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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-14
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Address D.. 5. GREEN, room No. 4, American
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WANTED-Agents to sell the celebrated salad
' d1a" no chimney Lamp Burner. Giyesa cheap
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~ What the p-ople want Complete History oitht
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Tho military critic of the Herald as
serts that "Sherman's march drew Lee
from Richmond When it is remem-
bered that Lee got out of the rebel CAPT
tai under the pressure of a sound thresh-
ing inflicted by Meade and Sheridan, under
Grant, and that Sherman was at the time
devoting himself to Joe Johnston in
North Carolina, the philosophy of the
Herald is decidedly refreshing, and is
worthy of a disciple of that military
genius who demonstrated in Missouri "to
how little advantage a superior force may
be used.n
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at
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24H SUPERIOR STREET.
Elegant Illustrated Books.

" Songs of Praise and Poems Of Devotion"
" Lights and Shadows Of New York Picture GAL
leries.'
&c Christian Armour GorgrozT " Colorel.
IL FESTIVAL Of Song, with 73eB cravings.
oTennysSn's Poems, nlusSE ated. Farringford
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Pictures, by +. o. II riley
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ShakspeaTc's songs and sous It's.
Poets Of rbe EliZaeethHn AZ
The Wrea Va Of Beauty.
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- No. ~ 81. Car street, north side, between
alley. Modern built brick house, with all convent
~ences-barn and other out buildings on the premises,
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a GO. otsAM ;. GARDNER decl4:Z74
DOR SALE-AsFISE OFFIeE DEsK.-Am
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HOR sALE-Ar A BARGAIN-A Lot IS feel
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UOR SALE.-A good farm Of 66 acres in Pen
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Office eli. H. HARDY, Of Supenor-st., Cleveland,
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EOR SaLE-AT A BARGAIN.-Horse, Bugg,
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Call on or address G.. w. CLARK. ns Superior st.
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t For Morning Edition News see
outside.
par Fer Evening Edition News see
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New Books for Girls 6 Boys
Published this Day

GIRLS OF THE BIBLE. BY P. c. Head
Icy. lvoi., l5mo, fancy cloth. 5 Illustrations.
Price $40.
II.
MOTHERS OF THE BIBLE. BY Mrs.
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tons. Price Sl.J0.
III.
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Williams, Jr. vol. 10 mo, fancy cloth. o Illus
t~rations. Price S1.5G.
The above are sold separate, or in scts In nent
box. Price Per set $3.50. For sale by all book
sellers. WM. II. APPLETON.
Publisher % and 81 Grand street, New York.
aecl22TI l
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Military Prisoners Discharged from
Ohio PeniIentiary.

The military prisoners confined in the
Ohio Penitentiary were discharged, by or
der Of the Mar Department, on the 18th
and 18th inst. The following Ohio SOL
diers are included in the list
Daniel Hardsock, private, D, sOth o. V.
l., violation of the 9th article of war, one
year.
VIM. L. Brown, = LIST o. V. L, deser-
ton, six months.
VIM. Kountz, private, 9Th Ohio Battery,
conduct %prejudicial TO good order, six
months.
Samuel Laird, private, E, I'd o. II. A,
sentenced to be shot, commuted to impris-
onment for term of service.
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$50, 900 in . MSS = .ai.-s A9 q ID .sse5
AID weil-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities. Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watrhes, Diamonds, Silver Ware, yewelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing. Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, ano
an Tersouai property and articles Of value, on the most
saistactory terms. business strictly private. rs
tablishsd 1851. n. B--A variety OF unrcdeemed
aafHfes. Icuplry, Guns. ETC., for sale at bargains.
OHce-corner Of Water aud Superior streets, over
Davis u HiexOtto's Clothing Store. Z
nrtrT .- I-G- W ~.
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Gems from Tennyson.
ldyls Of the King.
Tales Of a Wayside Inn.
Forest Pictures in the Adirondack.
jean Ingelow's Songs OF Seven.
Schiller's Lay Of the Bell.
Irvirg's Sketch BOX.
Gallery OF Famous Poets.
Pages and Pictures. Cooper.
Edgar A. POe's Poetical Works.
Forest hymn, by Bryant.
In in tile Woods. HOWs' Illustrations.
Toe Poets Gallery.
And many others.
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WANTED.7Second-hand Furniture, Carpets.
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SleNelana. ONO. decl3270
WANTEDs-A good hand 10 run a Sewing Ma
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Tnn Statesmen WANTED FOR THE
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STATE FIRE INSURANCE co.

rA'O5u''fuN
Invested in or fully secured by hrst-cLGss
Mortgages, Bonds and Stocks.
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LOST.

no RENT.=Melodeons 70 rent. Inquire a
i K1NhABD, DREHER& CO., corner Cham
plain and Seneca streets. decl:26S
, 1865-11-28
fc and literary Societies of Europe
etc.
st. Thomas 22nd November 1866.

Friday :. "a Remains in st. Thomas.
Saturday 25 Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
73OA.M
Do. 25I Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
JPN.
Sunday -. 26I Remains in st. Thomas.
Monday -, 81 Leaves st. Thomas for Porto
Rico at 5 P. NJ.
Tuesday - % Leaves Porto Rico for West
End at s A.. NJ, and conveys
Mails to St. Thomas.
Wednesday 20 Arrives at St. Thomas at 2 in
the morning.
Thursday. 30ERemains in st. Thomas.
Friday -. { Conveys Mails to West End
Saturday ii 2 and st. Johns, porto Rico)
Monday 80. A Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
100 An
Do. A Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
SPIN.
Wednesday, 81 Leaves st. Thomas for Bassin at
80 \. M.
Thursday :. n Leaves Basin for st. Thomas at
1P. NJ.
Saturday 81 Leaves st. Thomas for West End
at 80 A.
Do. 9 Leaves West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. M.
Tuesday ..I12lLeaves st. Thomas for BaSsin at
73O A. M.
Do. .I12ILeaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
5P.M.
Thursday .Il4 Leaves ST. Thomas for West End
at Z Sc AN.
Do. Ii 4Leayes West End for st. Thomas
at 5 P. M.
Saturday Is Leaves st. Thomas for Bassln
with the Mail.
Sunday -. LII Leaves Bassin for st. Thomas at
SPIN.
Passengers Rates, lst Class,,-,$3. 90
Do. do. End e" -. 1. so
Freight pr. Barrel 16 Cents OF by agreement.
Christiansted Oath November 1865.
JULIUS KNUTHSEN,
Agent.
, 1865-11-28

by auction Immediately after the race
and the surplus over the selling price for
which the Pony is entered to 90 to the
Race Fund. If entered to be sold for
$3.50. to carry 112 lbs. $50 to carry 100
lbs. 500, 90 lbs.-$80, rs lbs.-$50,
6Slbs-S3O, 6Olbs.-Onemile-no heats.
THE SCURRY STAKES of IS each, for
Ponies under IA hands high that have
never won a public race From the
Bridge in-catch weights-no heats.
The entries for the two first races to
take place on the race course on Saturday
the 2nd December between 3 and 5 P. NJ,
when the Ponies for the Carlton Cup must
be shown and measured by the Stewards
or by whom they may appoint, and any
objection as to height or weight must be
there and then made and no other weight
be entertained. The name, age, and colour
of the Horse or Pony, and the colours to
be worn by the riders, to be declared at
the time of entry, and half the Stake to be
paid at the same time.
The usual conditions must also be sign
ed by each person entering a Horse or
Poney.
A.. DAM, Stewards.
, 1865-11-28
Temple ofFashion.

lust received every description of Gen
j tlemen latest style Clothing, superior
and cheaper than any imported or made in
the Island, low price, small profits and
quick sale.
ALSO LANDING
P. H. and Imitation, and other brands
Cherry Cordial, Copenhagen Oats and Oil
Meal, Tallow, Paints & Oils, Oakum, Ro-
sin, Tar & Pitch in half Barrels.
Constantly on hand
A general assortment of Family provisions
& Groceries, Luxuries, Syrups, Liqueurs,
Wines, Malt, Liquors & Cigars.
F~rederiksted 22nd November 1865.
r. J. ROBINSON.
, 1865-11-28
dH ISA@Sss@
St. CrOiX Races
WILL TAKE PLACE ON
Saturday Both December 1865.

THE CARLTON CUP, value 500, added
to a Sweepstakes Of $25 each, half forfeit
for Ponies under IA hands high 1l2
lbs. each-4 lbs. allow ] for every inch
below the standard height-Winners OF
any public race previous to carry 10 lbs.
extra-one mile-heats.
THE ST. CROIX STAKES of $50 each,
half forfeit, for 3 years old 1913 lbs. 4
years 14O lbs 5 and upwards $50 lbs.
To start at the Bridge and run round
and in-heats.
THE LONG POINT STAKES of $25
each, half forfeit, for 3 years old 1913 lbs;
a years old 40 lbs. S and upwards $50
lbs.-Last half mile-no heats.
THE SELLING STAKES of$5 each with
$--added by the Fund, for all Ponies
under IA hands. The winner to be sold
, 1865-11-28

a T the ANNUAL MEETING of PROPRGETORS, held on
- the Goth October, 1865, BERNARD HALL, Esq. Chairman
of the Company, in the Chair, the DIRECIORS REPORT Tor
the year stated -
Tha sn an9 fire 10 premiums for the year GI1J,2s5
That to- 5s9 Life rOlioies were issued insur- G3O4,777
That the New Life Premiums amounted GS,OJS
That the Life Income was G27,756
And that uprards Of 81 per cent Of the en-
tire Net Premiums had BEEN aided to The
Lite Fund
That the subscribed Capital amounted to 6 1,ss3,22O
That the Paid-up Capital was &1SS,329
And that the Reserve Funds amountedto GHA%.GSS
THE LIFE BONUS of this Company averaged 46 per cent
of the Premiums paid, in some eases rising to &65, 70, and even
rs per cent. Substantial benefits have therefore been conferred
on it's Assurers, and as the Life Liabilities are valued on the
principle of Net Premiums, assuming only 3 per cent. interest
CHE outside expenses chargeabe to the Life Department for the Gene
raj Management Of The Company being specially limited By the Decd Of
Settlement to 10 per cent Of The net Life incOme-there is every rea-
son to expect equally good Bonuses in the future.
HOME AND FOREIGN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES
AT RATES AS MODERATE AS THOSE OF OTHER
FIRST CLASS OFFICES.
The Directors invite applications for Agencies.
The undersigned is prepared to issue Policies for Damage by
Fire on favourable terms.
NH OMALEY,
Agent Queen Insurance Company.
, 1865-11-28

At the ANNUAL MEETING of PROPR1ETORs, held on
the goth October. 1868, BERNARD HALL, Esq. Chairman
of the Company, in the Chain, the DIRECTORS REPORT for
, 1865-02-02

for their prisoners now in hands, Is being dis
charged at Brooklyn, and will probably be sold BY
auction In week OF tuo. It will just sult the
best New England looms.
in Boston On Saturday last money was easy at
Gper cent On cali and for short periods, to bor-
rowcrs who bad the right kind Of securities.
First class commercial paper was scarce aad
wanted at the banks At s per cent.
Contractors In Cincinnati are .etill without rc.
lief at the hands Of The Quartcsmastess, and their
Inconvenience is p1opordonare1y Increased, c.us-
1ag them to submit to heavier rates Of discount on
thetr vouchers. Bankers arn Indifferent about
buying recent dates at better than Tic.
"a lew days eInce We stated that gold specu-
TOR had abscondcd from St. Louis. The Missouri
democrat Of yesterday contains tho following with
regard to 1t:
We learn hat the street broker who recently
ahsconaed rom this city has been arrested in PHI
lade1phia. Messrs: Clark Bros s Co. have received
postSa VIZ po9 toas b As y ut DE-
w5Iss h. tex q away with h'n~ha as&' Ids
From what We can learn, Hammer took with him
only This s., ,00o Of other peoples money, his
other liabilities are merely the margins % tins
f,es f in e6f n ey 6e ns
gold, estimated from $4,000 to $4,000 in the ag-
gregatc.
PETROLEUM s7ooKs IN Pu1LApE1rn1A71Ay. =.
The market for Oil Stocks has been feverish and
excited this week, owing to the hnctuatfons and
upward tendency in gold, which sttdoned the list
generally, without tmpazting much activity to tae
demand for the leading Companies. Mcclfntock,
Sherman and Walnut Island have been the most
prominent stocks, with large sales at higher dgg-
ufes. Curtin, also, sold at an advance, md key-
stunc improved, but subsequently fell of. The
greatest change, however, was in Noble i Delam-
utter, which declined IS per share, and the market
left of irregular and duh. The following are the
prices tcalized on Saturday last, compared with
, 1865-02-02
New York Provision Market.
From tho Shipping List, Jan. 81


Tho pork market Is Irregular and without decided
about SOC br., thus bringing prices OF and ne1
dspsteh. .r q aavo eeea esesi7ed fso
ceGo, announcing a large ndvance in that market,
theIe was m actiIe movement on Wednesday,, and M
Il The cIosc the market unsettled Sales aud re-
sHs e % ol es ssats
: t. 'es,:e !, p R:iss. -. ss5:ass,$ = se1 S p:@s:
md .3 ios gse IN @e: a.: also la,ge
prime mess for February and March, Cut Meats arc
In better request, and the turn Of Ls masxet IL Ia
sellers favor We quote Shoulders t@t3H cents. AMI
En- A.ms lsas: TIE maskss to7 Rasoa @ y T.! aso nrmsr,
immediate and future deiYery, st 193a11 CENTS for
Cumberland Mddles-the latter extreme for March
cel1geIy-s92lHt Tor shoFt r1o :so; sshort c.esr,
good demand IT hi.her prices; Ee quote Wegte.1 15H
u y cent bettc. with hettrr dem sales 1000 or's
nnd :s fes s1sng as l & ceass IT, tor No to PRIME a9u
pinin mess. ana sasoa:i d fo1 e1tra do. FSs
tlerce beef iteEets rather u ~ dean and the n,or
md prime mess oa private terms Beef hams sse q
ststc and d iss" ios sestsra @ Ths ,srsot fos ;
cheese Is III moderate request but the stock IS ascer
ana hence tie sit1sma prices latey current afe nos
eosins Sa.tsr III ~ hs
.ols1t laetSation1s @ ., Go'd. The English adsess
sales Of shipping GRADES hare been made. on such u
basis. At 24c. Fine butter for home nss Ia Ia fair
demand, but prices are Irregular and in the main
, 1865-02-02

We observe the following article in the
Brooklyn Daily Union, Of jan. 21st, 1865, In
regard to the Homo Life Insurance Company,
Of that city, the Chicago Agency Of which,
is under the efficient management OF Il. ".
Clark, Esq, No. 2 Methodist Block. In
speaking of the system Of Life Insurance. Its
benefits, DC, 1t says:
We take pleasure in referring to Life 1n-
Eurance Company founded a1ld DONG nusaness
In Brooklyn, which affords complete e1.
ample Of the system in Its h1shest present
6n tle.1st sfSeg of Mag, 1seo tho Home Life 1n
surancc Company was Organized, chiefly at
the instance Of its present engergetic and eta.
cIent President. Nj. Walter 8. Griffith, BY
some Of the firs4 men for wealth and public
confidence in tic city. Tho cash capital re-
quited by the law was $10O,oW Whe9 me
Home commenced business u nag, pa.a IL n
and fayorably invested, capital Of Slao;Uo.
It's dividends are declared annually and arc
applied Immediately to tho benefit OF the as,
sufed, Members ii oil coscs receive the full
value in assurance Of every dollar paid by
them to the Company.
The business Of the Home Company has
has declared three annual dividends, and on
the first Of May next will declare the fourth:
The first WIS for Is per cent, the second ~
per cent, and tho third Is per cent. It has
chiefly to their widows aud orphans, $ls7 800.
Tho Home had, on the 1st OF January, 1865.
aid its assets exceeded $6o0, COD, oil invested
ii the first class of Intercstrpaying securities.
It is eate to say TINT no institution has ever
been cstablishcd In our city the progress Of
Nhieh has equaled that Of the Home:
, 1865-02-02
nsoEmurv KKVTEW or THE DRIED
"a"" rRIJTT H(AKKET,

MONTHLY pks;Tr RKX1EMFA MSFA2ksr. 2k TUE DRIED
The month Just closed has been character1zed by
a much larger business In the sale Of domestic
Dried Fruits than has over bcen usual IN 1nis m1f
ket at this season Of the Jcar. The ocnino' saat
has generally beer limited or dora'snt IN ING nss
months Of the year, this season opened strong ana
active stimulated, no doubt, by the prevailing be-
lief that the consumption in the West would oo
large, supply short and prices high in conse-
euence. The rcceipB for the month, ho"eFef.
have been ubcEa1, and have rapidly gonc Into onr
regular trade channels and markets north anu
west Of us, The transactions have been chiefly IN
Dried Apples, the traie In Pcaches, undsr llgRs
supply, being almost nominal. The quality Of the
Dried Apples offered has been above tho average,
and furnished principally BY the northern co1nlos
Of Ohio. Prices opened in tho first week in Janu-
a1y at 1.3c gradually advancing till the sd to 13
during which TINA large sales were made at full
outside prices The last wcck Of the month has
met ia dull market and lower prices, owing to tho
general apathy In trade produced by tho Iarse de-
cline in gold, and the pressing anxiety Of 4 few
nonresident holders 10 rcaliza'' ind 50 home.
In this way some ECO brls were sold at q range Of
140113c. The market closes in healthy condl-
ton. Every confidence exists among holders OF
prime fruit in its present and prospective value,
and nearly all expect for the next thirty days Light
er receipts and lively demand for country trade,
while quite disposition Is manifested by growers
holding light stocks OF fruit to purchase us long
as prime lots can be had at ruling prices, say tl1
1Ac.
We annex tables Of receipts and shipments
for the month Of January, 1o65, carefully cam.
piled from actual figures furnished Us by
The agents Of tho d1tfsreut railroads eentering
here: also IN Estimate Of the stock at date, In r.
ccirers' hands. These tables cannot but DO Of In