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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-06
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
InPoFiaai 10 Life Insurers. Facts CO. Fiction.


PERSON aged 50 ean insuraeJOO0 on bis Lie In the
n NHw hsGLAHp Mutual Liza ISsuRAacE CoNPABI, by
paying ga ~ in cash. aud note for same amount.
In ou eaAA eonloanhss t1b would Ouly insure $1,000.
The ho.s plan tids 30O1 at The CAah pau adds
only o. 600 10 n tsdps.
In The Nos Company the dividends are applied to can.
ceiling the Notes. thus reducing the amount Of beth pTn
cpal aud interest
In the event Of death the heirs Of ths injured under
the system would receive $1,000 less The un
Psid 10 the Cash Company enly $4,000 would be paid
to the heirs Of the deceassd-
A person aged 81 was insured In the NEE EAaLAap
MUTUAL for q 100, paying annually sl470 In cash aud
note for the amount About year since he enlisted
10 ths cqlh Rseinsnt n V and sftsr lew lnonths, ~
vice died. After deduetng unpaid notes. bis widow re-
ceSed about $3.50 In Cash Company the widow would
have received only 500 one tact IKE this is worth
thopbALd pamphlstH got up TO deceive the public.
A prominent Market Street. merchant remarked few
days since hAths could make than ten VI sent On
the amount lett him by the CcDpgny sx Per cent in
terest This good cOmmon THs IHTKhEaT nADH
IhsURRB ExoGnDs THK sTERRsr PAID 10
re CoNPASy This lmpertsnt tat Is entirely Ignored
by all eahh Companies ih9 unIalrnes aud ds'ign VI
uch couIss Hre too apparent
The grest Of the Note Companies has
the unjust attack Of all Cash Companies An examination
Of the two systems Will convince any candid that
Note Company mAkea the laTgrAI possiop for hs amy,
tAbOut halJ ths expense.
The great object OF life insurance PRSsgsF sNSSriT
| and not remote contingency,
The neerasafy blanka will bs furnished On application
W. D. STROUD, III. D., Medical Examiner
! Al the onieS daliy, fron u TO l o'clock
| hkRkRENCRs
George II. Stuart Rsq, Janas GrAham EsQ.
| Hon. wm. A. Porter. Rev. ). u. Dales, D.1.,
| B. d. CCIaegys ESQ Boyd Stroud,
| Joseph Lea, bterllDg Franks
Henry slmonf, Julius Lee, Baq.,
D.SRsynsr GOODWIN, l.. D.. Wla n sIllib, k-q.
Thomas D. Beck. Esq. Baker Hopkins,
Wallace Blowpe
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
feb12-ly 426 Chestnut Street, Palladelpiis.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-06
Market street Residenoe for Sale.

,kAnA On account Of expecting 10 leave the city,
Ws offsr my issidsnss, At tbs corner of Thireenth
h2n aud Market streets, for sale 1he mAn building
is AZ fs't front aud 40 feet deep, two stories high
NIh nnehsd attic Tooms back stories high
fhe House Is sompleti with al modera tonvsuisneea.
There Is brick stable in the rsaf with for
four horses aud two carriages.
Tbs property will be aid with or without the stable
and = lot iu rear Of stable.
Terms Easy. JOHN n. ROBINSON.
Or apply % B. Z. RobnFOn Co corner Sh ami Mar.
et s.Tesin nov LOFT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-06
LIVING HOME.
FRANCIS VINCENT,
City Alderman,

4if1ei Street Ger The Fourth Street Market HousS
WILMINGTON DELAWARE,
oAs ali hnslue,s that he done by JUSTICE Of the
II PEACE, In the city " Wilmington. CollsstH Claims,
draws Deeis, MorgsgeF, aud other nsrumens Of writ
lug lnls aud Sslls real estate aud attends 70
all private business Pension Claims, sc, eolissted
Money raised On Bonts anl Mortgage NoIs'. 6e.
sep2I-tL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-06
COAL OIL LAMPS!

beg leave to inform my fIIsnds and the public gene
rally that have eomneneed the manufacture Of COAL
OIL LAMPS OF every description and style OF nnlsh
No. IS y. Second ST., PhlIad'A.
with NY rrestnt facilities for manufacturing, and 4
practical experiencre Of hTtr years in the manage
In this country natter myself that my Ell Berishes and
knowledge will enable ME to Offer to the publ goods
not tquaed by auy In regard 10 style aud work
and prices competing with the lowest. shall always
endsavor TO lstd IN Offering 'hs public aud ussfn
Inventions ia our ins have also taken The whole.
ste agency Tor the sails Vt uEO W. BROWN ( cos
CEI BBRATEn METAL Tors A. WEIDkNRR
NJ. s8 sOutil eeeond Street,
sept 70 Srs. Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-06
Wharf Property for Sale.

excellent Wharf property In the city Of Whining
n top. Dell with $50 iee the creek, containing
between two and three Of land which FIVE
TkNRNENTa Ills near the Railroad and Adjoius the
extensive rhip yard Of John X. KlrkmAn a Co. This
water along s front s the beat In wimin Ston and has
been ulsd for Ship yard and Coal yard. For ehip
yard or Rolling MIL OF manufacturing purposes It. Is
unauTpA Aassd by Apy i0eAron in the city.
Apply 10 ". AcCAULLEY Il CO..
nov leu 60a MArke, Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-06
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware
(ORIaisAL MiLl CRlBK, Ao)

(ORIaisAL MILL CRHBK, Ao)
This Company continues to offer the people Of DsA
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance against s
BY Ore on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks.
The Instution Ia eommends by over 20 years expsr
enee in and attention to the subest Of Mutual
by reason o. which, 1t s believed the MGnSvsrs hsyS
been enabled 80 to adjust and discriminate between tie
different Varieties Of property a. 10 render Tie msiaL
ship among the equiAbs In character Of the nums
Gus lnaurauee Companies presented to the public
II takes credit 20 Mst that It's paymsns Of Losses have
lobsss hing 100000, not single case OF tlga
uon has occurred aud scarcely Que without snre uAs
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than the number and
amount q It's risks Il has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars Of insuraneo either requiring tso
great an amount in single risk Offering un6t ob
es Of Insurance ici the character Of the lnstuton
In this mAnuer Is coueeived II has the safest and
most select t Of insuranees IN proportion TO the
over Six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other Company
As evidence Of this, has sot only reduced the rate
Insurance, at all tunes nodsrats ons,iEth durng tht
est two years. but preseuts clear surplus nd Of
$4,000 m security against any assessment the Deposit
Not1 which sum By the ies0Tt to Scrip Certificates Of
tAe baan,es due TO each member being Issued mi
be payins interest TO them fom January isd2 Al ths
Ateo per cent per annuln thus making stnt tathG
1t sOmmsnesd the year 1854 with rsal protection 10
the community In Deposit Notsa OF t2b0OOO
eurPluA rum 10000
Total protection, $500 ooo
II IL the work OF the Farmer Of Delaware aud Il such
PrsaidsRt-JEssE SHARPE.
eseTt.ATT and TIsAsursr-RoHRRT AeCAsB. Nd
DIRECTORS
k Wilson, Bfandywine Hd; James Delaplaln, ChfstL
ana hd. James Webb, eamusl Barr. v. O. stotFsnbure
Anc Jesss shAlBe ilmington Hd.i Robert aeCaLe Mil
Creek Hdi John Wlilismton, White Clay Greek III ,
George JAnvier, New Castle Hd Curtis b. Ellison, Pen
eadf Hdi John Q. CLAN, Red Lion Hd.i wm. Temple.
Smyrna JAmes II. purnhAA, 81. Geurgss lid; Charles
4; FLEMING Peter ?. caussy, Milford; Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunns. 0eorgetovn.
AuBNTs-As we'll Tor rseelviuk applications hDF tpsar.
| ance ~ uuss OF members;
III Wilson, BIAndyvius Hd; Robert aecalo. MIL
| AaaAson, White Clay Greek Hd Curtis H. Ellison,
naSuer Hd Ned Lion, St Osorsss and AppoQ nlInink
New Csstls hdi ChArla T. Fleming, Milford. Charles
fnnuellt 0eorgeowu; Henry Todd, Dover
Cop@uneatons en general buhlnesA addressed to lhs
aadeFAaed, Wilmington, will receive inasdins sttsn
lon ~
Nl RoBgRT EcoABx n. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-06
The Paris NIautIlIa, Cloak, and
FUR EMPORIUM.

T Ou Ef4EIF UNI INT
so. 500 ChtstEHt Street, Formerly No. TO8,)
PHILADELPHIA.
j. W. PkOCRUR CO. invite this attention OF thsT
flsnds 90 their large aud superb Stock Of
Fine Cloaks and Furs,
Unparalleled in any turner
The Increased accommodation afforded In our new looa-
uou enable devote the fullest attention to ouI
FUR DEPARTMENT.,
Which will e found we'll furnished with every dsserlp
ton of Frst Class FURS which will be aH re-
presented or the money paid viii be refunded.
Orders per mail will be carefully attended TO and d.
lvered Express charges paid any distance inside Of 100
miles. j. W. PROCTOR 90.
Ally No, 82O Chestnut Street, PhiladsiphlA.
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MORNING. JAN. II, 1s64
TRAVKLLKR,s REGIsTRR.
Nnw ADvKRTIsKmKNrs.

GA. Bad o., BAnksrs-Gold, Silver and Oou.
bpus Bought aud Sold. And Money Loaned.
0. Cutter son-Two Houses and Lots at Auction.
Hebrew Orphan Asylum-Festiyal.
Burns Curling Club-Fsstival.
@. 4 P. Railroad-Eotlce to City Counen.
Elisha L. Crane-Admin'strator'S sac.
Churchill BrOther-Hoofand's BlttsIs.
Henry C. Abbey-Msster's Sale.
Churchill Brother-HiltoR's Cement.
A. a C. Rettberg-Velvet Ribbons.
Wm. Y. Tou'ely-h Masters sac.
Churchill Brother-Golden Syrup.
Lost-A Black Portemonnaia.
B. Strickland and Lot for Sale.
Misunderstanding by Gentleman and Wife.
wGnted-Houss TO Rent.
For Ss'e-TWo Desirable Lots.
Musical and Literary EntsrtEinment-LOcal Notice
Or. Lavrencs-Eye and Ear-Local Noties-
Sanitary Fair-Locsl Notice.
o. Cutter son-PlanO at Auction.
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Ar TIE SECOND WARD MEETING LAST
night, the Recruiting Committee reported
that we wanted bat fifteen more men to fill
our quota, and that with 81, 900 or 81, 500
more, they could get the men. The Finance
Committee were instructed to procure further
subscriptions to that amount, and report to
this meeting on Saturday evening next.
Those who have not subscribed, should
now come dOrVn. Many who have already
subscribed literally, should double their
subscription. One more pull altogether and
we will be in "out Of tlsVet"
P. PRKSTIss, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

FESTIVAL OF COMPANIES D AND G, 29rH
REeINEET.-The new armory Of Companies
B and G, 2sth regiment, has recently been
completed and the occasion is to be cslebrat-
ed this evening by arand festival in honor
Of the companies. They have taken great
pains in fitting up their ArmOry for this CO.
cssion in q neat and beautiful manner. It
is decorated with flags, evsrgresnE, pictures,
sto., in style that has been seldom, if ever,
surpassed by any ball given in the city. The
dancing floor is 100 feet Icng by 90 feet
wide, without obstruction. and is pronounced
by all who have seen it to be the best ever
laid down in the city.
The ball will be one of the grsAdsst
which has ever come OF in our city, and we
trust that all who desire to aid these good
companies, may be present at It.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

TIE LECTURE TOMORROW EvREIHG.-
AnsOn G. Chester, the Wsll-knOEn post-sd-
itor, Is announced to lecture tomorrow oven
og,befOre tho Library Association, ,at Brain
ards Hall, this evening on "old Girls and
Boys" The lecture is one very highly
praised by the press everywhere, and Mr..
ohester's general reputation, no less than
his immense success in former lecture
here, warrant US in announcing that he will
present most attractive evenings enter
tainment tomorrow night.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
COMMER DIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
WKDN sDAY ETFaTHc. January I3 1865

MORNING LEADER OTFIOE.
WKDE sDAX ETKaEHe, January -, 1905
FlOur-sales Of 100 bbls choice and double extra
at $3.50.
Whear-In good demand, with sales Of ears r-a
on track 81 30, and gears white st slsO.
Corn-sale of car new shellsd at tl,o6 on track.
Oats Steady at nc on track.
Rye-Firm at sI,sO.
HIGhwInes-The market is excited and higher.
Sales this morning of 50 bbls at $50 Held this after
noon at s1,0O.
Hogs-Firm at t6,2597.5O.
seeds-sales of 90 bush Glover at 81 co. and 800 bu
Timothy.At at $500.
Buttsr-saies Of kegs hoIce at 25c.
Cheese-smsll sales selected lot at I31e.
RSEs-sales Of bbls at z2c.
BuckWhcnr FIOur-Sales Of ; tons at 4fo.
POuItry-Turkeys are in good demand at 9alOci
Chickens sell at 6@7c.
Fruit-Dried apples quiet at Sc; peeled peaches
at 2ia22c; and unpee ed at Il9I2o. Sales Of green
apples at % rs per bbl.
OiIa-Carbon is quiet at 521fG5sc.
Lard-Firm at lso for city packed in barrels, and
l54o In kegs.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR. - The
Floral Hall Committee will meet st the
County Court House, Room No. 2, on Friday,
January 18th, at ten in the morning.
The following names have been added to
the Committee, and are earnestly requested
to stand:
Mr.. 8. Witt, Charles BratenahI, Joseph
Perkins, DR., Blsnhart, Dr.. Taylor, William
Rattle, Henry Clark. Gsorge A Stanley,
Mrs. J. Shelby, Mrs Il. B. Hurlbut, Mrs. s..
Witt, Miss NJ. J. Blair, Miss Louisa Stsr-
ling, Miss Emma Witt and MIS-. @. A Hayes
Per order, Mas. De. @. STERLING,
janl4:lt Chairman.
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BUSHES HOTIOKs.
u. ". GAGE,

d. ". GAGE,
Licensed war Claim Agent.
OoTscts Beunties, Pensions, Beck Pay, Prize Money
and other War Claims.
HTPersonal Affection 30 given 70 the prosecution
Of Claims in the Departments at Warrington
HE-Ali psrsonE having CInims should Apply per-
son, OF by letter, at once, and thsy viii receive
D. ". GAGE,
9ctls-Rfs les superiOr-St., Cleveland o.
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G0MMI9aI0NER's SALE,
DURsUANT TO THE COMMAND OF

II NO h5B AN ~ lnE CO4A hhNO OE a
deerstal order Of sale to me directed, is
sued from the Court OF COmOn Pleas, for Cuya-
hogs county, Ohio, II & case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Little is Plaintiff and William d.
Beaumont, James N Jones, ". G. Davidson, and
Peter Caul were defendants, l shall expose for
ssle at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House, for said county, upon the 9Th day Of Feb
Tuary, 1864, the lands and tsnements described
az follows, TO wit situate IN the township OF
NeWburgh, being number seven in the Twelfth
range Of townships il the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which is also
in the county Of CUyahoga and is known as the
sOutherly half Of sub-lOts Nos. twenty-five (22)
and twenty (23) Of original one hundred
acre lots, Nos. three hundred and thirty-One,
(S3l,) three hundred sud thirty tFO, (S32 in the
township Aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
veyed 70 the grantor hereof by the said Lyman
Little, by deed, dated August 18th, 1856, refer
ence being hereby had thereto, said lot contain
ipg five acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to eli legal highways Appraised value
81 900. ]. S. GRANNIS,
JanuTy 4th, 1854 Master Commissioner.
ian Abs
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GKAED PRINTERS SocIABLE.-0n Tues
day evening next printers sOeiable will be
held at Chapin's Hall. 1t will be conducted
IN excellent style, and the proceeds will be
devoted to the assistance of q sick and
needy brother typo. A better object or a
ansr time it will be impossible to have
than the printers will have.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

Mr.. Phillips is 3 resident Of Fremont, but
at present is stopping at the Franklin House,
on the West Side.
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Ono VErEEASs.-The 7th, 14th, 17th,
1etb, 27th, 2sth, SOtb, 3S h, 4Ist, 5lst, S5th,
58th, 6SSh and 7Sd Ohio Regiments, have re-
enlisted for the war, aud are either en- route
for bore, or already there, 10 the enjoyment
Of thirty days fnrlough.-Plain Dealer.
To tho above should be added the 23d, 43d,
and 71th Regiments, and poLhaps sthers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

BAIL FOEFETrED.-Gardnep, the Quar-
acknowledgement Of the Sixth Cavalry,
whose arrest for passing counterfeit money
We recently noticed, and whose case was set
for trial this morning, failed to appear, and
his bonds are forfeited. Pelton made his ap-
psarEnce, but his cass was continued till the
18th
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A RECEPTION FOR THE FORTY- FIRST. -
This gallant Western Reserve Regiment,
having re-snlisted for the war, is soon to bo
welcomed home to US. Arrangements are in
progress to give the good regiment fitting
reception. A grand feast, for which eOntri-
buttons from all our citizens are solicited,
and procession, with Lslands Band and the
29th Regiment as escort, are part Of the fes-
tures Of the OCCASION.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

SATURDAY NI0Hr January 18th, at the
new ArmOry on Poarl street, West Side, g
musical, literary, and dramatic entertain
ment, will be given for the benefit of sol.
diers families. The armory is just finished,
and will seat nearly 5000 people. The
street cars will run SO IS to accommodate
the East Side. Admission 25 cents.
janl4:l33
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REV YORK mAHKEx-Jan. 1s.


COttou-Market a shade irmer with fair demand
Sales 81 sl4 for Middling Uplsnds,
EloEr-harket Isss active, holde asking fuai
prices especially for low grades the supply OF which
Is diminishing, but demand quite moderate and ten
dency at close fAqoTs buyers.
Sales st 81, ,S56o, 20 for Extra State: e407 IS for
extra round heOped Ohio e7,30a7,35 for inferior
do: e7,70lo9 - tor trnde brands.
WhiEky-RspOrted from 81 90 down 96c, closing
nominally at 9Jr9 for State md Western
Whear-Narket opened quiet and scarcely 50 firm
but closed with good demand at tull prices.
Sales at sl,t7~e9l52 iOr Chicago -pring, the lat
ter for delivered; Local SO for Milwaukee Club /;
sl5Tll 80 tor winter red Western; 81 As for old do
Cora-Market steady with fir demand
Sales at sl.24Gl 25 for Shipping mixed western IN
store; tl, ,25 for disting
Oafs-Aarket firm with fair demand p Ertly speeu-
latiye.
WOol-Mar1et firm with fair demand Sales at
756s4c for domestic fsec; 7tesOc for pulled fleece
PeCrOleum-Que dirm. sales at 3l5s2c for
crude 4sG6 Tor refined 10 bond 5IS853c for refined
free. Sale l,2Ol bbls crude at $50.
Pork-market quiet without decided change.
@24,50.
Eeef-Steady.
Dressed IIoEs-Market scarcely 50 hrm- Sales
at yd94c for Western.
lard Quiet and withoud material change. Sales
st lSGl4o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

GoETTLER's BATHING AND SHAVING SA-
LoON.-A good bath is a luxury as we'll as
necessity. So is a good shave. YOu can get
both BY calling on GOettIer, on Bank stree',
next door to the Angler entrance. John is
q gentlemanly and artistic barber.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

-BURxs FksrIvAL-The 105th AnniVer-
cary of the birth day OfscOtIand's best-lOvsd
and most bonored sorgster-RObret Burns
will Be celebrated by s ball and concert at
Chapin's Hall on Monday evening, January
23.h. Mrs. DsmiBg will be present and
sinR,
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Letter From Johnson's Island.
HRAD QUARTERS 18th o. V. C., I
,HNrnNis IaLLNn q Ianuaru z 1894

HAD QUARTERS 18TH o. V. c.
JoHNsoE's ISLAND, o., January Z, 1884
EDITOEs LEADEa-Ths rounds of duty go
monotOnously on in the 18th. Ny boy Trad
says the boys dip quarters, grOwl about
'quartsrS, and declare they will give NO
quarter ifthsy ever get into fight" That
mathematical word "qusrtsrS tells very
much Of q soldiers Hfs-hiS desires and
duties.
II you should see this Trad, some day ask
him about shooting at the evening star
through the trees, for not going out at
"Taps."
Trad found rOhsl prisoner the other night
creeping across his beat He halted the un-
known, and starting for headquarters, or
dersd "YOu follow me, Sir" But Mr..
Rsbel took occasion to knock Trad down
from behind, and, leaving him there to
freeze, started for Canada. Trad WaF
knocked ssnssless, but now claims to have
recovered. We recovered the prisoner on
New Years Day he was frozen so badly
thst he will soon go to his I" last reward" !"
Poor fellow Too bad, isn't 1t, for these
Southern Chiyalry, d" born to rule" to be in
Voluntarily kept here in the eOld-and SO
many sufferers in Libby Prison, too Trad
Is 50 hard hearted as to wish these prisoners
to have tho same treatment the Libby pris-
onsrs have. In fact, paying so much Gtten-
ton to these rebels, promsnading about them
8 Is nilitaire these cold nights, guarding
them while they sleep, is becoming irksOms
to us cAvalrymen without horses.
It seems very easy for soldiers to get into
3 plOdding way Of life; doing duty "by
the day" because it Is their turn. If some
thing does not happen to excite, the even
ness becomes tedious. There must be Cati-
lines and Bull Runs, or We should perish by
our own enuui. This camp snnui marries
homesickness, and melancholy is the of-
spring, which kills many = soldier. ofioers
should infuss an interest, an enthusiasm
even, into soldiers, as much as school teach
erG must into scholars. An exploit, 8
change, s ripple, anything-for it can and
must be done. Patriotism, too but we can
not manufacture that-dangers will, battles
will; We can only nurse it, and it makes Us
distrust humanity, haters Of those things
that beget sons and teach them no duty to
country, to find men devoid of pstriotism-
men deserving No Country"
Quite ripple was made yesterday by Col
onel Ratliffs assuming command Of the Post,
per instructions from Columbus. Higher
20 our hats for our Colonel.
Two indications, friend Loosl-one that
our prisoner here are soon to be exchanged /;
the other that We shall soon join the other
half Of our regiment at Camp Chase. Then,
awe hail thee Glad spring-time."
GAcuVT
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We are under obligations to Starr, 296
Superior street, for Cincinnati papers.
Those wishing the latest Eastern and South
ern papers will find them at Stars at the
earliest moment
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R10TEssoB or ELHCTRoPtFHY AED MEpIoIHl,
OMce-il9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior
up stairs, opposite the CITY Hotel
ONCE hours frem to u aud nom Ito o CLOCK
daily (5undays eTcepfed.l
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL.
wAY.-At = meeting Of the stockholders o.
the Atlantic & Great Western Railway o.
Pennsylvania, held st MesdviIIe on Monday
January 11th, 1894, the following were elect.
cd as Directors
T. ". Kennard, New York
". Reynolds, Meadville,
Gaylord Church, "
John Dechs, &"
J. ]. Shiyoche,
John Mcfarland, 'E
o. Hastings, "
Marvin Kent, Franklin Mills.
A. Mumford, Meadvlle.
G.. A. Bettenbauner, West GreenFille.
S. WsHn, New York.
J. Fl. R. Rose, Cleveland.
c. L. z Blakesley, New York.
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AooDEHT.-some few days since, seri-
Gus accident befel Stilman Hazsn, father Of
General W. B. Hazsn. While riding on 9
sled, one Of his feet caught in a stump in
such . manner that both bones of the leg
we're broken. The fracture was very bad
one, but vas carefully reduced by Dr. Z. B.
Lee. Mr.. Hazen is over seventy years Of
age, and at the time Of our information was
very omfertable.-RaVeRna Democrat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

POLICE CoURr.-At this Court David
Cashsn, John shean and james Lee were
found guilty Of assault and battery, and
fined SO and costs.
Maggie Bone and Maria johnson were
sent to the House Of Correction for 20 days
for vsgrsnoy.
The case of Lyssnder PeItOn for passing
counterfeit bank notes was continued till the
18th.
Eugene Gardner, arrested at the same time
for the same offence, out under $500 bonds,
did not appear and his bonds were forfeited.
Several cases Of disturbance and intOziea-
ton were disposed of in the usual manner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

Coal AT RETAIL.-PuTe Brisr Hill, Min
eral Ridge and Chippewa Coal, from the
mines of Morris & Price. Orders sent to
their office, No. JohnsOn's Marine Block,
foot of River street, will receive prompt at
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