Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-15


INDIAN LEoEUszs-Rev. J. Tsnusr,
(Esh qza-gOna-be) will give two lectures in
the 81, Clair street NJ. E. Church, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, February Is and IS.
Lecture to commence at Z o'cjosB.
First-causes and iBeidsnts Of the late
Minnesota Sioux Indian massacre.
socOnd-Indian Religion; their fsas.s,
fasss, sud self torturss. The esusss Of past
missionary failures and successes among the
Indians Of North America.
Tbs following is from cns Of the Ann Ar
Dor papers:
THE LgCTUREs.-Rey. Mr.. Tanner, sa cd
Gcstsd Indian, leet1Tsd last evening in the
| Methodist Church, and is 10 lecture theTe
this and tomorrow evenings. Mr.. Tanner
is ons CT the most eloquent Of men, He lee
tured number Of evenings in Adrian,
short time since, The Ezpositor speaks Of
him and his lectures in the most glowing
| terms. Oar citizens will miss rare treat if
they fail to attend these lectures. feb13:l3S
METH WARD PsEPAHED TO PAY BoUz-
rIEs.-At 3 meeting held az the Engine
House on Thursday evening the Committes
appointed to raise funds, reported 90 large
an amount pledged that It was deemed ad-
viss5Is to appoiat treasurer and recruit
ing committee, TO proceed 2t oEoo with the
work of filing the quota Of the Ward
whsreupon A, I. YanfasseI was appointed
Treasurer, and Captain Harris John MeMs-
hon, ". c. Storsr and G. Cooley, Recruiting
Committee. Those who have subscribed
money for this object are requested to mako
immediate payment to Mr.. VanTassel, at his
store on Detroit street. Persons who wish
to enlist and aYsil themselves Of a ward |
bounty are referred to him or any member Of |
the Recruiting Oompittes. We are prepared |
to pay bounties as fast az recruits can 30 OBJ |
tanned. We are also prepared to guarantee |
70 every enrolled man Of the Ninth Ward, |
who will psy ten dollars, exemption from |
draft. We hope this appeal will not be IN /
vain we trust every man liable to draft will /
respond Withou. delay, and avail himself es !
this golden opportunity. Thors will be |
meetings held az the Engine House on Tues |
day, Thursday and Saturday evenings of /
each week, at seven o'clock, antil the work /
Of clearing the ward from draft is accom- |
plished. The time is short-on the first Of /
March the curtain drops. feb1S:1Ss
HEADQa's DETACHMENT I2srH o. VII
CAMP CLEVELAND, Feb. II, 1864.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. q.
All men on furlOugh from this detachment
will report in camp Immediately, preparatory
to moving. The sick and convalsscent will
report in person to the Assistant Surgeon Of
the Regiment at the hospital. By order Of
). R. SANFORD,
Capt. 90. +, CONG Detachment.
CHARLES n. STEVENS,
Acting Adjutsnt. fsbI2:ISs
1
TIE stock Of cloths, eassimerss, vestinEs
store fixtures &e., belonging to the estate Of
the late c. f. KIegan, msrohant-tsilor will
be cold at auction, by o. Cutter & Son On
Tuesday February l6th, at Ne, lis Seneca
Street.
Sale commsnsss ct 10 O'clock A. n.
Two good secondhand Planes for sale at
bargain, at Sanford & Co.'S, l64 Superior
'tfsst, up stairs. febl2.13s
Fec Coughs, Colds, and TOothschs, use
'oFseF's Ours OF Pain. We have tried it l
and found It an excellent and :
slissls antidots in Ell ass.-9Fazs5aID Dem e
sTat. \
Sold by All druggists. Price 25s.s.
". L. PORES, Prepriosor,
nov2:RI Cleveland, Ohio. =
DE=sgzzr-Dr. B. ?. Rohinsos, OHBcs &
Q Tood street. Al kinds Of surxiesi aud g
5aehaafsaT Ga14sssrv dnua - ~ E,-R I G.