SoU. .UU'U IN sums 70 suis--st the old stand and
wall known " RA9dER'S LOAN OFFICE, on Securi-
ffssof every Fibd viz: Gold and silver Watches De
smopds silver Ware Jewelry, Guns, Pistols, Cloth;
ing, Dry Goods Pianos, Meodeons and al PeTS3snsI
nroperv and erticIes OF value, the most satsiao
torT term Il Busiuess strictly private EstA lbished
ISL. NJ B-A variety Of unredeemsd Watchs $, Jew
rom, ss--oorner Of Water and SupsrioT-5ts over
60 oSiis : e"''O }. Q. W. WAGan GR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23


A GIft from Victor Hugo 70 the New York
Fuir.
ss The great Victor Hugo, who entertains
the NEST profound sympathy for the cause
Of the Republic sent to the Metropolitan
Sanitary Fair sketch made BY himself,
many years sgO, Of the house which our
Franklin occupied when in France, and
which the eminent suthor highly valued
for its tender associations.
~ The following note accompanies the
drawing:
In 1885 I happened TO be one day at
Passy, st N. RaynoWRrd's, the author Of
The tIagedy Of the Knights Templsrs. BE
wore his while hair streaming on his
s shoulders, and said to him:
ro "4ou wear your hair as Franklin used,
snd you look like him"
he said 10 me, smiling. nThis may cone
from the neighborhoOd," and be pointed &c
Q house that could be seen from his gar.
den. ait is there" said he to me, "thai
Franklin lived in 177S."
I drew that house, now pulled down
This is the sketch. I believe that this pic
ture Of the house Of Franklin, st Psssy, i
the only one in existence. offer it to tn
United States Sanitary Commission.
s am happy that the Sanitary Commis
sion have done me the honor to call upei
me, and sfford me an opportunity to rsneI
the expression Of ny heartfelt sympath
for the gallant men who are strugglin
90 gloriously to rid the great America
Republic Of that sinful system, Slaveryi
@ VICTOR HUGO
HAUrEvLLE HoUsE, March Is, 1884.
vfa-1 20 s .lr- -sg -a,f % --s=b i.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23

Horace Greeley has been summoned by
Judge Barnard, Of New York, to appear
before him to answer for contempt Of court
in the publication Of an article in the Tri-
bune rejecting on his (ths Judge's) judi
cisl conduct.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23
rho ELECTORAL College.

Under the new appOrtiOnment, the fol-
lowing will be the electoral vote Of each
State at the next Presidential election:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23
IA NRLEGANT RESIDENOE FoR

n N EIElTANI hBOIUbNOBE TUX
n gAIE-The undersigned Oilers his EARN, Of
nearly sixty acres, within few rods Of the Euclid
Station on the O. +. Railroad and nine miles from
in the county, with one Of the finest Orchards con-
Stating Of Apples Fears Peaches, Pium5, and small
e F-1tfs about half an acTenf four year old Grape
Viues fhe Gardens, incluning tho vineyard, are
snrrouBded with the bost Usage Orange Hedge IN
Northern Ohio; nearly hve hundred Sugar Naples,
which will YIELD with care, 1880 ewt OF sugar:
new two story House, consisting OF i've large Bed
rooms sitting Room, ParlOr Dining Bali, Clothes
Prassss snd Bath Room. The plsoe has been pre-
nared and htled Up for permanent home. but ina
bity 10 take care Of it. Is the for Offering for
Isie Plenty of GOOD Water, good Barns, shessi Ae.
Post Ofice with two mails per day, only few rods
from the house 1t is desirable place ana VIII De
sald At a bargain Enquiries may be mado OF
Hon. John Barr, Cleveland,
II. sottinshsm. sup't O.&E.R.B.
Dr. L. Little, Cleveland, or Of -
McHEYNU Ids, the Owner,
e.A22-Ils Agent at Euclid Station.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23

.APpTACE avn WAGON MAN

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAN
UFAOTORY FOR SALE-Situated in one OF
~ most fonrishinQ towns in Northern Ohio, with
the advantages Of two Railroads, tone OF which has
rs terminus at the placel and, also wafer .
trT Ths msnulactory Is now doing heavy nusl-
Ts IN AT OF its branches The building Is one hun
dred feet long twenty-eight feet wtde two stories
6igh with large gavret, and has complete set OF
tools in each department. good stock Of materials
are now on hand and the shop has now in its employ
tyVeTfv-fvgo workmen. The material and tools will
he soid and the budirg rented or the whole sold at
.sy-For further particulars enquire OF the Editor
OF this paper HlaEo-l2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23
AWord . Veteran soIdIers.

A soldier fighting for Liberty and Union
is hero. A soldier enduring the hard
ships and dangers Of war, commands our
sympathy and profoundest admiration.
A soldier, sober, well behaved, prudent in
the use Of his money, and respectful Of the
rights Of an men, is worshiped by the
people. But soldier drunk, riOtOus, pro-
fame, insulting, debauChed, haunting the
pest houses Of sin, is a very different per-
son. Such sn one is neither q hero, nor
has he the sympathy or admiration Of the
people. We make theee remarks because
we are assured that the conduct Of SOL
diers now in Cleveland is disgrace both
to the service and the officers who COM
mand them. Why is it that they should
carry deadly weapons about with them,
not in drinking bells and houses Of ILL
fame, insult citizens and ladies, quarrel
and murder as in the recent disastrous
csse2 It is an evil and shame that the
soldiers who are petted and honored by a
generous people, should spend their
furlough in scenes Of the grossest dissips-
tion and sin. II there be any restraints
which the officer in charge Of our camps
or the police csn bring to bear to check
(; the progress Of veteran soldiers to ruin
aand infsmy, let the people have the bene-
&c Of them. Let the soldier understand
that while generous and patriotic peO-
pie admire his vslOr, applaud his devotion
to theAag, and honor him as only soldiers
are honored, they do not admire, honor or
applaud his dissipation, his profanity, his
dsbsuchery, his insults and threstenings
while at home on furlough.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-23
DYERSr

CTRAVV HAT BLEACHING, DYE
~ ING, Al TERING AND PREssIEJG.Bavt u5t re-
turned from ths East, am prepared, by she alu oi
experienced hands, to 90 any wors in hts hne ~
well in el and beaver hats, the best FOssipie
manner and most fashionable style.
FRED'K OYRIAXt
French Steam Dye House,
merts os am ~ asue"s -.
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TWPROVEOFA FARMS & HOUSES
n EeTRARLE BUILDING LOTS

, rOR SALE The subscriber offers for sal sale
Ssces- al IN Hiram stones addition to Ohio CITY
and CleTeiaad, and comprising 40 lots. The above
lots are pleasantly situated on COLUMBUS Stfeesi
Ciarts Stone and Erie Avenues, sandy soil aud ad-
mi1sbly adapted for gardening, and will DO sold on
ApSIisatoRs may be made to j. W. Fish OF the
tiOei - : WILLIAM HARRISON,
,,-f1f1fo Executor.
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TIE following is the appOrtiOnment Q
ates in rebellion

Whole number Of electoral votes, 1928
necessary to a choice Of ell votes, l64-
Necessary 10 q choice, omitting the votes
of these States and parts Of States in re-
beIhon, 1s7.
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THE BED RTEER EXPEDITION.

Additional Particulars Of the Disaster to the
13h Army COrps-GsasraI a. J. SH'ith,
NTH the l9tk Army Corps, nsrt day Whip
ped the Rebels, ogpturiAg Nary Prisoners
and CANNON.