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Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
STATE OF ARKANSAS, !
CorNTY OF HEMPsTFAn

II the H.mpsteed Circuit Court, Esrember
Term; Norem5er 23d. 4. d. 1864
James z. M. BarkInan, as rs
Administrator of the Estate of Plaintiff.
William F. s RarkInan, decd \
1s Assuns;l- d,taeh,n,nt
Robert Dolive, Defendant
and
John o. Adams and
William III. Etter, Gsrnishees
WIS day came said plaintiff by his attorney
ana tled his allegations to said John y
Adar1s and William FL. Etter, Garnishees. and
Y appearing to the Court that the Dlaintifrs ac.
h"u Is IN assupipst-damagss Twenty Thou
sand dollars, and it also appears from the writ
ISSUED herein. tina the samC was dulv executed
hy the Sheriff of Hampstead county by attach
'ng one Rife Gun, Bullet 3foulds and Wipers,
as tbs property of said Robert Doiv-, and said
Sheriff certified on his return upon said writ
mat ! sam Robert Dolive could NOT be found in
hh county 1t is on motion of said plaintiff,
otqeIeo MAT said defendant be notified that an
~ '.'cn ihsnt has been issued against his estate.
a,.I Lhlt Hhiess ne shall appear by himself or
20 ~ OF or before the third day of the next
- ,Sfm Oh thls Court, t. be holden at the Court
n aoo9s IN the Town OF Washington on the third
honday OF May, A d. 1865, and enter his ap-
pearance and plead to plaintiffs action, iudg-
ment VIII be entered against him, ard his es-
Ate SOLD to satisfy the same; and it is ordered
'ha' this notice be inserted for two weeks sue
eesslvely, IN the washington Telegraph"
newspaper published in this State, at least sour
"'eSs before the next term of this Court
copy from the record
WV Iests SANDERS. Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
OFFICE POST COMMANDAST. \
Washington, Ark, Feb 6, 1866. 4
GENERAL ORDERS.
No

No. =
/. In obedience to orders from DistTic, Head
Quarters, All enlisted men now on duty in this
city whether detailed or exempted fI,m field
service. viii report to Lieutenant Geo. II.
Vaughan az the Court House on Thursday
February 9th, at Z o'clock i. NJ Tor enrolImsas
into a company Tor local defence.
H. Lieut.. Naggnn will immediately organize
the men reporting, into a company TOR local O.
fence. and will promptly report - this Office the
names XII AIl ahsrntrt s; WHO will nv arrested and
punished for disUb-GirnCe oi orders.
III Lieut.. Geo. w Hubert VIII report -
Lieut. Vaughan for assignment 70 duty il 81.
company thus organized.
By command Of
Col. JOIN @. BURERID0x.
Commanding Post
DANIEL Il. H.TCH,
Post Ajit
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
Confederate Stales Tax

hIlenueu dct OF te0ruary IL, 1854
~ Office TO DEALERS AND OTHER
~ PERSONS.-All persons who have been
engaged Or interested in onk kind of business
for proht or gain, (other than planting or farm
ing) and all who have exercised any profession
or calling (otheI than the ministry or a civil or
military othce) in this county at or during any
time since the ist day of January, 1864, and all
'eho intend to engag' therein, in any such busi-
ness or profession, are hereby notified and re-
quired to render to the undrrsignrd District
Collector and Assessor, ,citiin fifteen days from
the date cf this notice true, correct and com
plete statenrnt OF their business and uocations,
together with full account ot their gross sales
or reeetp's up to the ST day Of January 1862 and
thereupon to pay to said Collector the Specific
and u neral Tax due thereon according to law
All persons ncglecting to make their returns of
sales or receipts on or before the 10Th ,lay of
February proximo will he subjected TO PEN
atty in double the amount of the tax due by
them; and all P rsons failing to register their
business or calling are subject to like penalty
for eUery thirty days from The time the, should
have been registered according to law.
X. H.. CONWAY, Coll ctor.
j. r. GRATIOT, Assessor
for Heupsssd County, Ark.
cfce J@nss' Horsi 4p.sv
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
HID QRS., DIST. ARKS.

Washington, January 18th, lo65.
GENERAL ORDERS No. IA.
|. The following extract from letter to the
Paymaster of the District of Arkansas from the
Auditor of the Trans-Miss. Department, with
the Decision Of the Comptroller, is published for
the information and guidance of Quartermssters:
BUREAU OF AUDITOR, TRANS-MIss DEPT !
Marshall, Texas, December 22 1864. (
As the law and orders now stand and have
been authoritatively construed, there can be no
general settlement day Of the clothing account
of soldiers. Each soldiers clothing year is to
be determined by the Comptroler's decision,
and settled for accordingly.
ID. +. SHALL, Auditsr T IT, ID.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
OFFICE POST COMMANDANT,
Washington, Ark. Feb. 6. Ic6J.

To the Citizens Of Hsmpstsad County:
Orders from District Head Quarters, have
placed me in command Of all detailed men in the
different Department and Bureau located at this
point. These men ars to be enrolled into CEN
pani.s at once, tor local defence. Guns to arm
these men are wanting, and this appeal is Insds
to you, whose interests are so much at stake, "a
furnish these arms.
You must brinSin your shot guns and your
rifles Every gun that il delivered to me, shalt
be receipted TOR and placed ID City Armory.
u brestablishcd, and shall only be used |,
cases of emergency, for local defence These
guns shall be held free fiom i'm mlressment, ard
shall be restored to their proper owners As soon
as all possibility of iheir immediate use shall
have passed.
4 tuil AMI immediate Response to this appeal
II looked fOri A. tns result Vt The VIII knowa
patriotism and zeul WI thc citiE w. oi thecouatv
JOHN q BURBRIDGE,
Col. Commanding
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

Chancery Pdad'ng- Exhibits Infant
Defendant, IN Chancery-A6ida u f5r
appeals - Cross Bill Egiaence-
Chaneery Pracfic--E-
qH'tabie Estoppei-Practice in lht .S.-
prenac Court.
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08

taxssths defendants might have paid on the
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
ELECTION NOTICE

Is'HE qualified voters Of Hampstead County
a will meet al the different precincts of said
county On Saturday the 18th day of February,
prumimo, Tor the purpose of rIecting State
senator tor the counties Of Hampstead. Lnfay-
cite and Sewer. to till the vacancy ocCasionss
by the resignation of Hon. A. B. Williams
The judges of the regular elections will Civ.
attendance for the purpose Of opening. and hold
ing said election. VI. T. HOLT.
January 2Ist $50 Ghr-lT
Washington telegraph., 1865-02-08
ABSTRACT OF THE
DECISIONS 0E THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE
State OF Arkansas.
REPORT ED BY L. II ROSE
BY AUTHORITY OF THE SUPREME COURT.

TRAPNALL r. BURTON, ct. al.
appeal from the Pulaski CAanes-y Ccurf.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

s.ssU .saiaaE bE hs&.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

There is a moderate business doing in
Compound interest notes at IO14@IO6 buy
ing and 1O24@1OS selling, for the various
issues. -l.
The New York Tribune says: I" Present
appearances indicate a money market so
abundantly supplied as to make the sale of
gold bonds enough to pay off every dollar
of temporary loan the Treasury owes very
easy, and leave the Department with work
ing capital from the internal revenue and
customs. As soon as the temporary loans
ara funded the way will be open for a steady
contraction of currency and a return to spe-
Gle payments"
There is nothing to be said in relation to
the local produce markets beyond the re-
mark that they continue very dull, only a
very moderate trade demand existing for
any article. There was very little doing to-
day, and prices were without important
change. H 1s l
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
tw~enty-four hours ending at Z O'clock this
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

Rebellion In the Human Interior.
Rebellions are not confined a. to bodies polite. They
break out in our own interiors as well as in the
''boveIs of the land" The natural law of our
bodies is health, but We misuse them, and they re-
volt. We subject them to exposure, We overtask
them, we overload the .s.omach, we neglect the
bowels, We plunge ont Of rooms hotter than the
tropics into an atmosphere below freezing point,
and in various other ways tribe it'll our health.
But these frames of ours are wonderful ma
chimes, and we can, by the nse of the PROPER
MEANS, so INYIGORATE and REGULATE
them as to render them almost proof against the
ordeals to which, in our recklessness, we subject
them. .H H4
Nothing that has ever been known or heard of as
a tonic adds so much to the resistant power Of the
human system under circumstances unfavorable
to health as -HosTETTER's STOMACH RITTERs.
If you would escape the intermittent fevers. fits
Of Indigestion. bilious attacks, and bowel COM
plants, of which cold and damp are the frequent
causes, use the BITTERs as a PROTECTIVE
MEDICINE. This is the wisest course; but if
already an invalid, try the preparation as a RE
s~ToRATIyE. In either case, full reliance may
be placed upon its efficacy. Sold everywhere.-
Sunday Mercury, Dec. 18th, 1867, dec2l
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21
[FINANCIAL-& COMMERCIAL.
wrprrsplr Errrna. Be-. %. 1sss.

WEDnAsDAH GfEhIN6, ZEE ~ 4ocS'
The expression given by Congress in the
vote upon the resolutions Of Mr.. Alley, on
Monday, endorsing contraction and Pr6mis
ing cooperation in the work of restoring
the currency to the specie standard, settles
the question Of goyernmsntal policy but
the country is. still anxious to know some
thing of the measures that are to be inau-
gurated in order to make the policy effect
i've, and business will be more or less bur
dened by the public Ignorance in this ro-
gard until Congress shall take some action
other than the nero expression of opinion.
The people fully understand that %contrac-
ton is to be the course pursued hereafter,
and they now simply ask to be informed in
what manner the government proposes to
accomplish it. In the meantime, all argu-
ments for or against the policy are worth
nothing in a business point Of view, for the
question o p~racticability or impracticability
is not one with, which the people have to
deal, it having relation solely to the neces-
sites of the government. IT not probable
that Congress will long delay he earnest
consideration of this subject after refassem-
bling in January, and when the plans are
determined upon we may confidently look
for a much needed reaction in trade.
Another important matter, in which all
| classes are deeply interested, that should
command the early attention of Congress, is
the question of taxes. 1t is stated from
Washington that the House Ways and
Means Committee haEe-held two or three
meetings, and informally considered the
question of making some reductions in the
taxes, but after a conference with the Sec
rotary of the. Treasury, abandoned it. II
may therefore be regarded as settled that
the committee viii not Recommend any re-
ductien Of the taxes. The tax bill will how
ever be modified in many important partic-
| uInrz maLina tho neutrality-suspicious. now
obscure, and IN some instances unjust, more
simple and equitable. There are certainly
MANY reforms needed to perfect the system
and free it of some of its disagreeable fea-
lures.
Local monetary circles were less active
to-day, but otherwise without change. The
supply OF currency is fair, but the market
is not easy. Exchange remains close and
steady at par buying and Ito premium
selling.
Gold in New York to-day ruled WEAKER a
a decline, the price closing at LAG. The
market for governments is ruling quiet, bur
prices are generally well maintained.
In this market to-day coin and govern.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21
Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
[spsciaI to 0eveIand Daily IEADrn.l

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2O-6:OOP P. N.
The market is dull. Holders are firm, but buy
ers are not disposed to take hold at present fig
ures. Receipts of Crude to-day 500 bbIs. Sales of
200 bbls on wharf at SsHc, including packages; $50
bbls at SIC, free on cars.
Refined firm. Sales 1000 bbls bonded for Phila-
delPhia delivery during January and February at
&c 500 bbls bonded, immediate delivery at Phila-
delphia, at &c. Most refners have plenty of con-
tracts en- hand, and are not anxious to make more.
Free is steady, but not active.
Tar and BenzOle neglected and nominal.
Weather unfavorable for business. q
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

Hay-Loose selling at 3 range Of ss,OO@l2,Oo;
Beaten pressed at s2o, OO@22,V0. Market quiet.
Clover eed-In moderate demand at S7,T5.
Hickory Muslin fair demand at s1,759
400 per bushel.
Lake Fish-whifehsR scarce and firm at
$500 per half Dbl; Pickerel $3.50; Trout $500
@T.5O; Herring S6,ss. -
TaIlow-ssles 1000 lbs city-rendered at 15c
country-rendered held at l3c.
Feathers-In demand at S1,OO@1, 10 for live
SaIt-Firm at S2,65 for Fine e2,eO for coarse
onondags; S2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and -POrter-Steady. We quote I: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock xxx sl4,OO; Ken
nett &c., 90; Pale Cream 81, 90; Porter s14,OO.-
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HOpsEFirm. Held at a range of 100000 for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-steady. Barley Malt selling at s1,6o y
busheI.
Water Lfmc-Market firm at $500 for Akron
and 0swego.
PIaster-Powell's land plaster 5000 y ton
Oalcined $500 3 Dbl.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

gAcApEMr OF MUsIc.-The " Seven Daugh-
ters of satan" will be reproduced this even
ing, with all the magnificent scenery and
gorgeous tableaux. Every representation
of this play is an improvement on the pre-
ceding one. Crowds Aock to see it, and up
roariously encore the tanleaux. The final
scene is a wonder of beauty and the perfec-
ton of art, fr
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

Sixty pyvoEcE cAsEs,-on the docket for
the present term. of court there were four
hundred causes. Of this number sixty were
divorce cases. What's the matter with the
people of Cuyahoga county The marital
bond seems to have as much tOughness and
elasticity as a rope Of sand.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

PoL1os GoUa4-1udge Abbey disposed Of
-Aa following docket yesterday morning.
Drunkenness-Frank Hamilton, James
Sanders and John Gaynard, each fined 81
and costs; Barbara Wigs, sent to the
Work House thirty days; Alfred L. Jago,
IS and costs; Margaret Killner, case con-
tinued 10 the 22d inst,
MISREPRESENTATION Williams and
Frank Mcdonald, 81 and costs John and
Mrs Hackett, case held open till the 22d.
Resisting oficers-JOseph Peak, costs.
2 Lewd BehaYior-William Wilcox, 81 and
costs. A
Assault and Battery-Patrick oraddock.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

TIE LEcruRE LAsr EIeHT.@A press of en-
gagements fOrebade our attending the lee
ture of DeCordova, the humorist, last night
We can only speak from hearsay when we
state that a large and brilliant audience
were present, despite the f~Orbidding weather,
and that the lecture was acceptable.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

CvIBBRAScH OF CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS.
Judge Bolton did no business in court room
No. 1, yesterday. Judge FOOte heard two
divorce cases VIM. A@Bruner rs. Julia E.
Bruner. Decree granted. Susan Wellman
-ps. Paul Wellman. Decree granted, We
did nctIearn the hatnreOf the grievance in
either case whether adultery, wilful ab-
asenee, gross neglect Of duty, Dickens
incompstibility, or what.
Judges Bolton and Foote will hear cases
this morning. a.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

b SSow-EH began snowipgabOut TIVE O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and by nightfan snow
lay on the ground to the depth of about
three 70 four inches. The temperature
howeveftWas rising, and rainwas promised.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

u The M~ErRsRoL1lx G1FrsBoOk sroRE.-
There are but three days more in which
perssnssc can avail themselves OF Mr.. Lin-
coins offer and put in for certificates en-
fitting them to his Christmas gifts. The
public seem aWare4o Of the fact. The store is
full to overlooking from morning to night
Mr.. LincOlh's patronage is immense. The
rush is so great, his establishment will ne
cessarily look like a sucked orange after the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

GRAND CoNoERB-We take especial pleas
ure in apprising our citizens that a concert
will be given tonight in Brainard's Hail.
by Madame Mitchell, assisted by Mr.. R. A.
D. Mitchell and the Bohemian Concert
Band. We have seen the extant programme,
which, twill be admitted, is a pleasant and
brilliant one. We have every reason to be-
.Eeve the entertainment will be a very en-
joyable one. 3GF $685. t'60a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

RUMoRED FATAL ACoIDESr.-A gentleman
informs us that he heard George Smith, en-
gineer of an early morning Columbus freight
train, make the statement, that his train,
while going out before daylight yesterday
morning, encountered a wagon at the Co.
lumbus street crossing, West Side. A Ger
man and a woman were in the wagon, bound
or the market. They were both killed. We
could not, on diligent enquiry at various
places, elicit any information with reference
to the affair, and hope The account is exag-
gerated. We could not learn the name Of
the parties, nor their residence.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

The ARGUMENT IN-FHB- HUGHES GAsE.-M.
S. Castle ESQ., viii resume his argument at
nine o'clock this morning, and probably oc-
cupy all the forenoon. He speaks with
power, and viii be sure to draw a large
crowd to the court room. The Prosecuting
Attorney, G. W. Palmer, Esq, will conclude
the argument this afternoon. It is doubtful
if the advocates get through with their
pleading in time to allow the Court to charge
the jury to-day. de .tfirrT prs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

nat For Evening Edition News
see inside. AZ I-9-9@e
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see Outstde. - 0
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21
CHRISTMAS 6NEW YEARS PRESENTS
HAIR DRESSING AND WIG MAKING.

HAIh UhEooINU ANU-WlU WAhINu.
All the latest and most fashionable styles in
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &c, to be worn the
coming winter as now worn in New York. samples
of which can be seen at WI. DAYS Establish
ment, 40 Public Square.
Just received direct from Importers q very
large and splendid stock of Long Hair, the best /
ever had for making, now the most popular Head
Dress; the French Twist, Natural Curis, q good
assortment left, warranted as represented; Ladies'
Front Pieces and Half Wigs, a well selected stock
on hand; Double WATERFALL, Front Fruzzes (mueh'
worm, French Head Dresses, Ofevery kind, made
by advertiser equait to those imported. Ladies 'Curis
and Switches made into any Of the fashionable
Head Dresses without injury to either.
Ladies' Hair Dressing in the most becoming and
modern styles. -rl urfn
BB Private Room for Ladies' Hair Cutting
Ba5Hot and Cold Baths at all hours Of the day
the best Bathing Apartments in the city,. --a f.
dec19 VIM. DAY, 46 Public Square.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21
New York Marke1-Dec. 20.

C~orroN-Firmsr. Sales at sic for middling.
FLoUR-Rather more active.
Sales at IS, O0(1s, 25 for extra state; s., 90
extra round hoop Ohio; Sg,O5@g,gO for tlade
brands. Market closing quiet.
wHIsKY-Dun. Sales Of western at S2,S1@
2,32.
W~HEAr-Rather more active and closed more
steady.
Sales at 81, GO@I, SO for inferior to good Chicigo
spring; 81, 7O@1, SO for Milwaukee club; Sl,S3a
1855 for old amber milwaukee,; $3.50 Tor new am
Der Milwaukee.
RYE-Dull at 81, 80.
BARLEY-A shade hrmer. Sales of choice Canada
West at 81 ,25.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CoRN-without decided change.
Sales at s9@e4c for nnSOund 95@o6c for sound
OiTs-Dun. Sales at 4S@54c for unsOund and
GO69G2e for sound.
SUGAR-Dull.
M~oLAssEs-Dun Sales of New Orleans at ST.
al, 25; Porto Rico at 45c.
PE-TRoIEUN-Quiet. Sales of crude at 41%@42c;
refined in bond at sea &c.
P~ORK-Firmer, closing dull.
Sales at S27, 871S@2S, IS for mess, closing at
$3.50 regular, and S23, 50@24,OO for new prime,
also 600 bbls mess for Fe' ruary, sellers option
BEEFLsteady. Sales at 81 ,OOg14,O 90 for plain
mess; S14,OO9l7, 90 for extra mess.
. BEEF ~HAMs-Quiet. Sales at 329341zc.
Cur MEATs-Quiet at 1I@I3c for shoulders, and
I3@1Gc for hams.
BAcoy-Iess active. Sales Cumberland at 49,;
long ribbed 1870.
FhEoSHD oa1S a. Ao9AoZ2C lOH
city.
~LARD-Heavyr. Sales at 15@I9c.
BUTTER-Dull. Sales at 259Sse for Ohio, and
35045c for state.
CHEEsE-ouiet. Sales at l4g19c.
Money Market-Dec. go.
MoNEE-More active at 7 per cent.
SrRRLING ExcHANGE-Quiet at 109%G1O9%.
81 ~GoLD-Easier, opening at 14G56, advancing to |
HOG aud closing at l461s.
N. z. Stock Market-Dec. 90.
GOvERNMESr S-rooKs-Without decided change.
U. S. Is 1881, 1075E; do $50 ~cot11"us 80, 1881; |
do 3G5, 1905; United States ~ eupoDs, 92@s; /
Treasury notes 7-30s, LIST series o.. "a series 975S. |
Ohio and Mississippi %certihcatf ; y.
Sr6cKs-Dull.
do preferred SO; Reading lp5'f; 'ieAigan South
ern 755s; Pittsburgh SD ,os5h Western 3s;
do preferred 6l54; Toledo, W7bash d Western AZ.
Bose q PrentIss' Provision market
Reperi
The following are the T. urged by US:
HAMs-Sugar-cured proit fl4- rms D d.. %
OASvAssED HAMS % fb--
DRIED BEEF-B D-.- .-.....--.-...
a..--.---.-...--... 16
BACON-Or Smoked Sides . b.--.-.-..--- 20
DIP Leaf kettIe-rnd'din bbls or tres 10
" Prime esfkettle-rnd'd in kegs D H.. 20
PoRK-No. l mess (new)S bbl.---"------S2S 90
Extra clear q 81 90
R8-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE & PRENTISS.
Nos, AZ, II end l4s QRtRri0 street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21
CITY NEWS

T~HEhrRIcAfs AT BRAHARp's HALL.-The
notorious Webb Sisters, Ada and Emma will
perform at Brainard's Hall on Christmas
night. A word is sufficient.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

A fine assortment of meerschaum pipes
and cigar holders suitable for Christmss
presents, At As15Hawks', 225-superiOr.
fstreaE . ,.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21


:, CHOICE HOLIDAY ARrIcLEs.-We have ia
ken occasion to look in upon the stock of
Messrs. Castle & Harnett, 179 Superior street,
dealers in Photographic stock and artists
supplies, and take the liberty of advising
those who are purchasing holiday presents
to pay this establishment a visit in their
search for the useful and beautiful. This
firm are offering a large and varied assOrt-
ment of albums, some plain, some rich, some
gorgeous a fac collection of choice oil
paintings and French prints; a great va
riety of very handsome designs in the way
of flower and shell ornaments a large stock
of photographs and stereoscopic views, and
many other things of particular attractive
ness. There is no better place at which to
select a choice gift, or something for the
adornment of the parlor and center table.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

EXHIBITION OF THE Phi ALPHA SOCIETY,"
The "Public" of this Society at the Cleve-
land Institute, last evening, of which we
have a full report, was a decided success.
Owing to the crowded state of onr local col
umns, we are unable to make room for the
report in this mornings paper, but will pub
lish it in to-day's evening edition. -rctu ,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

A very fine assortment of Candies and
Fancy Goods for the Holidays at CARROTS
Hall.