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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

EEeL1sH 0PKRA.-THH ROSE OF CASTILE.-
Among the best of English operas, Balfe's
Rose of CASTLE is prominently beautiful.
Its very name is suggestiTS Of romance
and poetry its plot excites the most live
ly interest by the continued and symmetri-
cal evolution of the incident; and its mu-
sic, ct times.sparklingly brilliant, ct others
enhancing, at others snimating and stir
ring, holds the listener sntranoed from the
opening chorus to the beautiful closing
duet, It was exclleAtly rendered last eve
ming. Miss Stockton IS ElVira, Queen oi
Leon, carried the audience by storm, NOT
50 much, however, by her singing, GS BY
her personal beauty and her charm of act
ing, which was exquisite. She hsd TO
struggle with the hoarsenesI which has
heuntsd her on every appearance here,
bat in spite Of this she won decided tri-
uhph.
Mr.. Castle gained brilliant success As
Manuel. His golden tenor was unriysl-
led and his splendid singing, especially in
the ballads "'Twas Rank and Fame that
Tempted Thee, !" and "When the King Of
CASTLE Pledged His Word" received en-
thusiastic applause.
Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. White also sue
ssodsd admirably, and were loudly eHcOrsd
in the 6ufo song in the second act. The
chorus and orchestra were in excellent
training.
'MsritanA" will be presented with Mr..
seguin IS Charles II Mrs.. C. Camp
bell as Don Jose; Mr.. Castle as Don Caesar
De Buzan; and Miss. Stockton as Msritans.
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Aeesdent q 1anmadr.,

AKROE, Feb. 10th, 1885.
IN, TOES LziDKR:-A sad accident occur-
Al on The afternoon Of Sunday last At tbo
cro,sin Ofths Middisbury road and the AZ.
lautic,& Great Western railroad, half mils
sOuth-w, st Of Tallmadgs Centre. Engine
$50" had been up to Tsllmsdgs Station to
water, and was going with considerable
speed on h, " return, when at the crossing
named she struck, with full forcs, two
horse wagon containing six persons, Mr.,
and Mrs. Bellows, Charles Rhodes and a
Mr. ROwley, Miss Katie Hinman and anOth-
ar Young lady whose name do not recall.
None Of the men received any moro serious
injuries than various bruises and some se-
| we're cuts about the head and face. Mr..
Rovley was in the accident st Hudson
last December, aud received rather rop,yh
trestment at that time, but was more
lucky in this instance. One Of the women
was thrown ont of the wagon By the first
shock Of the cOncusaion, a. were all the
men, and was but little hurt. Mrs. Bel
lows was caught up upon the engine and
carried-in almost perfect safety-a dis
tance Of fifteen rods, until the engine stop
ped, Miss Hinmsn was caught in some
way, by the machinery on the right side Of
the locomotive. and dragged with tremsr
dous violence along the track for fifty fsst
and then flung into the ditch. Der left
foot was cnt of, apparently, byI the first
stroke of the collision, and siterwards the
dragging to which she wes subjected, lao
Grated and mangled her left leg most fear
fully.
The engine was at once dispatched to
Akron for Df. Ashman. Before his arrival
Miss H., a. we'll as Mrs. Bellows, had been
taken to the house of Dr. Wright, whore
the maugled limb was amputated some
what more titan half way above the knee,
the operation being under the joint direc-
tion Of Drs. Wright, Ashmsn and gperry.
The party in the wagon were returning
to their homes in the neighborhood of Mid
dlsburg, from Quarterly meeting ct the
Methodist Church at Tallmadge.
Yours,
FEN.
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Legal intelligence.

CoURF or CoNHoN PIEAs.-BEPORs JuDGE
CoYr1SBzRRr.-The case of Bartlett vs. Kidd,
q suit on a warranty for the sale Of horse,
was concluded yesterday morning. No de-
eition has as yet been rendered,
The case of Hall vs.. Fitch ct al, is now on
trial to the court. The suit is brought con-
corning the title Ofcertain land in olmsted,
O. stetsOn, ESQ., appearing as counsel fol
plaintiff, and L. PrentiSS, Esq, for defend
ant.
BEFoRE JUDoz FooFH.-The case of Blish
IS. the propeller Tioga is still on trial in thir
court. The evidence for the plaintiff wal
closed yesterday, and the testimony for the
defence is now being heard.
BEFORE JuDsH BoLToE.-The case Of ohiC
vs. NJ. Y. Turrill, for abortion, is on trial il
the criminal court. The opening Arguments
in the case yestsrdsy-fOr the state BY ]
E. Ingersol, Esq, and for the defense BY
Hon. s. williamson. NJ. s. Castle, Esq.
will commence the closing argument fol
the defense this morning, and will be fol
lowed by G. ". Palmer, Esq, Prosecuting
Attorney, for the state. The ease'Will prob
ably go to the jury to-day.
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SUPPLEMENTAL RHsoLUTIoNs.- IHroRFAEE
70 sER oWNHRs.-Since the ship-ovnerE'
Convention, held recently at Detroit, the
IhiP-OwnsrI Of that city have had another
meeting, in which the following resolu-
tiOns were unanimously adopted:
ReseIUed, That the membe.s Of the exec
utiVs committee from this city be hereby
requested 70 use their influence for the pas
sage Of the following resolution to be en-
bodied in the by-lsWB Of the Association /:
Resolved, That the members of the Asso-
eiation of vessel owners do hereby pledge
themselves to give information 70 each eth
er and 70 report to the Secretary Of the As
Boeistion the names Of the matters who
hsVs been discharged by them for ineom>
potency, dishonesty or intempersts hEbitS,
and for that purpose . book Be kept by the
Secretary of The Association, in which al
such cases shall be recorded for the benefit
sf the members Of the Association and
that any member of this Association who
shall Wilfully or mhlieiously misrepresent
facts in regard to any such matter shall be
expelled from the Association,
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At East Cleveland, on Monday, February 20,
SYLVIA s., wife Of h. L. Talbot.
Funeral on 1hursdAy, February 2s, at 10 O'elesk
A. n.
February %, 1885, Hon. J. P CONVERSE, aged
Ts years.
Funeral a. bis late residence In Parknan, on
Thursday, the Esd inst, at2P.M.
In this city, on the morning Of the 2lst inst,
ELIz ABRTH, the beloved wife Of Richard Chsn-
der, aged 40 years.
Funeral Will take place ct her late residence, l62
seoVill street, corner Hudson, on Thursday, Feb.
as, at o'clock Pm. Friends Of the family are
invited.
On the morning Of the 21st, ANNA MILLARD,
wife Of the late Royal MilaFd, Of RockpOrt, in the
sOth year Of her age.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday the glst Inst, at ons
o'clock P. n, Mr.. JEPrHA o. BRAINARD, sgsd
| 81 years.
Funeral from the n. E. churCh, Brooklyn Cen.
ter on Thursday, the 2Sd inst, at o'clock P. n.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
| attend.
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UxITED sTATEs Grand JuRT INDIcTHEHFS.-
The United States Grand Jury have return
ed the following indictments:
For Piracy.-JOhn J, Bssll, Bennett g.
Burley, Jacob Thompson, Clement C. Clay,
John B. Robinson, William Mundy, William
Norris, Lewis Rosenthsl, J. c. Merrick, J.
P. Holcomb, J. ROss,.A. Lavsllette, ". ".
Clary, - Clark, - Holt. This il the
Philo Parsons and Island Queen case.
For Conspiracy.-JohnY Y. Beall [Or Belly,
and Bennett G. Burley (Or Burleigh),
The "Beall" mentioned in the above in
dictment is the Captain "Bell" sentenced
to be hung in New York.
The Detroit Tribune understands that the
friends of Burley have engaged sylYsstsr
LHrned, Esq, Of Detroit, to defend him, and
Mr.. N. G. Cameron, Of Toronto, viii in all
probability be engaged as associstS eOun-
sci. Several months may yet elspss, how
ever, before the trial may take place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

AUTo. BIoGRAPHY, CoRREsPoEDENoE, ETC. Of LYMAN
BEIcHER, D. D. Edited BY Charles Bsesher:
With illustrations In two VolumnE. Vol IL
New York: Harper Brother. 1865.
We hold it unnecessary to say 8 word, in
the way of advertisement, concerning this
book. since it is she biography of the
man who had the honor of being "Ehe
father of more brains than any other man
in America, ,"-himself possessed of more
mind than either Of his children. If, in
deed, the world is divided into three grand
classes, "saints, sinners and the Bsecher
family" the founder of that latter royal
line will inevitably have communities and
generations Of readers follow him like q
train Of clients, and every page which bears
trace of his thought, purpose and life will
be read with the warmest interest.
This second volume embrsees selections
from his correspondence from the year 1924
70 1851, together with chspterB on his fa-
nous Six Sermons on Intemperance, and
other sermons, lectures, speeches, reminis-
csness, home relations, &C., Sc. It is vol
ume of very great value, and should be
read, as it doubtless will be, by all who sd-
mire independence Of character, and love
men who join to such transcendant tSlents
as DR.. Beecher possessed, q spirit humble
and Christian as was his.
Cobb + Co. have it for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

BHHoF snPsoN's LEcTURE.-NO one, We
are sure, will forget the announcement
nsds yesterday, that Bishop Simpson will
deliver his great address on ''Ths State Of
the Country" tomorrow evening, in the
Erie street N. E, Church. This is the sub
jeet which inspired Theodore TiltOn,s a few
weeks since, when he electrified his au-
dienee in BrsinArd's Hall, and those who
heard him will be anxious to hear, the
views Of Bishop 8. on the same topic. His
fame IS an orator, and the fame Of this Ad.
dress going before him, will, We doubt not,
call out an immense house.
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years ct Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to N snd Bargains secure;
We have OlGthing for Boys, and Olothi1g for Men
Many more BtylsS than I'll nov Try to pen;
OoAts, OVercostl, Pauts, Jackets and VeIts,
All our Own msks and surely the best.
We have scarfh and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
OrAVatI,
shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspsnders and Hsta,
Half Hose and handkerchief, Wrappers and Draw
err,
Made out Of sIk, Wool, Msrino or GauEs;
And many more thingS that are useful and nico,
Which for these times we'll Bsll 1t very low price.
Aud then or the ladies' God bess the dear creatures
And grant that no sorrow may ere mar their fes-
The present. for them which wiz give thsm most
And be In each household blessing and treasure,
Il . 5HWIHG HA0HINEl one Of SINGERS, you
Il ahead Of all other Machines made to to sew,
II is simple, fs il handsoms, and easy to run
And BY far the bsst Sewing Machine uudsr the sun.
Tnen al who want Presents 70 UNION HALL hie
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail 70
For the gts that are valued and prised most Of all
Are those that are purchased ct our famed UNION
HALL.
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FINANCIAL 9 COMMRRCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MoBEIEG LEADER OFTIoE,
lI-- - o. lnn-

IUEoDALS - CO. Ill Aeoo-
The quiet Of the past few weeks in the money
morket is StfH maintained, 50 far AS the general
public is concerned and is likely to continue until
trade shal assume more activity than a. present
ehsraetsrizSs It. The movements Of produce at this
point are so small as scarcely to require the dis
tuEbanes OF the regular deposit line Of dealers,
and as there is no speculative movement what
ever, there is of course no demand for funds out
side Of the regular course trade Under this quiet
state OF things the money market has Of course
grown easy, and Bankers are amply supplied for
all their wants.
Exchange continues steady at 1sa5< Of buying
and par selling
The Gold market In New York to-day ruled
heavy, and during the early part Of the day real
lied further decline, having sold down to 1861.
At the afternoon Board the rate closed at l9s23ss
and at Gallasher's Evening Exchange opened
still better, with an upward tendency, the follow
ing rates being reported to the Stock Exchange in
this city up to nine o'clock this evening: 2ol,
2Olss, ROIsz 2Ol5s The price closed 1t Gallagher
st % u.
Government Gold Stocks continue firm and
steady, but are rather more quiet. The Railway
list also shows good degree of strength, consider
ing the cline in gold, and prices to-day have
undsrgons 10 essential change, closing steady.
The rates Of the following stocks ct i've oe Oek
this afternoon, in New York, as reported to the
Stock Exchange in this city, were Ohio and Mis-
sissiPpI Certificates 2e1z; Cumberland Coal, pre-.
fsrred, 81; MsripOsa, Is; Erie Railway, 1874
Reading, 1Is5s; Chicago and Northwestern, 3411I
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, "a; Chicago and Reck
Island, ssszi Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
eago, 955@; Cleveland and Toledo, 1l2; Michigan
Southern 6551z.
The sales Of 1906 in this market to day again
show large figures. The Second National Bank
took in subscriptions Sl27, 800.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

CHARTTE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEss.-ThS
Commencement exercises Of this College
will be held in Chapin's Hall tomorrow
evening, beginning st seven o'clock. Rev.
Prof. James d. Fsirchild will deliver the
address. We regret the coincidence Of
these exercises with Bishop Simpsons lee
ture, as very many wish to hear both these
gentlemen.
The public are invited 10 attend. We
trust many Of our people, ladies and gen
tlemen, viii be present at the interesting
exercises.
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Ths g.Ie. Of ths ev.nlng wers J. folloEu:

toOV AmellCAu oOlo5
In the regular way, Gold was offered at 2Os-2O2
bid buyer 80, 2O5 alksd-QO4 bid.
The following Icale Of sommis.ious, presented
by q special committee appointed for the purpose,
has been adopted by the Board:
The commission on all purchases and Balss Of
Gold, Stocks and Bonds (sxospt Mining and OIL
stOckS.) shall be 1S Of one Psr cent upon the par
valus.
The commission on all purchases ard sales Of Oil
and BIiRing stocks lhall be a Of one PER cent on
the net amount of all sales Of $500 and upwards.
The commission on all purchases and sales Of
Stocks and Bonds of every description, when the
amount is less than $500, shGll b. one dollar for
each purchase or sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

GAzLLY's PACIFIC MoETHLT.-We have
received the third number of this new
magazine. Not having read tive cannot
speak positively Of its merits, but should
judge, from the hssty glance we have Civ
emit, that it surpasses its tive former num-
bsrs in sbility and interest. It seems to
deserve the high success which we hope
and doubt not It will win.
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Cobb & Co. have it for sale.

LECTURE By GENERAL GAxTT.-We are hap
py to announce that General CAN'T, of Ar
kansas, will deliver the next lecture before
the Library Association, on Wednesday
evening of next week, in the Academy of
Music instead of Brainard's Hall. This
patriotic gentleman will address us on the
questions of the hour. His subject is not
yet definitely announced, but the duties
events and issues Of this Jour nations crisis,
will receive from this orator, hero and pa
sriOt a candid, fOrcible and eloquent treat
msnt.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


NEW YoRK, Feb. 2l, 1865.
The market for Beef Cattle at broke own under
the tArge receipts and the price fell nearly quite
&c per pound on al grades.
Ths current prices FOR the week at all the mar
ksts are:
Beef Cattle-1st quality, S2I OO92S 90; ordi-
nary to good quality SIS 0O92O 90; common quaH-
ty $l4 OO916 90; Inferior quality SIS sO9l4 90.
Cows and CalVes-lst quality $50 OO@75 90
ordinary S45 0O956 90; common quality $40 cog
IS %; inferior quality S35 OO94O 90.
Veal Calves-lst quality, p n, I3914s; ordi-
nary quality l2H9l31S; common quality Il5e 9l2 d;
Inferior quality lO1Z91lo.
sheep and LRmbs-Extras, per head, S13 90
915 20; prime quality SlOOO@H 90; ordinary quaii-
~ 50 OO9l0 90; common quality 81 5099 90; infs-
rior quality S. 5O97 90.
SWine-Hesvy Corn-fsd, . D, 1411z9l4s@c; light
and medium l49l41So; still-fed 14@l41<o.
Receipts CT l stock at the yards for this we K
and last wts sk we've as follows;
Besves, total, 6s17 cows. $50 veal calves, sss /;
sheep and lambs, 1880; swine, 20 o.
Total last veek-beeVes, 27IT; COWS, 1O2; veal
calves. 625; hheep and lambs, 9,9s7i swine 26OO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

RoBB1Ee THnNAIL.-Wslearn froma note
received, that Judge Sloan, Special Agent
of tie Post Office Department, yesterday
morning made an affidavit for the arrest Of
Henry Parish, Msil-carriOr at Kolids, Put
nam County, for stealing from the mails.
Q. S. Commissioner White issued an erdsr
for his arrest. His trial will take place TO-
morrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

A Coon MovE.-Mr. Huntington intro
ducsd into the City Council last night g
resolution, which passed, urging our State
Senator and Representatives to use their
influence to procure the passage of law
which shall secure to the family of every
drafted msn the sum of one hundred dol
lara
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

In TsstoliA, February Is, BY the Rev. Lear, IS
SON GRAPES and Miss HELEN HAYS, all OF
Fostoris.
Long may they EaYsl Nay the san Of thsir OlilS
never set in = nurky cloud, bat grow brighter As
years are added to their welded life. II iS hoPsd
that no untinsIy frost will prevent IN abundant
harvest Of delicious erspsI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

SPRING -L1KE.-There was in yesterdays
breeze 8 hint of the bslmy breath Of
Spring, and just reminder Of her tender
smile beamed in the sunshine. Last nights
wind was wild and March-like. Spring ID
coming!
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NEW YORK sTOCAG MARKEF,
NV VoRw Eoh al Ia6g


Government Stocks Quiet. United States
Skies Of 'sl eouEons ll11si FiVs-twsnty coupons
Ill; Ten.foTty coupons lOZH.
StOeks-StsAdy. Tenns Ssee Skies of 1880, 6s;
Ohio Miss ssippI certificates 261S; Alton 4 Terre
Hauto preferred 80; Msripoya Is1S; New Yo K
O. ntrAl lI51z; Erie 73Js; Hudson 1s9; Reading
ia; Miohigss Central ia; Michigan Southern
65z<; Ilioon CsbtrEl 1ls; Pittsburgh 81; North
western Ss5S; Rock Island 81; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne 4 chicago 96Ik
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

We desire to call attention TO the advertise
msnt OF George D. Beck, Oering for sale the lease
OF that splendid lot the corner Of Superior and
Bond streets the lease runs twenty ave years with
privilege Of purchase at the end Of five ysATs at
low price or it can be purchased at the present
time for cash. For purposes Of business, or nice
rssIdeness It cannot be exseIIsd. feb17:1sI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22
LOCAL NOTICES.

The 20 Hh Annual Report of the New
York Life Il ssurAnee Company Will be found in an
other columlL The Trustees have declared diTi-
dend Of so per cent all policies Of 12 months
1tandinz, have added over nillIOn dollars to itS
assets, have di 'Seted the payment in cash on the
first Monday Of March, 1855, Of all out-Stsnding
dividends up to IL u.s. total amount SS6s co. and
have set apart SIS 90 TO pay the entire diVi-
dends up to 1885, tn us paying to the policy holders
sss4 ss9 90 ont Of the buInesS Of 1854 During the
year sO5 new policies isSued, averaging. e1
elusive Of Sundays, nearly eighteen policies per
diem insuring an amount OF SIS 147 55s. Its cash
premiums exceed those o. any her company in
the United States with but one exception. The
policy holders are the only stock holders in this
Company, and share In its entire profits from year
to year. II any other Iifs Company can show ss
good record please show the figures. feb2
GOOD TempIar Public MeetinE.-Forest
City Temple, No. 50, will hold another Of their
Public Aestings, ct Temperance Hall, No. ls4 su-
perior street, on Wednesday evening, Feb. 22d, at
TX O'Clock, on which occasion there will be an ad-
dress by Mr. A. T. sladS, good music by Mr.. sheP-
ard and Prof Valiant. Admitt&nos free. The
public are Invited.
Committee Of Arrangements:
A. n. Piper, Lewis Mesmsn,
Charles b. EaTeret, Mrs. O. L. BAuder,
Mrs. Eliza Tinker.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

WAsn1rarUHts BIETHUET.-This, the I'D
of February, is the one hundred and thirty
third anniversary of the birthday Of the
Father of his Country. The public schools
of this cry will not be in session today.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

OIL Factory FOE sale.-Ths subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio stree ts
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly Sit
mated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pIeity about hfty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequirsd. B. PELT0N.
Cleveland, Feb, u, 1885. fsbI5r2Ot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

Infringement Case.-JOhn h. Ralsoy, Of
Dayton, Ohio, has commenced suit IN the United
States Court at Cleveland Ohio, against W. z.
Bond, OfClevsland, for infringing on his patent
Step adder Of January, 7th, 1852.
fah1R.1aI u u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

HKw YoRK, Feb. 81.
Prices for mining stocks bId In Boston tO-daYl
Central So; Franklin 491<; Huron a; l.
Royale Is; Hancock ~; Minnesota 10: So.lr,anS
:; Aztec =; French Greek =; coDpsr FsIs a.,
Quincy - Market duh, -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

ANNUAL BALL.-Ths International Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers will give
their Second Annual Ball this evening in
Chapin's Hall. It will be brilliant affair.
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New Books.

TIE CULTURE oF THE oBsERvTNa FACULTIES IN THE
FABILY AND The SCHOOL, By Warren Burton.
New York: Harper Brothers. 1865.
We have here neat little pocketbook
concerning "things about home, and how to
make them attractive to the young" Edu-
cation begins long before the child is old
enough to go to school, Nature being at
once the teacher and the thing taught or
learned, and this book is little unambi-
tiOus treatise on this pre-educstion, written
on the plane of nsturalism. Thoreau would
have said 'eamen" to the doctrines and in
culcations of the little work. It is useful
and interesting book.
1t is for sale by j. B. Bobb & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

PERsoxAL.-General A. Med. McCoOk was
in the city yesterday, stopping at the We'd
dell House. The War Department ordered
him To Arkansas, whittier he has gone.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

REoRU1TEs.-Forty-four recruits were
mustered in at the Provost MsrshsPs Office
Yesterday. At this rate the district will
soon be out of the draft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-22

Baltimore and VenanEO OIL Co.
Dividend 30. 2.-Ths President and Directors
OF the EbOVs-namSd company have declared .
monthly dividend for tho month Of January Of two
per osnt. on their capital stock, payable on and
after the 18th Inst.
Cleveland stockholders will receive their dividend
at the Banking House OF WasOR, Everett 4 Co.