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Cleveland wholesale Market.

u -. NHL- ~
- whpshsDAf EVENING Dec ~ 1850.
1Oooh.nues q"let, ana unchanged. city
pIahus heide NJ eIo'fo for Xxx red SH,76 for Xxx
white Country brands Xxx red $s,oO@lO,25; do
a white Slp1PSu'2 Sales g bb~lscountry Xxx
reda at Ss'oV5 0obpis 40 40 at $500 90 bbls do do
. SrU'Oei o. Deis country Xxx white at SLIGO.
WAs-p9nsAha1 mainly nominal Choice
n-S4.iLIfgI l4SS'Ho' anu
red at 500, Now NJ r.s ps,s =. = NO 40 'ne'O'
COFn-In q little better inquiry and steady
Sales 6 cars new shefIcd at SIC from store.
Oats-oriot SALE ! a. fro,o go ~ 40,
49, I aDd nomins1
80
49,. - -
s,o,dy q a r,1rs az 1oiZai1c fr -
Dol. staadv- saios az ri. c;tu
400 1HA@uy, saes DoS OiS mess at
$3.50. Clear heldet $500. aaLft. 20
Iard-Deuapd moderate. Held at Ice 6o- .itv-
rendered In tisrces ane far do in tsU. 8
AAms-snlst asagAr-cured held at &C..
AZ ioe ior city-edred-
Mess BeeE-steady at $500 for city-packed.
BUtteE-In moderate demspd and stessy a. "a
% 49, -amants"r %
csc iOr good to choice v. x, roll and tub 81
and New York held At iSssOc.
Eggs-Held at s5asec for fresh. Demand mod
neiu a. e-,le@3,zV-
Alc0hOl-LoWer. Held at N,36@4,41 for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, $4,6l. Neu-
traI proof sDirits ~ sa@a a. IA ,Ir'+tUIr
-
ana steaoy at f59f+c Ir
refined free.
OfIs-stesdy at the following prices.
Isnseed 81 5Oa-IWbale. W.B 30 90
Carbon T3T T4c Elephapt. W. R. 2 %
Lard $3.50. 81 95a2 80 Sperm, VI. S.. 3 90
Bank. .. oil 40 Straits.. l As
Eestsloot.- -9l IS
GrOeeries-The market is steady, scarcely
apy change having occurred in prices since our
"a ouiet We auote:
sraaps
cuba cUiso ....,.@=.---iSSiSc Yellow codee.,lsgifH {
White cOhse--lSh9lsc q Granulated-A@2OAc
.d9lo5E-''' hod4sSEs. "
forto hiOo''' o'VA
coFHEE'
Bio ...-----,----3l9Sc JsVa"--"-"--.52953c
5EAS
GunPoEdsF-- I ISg7 "a biA'A---- SOSl Is
,StscEs.
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.REFINERY FAR SALE AI IN.

" TUSYILLE, PA.-Fi7s stills Horiz )ntai);
Five Iron Tanks; one Wood Tank; Four. Iron Ag-
itators twenty-five bbls. each; two Bleaching
Tanks, lined with lead; three Crude on Tanks;
Three acres Of land In the borough Of Titusville,
with buildings complete, and in first rate location
for securing supply OF crude oil. To practical re
timers this property ohSrs great incucements.@for
conditions apply 5toBt4 CHATFIELD, Titus
willie, Pa, or Bunker Hill Petroleum Co., l55
broadway INV York. dec2eezT4-
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: CREECH-0n Tuesday evening" December 26th,
after a short illness, James Creech, aged 5s years.
Funeral Friday, Dee. 2gth, st2P. M, from his
late residence No. Is sibley street. Friends of tho
family areinvited to attend i4 AS
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FOR SALE
SALE OR 10 j

DOR SALE OR TO LEf-The Sheriff
IL House, at Oil City, Venango County,
PepnsyIvania, is now offered for sale or to lease for
a term of years. The building is large and commo-
dious, completely and comfortably furnished, very
attractive in appearance, and has the great ad2an-
tage of being much nearer the depot than any
other first class hotel. Possessions gwen immsdf-
ately if desired. Apply either personally or by
iet dsaas e g. ProDTt!354 tS IN eItS' "a.
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RLORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
,-e7 RRTAN,S LIFE PILLS. 8a

- PUBIFI THE BLOOD, ~
Headache, Dizziness, Glddiness, Drowsf.
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness Of SIGHT ~
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
I Insure NEW LIFE In the Dsbilitated, and son
II SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Try themi They only cost Is cents, and II you
cannot git them Of yoEr DruEgis9, send the money
to d.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, AZ Broad
way, Pc. Boz 5079, and they VIII be sent BY 70
turn mall, post paid. Dealers supplied by Bemas
Barnes 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by g. W. CLARK, Druggist, 1ls supe-
nor stree. CleyelanA. hL. sap4:r6.vAHtd
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DYEINc.
EREnERI0K mRIAI.

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Establishment, BelVidere Farm East Cleveland,
and &c Seneca street.
OFFIoE-l4 Seneca street, Cleveland o.
I mean to make this the BEST IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no effort to give satis-
faction.
IMPROVED FREECH STFAE fR(i
OF OeAnining OF Re-dying Of nads-upr 6AEnentst
nh4I ''A' 4ss5
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y. v. stock Market--Dec. Il.

GovERSMExr ~Srocks5steady.
o. S. IS $50 coupons '62, 1881; do of '65, TO1;
Treasury notes 7-S0s, LIST series 49,; do % series
at 9S1E.
SToCKs@Strocger.
Ohio & Mississippi certificates 2s1$; Quicksilver
A; New Yorl-Central 95; Erie 9514; Michigan
Southern "A; Pittsburgh 81; North, Western
9fs4 ID prefslTed tBi Toledo III Fort Wayne
105i Terfs Hh4ts PEsfHredR. - T
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D1yoRcE-Everything has its season.
Every pebble is Whirled to the meridian
once a day. Not long ago we accounted
our pepper detective incomplete, if each
issue did not contain the record of at least
one railroad accident. Now the inevitable
item is Divorce Judge Cofinberry helps
US out this morning by his condescending
grace in hearing a divorce case yesterday
viz that Of Esther Mowry Is. John Mowry.
Aidecree was granted,
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ELEoTIOE CT TRUsTEE.-The resignation,
a few r7eeks since, of B. P. Bower, trustee
for the fifth ward, left a vacancy, and to
supply the deficiency an election will be
held in that ward to-day. P. NJ. Frees is
the Democratic candidate. No one seems
70 know who the Union candidate is.
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"A BUTCHER Cons 10 GRIEF. - Frederick
Leib, a butcher was tried yesterday after
noon before Judge COnfnberry, on the
charge Of receiving. from @Chicken" Smith
a COW stolen from James Jourdan, Of Brook
Ign. The jury returned a verdict of guilty,
and Ae value Of the property III question
was estimated at $40. Leib is for size a
pint cup Dutehmsn. He felt very bad
when the jury went back IN him. He
hated to return. 70 Jail and when he arose,
his talb~-candle legs, which looked as if
they ought to be dipped again, could hardly
support his slight eorporosity. "Puying dat
COW vas de meauest pusness vet never vas"
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MARRIED.
DIED.

EvANs-ARNOLD.Lon the 2Ist inst, At Con.
s~tsntine, Mich, by the Rev. J. Turner, William
H. Evans and Miss Lydia A. Arnold.
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GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS,

ARE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES 15
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure Of all Diseases
arising from Sexual Excesses, or 80 -tE IA3 Ht
YOUTHFUL NDISCRETIOHS, s--
Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
elect, Sexual Diseases, sc. -rIr. ~
mo CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
they can be used Without detectionl Each
boz contains so PILLS. Price. 0na Dollar. If you
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they viii be
sent BY mail securely sealed, postpaid, with full
that insure q cure, on receipt Of the
money and a pamphlet OF 100 pages on the errors
Of youth, the Consequence and remedy, s6nt free;
ten cents required for postage. Address Dr.. j,
BRYAN, Consulting P6ysician, AZ, Broadway, N.
p. 0.sBox 507e- : Dealers can DO supplied By
Demas, Barnes 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, n t
For sale BY G. w. CLARK, Druggist, 1ns Sure
rior street, Cleveland n = ssp4r6-wk%td
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pa For Evening Edition News
see inside.
par For Morning Edition News
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HIGHWAY RuBBER ARREsTkD.-The noto-
rious William Bedford, who has already
serVedsa term in the penitentiary was
brought before Judge Abbey yesterday
morning, charged with highway robbery,
having knocked down James Clinton on
Monday morning, and robbed him of about
SIS. The lawyer of William asked for a con-
tinuance of the case till Friday. But when
the Judge fixed the bail at $1,000, the eyes
Of. attorney and defendant enlarged to the
dimensions of good-sized saucers. The
Judge remarked upon the difficulty of
catching these garrOters, and said that if
this was a good case, as it gave every prom
Use of being, he should fix the bail so high,
there would probably be no crawl-out and
escape. The parties acquiesced, and result
Fss, Bill was elspPsd into prison.
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PARKER, ROSE & CO.,
ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS

Would respectfully inform their friends and
the ruBhc that they have opened an once
over the Drug Store, southwest corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, for the pur-
chass and sale Of 1ssal Estate. From their extern
sive acquaintance with the oil business and wealthy
oil men Of the country, they hope TO make this 9
desirable Agsncs to all parties Interested in the
purchase and sale Of Real Estate, Coal and Oil
Lesscs, &C., sc.
Cleveland. o. ocf5.s76 }
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ARRAIGNBD, &C.-John Linkenfclter and
Roberts. Williamson were arraigned before
Judge ~COfinberry yesterday morning, on an
indictment for grand larceny. They entered
the plea of not guilty. George Robinson,
arraigned for the same %offense, also plead
not guilty. Fred. Leib and Mr.. Eislea plead
not guilty when arraigned on IN indictment
for receiving stolen property. Rudolphus
C. Benedict, indicted for assault with intent
10 kill, entered a plea of not guilty, but plead
guilty to the charge of assault and battery.
The State accepted the latter plea, when
Rudolph, was bound over in the sum Of $500
to keep the peace for two years. James Lee
and Henry Clodden, who he'd plead not
guilty to an Indictment for robbery, changed
their plea to guilty yesterday forenoon.
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CITY NEWS

nWAErED.-ca-Tier bog. Apply at LEADER
oflce.s 7 GAM
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chicago Market-Dee. "a.

Chicago Msrket-Dee. "a.
TLUuE-FiEm
wHEAr-Dull. Sales at SI,sl for NO., l, .aa on
@03c for No. 2. i
GonS-Fifn at 45S4Sc for No. /, and r1z942c
for No. 2.
40ATs-Steady. -T+lIIf
PRovIsIoss-Firm. Mess pork at Sz7,0O92T,5O
extra prime 5000.
DRESSED Hoes-ofering at liberal pricesi sales
at 1o,75@1I.O0.
HoGs-4ctive with light supply. Sales at $3.50
$3.50 for medium to extra grades y
RECEIPTs-ElOur $500 bbls; wheat 1900 bni
corn 5000 bu; oats 4, 800 bu. -fd
sBHNEErs-Fleur 5000 bui wheat 3iOo6 ba.
Rose & Prentiss' Provision Market
Report.
The following are the rates charged BY US:
HAns-sugar-cured premium hams Q D. p
lCANYAssED HANS " an.
DRIED BEEF@D ..s..--.~-ssss---.".....
ACCOMPLISHMENTS b b--.---.-. l6
iB1cos-or Smoked Sides 2 D......---..-- 20
LARD-PEim Lsafkettle-rnd'dfnbbis ortrcH 10
" Prime Observation-Disclosures d. 20
PoRKZNo.1 mess (new)R bbl---.------.S2s 90
/" Extra clear D l---------..- 81 90
: extra charge made for packages qrcart-
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything In
the State. Orders promptly allied.
ROSE s PRENTIsS-
Nos I42. IA and Las Outafio street..
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VINO DREW THE PIANOS ?-The widest ex-
citement has prevailed for two days at Lin
coins Metropolitan Gift Book Store, since
the proprietor opened his establishment for
the distribution of those trumpeted Christ
mas gifts. There is much curiosity mani
tested in the issue of the competition, and
we will state that three of the five Bradbury
pianos advertised, have been already drawn.
The lucky parties are Charles N. Hamlin, of
Bedford, ]. W. Doan, of East Cleveland, and
A. NJ. Hazen, who lives at No. Is Carroll
street, West Side.
One of the Wheeler and Wilson sewing
machines has also been drawn butby whom
we did not learn.
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PORK HOUSE FOR SALE.

LH#.. an- ~ - ZU.A
HIHE PORK PACKING ESTABLISH
Il MENT ofA M0REHOUSE q SON, at FIRE.
mont, Ohio, is offered for sale, together with tools
and fixtures, all m complete order. The building
Is situated near the @. I. B. E., on the SanduS-
ky river, in q desirable location, There are two
smoke houses conveniently located near the Pack
ing house. A rare chance Il offered for q good
SPECULATION. For terms, &C., arply personally or
by letter o CHARLES II. KREBS, Agent,
Fremont, Ohio, or to MOREH0USEf MEACHAM
& co. Commission Merchants, 142 West Water
street, Milwaukee. Wis. noyS6s
.NALUABLE FARKS FOX GALEAI
ofcr for sale two farms, situated one and .
half miles south Of Greenville, Mercer county, Pa,
containing about go acres, on the Atlantis and
Great Western Railway, near its Junction with
the Eric & Pittsburgh, and Bear Creek Rellroads.
All the transfers with these Roads and the Erie
Canal willbe make at this point. The Bear Greek
Railroad Is now being constructed and VIII be
completed during the next summer, and VIII open
30, 900 acres Of the most valuable Coal Fields in
Western Pennsylvania. This property situated as
1t is in one Of the richest valleys in our STATE, and
ut the Junction OF three Railroads and the Canal,
Is the most favorable point for the location of q
Manufacturing Establishment in this part Of the
State. A large portion Of the property can be sold
for Town Lots, as 1 have airesdy had applications
for lotsfo building purposes, but would prefer
selling II altogether. The soils good and the farms
beautifully situsted. For further particulars; in
quiEeof sr. =: " GILLfE
deco III Water-st., MeadYille. Ps.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN proposals viii be received at the ofice OF the
Board of City improvements until Tuesday at 2
o'clock P. M, January End, 1886, for removing sl
swill and house ofal, from the city limits, for one
year from said date, in accordance with the ordi-
nance of December 5th, 10 s; said bid TO give the
number of the ward or wards, and the price for
each ward. N.n
BY order of the Board.
G. s. WHEATON, Clerk.
December 18th, 1866. decsO:27s
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.IIdIBLE 1FARKS FOR glLF-I
SAFES n SCALES.

OCALES AND SAFES REPAIRED.-
- We have competent mechanics in our employ
for the purpose Of repairing
SCALES, SAFES, LOCKS, ETC..
and are prepared to do all kinds or work in our lima
on short notice and reasonable terms. An work
warranted. 1FE Z = FORSYTH HOUGH,
I General agents for Forsyth,ss5a1es and HArTin,s
Safes ST Water street. OCT
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-28

GoUGH To-NIGHT.7John B. Cough viii
discourse to an overlooking house, tonight,
in Brainard's Hall, on the subject Of
ffHabit." The topic is broad enough in all
conscience, to give even such a man as
Cough, standing thereupOn, ample room and
scope for the fullest exhibition of whatever
marvellous oratorical powers are in him. or
course the hall will be crowded to sufcca-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-28

CRIMINAL ABoRTIoE- A Lecture. By John
C. Sanders, NJ. D., Pref. of Obstetrics, &C.,
in the Cleveland Homeopathic College.
We have received a copy, in pamphlet
form, of the above highly important lee
ture, and cannot hesitate in p~ronOuneing it
a production which, from the vast and vital
Importance of the subject, should be scat
tered broadcast through this and every
community. The revelations made in it
can be characterized by no less strongly
significant term than frightful. The Pro-
fessor's aim was simply to call public atten-
ton to the evil of which he speaks, in the
belief that the crime is so fragrant and
hideous, that, were public opinion but once
enlightened in reference to it and its extent
and brought to bear against it, it must in
evitably go down before the popular storm.
The tale that is here so graphically told,
seems hardly credible, revealing, as it does,
such black depths of brutal ignorance, or
of depravity and such capabilities of crime.
Statements are made in this lecture which
have strictly local interest. The discourse
is full of interest, and we trust it will be
very widely read and seriously pondered.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-28

RECEIVING STOLEN PRoPERTY.-John A.
Williamson, indicted for the above %ofrense,
was tried yesterday before Judge Foote, and
acquitted on the charge Of having received
a lot of stolen wool. He had nothing TO do
with the wool, but is held to answer for re-
eeiving other property. N. S. Castle and t,
J. Carran, Esqs, defend him; g. E. Adams,
Esq prSseeutes,
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Mnner Mnrke1-nne. "a.

MOxEr-The market iseasy at sS7 per cent. for
call loans.
LIST class bills. Fi
GoLD-Without decided change, opening at
1851, declining to 1855; advancing to l455s, and
closing at I45H. q Ntt
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MOTIONS FOR NEW TRIALs.-Judge Coffin
berry informed US last evening that it was
the expectation of the counsel for DR..
Hughes, to argue, this morning, the motion
for a new trial in the case of the State
against that defendant. The court will
meet at nine O'Clock, and that argument will
be the first business, if attended to at all to-
day, to which the Court will lend its ear.
A motion for anew trial in the case Of the
State Us. John Hays, convicted during the
present term of court on an indictment of
shooting with intent to kill, was fled on the
heels of his conviction, and argued yester-
day. But it was overruled by the Court,
and Hays was sentenced to three years, i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-28

SHERMAN AND HIS CAMPAIGNS: A Military
Biography. By Col. S. NJ. Bowman and
Lieut.. Col. R. B. Irwin. Cincinnati CT.
Ven & Co. 1865.
We have received from the publishers a
copy ofthis elegant, interesting and valua-
bic work. It is a book of 5l2 pages, fully
illustrated with excellent ~engravings of
General Sherman and his subordinate Off
GERS, together with maps and plans of his
ever memorable campaigns and battles.
The authors have occupied positions favor
able to the undertaking of such a work as
they have accomplished. They have had
access to such reports, journals and letter.
books as Gems. Grant, Sherman, Thomas,
and many Others nave furnished them but
they nevertheless disclaim the idea that
they have written a book by any means
fnal in its estimates. Such a work can not
and will not be written for half a century at
least. Meanwhile, innumerable readers
will bend with delight and admiration over
the exploits SO graphically recited in this
interesting volume.
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NeHRaaks.
DIcrIosARy OF THE NOTED NAMES OF FICTION.
By William A. Wheeler. Boston: Tick
nor and Fields. 1865.

DIcrIosARY OF THE NOTED NAMES OF FIoTIoS.
By William A. Wheeler. Boston Tick
nor and Fields. 1865.
The author of this volume contributed to
the edition of Webster's Quarto Dictionary
a Vocabulary of the Names of Noted Fic-
titious Persons and Places This book, al
though based on that paper, embraces a
wider range of subjects, containing nearly
seventeen hundred new articles, &c, &c.
The main design of the book is to explain,
as far as practicable, the illusions which
occuti In modern standard literature to noted
fictitious persons and places, whether myth
illogical or not 1t is chiefly intended to
elucidate the works of British and American
writers; but names occurring in the litera-
lures of modern foreign nations have found
place in case of all who have become popu-
larly known through translations, or are
worthy of being known.
The general reader Will be pleased to
learn that the author gives brief rules for
the pronunciation of Greek and Latin
words and of the principal modern Ian
guages of Continental Europe.
The work is one of extended research, and
will be welcomed as a desideratum.
For sale by Ingham & Bragg.
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RIinfng -sfoeks-Dee. "a.

The prices OF mining stocks bid in Boston to-day
were: It
Copper Falls 2G4, franklin S9h; Hancock I424,
Bay State IL.
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"
AoADExY OF MUsIc.-The beautiful and
popular drama, colleen Ba8h; or, the
Brides of Garryown," was presented last
night, for the third time, with Mr.. j. EMO
DOnough and Miss Kuhn in the leading
parts. 1t was played with great acceptatiOn,
as the frequent demonstrations Of applause
on the part of the large audience testified.
Mr.. McDOnOugh is perfectly at home in the
character of "Myles Ma Coppaleen," as also
is Miss Kuhn in that of "EIly O'COnlOr,"
and they never fail to give the l~iveliest and
highest satisfaction in the delineation of the
same.
These fine artists were admirably sus-
tanned by the company, Mr.. EIlsler and Mr..
Maggie taking prominent parts in the brill
liant presentation of the piece.
The laughable farce, "The Basement
Belle" concluded the evenings performance.
An attractive bill is offered tonight The
famous drama of "Arrah Ma Pogue," which
has been SO long in preparation, is promised
for to-night's entertainment. Our theatre
going public will be on Pisgah this evening.
We expect to see the Academy Of Music
crowded to its utmost capacity.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-21
Lees Farewell to his Troops.
UEaDQUARTERs, NORTHERN
EJkGINlA. Apr,I 10.

After four years of arduous servics
.msrked by unsurpassed courage and fortl
.lnde, the torri,org Of Northern EIrgiu
has been compelled TO to Welded to over
.~heining numbers ana resources nee
mot tell the survivors Of SO many har
fought battles, who have remained stead
rs. to the last, that have consen;ed /
tile result from NJ distrust Of them. hu
holding that yal0r and devotion could nc
.campj>h nothing that could comrensat
.'or the .oss that would have attended lh
.couLjnuation Of the contest
have determined to avoid the u.eles
sacrifice Of their coun,rymcn. BY th
slerIns Of agreement officers and men ca
sreiurn 70 their homes and remained ther
.unHl exchanged. You will take wit
y on tn" satisfaction that proceeds from III
.c"use!nence fauty faithfully performe
zani earnestly pray that merciful Go
.uiiI extend YOU his blessing and pro,ec
.tion With An Increasing admiration G
y1nr cors,ancy aud devotion 10 your coun
TRY, ami grateful remembrance OF you
kind AID generous consideration ofmyse
y ID voa N atecfiora'e farewell