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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-22

An extensive seek 81 Va ii. PAPER:
WINDslW SHADES and Fl KIT RES, Pic
t,Irc {'oG !: and !es.elS. &c. -" b. ~ chased
~ r5atlv re :uced prices. at the store Of the un
drrs:g :gncd, No III, King ST., fourth door above
waiting gton ST., preparatory to closing business,
Those who have pictures at the abovo-namets
store to be framed, will oblige by calling for
them at an early day.
nov 17-tf JEFF ERS|)N IANE I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

LECTURE. TONIGHT Rev. ]. c.. Fletcher
will deliver the eighth lecture of The course
this evening in Brainard's Hall, on the sub
ject, "TwO thousand miles up the Amazon. -
1t will be recital of the lecturers per-
SOhaI OUsei '"tiO-41 end o-PAriAnoa uyhiIe
making, with e party, an exploring expe-
dition up the valley of this famous river.
Mr.. Fletcher is well known as the author
of a brilliant book on Brazil and the Bra
7llians," and has made himself popular
with Cleveland audience2 as lecturer AS
a VIVID graphic descriptive writer Mr.,
Fletcher has few equals, and, perhaps, nc
superlors. He, will be welcomed here, after
MS years o. absence, by house full of ad.
ihiieI' and friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

sKEF AND GAYLoRD's MIEsTRRLs.- This
Eastern troupe of negro minstrels gave
their Opening entertainment in the Acad-
smy of Music, on Saturday evening last.
Notwithstanding the forbidding weather
and the deluged condition of tho pavements,
the Academy was packed and jsmmed
with ladies and gentlemen, every available
seat being occupied. The greeting which
the company received on their first appear
ance in this city, was very 1attering indeed.
The reputation they have won in tho East
was well sustained, and We have never seen
house better pleased with per formance
of that kind. Their jokes were fresh and
new, their dancing good, their songs capi-
tai. They closed with an opera burlesque,
which was immGnse, and decided i'm
Provement upon the customary breakdown
finale.
They will appear two evenings more
this and to-Tnorrow evenings,-in the Acad-
emy. We advise all lovers of mihstrelsy to
attend, Cor this is indeed most excellent
troupe ..rr aH.r. s-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

BURLKY, THE LAKE EAIE PIRATE.-Burley.
who stands charged as the lender of the
gang of rebel pirates by whom the steam
ers Island Queen and Philo Parsons were
captured, and who has been recently given
up to the United States authorities by the
Canadian courts, reached Buffalo last FRI
day, and passed through this city the same
night, en- route for Detroit, to stand trial.
1t may be question who deserves death
the more, he, or Lieutenant Davis who
brought him the commission from JEFF. Da-
Wis, by which it was hoped ne would be
shielded from the provisions of the extra
dition treaty. The death of Davis will oc-
cur on the 18th inst, at Johnson's Island,
RurJey's has not yet been decided
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

HRAN CoLE HEARD FRoN.-The Chardon
Democrat learns that the yeritsble Hiram
Cole is now confined in q Canada prison,
sentenced for life. He had been reported
killed in Texas. The report of his trial and
conviction for shooting at man with in
tent to kill, is in the Hamilton &c. W.
Times of October 25th, 1864. He figured
under the name of James s. McElroy.
It will be remembered that he was several
years ago tried for poisoning his wife, but
was cleared through disagreement of the
jury, and that Hon. A. G. Riddle, formerly
Of this city, made great speech upon the
occasion of the trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

DRIED FkUIT FOR sALE-loOO
JanIs:lSs Z. COTTRELL,
EOR SALE-EOUSR AND LOT ON
II Forest street. House large and oommodious; Lot
l0feet By rs with an abundance of fine shrubbery,
a3d good fruit, choice grapes and good barn. Terms
shys Enquirs Old. ". GAGE, Esq., lss Superior Ct.
aue1. .Ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

A MANUAL ron Executors AND ADMINISTRATORS,
in the Settlement Of the Estates Of Deceased
Persons; with Practical Forms, etc. By Joseph
r. Swan, late Judge Of the supreme Court Of
Ohio. Columbus: Isaac n. Whiting. 1865.
We have received from the publisher 8
copy of this (Swan's) Manual. 1t is the
sixth edition, revised and adapted to the
present practice by H. c. Noble, Esq. with
notes of the enactments and decisions down
to the present time, made by Judge F. j.
Matthews. 1t is a very condensed, yet plain
and perfectly Ineligible statement of the
duties of an executor or administrator. 1t
is a work of great convenience to lawyers
who have charge of the settlement of es-
tates, and to those, not lawyers, who are
called upon TO act as administrators or ex-
ecutors, it is not only convenient, but in
dispensable, as it gives full and specific di-
rections for each step in order to be Ia
ken, together with clear exposition of the
law, as decided by the courts and embodied
in the statutes.
This volume of 544 pages, in Law Bind
ing, sells for 80, and will be sent by the
publisher, postage paid. on receipt of the
price. .4 -sar
GUIDE FOB GUARDIANS OF MINORS AND PROBATE
COURTS IN ONO, &c, &c. By Judge F. ]. Mat
thews. Columbus: I. N Whiting, 1865.
The object of this volume is to furnish 8
hand book TO Guardians and Probate
Judges, in which they may have, in a small
compass, the general principles governing
them the mode of proceedings in all mat
ters touching guardianship, with forms
pertaining thereto. There can be no doubt
that it is very useful book, making the
duties of Probate Courts and Guardians
easily understood, plain, and infinitely
less arduous than they have formerly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

The demand for the Seven-thirty Bonds in this
locality has fallen eff somewhat for the past two
days, attributable in a measure to the new
rapgement effected for its negotiation with Jsy
Cooke & Co., of Philadelphia, who have not yet
mads known their terms and established their
sub-agents hers. The Second National Bank,
however is still receiving subscriptions, and will
continue to do so until otherwise stated. The
amount received to-day was s3l,l5O. In relation
to these Bonds the New York Times remarks ''As
European orders are Withdrawing tho old 5-2rs
from this side, the subscriptions to the 73O q cent
Treasury Bonds, convertible into new BIOS, will
undoubtedly increase. The convertible privilege
~ttaeh4d IN the 7-3) 9 cent. may already be es-
teemsd equal to 59l0 q cent. Donus IN addition to
the 7-3O 2 cent year Currency interest which
these Treasury Bonds pay in the mean time"
From all financial points we continue to receive
through our exchanges the most doleful accounts
Of strlngency, and at all leading markets it is be-
coming impossible to get produce paper handled at
all by the Banks growing, of course, out of feel
ing that collapse in prices is likely than an
advance. What the result of this sort of distrust
is going to be we shall not offer to conjecture, but
it certainly looks extremely panicky for thoss who
have be n mised into boarding speculative stocks.
The Chicago Tribune of to-day says:
Here in the West there is natually greater con-
fdence in produce and provisions than ia the East
and our Bankers have been less frightened by the
cry Of peace" than elsewhere; but they are IN
willing to extend, and are now generally replying
'No" 10 every new applicant. The rate Of dis
count Is therefore nominal ct 10 e cent, aud the
business is being done on the street by brokers at
| 2d3 q cent. PER month
The shipment of provisions continues very light
and the supply Of Eastern Exchange Is still made
du4te TO meet the demand. The Bankers to-day
bought a. much they could at par and sold at 7S
premium.
The situation IN Cincinnati Is thus reported by
the Gazette Of to-day;
Currency Is scarce, with no immediate prospect
of an improvement Exchange also continues
scarce and the prevailing rates to-day were lilo
/ premiu buying and e premium selling. The re-
cepts Of Exchange from Commercial sources are
very light, and shipments Of Currency continue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06
LEADER
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 6,
sEw ADvERTIsEBsEUrs.

r. B. Douglas & Co.-At Cost io- Thirty Days
Academy Of fMusic-COmbination Troupe.
%. F, 2eth o. n. G Regular Meeting.
Cummings = Jennys-PlanO Fortss.
Academy of Musie-English Opera Troupe.
For sale-Stesm Engine.
J. G. Simmons q Co-Potatoss.
Miss Rynsom's Pieturts-LooaI Notice.
SozOdont-Locsl Notice.
DR.. Seelys's Ca!srrh Remedy-Lccal Notice.
Fourth Ward Relief Com.-Local Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

REMAINs OF CAPTAIN ". W. Hunt RECov-
zRED.-Many of our readers will recol-
lect the announcement of the death of J
Captain ". W. Hurt, of the Tooth OBJ
Regiment, at the battle of franklin, ~
nessse, at the time of Hoods invas'
the fact that his body was left il 'On' anu
of the enemy, after being carr sno hsnu1 nus
from the scene of the bssD' leu iout lnti0' ,.'
Of the retreat of our fOrr %, 1iOns 'ne Ano
company, who were .es2 % W sOlno - u H;s -
courss ., - -ow and friends had OF
~ olver. up all hope of ever being able
.scOVer his remains, but upon the ad-
I vance Of Thomas from Nashville and the
re-occupatiJn of the old Franklin battle
ground, some of the officers of the Tooth
Regiment determined to ascertain, if pos
sible, the resting place of their former COM
rade, and in searching near the place where
the body had been left, found it, as decent
ly buried as was possible under the circum-
stances, and with clothing, papers, &C., un-
touched. Disinterring the remains, the
officers procured coffin, and had them
properly re- buried and the grave enclosed
with picket fence SO as to be identified by
the relatives of the deceased, who were i'm
mediately informed of the disposition that
had been made of the dead.
Captain Hunt was Mason, having be-
longed to the brotherhood in Toledo, and
the order in that city took the matter in
hand and subscribed the means necessary
to have his body brought here and placed in
Christian battle-ground. A few days ago
his widow, who resides in this city, received
the money, and q brother of the deceased
will at once go 10 Nashville and bring home
the remains, The fact that his body wsr
fouad to have been carefully tire ated by the
rebels, and everything belonging to him
lett, is attributed to his having had about
him Masonic emblem.
Captain Hunt was shot through the head
/ and killed instantly, while engaged will
, his command in the van of the battle. h
had seen great deal of active service, ant
was once a prisoner in the hands of the en-
emy, from.whom he effected. his escape af
} ter suffering many hardships. As brsv,
soldier and thorough gentleman he had n,
. superiors, and it is a source of satisfaction
, to know that his friends have been success
ful in their efforts to recover his body.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

ENGLISH oPERA.-Lovers of the Opera
will be rejoiced at the notice that the fa-
nous English Opera Troupe are about to
give a series of choice entertainments in
the Academy of Music. Many people here,
in their eagerness to hear these artistes,
were sorely disappointed that they did not
stop here before visiting Detroit, and they
have since been heard to say that, upon
the actual appearance here of this COM
pany, they would retaliate-by going to
their entertainments every night of their
stay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

RUEAwAT.-A span of horses took fright,
Saturday, on Erie street, and ran off with
the milk-wagOn to which they were at
tached- Tho driver, and a woman who
was riding with him, was thrown out. He
was not much hurt, but the woman sus-
tanned severe damages, the wheels of the
wagon having passed over her body.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

UNITED STATES COURT.-The case of DR.. R.
G. Williams, who was charged with passing
counterfeit money, is finally disposed of,
the jury having brought in verdict Of
"gulty," whereupon the court, on satur-
day morning, sentenced him to the Peni-
tentiary for seven years, and to pay fine
of $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06
NEW YORK aARKET-Feb. 4

COtfOn-Dul at Ts9sOo for middling, chilly
az The in'ide price.
FIouEp-Sta,e and We tern rather nj re steady,
and prices without decided change.
WhIaIxy-Dull aud dropping. Sales at 50 300
sO% for State; Sc S09z 81 for Western.
Vheat-Quiet and without dseided change
COrn-Q1ist at 81 81 for cid high mixed west
eIn in store.
Oats-QuIst at 81 O9@I O91S for western.
PearOloanl-Dun At 4I949c for Crude; 69c for
Refined in bond, and $50 foT Refined free.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

There is very littls to be said concerning the
character Of the markets duriUg The past week,
beyond the general remark that they have been
fiom the opening to ths close uniformly dull heavy
and unsettled-conditions naturally incident TO
the PRESENT status Of our political and military sf
fairs, hut in the present case augmented by the
rumors, expectations and surmses that the week
has been 80 slhc of. Shadows Of pace have con-
stantly, as was the case the week previous, nllsd
the minds Cf the people, and dreams ofloEer prices
hAuntsd those who needed to buy, while the seller
was Slw 10 accept the signs as having in them any
reliability. As consequence. therefore, only the
most necessary wants were supplied, and these as
sparngIy as could be- the business Ofour merchants
being in the main retail trade for everything in
the way of Produce. With one or two exceptions,
the market today closed at about the same figures
as last Saturday. Wheat Is 59IOc lower, end Oats
&c lower-these being the only Grains that have
undergone an actual decline. Dried Apples grew
weaker toward the close, and sold tbcut Ic lower
than last week. Butter and Eggs have ruled and
close nominal there being no inquiry whatever fer
tbs latter and very little for the former, though
holders maintain very nearly previous prices. But
as the advances, Butter must certainly fall,
for there can be NO doubt that the country is large
ly overstocked. Reports from the East say that
operators for riEe have hoardad immensely, and
even now are beginning to throw their surplus
stock upon the market at 8 sacrifice, and when
this becomes more general, it certainly viii in
short time, great tumble must inevitably follow
in this commodity. But even then it Il doubtful
whether market will De found for it, for the
son that the high prices At which It has been held
for few months hsTe taught the people thor
ough lesson Of economy In itI use-s course Of tut
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06
oil Gnmuanu
SECURITY OIL Co.
CAPITAL. $lO0, 900.
SHARES 50 90 EACH.
NO FURTHER AssEssMENT'
AdditI, ,VHal Working Fund TO be Ap-
prOprtated, S39, 900.
w 8. c. OTIS, Esq, President
81. LEWIS, seeEStN-y-
ca. READ, Treasurer.

DIRECTORS:
VS. a. OTIS, W D. CASTLE,
JOHN HARTh ES5, A. B. MANNING,
WEN Z. BTANIDART, W. WELLHOUSE,
JOHN Il. SARGENT.
Tho Company own in fee simple, free Of incum-
brance, ample Ian, Is located in the very best OIL
DISTRICTS on the Allegheny River and Big San
dy Greek, venaugo county, Pa. Also three Tracts
under Leas,hold, on which THREE WELLS are
commenced. which are contracted (and already
paid for to be PUT down to the depth Of 600 feet y
one Well IS now do Fn 436 feet, with fine show of
Oil, with interest in tF0 Engines, Tools, Tabing,
Fixtures, &C., paid for.
In addition to the moneys already expended, the
Company have nine thousand dollars cash on hand.
Subscriptions VIII DO received at the Banking
House OF @. a. Read a. Co, % Superior
Street, Cor balance of unsoId stock, $50 900, at
par value The entire amount subscribed to be sp-
proprated for working the Lands for the benefit Of
the Company. feb4;l92 4shp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

TIE WEATHER.-The south wind has been
having it all its own way for several days,
destroying the ice, spiriting away the snow
pricking open the clouds, leaving every
where mud, slOp, and dismalness. But
about two o'clock yesterday morning the
wind changed, and blew with almost un-
precedented violence from 8 cold quarter.
Everything is solid again. People are once
more sealed in their houses. The transi-
ton is most uncomfortably sudden and ex-
treme
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

CORRECTION In printing the assignment
ofquotas for the Nineteenth District, an er-
ror was made in the remark that these quo
tas must be filed by the 25th of February.
1t should have been the 18th instead of the
25th. The quota of Vernon is 9 instead of
10, and that of Rootstown Is instead of SO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

Eighth Ward.-There will be meeting of
enrolled men at sandfOrd's Hall, on Monday even
ing, February 9th. Our quota on the last call is
only seven men. An effort will be made to clear
the Ward, which can easily be done if every man
turns out and assists. If there is not full turn
out and general disposition manifested to take
hold of the work in earnest, the matter will be
dropped and this viii be the last effort to clear the
Ward.
There will be read at the meeting list of all the
names enrolled according to the corrected ENROLL
ment.
Those who are not liable to draft, and are dis
posed to assist us, are invited to bs present. e..
". q. TRUSOOTT,
JOSEPH RANDERsoN,
iaR4ils9 .. TRUSTEES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

PERsoNAL.-The Toledo Blade says that
Mr.. Charles Bloomfield, for several years
past operator in the NJ. S. & N. 1. R. R.
IelegrAPH UNIV ----.-.ay, - -as;o,nsd
his position and accepted one in the United
States Telegraph Office in this city. Mr..
Bloomfield is good operator, and will no
doubt give satisfaction in his new location.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

FIRE.-An alarm of fire was struck about
i've O'Clock last evening. There was nothing
more serious than the burning out of the
chimney of building immediately in the
rear of the Medical College.
About two hours later another alarm vsr
given. The steamers were promplyonE
and quickly put out the FIRE, W land
in brick block on Miami Sire, hich wa
A bed and window-sash " ct Extension
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

sKATEs.-We predict that the best sl1at-
ing of the season ~1nay be INDUCED in to-
day, wherever, in this locality, ice can be
found. The Skating Park, river, &C.. must
be in excellent condition, and no doubt the
opportunity will be improved by scores and
scores of both sexes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06
LIEUTENANT L. B

Davis, the rebe' DAvIs.-As Lieutenant
his executir spy, who is now awaiting
% nyT IN at Johnson's Island is charg-
a, u. W. Perdue, of the 22d Ohio Bat
~, with the murder of General McCook,
the Lieutenant sends the editor of the San
dusky Register note denying the charge,
and asserting, in proof, that at the time Of
the murder he was at Gordonsville, Ya.i
just entering the Confederate service.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06
Railway intelligence,

DECREASE OF SPEED.-Western Railroad
managers are quite generally discussing the
propriety of reducing the speed of passen-
ger trains to a maximum of twenty miles
per hour, in consequence of the increased
cost of fuel and construction, repairs and
other outlays.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

On Iron Except Sheet and HOOp) ordered in lots
OF 20 tors, l215 cents FER 100 rs. is Deducted.
On Nails ordered In lots Of leo keys more, 121<
cents per ksg Is deducted.
Terms cash in New Yo.k Rx hange at par, or
funds par in Cleveland. A discount Of 3 per cent.
Is made Il remitted on receipt Of InToise
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

"By Their Fruits Ye Shall RnOW
Them.r-The almost innumerable testimonials
received by DR.. B. H, Seelye, from parties who
have In a short time, and at trifing expense been
completely cured of Catarrh, by the uss of his Liq
did Catarrh Remedy, are unansversbIe arguments.
See advertisement. feb6:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

water Ljme-Firm at q IS for OswegO and
Akroni ss 90 tor Rosedsle Oemsnt.
PIRstsr.-'PoWelrs" land plaster Sl2 90 per
ton.
MaIt-Firm. Barley Malt quoted at 50 90 per
bushel.
Ale and POEteF--MArkst steady. We quots
As follows Present Use Xxx Ale $40; Stock Xxx
Snasls; Ksnastt SIC Pale Cream Sll; Porter
81. Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06
IIadsOn's UnrIvaIed Tooth Past

IHudsOn's UnrtvBIed Tooth Paste is
unsurpassed in removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth But its chief excellence con-
ssts in the certainty with which it heals all ten
derness of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one of its strongest recommendations. Sold by
all druggists. jan3o;i92
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06
fbl:1s9

Farming and oil Lands For Sale
One hundred acres Of good Farming Land (oil has
been discovered on the adjoining traot,) will be
sold cheap II applied for soon Call on or address
WU. Z. CLARKE,
jan3i:ls9 Leavittsburg, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

EAGLE HARBoR COPPER SH1PNEETs.-The
total shipments of copper from the port of
Eagle Harbor, during the season of fnaviga-
tion, 1858, were ,13O tons and ,172 pounds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

ARRIvALs.-Colonels ]. F. Wade and Vim.
II. Revere, U. s. A, and Mr.. Mexican Bu-
chanan, the tragedian, were among the ar
rivals at the Weddell House yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06
jan31:1s9

Liverpool Oil COmpany-NOiiee.-Ce
tcates of stock for the late subscriptions are now
ready for delivery at the Office of G. A. Read Co.,
95 Superior street, where subscribers will please
call at once.
jsn3O:' IS Il. O. DEMING, sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

soHERBY's SHOW CoMNe.-somerby's Va
riety Show, which was here few months
since, will reappear soon. Their pro
gramme embraces acrobatic and gymnastic
feats, singing and dancing, pantomime,
ventriloquism and comic delineatiOn of
characters, performances of dogs, &c, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06
CITY NEWS.

We are indebted to Hawks for the New
York daily papers in advance of the mail.
He keeps the latest papers, East and West.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

The OGense Is RanI.-we hold it inexcusa-
bic in any person, male or female, when they sub
jsct US to au,annoyance which very little trouble
on thsirpart would Obviate Especially is this the
case where the unfortunate possessor Of bad
breath will persist in button-hoHng and intruding
his views upon US, to manifest mental aud phys
icsI discomfort. fthese good peopls would the
sozoDoET, it would not only render them accepta-
BILE acquaintance, but would at once greatly i'm
prove their teeth and bresth. n
Sold by all Druggists. feb6:l90-St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-06

photographs of Miss RanSOm's Lake
Superior Views, and Portraits of General Garfield,
for sale at sargents Oil Superior street, and Dick
ems, 249 uperior street. ... feb6ls9