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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

NEW YEARS DAY.-The extraordinary
press of matter upon our columns this
morning will readily explain the absence
of any extended disquisition upon the
string of topics suggested by tho death of
1864 and the birth of 1865, To speak of
these subjects, in thoir various lights and
shadows, as theJ should be treated of,
would require columns. Let us therefore
sum up the whole in ono phrase-whieh
expresses all and more than all that We
could say-"Happy New Year to ySu all y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

Grand JUELEE.-The Anniversary of the
Presidents Proclamation will be celebrated
tonight in Metropolitan Hall. NJ. s. Cas-
tie, Esq, has been engaged to speak, and
also Geo. Hamilton, sOf N. Y. band of
music viii be present. Admission rs cents.
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ARREST THE
81 U r D z r z RS!
Ten Thousand Dollars Reward
ARREST THE

&The above reward will be paid for the de-
lection and conviction of the murderer or
murderers of Mr.. JOIN MoFATE, who was
killed by some person or persons, on the
night of December 2Oth, 1864, in Oil City,
Pennsylvania. NJ. L. BAGG,
dee23:1s4 Burgess of Oil City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

GREAT Belt on CoBPAEY-The stock
holders of this company will hold their an
nusl meeting, for the eleetiOnlof officers, ct
their Office, 95 Superior street (Eecond hoor,)
on Monday, January ID, 1855, at O'Clock,
". S. DopeE, Secretary.
dec3O.Ies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02
DAILY LEADER.
5 OADAY. JAEU1RF
- AnRnRr.aE.sEEnrn

Academy OF Musio-Aladdln.
Z. I. BaldSih 4 ACo.-Bargeins.
George spra2us Co.-Oommission Merchants
Younglove, Massey / Cot grieultural Works.
Equal Rights Lesgua-Celebration
Mazourka Club-Rew Years Party.
BTainard's Ha'l-Mastor Dudley Waller.
3 aiHsrds HalI-The Great Rebellion.
Joel Pegs-Stolen.
J. O. simmonds-Peaches.
George SITagus-Local Notice.
simmonds & Demng-Loeal Notice.
First Ward-Lccsl Notice.
Sozodont LEGAL Notice.
seslys's Catarrh Remedy-Local Notice.
7. G. sholes-Iooal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

EoTIoE-The Omnibus Line viii charge
fifty esuis for each passenger 70, and from,
and between the Railroad Depots, Hotels
and Steamboat Landings.
The eisy ordinance, Just passed, pre-
seribes shislimit to be charged, but the un-
dersignld, in order to accommodate his old
friends and customers in this city, and
those Who have pstronizsd The line for so
many Jears, who live in the sourrounding
towns md frequent the city 30 often, win
issue tbkets as twenty-five cents each, in
any qusntity that may beidesired.
Ticbts will be Issued at the Office, No.
lat Superior street, and will be redeemed
in currency if returned.
de22:F a. s. STEVENS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-AlRddin continues
The attraction hero. Crowds of people flock
to the Academy every night, and 60 away
delighted with what they see. Judging
from the unprecedented success it haa met
with now for nearly two weeks, it would
seem highly probable, nay, certain, that 1t
should continue 10 "draw," and ''pay7 and
win all eyes and hearts for two weeks more
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

THE SIXTH WARD sELF-PRoTEoTIoE CIB
viii be prepared to issue certificates Of
membership this, Saturday. evening, at
the Wigwsm. W.P. FOeG, Pres.
GEO. A. KOBLE, See'y. deo3l:l83
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

GsAED JUBnEE.-The Presidents Proela.
nation of Freedom VIII be celebrated on
Monday evening, January ID, ct the Metro.
politan Hall. Interesting speakers will be
present. All lovers Of freedom are invited
to attend. q. NJ. RICHARDSON,
Chairman Of Committee.
J, E, BASKHE gec'y. decSl:l44
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DIED.

On Saturday morning, Dec. Slst, WILLIE
azed vesrs. 6nIy child Of n. I. and Emma Town
send.
FGnerAi Tucidsy. January Sd, at 10 o'clock A.
H., from Il Church street, West Side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

NoT1CE.-There will be no paper issusd
from this Office this afternoon nor Tomorrow
morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

The poor mans sfriend-why? because at
trifing expense he can be permanently
cured of Catarrh by the use Of DR.. D. H.
Seelye's Liquid Cstarrh Remedy. Ordinary
cases cured by one bottle-nevsr known
over three bottles % be required in the
most obstinate cases. jan2R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

We are again indebted to Baker for New
York papers by reason of failure of the
mails.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02
.R. LUDLAM's sPE OFF
CURES
G0N0RRHGA, GLEET, &C.,

End al the Diseases cftho
ORGANS OF GENERAFION N
IN shorter timo than any ether msdioine diseoY-
cred. The cure IS permanent and strengthens the
diseased psris.
Price 81 per box, seat free b. mail on receipt Of
tho money. For sale at wholesale b, LOED 4
SBITH. Wholesale Agents, 2S Lake st., Cbicazo
AHERN 4 B0B1E6ON
deosI.Rsdstvk Sole PrOPrietors, CipeiRnasi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

RKMANs OF CAPTAIN sINEoTT,-Tho body
Captain ]. o. sinnott was removed from the
basement of the Court House to Howiand's
Undertaken establishment on Saturday eve
ming.
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Kewberry H......SIS5 90 Norton Isaac. ...sa92 10
Eewberry ST.. 21O 90 Numsen Peter. I27 90
Noble @ W.. Ie3 70 Narris G...... 243 80
Nottingham H.. 275 05
Otis W s5l6 80 Otis A...........s52O 90
Cultivate John 1853 Is Otis " F F........... 2Is 90
Oyiatt o NM. $40 90 Otis " A.......... 7O4 80
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8IIafes.

Skates.
Hattersly has q fine assortment Of ladies'
and gentlemsn's skates, at 102 Superior
street, Call and see them. dec7S:lsE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

sozoDoNT.-An article that is at once q
teeth preserver and breath purifier, and
yet so pleasant and convenient to use its
exceeding popularity does not surprise any
one. Time has fully established the fact
that the Sozodont possesses these excellent
qualities in an eminent degree. 1. has
legitimately acquired the right to position
upon every toilet table.
Sold by all druggists. jAn2:ls0-St
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s6fi lt0D HONEY ADyANghD--

FUVsOsIsJ Ia Sums 70 spit-st the old HtNad
snd we'll known EAGHEB'5 LOAN OEFICE, On
Securities OF ezsc5 kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Estcbos, Diamonds, Silver Wars, JeTelry, Gu1s,
2issols, 'Eoshing, Dry Coo5a, Pianos, 1eioieonsl
sad al .srso1aI property and articles q value,
shs most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pr-
Tste Esiablirhed 1881. z. 5.--A varsity of IN
redeemed WassEss. 1zr-iss, fsdEa So, FOR s.ia >:
ksSssins-
Ofzcs eoFsSg .. Taiez Aaa eupsgior sgzSsts,
IsEI'assE s=t FsiE9st0'7 Cushing Store
sstSz J. G Y. WAGGEE-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

New styles of ladies' handmade hoods
at the Bazaar, 26I Superior street.
dec3I.l93
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FIRST WARD RECRUITING Association
This Association has taken the character
of " Mutual Protection Association" It
has adopted the same rules for its govern.
ment as governed tho similar association
in September last. The time for joining
has been limited to January 18th. A meet,
ing Of the Association will be held at the
Engine House on Thursday evening, and
each evening thereafter until the 18th Of
January. Every man who wishes protee-
tion from the draft should be present.
WV. MELHIEcH, President
E. CHEsTER, Secretary. jan2;l85
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J. E. BAsKHE,D, sec'y.

Misses handmade OPela capes, sacks,
hoods and leggins, st Meases' Bazaar, 26I
Superior street. dee31:1s3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

Tho bali entered the back, to the rightand
rear Of the spine, and passing through the
body, came out near the light nipple, hay
ing cut through the lower portion Of the
right lung. A new Pair of gloves in the
inside pocket of the coat had the fur wrist
let entirely torn off by the exit Of the ball,
which was found on the pavement, and
proved to be balf-ounce mimic bullet.
Tt was perfectly clean and not at sll bat
tered, showing that in its passage it did
not strike rib. Very little blood issued
from the wound, hardly enough to crimson
the clothes everything it, but the lungs were
filled, making respiration during the
short interval of life very difficult. The
man was wholly unconscious and obliviou'
after he fell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

at the corner Of Frankfort and Bank streets
until the locality Of the FIRE should be fixed.
and thus full twenty minutes were lost.
And, then, the distance to water was 50
great that, in order to have the requisite
length of hose, only three engines, Nos. 1
and 4, could be Of service on the grounds.
There was no Insurance on the drying
houses. It was expected that the two
buildings which were on fire would be-
rendered Yalnelsss, and all their contents
consumed. And as dark it was quite sure
that the flames would not be allowed to
spread. The probable loss, in case the fire
was hemmed in, would be about $4,000,
SATER.
Whom the alarm Of the second fire was
given last night aB the steamers returned
this side, save one, No. 4, which was left
to prevent the spread Of the FIRE. tire
mained on duty till after midnight.
F1Rsr WARE REBsUTrzs Association
VIM. Melhineh, President Erastus Ches-
ter, Secretary 4; James W. Lee, Treasurer
S. q. Mathsr, E. Hessenmueller, E. R. Per-
kins, W. Melhinch and Il G. Colwell, Fin
ance Committee; Thomas Jones, Jr, and
C. C. Rogers, Recruiting Committee.
There win be meetings at the Engine
House every evening this week and next
and every man in the Ward who wants t.
see it out of the Draft is expected to b
present.
It's proposed Immediately to raise fund.-
sufficient to pay bounties to the required
number of men, and it is understood tha
until $4,000 are raised, no money viii bt
paid out, so that if there shall not be {
reasonable prospect Of success those con
tribuling may form q Protection Assoeia'
ticn and take as many shares as thei'
subscriptions shall entitle them to. lie
every man be on hand, this evening, pre-
pared to help both with his time and his
money.
The Finance Committee arc requested t.
meet at the Engine House, at 2 O'Clock
to devise ways and means for raising thi
necessary funds
doc;3O. VIZ, MILHNeE.
President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

Another exhibition of it will be made to-
night. Everybody should see the spectacle
at least once,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

Infants hand msde sacks, hoods, lsggins
and mittens, in great variety, at Mesres'
Bazaar, 26l Superior street.
dee31:I83
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CUTAHoeA COUNTY.

Yates r C......s147 80 TounglOvs NJ G. 81 ,o2s IS
Yates J N.....-. 2lO 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

Eor1cs.-I have this day admitted into
partnership with me, Jerome Monroe and
Henry A. SherHiH.
GEORGE sPRAGUE.
Cleveland, Jan. I'd, 1856. jan2:fw
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MLTEEssES.

Two soldiers connected with the recruit
ing Office were the only witnesses of the
alteration which resulted thus fatally.
The police entered and arrested Sergeant
Vittor in his Office, snd lodged him in
the City Prison. to await examination be-
fore Judge Hsssenmueller next Monday
morning. He is about twenty-five years
of age, and esaceable and orderly in dispo-
sition and department.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

Tho particular attention ofour readers is
called to the large stock of Furs, on sale at
s. Benedict & Sons fashionable establish
mont. They keep the best and most fash
iOnable Furs in the market, at low prices,
and those wishing Furs would do well to
esll on them. dec24.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE
u. AND SPY, the most Interesting. and exciting
t-on ever nublisted embracing tn EdYen turos Of
v GA n ~ the Union Army Nursa scout and Spy.
p Giving most vivid inner picture Tho War. Re-
tT,f5i and disabled officers and s9 .eTs In want Of
, odtable employment viii ad Il peculiarly adapted
70 tnei- condition. JONES BROS. < CO., 500 Ohrst-
nut street, Phiad lphia, Pa. doiT :lS5 ikW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

The undersigned have this day formed a
copartnership under the style Of J. G. Gin
mons & Co., for the purpose. Of conducting
Produce Commission business at the oldlo-
cation Of G Sim mons, 80 Merwin street
n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02
3. B. HALE, BANKER,
AND
U. :. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENf,
HI sEpsrl6F 81.
Subscriptions received 10 the

az 80 PER CENT. AND lO-4OV national
LOAN.
Commission allowed to subseribers.I
ssFU. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 5-9Os. l0-40's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur-
chase. and for sale cn the most favorable terms.
Col, Silver, Coupons and Canada Monoy bought
and old at best rates. Deposit5 received aud
ColistioEa made at all Eecessiels points. Unour-
rentfunds converted at lowest. RsTonus Stamps
fr sic. OF
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTKR.

- Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either OF tbs
above Trains Boats, viii be called oT by Coaches
gf SrsvenE' Omnibus Line by leaving their sddress
ct the 0mnibGs Once, l4T Superior street, hsrt
door, b tbg Wsddeu HoGss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
3of Land in lots from throo to eight ssTeH. or in
Ezer quanfitiss- Said Land Is Bounded IS follows:
Do tae north BY 81 Clair rOad the west BY Wilson 8
avsnus and on tie BoIth By Superior strest 0Ztsn-
sion and is known a. tho Sterling Farm. The above
ds1oribsd land is just out Of the city limits Enquire
Of II. Al. sPAEGLEI, or Miss II. E. STERLING 81
Fnclid Etraet no2:l8s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

NKE YEARs-The following Banks and
Bankers viii lose their places Of business
on Monday mkt, January "a. All paper
falling due n that day must be paid on
Saturday, tb s1st
J. c. Buel, Assistant Cashier, Second
National Bask.
A. s; GOriam, Assistant Cashier, Com
msrcial Brach Bank,
Henry Weks & Co. ~
Of Cleveland.
Farmer Painter.
@. A. Red 3 Co.
Wsson, Everett 4 Co.
A. K. Rencer, Assistant Cashier First
Nationsl bank.
John z WhitslsW, Cashier City Bank.
E. B. gale.
Wright & Brother. dee2s;Is4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

NoTIcE TO WATER TAKERs.-The water
will be turned off from all water takers who
neglectto pay their water rent before Jan
uary 1st, 1855. By order of the Trustees
GEw. ". GIRTY,
dec24:tS5 Secretary.
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CITY NEWS.

Millinery Goods at reduced prices
through the holidays at Mrs, shaw's
Rooms. dec21.
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~ ND -
O
NEW YEARS PARTY.
EE. BALL0U viii giEs New Years Party
OHAPIN's HALL,
On Monday Evening, Jan. I'd, Is
Frlszds are respectfully invited. dsos0.


GRAND CELEBRATION
or THE
PRESIDENTS PR0eL LAiiaIlOh Of EHEkclPA
At abe METROPOLITAN HALL, (supsric
January I'd, 1s64
ORDER OF ExEROIsEs:
l. Prayer By Rev J. A. Warren.
q. Music By the Band
3. Speech By N. 8. Csstls, Esq, Of Cleveland
4. Vocal Music.
5. Speech by Rob't Hamilton, Of Ny.
8. Music by the 5and.
7. introducing resolutions for the oeessiCI
which eminent gentlemen Of the oily pro
speak.
Alter the cx sroises tables Of rsfreshment
sp:esd with luxuries-Oystsrs, Han, Coz
Ice Cream and Cake in abEndancs. Proce
b. faithfully applied 20 the wants Of the
men, And for securing the Equsi Rights Of the c..
oged People OF the stats OF Ohio before the law.
As the Committee OF Arrsnssm haFemads sK-
tsnsige preparations for the accommodation Of q
great many, It is hoDed We viii receive patronage
Of 3 generous public.
OoHMTTEE OF ARR SsEhEEIs-C n Richardson,
W BAllsn6ine, n Tillsy, J Davis, e Bank
head, Jas n Weaver, A stockly.
By order Of Equal Rights League.
]. MALVIN, Press.
JAS. n. GREGORY, Sec
O. N. RIOHARD50N, Oh. Com. ArrangemsntF.
Tickets 25 cents. BooTs open att. 5an2:ls4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

FIFTY DoLIARs REw1RD-For information
where seWing Machine team can be found,
Said team consisted Of one pair Of black
horses, With silver-mounted harness, and a
covered w,gon with body painted dark
green and f1nning-gear yelloW-Eha words
"Wheelg 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines"
on each ide, and "Wm. Sumner Z Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa, !" on the end. The team wss
last seen few miles from ConnsautVille,
Pa, about Nov. 25th to 9th. One-half Of
the above amount will be paid to any
person giving information Of either horses
or wagon. Address
WEST & CoNLT,
Cleveland, Ohio
Or VIZ. SUMNER 4 Co.,
dee2S;isS Pittsburg, Pa.
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TH8 DECEASED.

An examination of the papers and effects
on the person Of the deceased revealed his
name, residence and occupation, His name
is James 0. sinnott, and he lives in Black
River, Lorain county, and is reported Cap
tain of the tug Monitor" owned by Con-
rad Reed, Esq, of that place. Gentlemen
acquainted with the deceased state that he
came to this city yesterday on the tug
Monitor, to tow the schooner Conrad
Reed =" 10 Black River. There was but
little money in his poeket-book, but great
many navigation papers were found, which
indicated mis- business, and letters and ne
moranda of articles to be purchased were
also in the pocket-book, all of which are
now in the possession of Col. J. P. Ross,
formerly proprietor Of the Angler House,
of whom the friends of the deceased can
get them on application.
Capt. SinnOtt was about forty years Of age,
a good sailor, and, although hard drink
er, man Of good natural disposition and
parts He leaves 4 wife and two or three
children-one daughter being married-in
Black River. He is a brothsr-in-law of
Major. General Q. A. Gilmore, having
married. the Generals sister. His parents
are now living in Cbautauqus county, New
York, and are very respectable people.
A telegram was sent to his wife Satur-
day forenoon, and she was expected TO
arrive in this city the same day.
CORoEER's INQUEST.
Coroner n. B, Prentice summoned jury
on Saturday, when the inquest was post
poned to half-past ten o'clock Sabbath FORE
noon. AT the appointed time the jury came
in, and the testimony in the case was given
in the basement of the Court House.
The following gentlemen composed the
jury: NJ C. Tounglovo, L. D. Benedict, L.
Swift, J. Coourad, C. a. Crumb and L R.
Morris.
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l7ARM FOR SALE-CONTAINIEl

3 thirty acres Of rst rate land BndcT go0j cultya-
f0u situated IL the town ship E6TbUTg iFe miles
:ToF Cleveland There over 81 young fruit trass
some craps AID small fruits, good barn, 6rsL-clss=
b1ildine ioT nrshsTF, snail houBa, Sc For terms
an .Crther psTtouiaEs sBsiF 70 GEO. 4. BECK 20
superior street. Oc2it
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FRIsOsKRIs sTATEllEST.

The deceased caHze into his Office with
companion, both under the influence Of
liquor, and asked if it was Confederate
recruiting office. Tho Sergeant answered
that it was not, but United States recruit
ing Office. he then asked what bounties
were being paid, and received tho answer,
nThree hundred dollars" "What chance
is lhero for bounty jumpers 2'' "No chance
at all, as the money is not advanced, .
replisd the officer. The deceased then
commenced turning over the papers
OF the office, when the Sergeant ordered
him to leave. At the very beginning of
the altercation the companion of the de-
ceased left the Office, but not 60 his friend.
Among other sggravntions he twitched the
officers moustache, whereupon he went
into another room, got his revolver, and
made use of it in pushing the intruder out
of the ollice. As he was stepping out Of
the door, or just after stepping on the pave
ment. tho pistol went of, G,-accidontally as
the Sergeant says, nothing being farther
from his intention than the discharge ot
the revolver.
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Cleveland, o., Jan. 2, 1865. = jsn2iss.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY j!
ARECRUITIEa SERGEANT SHOOTS AHaA II Rls
oFFIcE-MAA LIVES TEEHTT hIHUTES-SER-
GEENT ERRESTED-Hls sTATEhEHT-GREAT
ENcIIERERT-c0RONER'S INQUEST.


It is ourpainful duty TO record another
of series of terrible tragedies which have,
within few months, disgraced our city.
The facts are these Last Saturday fore
noon, about q quarter past eleven
o'clock, a man was seen staggering along
Superior street from the direction Of the
Public Square. When in front of H, D.
Kendall's store he fell upon the pavement,
whereupon large and excited crowd in
stantly gathered around him, and discover
ed that ne had been shot and was even then
in a dying condition. He was Immediately
removed to the Office of DR.. Wheeler, near
the Square, and everything was done that
could be done by human agency and means
to revive him, but all in vain. He died in
about twenty or thirty minutes from the
time he was seen issuing from the Square.
Tho psrpetrator of the deed, Sergeant
Charles Victor, recruiting officer,
under the command of Lieutenant NJ,
o'Brien, of the Ist o. S. Light Artillery.
was Immediately arrested in the recruiting
Office, on the Public Square, making no re-
sistanes whatever. His statement 10 as
follows
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Griswold R......S2O2 O5 Goodscll John 6 345 30
Gardner A s...... 2Ol 20 Gordon 49,. Az 25
Glass John. -...--. Z79 70
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J0F3R THE BRAVBI
s5A. a. ! 80 of RAJ Estate.

5000 Hishly FmheIllshod Stesl-Flate POriIai q
the President Of the United statss, .-Gsnoral
Grant Gen, McCirlian, and the c0rps commanders q
our army, ili bg dizrributed amo-g the sunscTb ra
u the NATIONAL VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE, Tor
the eiucatcn ad SUPP IT Of the oTpnan celcre1 q
'ur volunteers, Washington = friday tsb. 22ds
lss5 Every person ding 2 bg mall sd ir5ssed 10
@ spt H. r. RANDALL, Treasurer Puet-oLhce 1oE
No s2sz New York City, ~ receive any one Of
these enFrayin es, and certificate OF meinsgTship
vhfch via cuttia holder 20 share in this pro
rertr vhCh sill be distributed zs stated. For far
Their Particulars send ioE Circular. , 49,.
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col. ". II. YOUNG, President.
CAPT. II. 2. RANDALL, Tres.
G. A. THOMPSON secretary. dsc26;l5t


A. stock, furnfturs aad fixtures. Also, Peddlinz
Wagon in good order, with horses haIuess, stock,
and route. Enquire # Messss. SflLSOh. LEEh a
PnTUE 70 IsJ v ater 1sreet or address Box p, Ca
nal Fulton, stark county D. tec-2 sie5
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JlOR SALg-H0USH AND LOT ON

& Forest street. House large Aad eomBodi0us; Lot
ID jsst h 20. 'gh 81 abundance Of la5 siir ahbsrs
ID Good frult lhaios grspas. and F1Gd barn. Terms
80 E-auiTs OF D. 4 GAGE, Ese-, l55 Superior 81.
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