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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21

Detroit Street Congregational Church
and Society will make their Pastor, Rev. J. A.
Thome, 8 Donation Visit, on Tuesday evening, 2lst
inst at his house on Clinton street. feb2l:1sl
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COM M MERcIAL.

BORNIHa LEADER oFFTOH.
MONDAY ETUrHG, Feb. 20. 1s66.
ReeeipIs-The receipts of Grain By rail during
the forty-eight hourB ending OF ons o'clock to-day
we're A followa.
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TOR SALE.-12 Acres Of Land, House,
a Barn ami abundance Of Fruit. Ths Grapes will
pay me interest on the inTestment-in Ease ClsTo-
l3hd, oa the Euciid Road, six miles from he Publio
Sgua-e- Also two and quarter aeres in East Ceve-
tahd, near the Street Railreai; il has good variety
Of Fruit. Inquire Of J. HAUDLEY, on the premi.es
or ot Z. :. KELLER, No. South Side Public Square.
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NWO HOUsEs AND LOT for SALE

4 situated on East side Irving street, between
Orange and klnsman streets. One Of ths hOuses is
nice JOItago in hrst-rare condition, containing six
rooms, with buttery, cellar cistern and good we'll
OF water The other hOu Ia One-and- half Btories
Aith six 70 ymE, EoOdBhed, cistern, 6c. The above
houses will bs sold for cash such low figure that
Wll pay well iOr the iuvestment
fb3 gEQ ID RICK on gunorfor -
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CARR1ER BoT.-A boy, IA or 15 yesrs old,
can get good paying route By applying at
the LEApKR Office. feb21:191
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+. z. HONEY MARKEr-Feb. 20.
BT TELEeRAPH.J

[BT TELEeRAPH.I
HOney-Dull ct 5@6 ao.
Sterling Exchange - Nominal at lOs@
10S5k
GOld-HeaVy and lower; opening at 902, de-
clining to 1852 snd closing at 200.
GOYernmS Mt 5tOeks-Dull and lower
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ISAAC A. ISAACS UNION HALL.
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Oelebrated ssg.
ing Machines, Storr's Automaton Pressmnp.
and strongB Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Uni0n-ssS,
- Look ont for The Glasts.-a dee2l
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MUsIC BY LELAND's BAND.
PRIZE MASQUERADE

GRAND PRIZE MASQUERADE
"
FANCY DRESS PARTY,
To be held at OHAPIN's BALL on WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY EYE, FEB. 2lst, 1S85.
Tho following Prizes will be given:
1ss Prize, Best Comic Character Gent 81 yer Goblet
I'd a. Lady, Gold King.
I'd Fancy Dress, Gent, silver Cup.
4th Lady, cola Ring.
cOnuTTEE or ARRAN6sMHHTB.
7. B. HeWoomb, rs. Warner, W. X. Ferris,
". W. Ellsworth, J. Ufban, D. Agtr.
TLOOR MAEAdERs.
l. eIntyre, Geo. Urban, 7. D. EeEcOmb.
Tickets to Floor, 81 90; Gallery, 30 cents.
The Managers will spare neither time nor eK-
pense 10 make this the best party Of the season.
sdieI and gsntlemen will bsrequis Cd TO unmaak
bsiors entering the Hall.
Orders for Csrriases may be left with ". Gar.
rett, or any VI the COMMITTEES. fsb15:l9l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-21

VNHE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN7S
Il Aid oommisSion Rooms sre located at No. 9S
Bank street. They will be open during business
nours Tor the reception Of stores for the suffering
4reedmen. d. W. GAGE,
Jsn4:l92.dkW soorstsrV.
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INANTED IMMEDIATEIY

w AN LII 4MMEOlAIEL1.- - fOh
~ the Quarter nIster'7 Departu sut, Nashville,
Tenn, 1896 La5oreIs Wases, SIS per month hn ra-
uoas- None need aPp,y but stout, able bodied men
wiling q ssg for Eix mathis II as Poriafion
furaished Apple 10 d. SIBERIAN, Q. n gent
Commercial House, Cleveland, U. Will Leave Cisvo-
land tYerF Tuesday and Friday ianN
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The TABLEGUK LAsT EvEEIKe.-The first
Of the series of entertainments, comprising
tableaux and amateur theatricals, given at
Brainard's Hall, for the benefit Of the SOL
dier's Home, took place last evening. The
Hall was well filed by tasteful and cri-
ticaI, but delighted audience. The follow
ing is list of the tablsaux presented:
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AT s15O PER- MONTH

WANTED, AT $3.50 PER MONTH
" A reliable CanvGSser in every town and county
Tor the hufs3 Ak SPY, most inter sting ard e-
e.ty took yer publish d, embracing the adventures
Of aNoman in he Union Army as Nurse Scout and
Epy, giving most vivid inuer picture II the var
" e nave egents clear ng $50 per month, which We
VII Prove 70 any doubtiLE applicant sead for creu-
i4rs. Acres JOINS BROS, Philadelphia, Pa
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l. Grecian Patriots.
2. Christmas Morning.
3. Courtship under Difficulties.
4. Wood Gatherers.
8. Anna Boleyn.
6. Ruth and BoaE.
Z. Gipssy Scene.
6. sculptor's Studio.
Not having been present we can be ex-
cused from remarking in detail upon the
peculiar beauties Of any Of the iableaux.
That the exhibition was success is, how
ever, an established fact. The audience
was large and the tableaux met with great
applause. The accompanying music we
hear very highly spoken of. This evening
8 most attractive programe is presented.
The tableaux for the evening are "The
Siege of Lucknow" in three scenes; "The
Toilet of Judith" in two scenes "Jewish
Captives;" "Oliver Twist Asking for Mors;''
Pilgrims at the Shrine, ," and "The Pic
ture Gallery" We had intended to de-
scribe somewhat at length the intended
features of some Of these tableaux, but want
of spacs oompsls us to forbear. 1t is as
well, perhaps, to leave them until the time
arrives for their display, to the Imagination
of our readers.
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Read the notice of DR.. DsHart, in another
column. fsb2I
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IlO SH0WMEN "A F1RST-CLASS
Il sTEREOPTICON APPARATUS. with a larEe
Eumber o. wsr and other scenes. AltO License Tor
three States. Chsao for cash, viii excaa &c .or
other Fropsrty. For particulars address Fox 2,
Burton d. febls .lel
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Il Or SALE-THR BUILDING NOW
occupied by the subscriber; also the stock of
Hardware contained therein. Enquire Of @. b.
WAITE 4 CO., il Pearl st, West Side. 1e13b :leo
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WANTED BY A THOROUGH AND
" WelI-expsrienced BO0K-KEEPER. situa-
ton. address, for two day., &C." care Z sder
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NURSE WANTED--T0 take care OF a
~ CHILD, one year old. Apply .etWeen the
hours OF and II in Ghe oor5iDg at SsS Prospect
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spy ExIsCUJTED.

JOHN Y. Boall tho rebel guerrilla, spy
Enl pirate, was hanged at Govornor's la
land, near New York, on Friday afternoon,
February "a. lie was engaged in the
seizure of the steamers Island Queen and
Philo Parsons on Lake Erie. in September
Last, which occurrences will be readily
Teoollcoted By QUE readers.
On tho scalold, when asked if he had
any thing to say, hc replied:
II protest against the execution of this
aentenue. II is absolute muTder--b-utal
murder. die in tho defence and service
Of my country"
Although tho peualty which he paid for
his crime is terrible to contemplate, it is
but u tri1e in comparison with tho pun.
ishment which he and his associates rich
ly merit. Tho unholy ambition and lust
for power of few reckless mon Inaugural
cd this rebellion, which has sent thousands
of loyal american citizens to untimely
graves, and rendered other thousands
cripples for life. The moastrous crime
can never be fully atonod, but as an offer
ing TO that end, every robellious leader
who 10 caught, should be ushered out OF
this world with halter about his neck.
so die al traitors to thoir country"
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CAMP CHASE.

We are informed Ny parties direct from
the above Camp, that tho present eond
tion of that locality, and of the volunteers
now awaiting organization into regiments, is
truly deplorable. Our boys are quartered
in tcnts, through which the rain boats free
ly, while the mud around tho tents is said
60 be from six inches to foot in depth.
Aud there they are compelled to lie, expos
ed to dangers mnoh more terrible aud dead
ly than those Of the battle field Already
two from this part of tho State George
Peck. Of Maumee, aged eighteen, aud
Julius K. Blinn, of this place, aged twenty
two-who were awaiting organization into
the l6sth Regiment, have sickenod and
died Of brain fever, aud the situation there
is represented To be such as could only bc
expected to produce sickness and death.
N this he true, the authorities ia charge
OF recruiting are unIuestionably to blame
They may not be ablo to render the weather
mild aud pleasant, or the surface OF the Camp
dry aud drn. but they can provide our vol
untesTs with such quarters as will render
their stay there nst totally destructive to
health and life.
Or If tho accommodations for recruits are
limited. why do they not order companies
" report there only 40 fast as they eau bt
organised and seat awsy2
cur volunteers srO subjected to danger,
and hardships enough whom in active ser
Woe, and il is bad enough TO die or b,
crippled on the field Of battle, but it is IA
outrage to humanity and our cause. 20 or
der new recruits into such loathsom,
mud-hoIe as Camp Chase is now represent
cd to bs there to sioken aud die, without
the least hope or prospect Of rendering any
service TO their country. Win cur author
tiles soc 10 this 2
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The uninterrupted successes which for
few months past have attended the Union
armies still continue; and tho spring cam
paign promises TO he short aud decisive re.
snlting in the total oveE.hrow of tho re-
mains Of the Jem BSvis Confedcracy.
Anew days since it was reported that a
portion of Shermans srmy, at Columbia,
South Carolina, had boon fired on, after
the surrender Of tho City, in consequence
Of which, il is said, the place was burned
In another place will be found a bulletin
from the Secretary Of War, giving General
Grants dispatches announcing the capture
of Early and his forces by General Shori.
,lan. Tho news was brought by dcscrtors
from the rebel army.
The satWation Of sherman is Just now I'm.
Rnown'to tho public, bot the greatest con
fdcnco il felt in the entire success OF his
movements.
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NEW ADVERTISEM'TS.
legal Notice,

ITO James Meeks, and Hannah Meeks his wife,
l. who reside in the county of Branch, in the
State of Michigan; and 10 Samuel MOrchead, Will
liam Morehead and Phillip Morehead, heirs of
Margaret Morehead, deceased, one of the heirs at
law of Samuel Dull, deceased, whose place of res
idcnce is unknown; and tu Ira Ward, Mary Ward,
Martha Ward and Hannah Ward, heirs OF Sarah
Ward, deceased, one of the heirS-at-law of Samuel
Dull, deceased, whose place vi residence is uu-
known;
You are hereby notified that Martin Warner, Adj
miniStratur of the estate Of Samuel Dull, deceased,
ON the 2a dag Of March, A. ID. 1865, filed his petit
on in the Probate Court, within and Tor the county
of Wood and State of OHIO, alleging that the per-
sona estate OF the said d0ccdeut is insufficient to
pay his debts anl the charges of admi liserng his
estate; that he died SciIcd, in fee smplo, of the
following described real estate, situated in said
county, to-wt; The southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter OF Section number twelve l2l,
or Township number tive ~, OF Range number
nine containing forty acres mpre or less; that
Sophia Dull, rs widow OF said decSdenL is onti-
tied to dover IN said prmiScs, and that Peter
Dull, Elizabeth Crum aud John Cmm her huS-
band; Catherine Rowland and John Rowland, her
husband, Hannah Rowland aud Alexander Row
Land, her husband; Elizabeth Brown and Morgan
Brown, her husband; Martha Eckley and William
Eokley, her husbands Emma Duh, "a minor ALI
of Wood county, and State OF Ohio; John Dull
and Jacob Duh, of H1ury county, aud State afore-
said; susanna Walters anl Joseph Walters her
husband, of Fulton county and State aforesaid;
llannsh Mceks, and Jam,s Meoks her husband, of
Branch county, inNhe State OF Michigan; Ella
Morchead "a minor residcnes in lhnoock county
aud state uf Ohio; Ira Ward, Martha Ward, Mary
Ward aud Hannah Ward, heirs of Sarah wari,
deceased, one Of the heirs Of Samuel Dull, de-
ceased, whose residence is unknown; Samuel
Murehead, Phillip MOrehead and William More
head, heirs of Margaret Morchead, deceased, Que
OF the heilS-at-law OF Samuel Dull, deceased.
whose place of residence is unknown--as his
heirs -at.law, hold the next estate OF inheritance
therein.
Tho PRAYER Of said petition is for the assignment
o( bower 10 the said Sophia Dull and for the sale
of said promises, subject to such aver vState, for
Che payment of the debts and charges Aforesaid.
said petition will be for hearing on the 9TH day
of April A. u. 1865, or as soon thereafter rs couu-
sci san Al heard.
MARTIN WARNER,
Administrators oi Samuel Dull, decd.
By SLgviS n McGVwES, his ATTORNEYS.
March q, lS55. iASl6
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THAT SUITS us.

IN roaponse to an article in the Toledo
Record, we last week stated tho course we
intended hereafter to pursue, aud the mo.
tivosb by which wo desired to be governed.
In relation to our article, tho Record, of
Friday last, says:
"The article in this wocks JOURNAL is
ono OF the weakest Apologies for slavish
subservienoy to patronage that we have
ever sSen.'
We arc exceedingly thankful to tho
editor Of the Record for making tho above
statement. Had he said that our article
indicated generous and manly position
we should have Immediately suspected
that we had been guilty OF something under
handed, contemplate, and despioably mean,
But tho above criticism is proof oonclu-
awe to us that our position is fair and
liberal ono.
We long sinco learned that there is q
class Of men whose enmity it il honor.
able to have, and whose applause is never
80 be won but with disgrace. Aud in our
retrospection Of tho. past, it affords us no
little satisfaction to know that during our
residence in Perrysbmg we have never
written word or done an act which
met with the approval of tho individual
who edits the Record. Wrong as we have
sometimes beon, we have never yet boon
able TO descend to that depth Of msaunoss
where his applause begins. We trust that
the same opposition will continue in the
iuture. AtaIl events, we imploro him, il hO
has any respect for cur feelings, not TO spcaI
we'll of us, or applaud any of our acts, AZ
ter hdI humiliation, we should blush tc
look an honeRt man in the face.
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ELECTION NOTICE!

THE qualified voters of Wood County are here
Il by notified that the question as to the policy
of an outlay involved in the purchase of farm,
and the erection thereon of a County ISFIRMARY,
for the accommodation OF resident paupcrs, idiots
aud luuatics, will be submitted to them, at the
election tn be held on the FIRST MONDAY or APRH
next. They are therefore notified to indorse on
their ballots;
County Inhrmary-Yes; or
County Intrmary-No.
hy order Of the County Commissioners.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Auditor.
AuDIroR's OFFIcE, WoOp Co., D.
Perrysbnrg Feb, IL, 1865. 42g
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BRowXs BRoNcuIAL TRoCHEs.-Th Uni
rerSm Remedy for Coughs, Colds, and
Bronchial Affections now stands the first
in public favor and confidence; this result
has been acquired by test of thirteen
years, It's merit and extensive use have
caused tho Trochcs te be couutcrfeitcd, and
we would caution purchasers to be on their
guard against worthless limitations.
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omciL War Bulletin.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WAsmNuroS, |
March 5. 1868,

w AK bEtANTNhNE, w ASlilNuENN, I
March 5, 1865.
10 M1or General Die:
Tho following dispatches in relation to
the reported defeat and Capture of General
Early, by Sheridan, and the capture of Char
lottesvillc, have been received by the De-
partment General Sheridan and his force
commenced their movement last Monday
and was at Staunton when last heard from i,
General Hancock was placed in charge Of
the middle military division during the
absence Of Sheridan to headquarters at
Winchester.
lSignodl E.. NJ, STANTON.
Cry PoINr Va, March 5, II A, NJ.
To Hoa, H. ~ SdatoA:
The desort1rs in this mornings report
state that Sheridan had routed Early and
captured Charlottesville, They report -four
regiments having gone from here Ctich-
mond) to reintorco Early.
lSsnod,l L. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General,
Clry PoINr. Va, March 3, , A, NJ.
10 lion. H. w. SfdRtOH
ncSvrters from every point of the enc
my's inos confirm the capture of Charlotts
willie by Sheridan. They say he captured
Genyrl Early, aud nearly his entire force
consisting Of 800 men. Four brigade'
were reported AS being sent TO Lynohburg
to get there before Sherman, il possible.
tSisned, L. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
CIrY PoINr, Va, March "a A. NJ.
hon. r. H. SaRtoa:
Refugees confirm tie statement Of do
sorters as 10 tho capture OF Early and near
ly his entire force. They say il took plao,
on Thursday last, between Staunton ans
Charlottville, and that the defeat WAS total
lSignod L, $. GRANT,
Lieutenant Geueral.
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DIR. BARR Eff,

rINhe celebrated English Physician, 0cculist and
i Aurist has been induced by the afflicted to
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lea, with success unequalled by any other physi,
clan. Cataraets and all operations done in the
most scientific manner.
OFFlcE-No. 10, Leuk's Block. TOLEDO o.
A.
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.lStanp.l
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on the Slst day of January, 1865. }

OFFICE OF THR AUDITOR OF STATE, 4
Insurance DEIARrAENT,
CoLUMBUS, ONO, January 6, 1855.
WugREAS, The PHGNIx INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford, in the State of Conneeii4
cut, has filed in this Office sworn staten lnl
of its condition, required by tho fest section of
the ACT " To regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed April
8, 1855, and amended February 9, 1864; and,
whereas, said Company has furnished the und r
signed satisfactory evidence that it Is possessed Of
at least one hundred thousand dollars of actual
capital invested in stooks,o or bonds or in mOrtga-
gcS Of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the sams is mortgaged;>and, whereas, said
Company has filed in this Otlice written instru-
mcnt under its corporate seal, signed by the Prcs-
dent aud Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
VI agents Of said Company in this STATE, tO ac-
knowledge service of process, for and in behalf
Of said Company, according to the terms OF said
law,
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section
ot the aforesaid act |, JAMES ii, G0DMkN, Audi
tor of State for OHM. do hereby certify that said
?HGNIx lSsuRA ScE CoNP ANY of Hartford, Connect
icut is authorized Ia transact the business of Fire
Insurance in this State, until the thirty first day
Of january, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-six,
In witness whereof, have hereuntu sub
scribed my nsme and caused the seal
Ia 81 Of my office to be aGxed the day aud
year above Written.
lStahp.l JANIS II. OODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
Agencies at all the cities, towns, and principal
places in the United States.
BIonch Onice, Cincinnati, o,
H. NJ. MlGILL, General Agent.
n. II. CALLARD,
Agent for wood County,
iSt feEEysbWrK, Ohio,
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air, would be great boon TO them, while
tho expense Of keeping would be lcsscuod.
We takc higher grounds, and say that
the inhrm, the insaue, and the idiotic poor,
have The very highest claims upon us, in
the nalde of our common humanity. That
thoy have right to tho largest "arca of
freedom compatible with their conditions
N right 10 employmeut' suitable 10 their
ability and capacity. (5ome of the insane
are comparatively harmless and would re-
joiceto labor;) A right to the enjoyment
Of that social life which is part Of our be-
ing a right to that moral and intellectual
training, aud TO those pleasant surround
ngs, which our united efforts alone can
give thcto-all this may bo done for lcss
money than is now expended for the same
objects. Lot us then have an institution
suitable to our wants, AMI tho spir it of the
age IN which We live. Lot it DO liberalll
endowed and controlled by Board Of
wise and prudent Managers, whose labors
shall bc devoted to the good of all con-
ccrncd. PLAIN TIP.
Bowling Green, March | 1865.
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may be
tanned by close cash buyers, from the fact thatt
goods are bought for cash ditectly Of the Easter.
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported good
are bought al just what il costs to import them
hence he can afford to sell goods at