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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-21

FOREIGN News. There is but little addi
lional news from Denmark. A Copenhagen
dispatch dated on The night Of the 9Th says
that tie Austlians have arrived before Dup
pe, and that an attack On that place IS short.
~ expected Also, that those districts Of
Schlesvig not occup pied by the Austro Pr1ss:a'a
troops have elected members to the Danish
Rgsral. In Copenhagen, al the canal'laies
favorable to the energetic prosecution Of the
war were elected
WARSAW, March An Imperial 1nanifts-
to announcing the einancIpat ion OF she peasants
was solemn|y proclaimed to day,
PARIS March 5-rhrae Prusslan warshins
at Brest have received orders to proceed 70 the
North.
A large meeting was held in the room Of the
Women Loyal League, in Cooper institute,
New York, last Friday night, to form Ere
mont can paign club. Speeches were made,
severely censurng the political and military
policy Of Mr. Lincoln, and Mr.. Gree deliver
Cd an elaborate argument in favor Of the one
term prncipled, and deprecated the contest
between the radical and conservative wings u
the Republican party. 4 platform OF the
most radical character was adopted.
The statement that the Government had
seized or threatened to seize certain locomotive
shops at the North is rnfounded. 1t is stated
the locomotive manufacturers have re>ponled
cheer{ully to the reque:t Of the authorities for
large supply Of these articles.
A strike in the Cumberland Coal mines has
been suppressed by military interference. -
Twenty five of the disadected ulen were sent to
Fort Delaware.
Lieutenant General Grant passed through
Louisville on Saturday night en- route for Wash
ington.
A large number Of Confederate prisoners from
Point L ,ol out left Fortress Monroe on Friday
for City Point to be exchanged
The United States Revenue cutter Mlaml
left Halifax on Saturday for Portland with the
Chesapeake.
The Ninth Army Corps, Major Gen Burn
side, has been ordered to rendezvous st Annap-
oils, Md.
Representative Kellog, of Illinois, is to be
Governor of the new Territory Of Montana.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

That ITEK.-The Columbus Journal
explains that the item, for stealing which
from their columns they lectursd tho States
man 80 graveIy, and which, as we stated, had
appeared in our columns previous to its pub-
licltion 10 the Journal, "Rss handed in to II
in writing by another party" and therefore
"insists that lit belongs to II, and nobody else -
Not SO fast, dear Journal. It makes not the
slightss. difference whether the item
was copied by the editor Of the
Journal or by "snOther party. The mate
rial facts are these,-that on Saturday, Feb j.,
ruary 9th, the item in question appeared in
the LEADzs, and on Monday, February sth,
the same article, ,Uerbatim ct literatiu, appeared
in the Journal. The question of proprietor
ship and of copying We leave to the decision
of the public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

New UNION DEPOT AT ERIE.-We learn
from the best of authority that a new Union
Depot at Erie has been planned and put un-
der contract, under the supervision Of the
Buffalo and Erie, Pittsburgh and Erie, Cleve-
laudand Erie aud Philadelphis and Erie
roads, aII of which it will accommodate. It
will be building worthy of the rank of Erie
as a growing city, and of the business done
by the roads which center in it. The build
ing is to be completed by the fourth of July
next, at which time delegation of Philadel-
phisns will make an excursion over the Phil
adeiphia and Erie road to celebrate the COM
plstion of that road and the erection of new
depot.
By the way this great road, the PhiladOl-
Phia and Erie,-is nov nearing completion,
hiving been constructed to within distance
Of about twenty miles from Erie. It's com
pletiOn to the latter point will make q very
imp portant era in railroad matters, and will
give an impetus to business that will be felt
throughout the West, and especially in this
city. It viii lay open to our commerce the
anthracite coal fields and extensive lumber
regions of Central Pennsylvauis, and will
connect US with Philadelphia by a new and
direct route.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
Canada Money,
LOCAL NOTICES,

FIFTH WARD-RELlEF FROM THE DRAFT =
All persons in this Ward, liable to the draft,
and who wish to be relieved from it, who
have paid money, and all who have not yet
done SO; and all not liable to the draft, but
who value the fair fame of the Ward, and
are disposed to contribute towards the res
cuing it from SO painful an operation, are re-
quested to meet at the Mission Church, on
St Clair street, near Marshall street, on
Thursday evening next, the 18th inst, at
N o'clock. Reports from the collecting
and receiving Committees, and also from the
Treasurer of the Bounty Fund, will be made.
Come one, come all the time for work is
short delays are dangerous let every man
put his shoulder to the wheel and success is
certain. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
February 18th, 1864. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
CHICAGO n1ARKET-Feb. 10

Especial to the Cleveland LEADEB.l
Receipts-Hogs, 1880 dressed and O1I live
Live HOgs-MaIket IOc higher. Sales at IS, ,259
7,4O gross chiefly at 7,OO673o
Dressed Hogs Firm at s,OO95,5O.
Beet CattIe-Market Toto l5c higher. 5sles ut
t5 25&6,OO gross
Prov VIsiOns-BuOyant.
Mess pork active at SIS 2592O,OO. Prime mess
wanted at I7.25.
Sales bulk shoulders at 7%c for loose; Cumberland
mldd.es at lOc boxedi long cut hams at l24o boxed,
Sales Lard at I24@l2'ko for prime; lIS for No. !
lard.
Whislfy-5 to DC higher. SsFafes at s2Ss8l, cos
ing firm at sis
Whaaf-Markat nniAt,at 81. .l-G9I. r=4 for NJ Il
and at 8l,II16@l,lIK for No 2.
Corn-Old dull at ssc; new. more sCtive at sOG
s2xc.
Oats-Unehanged. Sales No l at siN@5sc.
Rye-8l,G2sIO3.
BHrIey-Firm at s., ,I68l,ls for No. ?.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

FOURTH WARD EERoLLED MEN ATTEE-
TIoE.-At meeting held last evening at the
Engine House, an association was formed By
the citizens there assembled under the name
of the "MutuaI Draft Association of the
Fourth Ward"
A constitution was adopted and officers
elected as follows G Bradburn, President
Ezra Thomas, Vice President; G. f. Her.
rick, Treasurer; II. NJ. Hall, Secretary.
Executive Committee-A. 7. Biinsmade,
NJ. B. Clark, S. J. Miller, c. L. Smithwright,
G. E. Hensch, and A NJ. Hall.
The object of the Association is to raise
fuad of six thousand dollars by a member
ship fee of ten dollars, to procure recruits to
fill the ward quota on the two hundred
thousand more called for by the President.
If the eight hundred men of the ward will
come cheerfully up to the work, and pay this
moderate assessment, the necessary amount
will be raised without any difficulty, and the
volunteers procured for the ward this week !;
but if interest enough in the subject is not
manifested, aud the sum in question is not
raised--thsn by the articles of the association,
the money that is subscribed will be paid
pro-rata to the members of the association
drafted, thus forming a mutual Insurance
Company, which members alone will have the
benefit Of.
It is to be hoped that there is patriotism
and good fellowship enough in this, the lar
gest and most prosperous Union Ward of the
city, the home, also, of Brough and Spalding,
to ensure the immediete subscription of the
small amount necessary to save US from the
humiliation and unequal burdens of draft.
The necessity Of instant attention to this
matter, is seen in the fact that all govnrn-
ment bounties cease in about ten days, after
which, there will be no more volunteering.
The meeting was adjourned to this Thurs
day evening at 7 q o'clock, at the same place.
The members of the executive committee
will be there to receive funds. Come one,
come all, and take share.
II. NJ. HALL, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
ReIOM Cost.


A grand opportunity A splendid
chance Hoops for the upper ten Hoops
for the lower million at las Superior street,
American Buildings.
Hoops lend grace, where other arts all fail,
Attract, entrance, and captivs'e the male.
The undersigned beg leave to notify their
patrons and the public generally, that in
consequence Of theexpiration of their lease
on the 18th of March, 1864, they are com
PEELED to dispose of their large, well assorted
and magnificent stock of Hoop Skirts,
French COrsets, Skirt Supporters, Breast
Pads, and other kinds of ladies fxings.
They must be sold at any sacrifice.
The attention of Wholesale and Retail
dealers is especially invited.
The articles are manufactured of the very
best materials, and in the latest and most
fashionable styles.
Ladies', come and examine the goods We
will give you an unexsmpled bsrgain-even
far below cost. Very respectfully,
A. KLEIN & Co.
Manufacturers of Hoop Skirts, 14S Superior
street. feb13;139
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
Ezvs YORK nlARKKT-FeB. II.


OOttOn-MarEet heavy and about 10 lower. Salee
at S016d5Ik for middling uplRnds.
Ei0ur-Shade eBsier with better demand.
Sales S6 1906 IS for state inside price Tor nfe
rior; s7,2ln7 45 for extra round hOoped Ohio
S7,5OG9, 50 for trade brands. Blessing heavy.
WhIsEy-Market frmer aud more doing. Sales
part last evening at SSn92c for state and western
closing heavy at Gle for Western.
SVheat-Shade lower.
Sales at Sl56nI 59 for Chicago Spring; 81, ,5Tl, 81
for Milwaukee Clue.
COrn-Unsettled. Sales Shipping Mixed Western
In store at sl,216l, rs chiefly at I,25.
Oafs-Shade frmer. Sales at glRCG93 for West
ern.
NVOOl-Fim.
PeTroleum-Yery firm. Sales at 4s3z'fOr refined
in bond.
POrk-MRrket dull and heavy
Sales at ~, ,7522,OU for mess 90 5O6i 90 for old
mess $685. 23,75 to- new do sl6,259 1880 for OLD
and new prime; 81 ,2592l 80 for prime Iuess. Also
500 bbls mess buyers option, for March, 22,50,
Reef-Quet and firm.
Sales at S6.GOS7,OO for country mess 4lg@5,OO foI
country prime: 10 0Ol1li,00 Tor repGcked mess and
tlj,O0t1i6,tO for extra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-Qui9t and unchanged
Beef Hams-Quiet,
Cut NenIH-Firner. Sales at 9GlCc for stOu Id.
ers and l2aDl36 for hams
bacon Stdes-Firm but quiet.
Sa es at llA for Western Gum mberl sud cut; llAGls
for do short ribbed; l3c tor do short clear
Dressed AOEs-Firm sales at 95kGl054c fol
Western.
i.ard-Firm. Sales at Is14@I4c..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

The ORIGIN OF THE SUNDAY NIGHT FIRE.
We stated day or two since that the fire
on Seneca street on Sunday evening last, was
supposed to have originated in WiesmAn's
carpenter shop. We have since learned from
Mr.. Wiesmsn that there has never been a
stove or fire of any sort in the room, and that
smoking is not allowed there. Mr.. Wies-
man says there was no fire in the building af-
ter Saturday night, except the one in the
waiting room of the West Side Railroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
so0'y. Of Board of Health, & City Physioian

WHEELER AND WIsoE-Ws are inform
ed that MessFs. West & comIey have bought
out Mr.. Strong, formerly Agent here for
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, and
propose to greatly extend the facilities for
doing business. They are located at present
at the old stand, No. 2O5 Superior street.
The Dayton Journal speaks thus Of thom:
We learn that A. II. West, Esq., for sew
ersl years the genial, energetic, prompt and
liberal General Agent of Wheeler 4 Wilson's
Sewing Machines in his section of the State,
has removed to Cleveland, where he has a
more extensive feld for operations-thew whole
Northern portion of the State, We believe
Mr.. West has literally stocked this valley
with Sewing Msohines-hss proved a real
benefsctor to the female pOpulation-and he
has, by his fair dealing and public spirit,
made wide circle Of friends. There is a
very general regret at his departure from
among us but no real friends here will blame
him for bettering his situation. And then
he is but extending his facilities for doing
good. We, who know Mr.. West, can cordially
recommend him to the good people of the
Forest City, and the Inhabitants Of the great
Northwest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

alton, have in response to the numerous re-
quests of some Of our citizens, at last sue
cseded in engaging Professor Richards to
deliver his celebrated lecture on Tom Hood,
at Brainard's Hall tonight. The Professor
is man Of eminent scientific sttainments,
and is also a poet in feeling, and all lovers
Of Tom Hood should not fail to go and hear
him t1-night. Secured seats can be obtained
at Brainard's up to O'Clock this evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
PIANOS.
K KNABE's PIANOS.

From the celebrated manGf@story OF WIN. KNABH
3 CO., Baltimore These Planes have the fall Iron
ments and for volume and eyenneas tone easy Nnd
agreeable action durability sld hnah, are sulerioI
Piano should fail to these instruments bsfor
purchasing elsewhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court of Common Pleus--wednesda

CIVIL BRANCH-BEFORE JUDGE BoLFON.-
In the case of WOrden vs Barrett, a juror
was withdrawn and the case continued.
In the case of Crapser vs Ball, ct. al, was
on trial to the Court yesterday, but no dscis-
ion was rendered.
The case of the Ohio Chair Company Us.
Bfainard, was also on trial to the Court an d
was not decided.
The case of Adams and Garfield vs. William
Watson, ct al, was dismissed without pref
udioe, at plaintiffs costs.
CIVIL BRAEcH--BEFoRE JUDGE FooTE. The
case of S. G. Baldwin Us. Jared E. Ingersol
was on trial to the jury yesterday, N. G.
Castle appearing for the plaiutiff and C. W.
Palmer for the defendant. The action was
brought to recover payment for ten books,
valued at S6 50, which plaintiff claimed to
have sold defendant. Defendant set up a
counter claim for services to the amount of
$25. The jury found verdict for plaintiff,
of Sc so, with interest from the time of the
commencement of the suit November, 1868
This important case excited much interest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

Held TO BAIL.-The Toledo Commercial
Of Saturday morning, says:
"The Postmaster at Hull Prairie, who was
arrested few days since for mail robbery,
appeared before United States Commissioner
Osborn, on the 1lth inst. Examination was
waived, Mr.. Ewing giving bail in the sum
of 81, 900 for his appearance at the next term
of the United States Circuit Court"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. is. 1854.
FRAvKLLKR,s RKGIsTER.
NkW ADVKRFIs;RnIENTs.

O. A. Read Oo-CleveIADd and Columbus Stock
Wanted.
Crittend n-Wa.ches.
Il. u. Kendall Oo-siIks, &c.
HerdmGn-Steam Communication.
8 Hyu uan-Salesmsn Wanted.
Wanted to Rent-A Small q. uss.
Waniei-Board.
Wanted-A Few More Poarders.
A. Morehouse & on, Fremont, Ohio, Mess Pork,
Donat on Visit-socal Notice.
Fourth Ward-Loeal KntisA-
Fifth Ward-Local Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

POLICE Court. - Intoxication.- Mary
Smith, House of Correction 20 days. John
Hawkins, Joseph SkatrO, each 81 and costs
Robert Little SO and costs.
Disturbance.-John Roark, Michael Col
Inns, each So and costs; William Kidd, VIM.
johnson, discharged; Chss. Williams, mol
led
Shooting with intent to kill. - Cane, the
soldier of the 10th, who fred into Bachus'
saloon on River street, day or two since,
was discharged from trial on this count yes-
terday morning,
Manning Ellsworth, who bit the
negro SO horribly in fight on Union Lane
last Saturday, was bound over for trial at
the Court of Common Pleas, in the sum of
$500, and in default of bail was commit
ted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

vs. BEN GOO O Ds.
Consisting Of PiaiA Fancy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

GENERAL GARFIELD WILL CONE I'VE
are happy to announce that General Garfield
has accepted the invitation of the Sanitary
Fair Committee, and will deliver the address
on tho 22d, at the opening of the Sanitary
Fair This will be the first tims that this
distinguished orator, soldier and statesman,
whom Cuyahoga county is proud to claim as
one of her native sons, has ever addressed
public audience in Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

FRED. DoUGLf. .ss.-A letter has been re-
oeiVed from mis- gentleman, announcing
'nA' ne VIII positively be here to fulfill his
engage.nsnts to lecture on Friday and Sat-
uF' ~ evenings, on the emission of the
Var" before the Freedman's Aid Society, at
Brainard's HaIl. Do not fail to hear him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
CONNIE h CIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, February II, 1854.
FIsur-Market steady at 6 2596,75 for red wheat
brands and q, ,2ss7 IS for white 60.
Wheat-Dull with slles l car red on track at
I,sS; and car at I,ss. The demand ia confined
chiefly to city millers who are buying sparingly.
Corn-sales cars on track at sl,o2
Oats-Firm at 80.
Barley-Sales car on track at sI,23,
HIEhwInes-Held higher and firm at 9OO without
sales Of consequence.
Butter-Continues scarce and firm at 2sGsoc for
good Western Reserve.
Cheese-steady at 1S9ls5zo.
seeds-Olover is steady at $40 an dTlmothy at
$3.50.
Dried Penehes-salos peeled at 2sO and unpeeled
at I55zo.
saIt-sellIng at $500 for ane and Ss,O5 for
coarse.
Carbon OH-steady at Sas55O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

ALI. BURNETT CoMNG.-We are glad to
hear that this favored son of Momus will
give one of his evenings of fun at the Sani-
tsry Building on Monday evening, Feb. 28th,
for the benefit of the Sanitary Fair. Mr.Stev-
en5on, Alfs gsntlemanly agent wss in town
yesterday, making the preliminary arrange
ments. We congratulate the citizens of
Cleveland on Alf's intended visit here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

PROMOTIONS AND REsIGEATIoSs IN NORTH
ERN OHIO REGIMEETs.-Lieut. W. E. Pedrick,
I'd Ohio Cavalry, promoted to Captain; Lieut..
Horace Walsh, l25th Ohio infantry, resigned;
Lieut.. Elijah WetmOre, 9th Ohio infantry,
resigned; Lieut.. Marshall s. Rost, IO3d Ohio
infantry, resigned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18
c. G. BRUCE.
I.ICFNsRn CLAIFI OFFICEs

LICENSED CLAIEI OFFICES
OLEvEIAED, Ohio, WAsHINsyoS, d "
No. 1 Lyman's Block, no e45 hlntn 81
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Governmental to collect
sIO0 Bounty
due discharged soldiersi also, the WIDOW chill
dren, and rightful heirs ofaIl deceased soldiers;
also
pensgonss
to which every discharged soldier was DIS
sbledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, ss they are seVerslly entitled IN
der the lsW. Also,
due discharged soldiers CT resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize EIsnsy.
Money due enlisted three months men; /;
money due tesmsters, aud every other class OF
clsims growing out Of thus or any other wsr.
We also pay special attention TO
PATENTS.
- Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
are not Licensed.
We publish "THE soLDIEs's FBUSD," paper
o much interest to soldiers snd their heirs.
Send us ycur name and stamp, and we viii send
aoopy free, or twelve copies, one each month,
for s5 cents.
Apply 10 US IN person or by letter. with stamp
and your business shaI have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
romplished what We undertake. -
septic o. g. BRUCE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

NoTICE.-The associate Presby terian
Congregation will hold their annual Donation
visit, on this Thursday evening, at the
Church on Erie street. All who are friendly,
are cordially invited TO attend. febl8-138
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

EXAMINATION OF RECRUIrs.-Up to noon
yesterday, Surgeon Beardsles had examined
l, ,S55 new recruits.