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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

GovERSNESr CoETRAcFs.-At the let
ting of contracts for Government subsistence
stores, last week, by Captain Murphy, United
States cOmuissary, contracts were awarded
as follows:
o.w. Hotchkiss, 20 bsis. No. salt bsef,
at 50 90.
Rose { Prsntiss, 1870 bbls. No. mess PORK,
- joSn To AIplu, 500 b6ls. No. Xxx aOur, st
50 so.
"a 5OH per loo pounds.
George spragus, 5000 lbs. salt, at 81 No per
100 lb. 5000 lbs. rice, at 70 per ID l'VV'
los. star candles, at 2ec Pc: ID.
Smith & Curtiss, 5000 lbs, roasted coffee,
at 42c.
Edwards, Townsend & Co., 1900 lbs.
brown sugar, at 13 rs; 3 200 lbs. soap, stso
500 gals molassss, at 555.
" A. Stephens, 200 lbs. pepper, (srOund.
| at 80,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

TaE eolorsd citizens met at Metropolitan
Hall on Tuesday evening, February 9th. J.
Malvern was appointed President, g. Worth
ington, Vice President, and ]. q. Weaver,
Secretary.
On notion Of Mr.. Liilsy committee Of i've
was appointed to draft business for the meet
ing. COumittee-F. H. Morris, LiIIey,
Stanley, williams and Sampson.
While the committee was out J. A. Davis
made some rensrks, after which the commit
tee made the following report, which was re-
osivsd snd adopted.
oa motion of Mr.. Stanley the proceedings
Of this meeting we're ordered to bePublished
in the Cleveland LEADER and the oolOrsd
Oitissn Of Cincinnati.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

METH WARD NoTIcE.-Tbers 'sill be an
other meeting Of the citizens of the Ninth
Ward at the Engins House, on Thursday
evening, February llth, to hear the report Of
the COMMITTEES appointed 10 raise f1nds to
clear the Ward from Draft The burden and
labor Of this enterprise has thus fsr fallen
upon a few patriotic men. It is hoped that
the enrolled men of tho Ward will manifest q
greater interest in this matter, and be pres
ent at the meeting. Every man who will
nav ten dollars for this object will undoubt-
siiy be cleared from the Draft. Turn out.
febll:lt
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mORNING. FEB. Ii, 1854.
TRAYELLKR,s RKGIsTKR,
Kw ADVKRFIsKnEKNTs.

c.. a. Bead CO-Clsvslazd and Columbus stOcl
Wanted.
Geo. A. Tlsds'e-Insursnce sts'snsat.
I. P. sherwooi-s;ripei Cashmere.
BIT. Iy n-Timothy SEED.
Captain Krsus-.sth Regimsnt-Nen wsstsi.
P. .shsrwooi-AlEa,Is.
B. I. Lyon-Choics Lard
EOnkle's Rattery-Men Wanted.
I. P. sherwoos-L aiies' q sSs.
R. 2. Lyon-suudries.
Q. 4. Esr.shorn-M;. UnI0n Coll, &c.
Bsnions-Sewing aEso ins Gil.
2 7. Lyon-Wa,er lime.
". O Ecofald o-Ergi1s for Sale.
Library Assooistion-EXtrI lecture.
Frame House for Sale.
Tsntd-Female Photograph
@. " CToEsil ACo-Psrtition Sor Sale.
Ninth WVTd-Losal Ectice.
Decorating Comml tss-L Local Eotce
F-egs Wanted sHitary Fair-Local Fodoe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

A PPL ES.-IN STORE AND FOR
~ sale, One Hundred barrels PICKED WlRtsT
Apples AZ FLEHIH hEY'St
isnls Iss 0ntaTio-et.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

70 which every discharged soldier vas dis-
snlsdi in the ssrTiOe, Is entitled Also, Pensions
ioT sOld.ers' widows, children, mothers OF or
Than sisters, as they are seTsEsliy entitled IN
AaT the law, Also,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

HERALD OF TRUTE--Tbis monthly peri
odical, published in this city BY Elder VIZ.
Horner, has an sxtsn sive general circuls-
ton in this State. Tho Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser speaks as follows Of Its merits;
"We have reesived the January number
Of this sterling religious monthly magazine
ard note with pleasure the improved sxesl-
Ieuss Of its pages. The Herald Is fast
tskiug rank as one OF the most valuable saa
entertaiuinz religious periodicals Of the day,
and deserves the liberal support OF our
Christian people. 1t should 6s lound AZ ev-
ery 6rsgide, especially Thsre there are youth.
Tthss an able CORDS Of editors snd eoEreS-
Dondsnts. snd We are assured that several
new and desirable festures will be added
during the current year, and thai much eT-
ira FsIusbIs matter will be given in the vol
ums for 1884,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FLAGS WANTED.-All persons having
Hags Who are willing to loan them for deco
rating the building of the Sanitary Fair, are
rsouegted to send them to &. ". QroHeH /
Co., 2II Superior street. A large number
will be wanted, and the Committee would
earnestly urge those in the country who b ave
AsRs TO send them in at once. They will be
brought by express and returned fts.e Of
charge, and will receive proper care while in
use.
They should all be plainly marked with
the owners name and address, and ia such d
manner as not to be erased, obiitefsted OF
Temovsd. N. A. HkJENA,
fsbII:lw Secretary Decorating Com.
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FoUE7EEHrH BATTERY BALL "A grand
ball in honor of the 14th Ohio Battery VINO
have re-enIistsd as veterans aid are now en-
joyiag brisf fsslough, will be given at tns
Parmsley House. Painssville, on Thursday
evening, February 18th. Those wno Eno"
the town, the boys Of the Battery, the girls
of PAinesviile, the houss and the host, VIII
pronounce them all IL Arst class" A splendid
time wiiI be had. and dOubtlass many clsge-
landsrs will ba present.
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DEATH OF Rev. CALEB PITKIS.-~The
venerable and we'll known Caleb PitkinI OF
Hudson, Samuit County, died at his rsN-
dsnce N that piees On Friday last, and wss
buried OF Saturday last. He was 50 years
Of aga. He was one Of the pioneers Ia tie
ministry on ths Western Reserve; was one
Of the founders CT Western Reserve College,
was one Of its arst Trustees, aad held that
position TO The dsy ef his death, period ei
over thirty years.
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Ho, FOB The l05rEI-Lieut. Cummings, OF
the 1O5th Ohio, has opened recruiting Office
in this city for that regiment, at 124 Superb
or Street. This regiment was raised mainly
in Lake, Gsaugs aud AshtshbuIs counties,
and has in 1t the best stuff of the Reserve,
as its honorable record in the campaigns Of
Kentucky and Tennessee most amply proves.
ANY one desiring to enlist 10 an excellent
regiment, and with an able, experienced,
and trustworthy officer, eaa do SO BY calling
on Lieut.. Cummings. He will pay the usual
bountiss of sSO2 to raw recruits and S4O2 to
Veterans.
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MovED.-Ths johnson Street Station
House is e tLlng Of the Past-fOr which
heaven be praissdi Tie Marshal and Po-
lice force effected " change Of base yes
tssday, and moved books, papers, ssfsl and
prisoners into ths new City Prison on Cham
plsin Street. Thsss IL charge prOfess them
selves delighted with the change, which is
certainly greatly for the better. The new
quarters are in splendid trim-TOOny, con
yenient, comfortable, and neat.
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DEDICATION OF THE DISCIPLE CHuacH IN
EUCLID The elegant church sdifce erected
during the past year by the iberality ana
enterprise Of the Euclid Church will be dedi-
Gated uext sundsy. The occasion will be
one of great interest to the friends OF tho
Rev. A. 8. Hayden, the present excellent
pastor of the Disciple Church of Euclid. TA'
friends thrOugbout CuyaHogs County are cor
daily invited to attend. The occasion VIII
be one Of great interest.
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PEAsoNA' Brig. Gen. G. A. Custer
ane VILE we're in town yesterday, and were
the q .ests of c. ". Noble, Esq GenefAi
Gus .sr is attached to Kfpatrick's division
Cavalry OF PlsasantOn's eOrP', in the Afm'
| Of the Potomac. He has recently esen mar
ried, and is now making his wedding triP.-
He is accompanied By two Ofnoers Of hl'
staif-Capt. ]. Green, AdjuSant General
and Lieut.. James Chr;stiansy. Tbs Part'
viii leave this morning.
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LITERATY ExERcIsEs.-The "Delphio
and +" Hesperlsn Literary Societies united,
and gave public entertainment Friday eve
ming, the 5th instant. 1t consisted Of ora
tions, deeIamations, dialogues, essays, and
discussion. Instrumental music-at inter
vals-ty the Hesperian Band" did much
te enliYen the occasion. Very good order
was presersed, and sll passed of pleasantly.
Il was held in the " "Chspsl F." Of the Eolec-
tic" which vas crowded its utmost capacity.
-Rapenna Demoerat.
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S. H. wEAvRR, SEQ,


TuEsp6y EVENING, February 8, 1854.
WEEREAs, The present state Of our na-
tionsl affairs calls loudly for every person
men and vomen-to come forward to the
helm of the Government by contributing
;hsir aid in putting down the most wicked
rebellion that ever disgFsesd . country and
disturbed people; and whereas, the Color
ed PEOPLE Of this State have sprang to the
call Of The War Department and sent rsgi-
E.sas into the fsid, TO do battle against the
rebel hosts tbGt threaten cur borders; there
fore be It
Resolved, That the pFessnt is sn SpIpielous
occasion for the ColoTed People Of Chic, 90
examIre their political condition, sad en-
quirs into their political rights as citizens Of
the stats. -
RssolvsG, That the prohibition Of iAs col
ored people from the privileges Of the De-
nsyoisnt and other Institutions OF the State
ss the asyIums, aims houses, and the militia
rsgulst!ons-and the restrictions of theif
rights By tae proportion or absence Of white
blood IN their veins, are provisions, alike Ai
InsuItipg to the Intelligence oS their man
hood and voomanhood ss they ars ridiculous
and disFraeeful to the third great State Of
The Union, Ia this, the most enlightened
nsrioj Of tho progress OF civilization which
tba world has ever experienced.
Resolved, That the colorsd people through
ont The state, be solicited to corporate With
rs ia pstitiOnlng the present LsgiIlsture and
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WsUEDED.-In the recent rec pnnoissnce
of the army of General Meade, Lisutsnant
Colonel Sawyer, Of the sth Ohio. was wound
ed slightly in the arm. We hes Of 40 other
casualties in the Northern Ohio Regisde uts.
Colonel sawyer's homs is IN No tEaIk.
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PaIETER's eocIABLE.-A second print
sr's soeiable will be held en- Tuesday eve
ming next, February 10th. It's proceeds VIII
be devoted to the relief of an Invalid mem
ber Of the typographical UniOiIs We tTa''
1t Hiu 5e largely attended.
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BATTERY B, FIRST OHIO ARTILLERY re-
esivsd warm welcome in Ravenna, being
greeted at the depot by the citizens sn masss,
and escorted to the Town Hall, where a
speech of welcome was made by the Rev. ].
E. Wilson and responded to In bshsIs of the
boys by AIphOnsO Hart, Esq. They were
then given splendid supper at the Taylor
House and sent to their homes rejoicing.
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TEE eoneeoration Of the Chebra Ksdishs
synsgcsus on Bank street, over the Soldiers
Aid Saeiety's Rooms, with becoming cersno-
uies, will take place On Friday, February
Ifth, at three O'Clock P. 81 to which the
public are respectfully invited.
fsb14:l37 LII. CoHS, Secretary.
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Ar woEK.-The ladies Of EIyris have
formed society for the purpose of contribu-
ting to the Sanitary Fair. On which the
ElyriG Democrat very sensibly remarks that
the soldiers will like them all th better for it,
when they get home.
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RECRUITING OFTICEs.--Capt. Dru nmond
has an Office for the 9th United States Caval-
~ at No S3 Superior street
Lieut.. A. G. Jones b. : q recruiting Office
at the City Hotel, for the 9Th United States
Colored Troops.
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Mas. ELLEN BLscKDURH who arrived
here from Springfield, Massachusetts, about
a week ago, With tive children can ind her
husband, William Blackburn, By calling st
No. S4I St. Clair street, or at the Lake Shore
Woolen Manufsctory. febs:lS7
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AEerHER MAsoUEEADE.-Company f.
of the 2sih Regiment, proposes to give a
Grand Masquerade and Fsncy Dress Ban al
Chapin's Hall, on Thursday evening, March
81. It will be made one Of the finest par
ties Of the ssasea.
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DErARTURE or PEIsoEHRs.-FdlT hun
dred rebel prisoners from JOhnscnHs Island
left Sandusky on Tuesday, bound for For
trss5 Monroe. They vent ga the S. ii. 4 N.
Railroad.
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TIE Decorating Committee OF the sanl-
tary F. desire to express their thanks to iAe
oitizsns OF RockpOrt for fifteen loads Of nice
eysrgrsens SO generously donated and de-
IIysFed at the Sanitary Fair Buildings.
fehI2;It Z. N BOND, Chairman.
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COLLEGE MEETING AT MoUsT UHIoE.-
Pursuant to the call for q pu bio meeting,
very large attendance Of the citizens of Mt.
Union, Alliance and surrounding community,
assembled at Mt. Union, to consider some
natter vital to the prosperity Of Mt. Union
College. Colonel S. G. Porter, sf Cleveland,
tbs Architect of the New Colegr Edifce,
WAS chosen President, and L. 7. Park, Of Mt.
Union, Secretary.
After readieg the College Charter, short ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. D. L. DemP-
Sey, D. D., Of Washington, PennsyIvanis,
Rev. A. B. Way, Of Alliance and Rev. J. A.
Swsnsy, og Salem. and others, who noticed
the fact that Mt. Union College already pos
sesses excellent and extsnsiVe educational
/ facilities, snd srst-elass Teachers, and had
deep and firm Hold upon the confidence
and affections Of an extensive pstronizing
territory, and urged the Importance
| and prsctioabili.y Of pl scing Mount
Union College upon q financial and literary
basis, unsurpassed by the best endowed Col
1 leges Of the land. Rev. o. N. HartshoTn,
L. L. D President of the College, presented
| a PLAN for ornamenting the College Grounds
and furnishing the new frst-class College
| Edihcs, which will be fully completed for Oo-
eupanoy at the first Of next toTm, cOmneHe-
| ing on Tuesday, the sih Of next month, and
/ for securing to the CoHsse an additional en-
doHment Of 100000, which plan was, up
on motion, unanimously adopted, and the
trustees requested TO exBcuto it as soon as
practicable.
Subscription books were opelod, and a
cheering amount of money vas soon piedg-
ed, and q fnsnesal Committee sppointsd.-
series Of solutions BsTe unanimously
adopted, expressive Of the entire confidence
In the ability, integrity and and acoepta-
bitity Of the present Faculty and Board
Of Trustees, and rendering TO President
Hartsbora - ntimsnts Of their highest
| confidence and regard for him as man Of
| ability, rsauI ment and christian integrity
| and thanking him for his self-ssorifslng
| pe.seVering sld honest la6ors In successful
demonstrating the complicated interests
Of the Coiisge, and pledging the citizens not
, only 70 co operate fully and eheerfully with
: the Faeulty and Trustees in sustaining 6,
mildly yet firmly, in all their applications,
7 all the rules and regulations Of tho College
but also to give cordial support In ezecu-
| ting the plan for Ornsmentiug the grounds
| furnishing the now College building, (which
is unsurpassed by no College sdihcs in Ohio
, and will conveniently accommodate $50 stu
3 denss,) with heaters aud snitsble furniture
. | and for securing to the College an additiona
Endowment Fund Of oEe hundred thOusanc
, dollars.
!, On motion the meeting adjourned to NEE
: on the evening Of tho 18Th inst, to BE- sd
dressed by Rev. I. Y. Baird, D. D., anC
others. S. G. .PORTER, President
> L. T. PARK, Secretary.
9 Mt, Union; 0 February Q, 1864.
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ToREsT ENGIsE COMPANY No. l0.-This
evening Torrt NJ Engine Company No. 10,
give their grand ball for the rslisH of sold
isrs' fapsIios, at the Yest Side Aunory.-
Tura out everybody, and be there
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

BILLIARps.-The billiard match between
Frink and Coon, Mt McIlrath's, last night,
did not coma of, having bosu postponed IN
til Saturday evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

APPoIETzEET.-Gov. Andrew johnson
has appointed Ei. Cobb, of this city, ID
Lieutenant in the Second Tennessee Battery,
now organizing in Kuoxville.
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a.X. sFOCK mkRKKF-Feb' 10.
TaYTNLHqaAFH,I
FOR SALE.

DEsIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE Any one in want OF Homestead will
do well to examiae the promises, No. 5i5 kinsman-
meuts Of Gas, Wet Furnace, &C. Lot Ia Be-lO
feet front on XII sman aud OfangaSts $50 teet deep,
and abundanty supplied wi sill eiuds Of Fruit and
Shrubbesy. The residence Il In an old settled aEo
good neighboThcod aud will be sold AZ bargain:
Pm taTa-s sc Apply TO @ W.GAKDSER,
fgb9-R2 n and - MerWin-5t.
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YALEN1NRa.

VALENTINES YALENTIN Is
OF every style and price, from one cent to
tan dollars, for sale Wholesale and retail at
Bakers News Rooms, 25s Superior Street,
and Hoffnan's Block, near the Postofios.
ian 90
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All the Daily and Weekly Papers are now
received on time At Bakers, 269 Superior
street. JAMS.
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CITY NEWS

LEST-The season - r.t ..,..,.oi
4ssday.
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q 4psEN' y Sd oUr-Co. ], s5.h Regiment
:. V (CaptsiR Lisie,1 vas mustered ont
the service yesterday. Itnum6sEed sixty
sig men.
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YUeTRRsz K0FTIEE.

FLAGS AND BANNEIs.s
orders promptly Alled. Address
6,W. CROWELL &tro
sa2Sl8l 2iI superior-ss., 0levelsV /. Ohio.
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EICENEEB CLAIM OFFICES
CLEVEIAND, Ohio, W4sH1SaPess, S7d ssl,,, u a. a.
no. / LyulEn's Block NO. 9iS NELL d.
Hesr the Osu-t House,
We are authorised by Government 70 eolleet
sfGO BSHstY
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, Gnu
ersn. and rightfll holrs ofsll deceased soidieEs'
cleo
70 which every discharged soldier vas ols-
snlsdin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions |
Ior sOsd.srs' widows, children, mothers or or |
,,han sisters, as they are sevsTaliy entitled IN
aer the lsW. Also,
Back Pay
aus discharged soldiers or resigned oshoers'
promptly collected, or osshed. Also,
Prize Money.
McueT due enlisted three months men J
money due tssmsters, and every other class oi
clstms growing ont Of thus or any other war,
We also Pay special attention 10
PATENTS.
- Avoid Claim and Patent AssaEs -,
nre not Licensed
We publish az THE sOIDns's FsuzsD,'Ss n.ne-
much interest to soldiers and ehe5 bairs
sand us your name and camp, nd v, win send
AcOPy free, OF two eoPle-, one q .oh month,
f0T IS ee1t'
..ply to Us II person or by le'te'-, With stamp,
ID your BUSINESS shsl have Prsn pt attention.
- low, snd no charge until Rter We have &C.
-o-,rljshed vhst We undertake.
septic 80. .. D. shOOA-
CEEvEI.AND WOOLsEN MILLS.
A. g. <. q PoPEs
=.
Eil kinda CT
wGO OLEN GOO OBS,
Consisting Of Plan Fancy
oAS5IMEREs,
DoE5EIESI
5LTTINElsl
UNIONS,
FLANNElBt
BLsNKETS,
ETC, ETC
A GOOD s.Ook constantly 90 hand, AdsPi-d t
shs Western Market, -. 4. -,
M Msn 1tactured Goods.
Office and Salesroorls,
no Is WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, G
au=-R2
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SUB COMMITTEES OF THE REEREEHNEsT oOWWIT-
TIE.
There will be meeting on the Committee
en- Receiving refreshments at Court Room No.
2, on Thursday at ~ c'olook p. n. A full
attendance is particularly requested.
The following named ladies compose that
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rRRRuAEY nIaGAZTNFs

Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for February, for sale at Bakers,
25s Superior Street. JANIS
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Rose q Prestlss' PrvvlslOH Ilz-EAs "a

Rose - Presttss' Pruvlsl0R Elz-EAs Rs.
part
The following ETs the rates charged By ths1 al
9nlns-SugaR cured DTerliam HsIsi , %. ...-LS2se
ShquiderH5 Sugar-curad y n.-..........--
HacOu-Ur Smoked Sides = NC
ElardPTimi3 lesf, ksttis-Tsnded in bbs 4 B..l3;4c
Z" Prime leaf, Eettls rendered in kegs s b-.l53se
P5rk-Ho. mesB p ts9eg
" AX1Ea cleGsr y
- No extra charge made for packages or cartage
10 rEiiroad EepOts boats All articles arTant-
"a Erictly riIpo aud equal 20 thing in tle state
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar cured HaIns ano
kettls-renders Lard took the rst PreT inm q the
Inse Ohio Stat FsiT BOSE & PRHNTIS5,
Sos I42, IA and LAG ontario-st.s Cleveland
fUiyNRss
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FINANCIAL.

n.Y. HONEY mAKKRE-Fsb 10.
icy TKIEaRAPH.i
mOEey-AATiRst sas or With fair demand At ?
sterling Ezohanse-MArket quiet. Bales at
GsId-L0usr. Opened at SOY, declined to ssH,
and closed dual S9jznen59S-
The steamer hustralasiOn fer liverpool to-AaJI
carried out So 9lZ specie
demand.
United States Sixez Of 1881, coupons ... .--..lOl1
United Ststas Skies Of 1851, registered G3
seven Thirty Treasury
One year IeTIlncatee
State Stocks
Tennessee S5Lxe5...-.- ~
Missouri HEes....-....-. os1
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aTURpKR NKAR ,yARRRN.
Two HuHdred Dollars Reward offered
- fOrthe Arrest Of the murderer.

Two HuBdred DOlIHrs Reward offered
- fOrthe Arrest Of the murderer.
A special dispatch to the LEADEE, from E.
n. Ensign, Prosecuting Attorney of Trum-
bull county, dated at Warren, February 10th,
informs US that 3 man by the name of Will
liam Smith, Of AustintOwu, MAhOning
county, was shot on the 9th inst, by John
Masters. We have no further particulars Of
the ARRAY.
A reward of two hundred dollars is offered
for the apPrshohSiOn::of Masters,-who is de-
SCribed as about twenty years old, and FIVE
feet high, with light hair and beard. He is
an Englishmsn by birth, but haS been in
this country seven years. he is a coal dig
ger. Oar police will be on the look out for
the dss erado.
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E Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
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sFhroat- Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
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siVen tomany formidable cases cured in this el.y
SfeT other physicians had failed. See adVertise-
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