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Beef-steady wah fsir demand. At $50 O09s %
for plain mess; 81 50024 90 for thin mess.
Reef Hams-Are quiet and steady at SIG 5o0
81 90.
Cuf Mea9s-steady; 171z91s5So for Shoulders;
19l20c for Hams
BaeOn Sides-hodeTate request. Gambler
lard cut 2l7zci long Iibbed 22ci and short ribbed
22Zc-
dressed HOgs-stSady at l7917szo for west
ern.
Lard-steady and moderate demand. sa'es al
M9241ke.
8utfer-Unehangsd
Cheese-Quiet At 1562ic
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sEow.-Thc sleigbing disappeared rapid
ly yesterday under tho softening influences
Of the genial sir, but as We write it is being
reinforced by q countless army Offresh snow
flakes from the empyrean above. Young
folks will clap their hands, and livery
horses will grOan in spirit atthe announce
ment " It SHOWS 20
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QUESTION FOB PHYsIoIos1sTs.-We saw a
novel sight on Ontario street yesterday. A
farmer drove up to grocery with load of
pork. The cap-sheaf of the load was a
youngster porkum which looked as if he
hsd been rolled in blood. He was flame
red all over, that color having been given
him when he was plunged into the hot
water.
Can Psychologists explain this singular
phenomenon?
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GEORGE d. STUART,
Chairman U. 8. G. G.

VIOLATING THE SIDEWALK ORDISAEoE.-
Several arrests were yesterday made by
Marshal Erazee fer violating the ordinance
requiring persons to keep their sidewalks
free from snow and ice, and tho parties Of
Tending were notified to appear for trial at
the Police Court on Monday morning We
are glad to see that Marshal Frszee is ta-
king these steps. It is needless for us to
say that the ordinance is a most necessary
and useful one. The persons arrested yes
terdsy have been repeatedly notified of its
provisions, and it is high time that il
shonld be rigidly enforced sgainBt them.
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Let there be a grand rally.

REsIsSFD.-Dr. Prentice has resigned his
position as Assistant Surgeon at the MiIit-
sry General Hospital, finding the duties OF
that post interfered too greatly with his
other professional duties.
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UniverssIism.-- Rev. Fl. b. Nye, formerly
editor of the Star "a tie Fsst, will preach at Tenn
perEnoe Hall, 1sl supreior Street, Sunday morning
and evening. Br. Nye is one of the most eloquent
speakers in the West. AL arc invitol 10 attend.
ian1s:Is5
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DEATHs Ar NLsHHI1LE.-Tha follnui

DEATHS AT NAsHvILLE.-The following
Northern Ohio soldiers died in hospital in
Nashville in the week ending january 7tb:
David Hsusman, G, 49th.
John McDefmott, II, I24th.
James Reeee, H, Tooth.
Jacob Shupe, E, 4gth.
George A Cooper, I, 41st.
James Halliville, E, 1O1st
Lawrence Stath, h, 183d.
jeremiah Houser, G, I83d.
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American BeIIes.---America is justly proud
of her beautiful ladies, but how many mar their
beauty, and lose their health and youth, become
prematurely old in appearance, by neglecting to
take proper care OF their teeth. There can be no
excuse for this, as sozodont,. pronounced by all
worthy place between the sweetest lips, can now
be had in all civilized countries.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
ian q.1QO.3t
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Fourth ward 1.-The last meeting of enrolled
men Tonight. at the Engine House. Turn out
and let US know whether there shall be a draft or
not The books will close this evening, and shares
be issued, if a sufficient sum is not raised. Turn
out, then, o-e and all. jan1i;1s5
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FALLoN's sTEREOPTICoE. - The apparatus
of this beautiful and instructive work of
art arrived yesterday, and all preparations
for its opening exhibition, at Brainard's
Hall, on Monday evening next, arc now
completed. The sale of tickets will COM
mence at the music store of 8. Brainard &
Co, this morning. Reserved seats, fifty
cents. Season, or family tickets, admitting
six persons at one time or one person six
times, $1.5O. There will be great demand
for tickets, and we advise our friends to
buy seats in time. This will be the last
opportunity of seeing this beautiful instru-
ment before it is taken to Europe,
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Secretary Cleveland City Union club
MOUNTED SERVICE RENDEZVOUS

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 1865. J
Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication of the
4th instant, transmitting a'eopy Of resolu-
tion adopted at late meeting of the Cleve-
land City Union Club, together with the
pair ofrevolvers referred to therein.
I thank the Club heartily and sincerely
for their very handsome present. In the
sffair which gave rise to your resolution
my motives and conduct were liable to be
misconstrued and misrepresented. That
they were not by those who knew mo in
Cleveland, your resolution affords most
gratifying evidence.
Thanking you for the very compliment
ary terms in which you have seen fit to
communicate the resolution of the City
Union Club,
am, sir, very respectfully,
THOMAS DRUIMOED,
Captain 5th United States Cavalry.
To Henry n. johnson, Esq, Secretary Of
tho Cleveland City Union Club, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
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Mr.. JoHE A. ELIsLEE.-Ths Columbus
Journal ssys that Mr.. John A. Ellsler has
leased the new Opera House in that city,
and viii open the season on Tuesday even
ing next with Miss Olive Logan.
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Sixth Ward Self Protection Club
A meeting will be held at tho Wigwam, on
Saturday evening, 18th inst, at half-past
seven o'clock. All members and those intending to
join the Club, are requested to bs present:
W. p. F0GG, Prest.
GEO, N. KOLBE, sec'y- janlsls5
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GRAND SHIP Masters BALE-For the ben-
eft of Soldiers Family Relief Association
to be'given at the Pearl Street Armory,
On Thursday evening, january goth, 1865.
All friends of the cause are respectfully
inVifad. ---- |
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UHITED STATES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
TEAOHKRs WANTED.-An urgent call comes
to the United States Christian Commission
for fifty delegates as teachers for the col
ored soldiers in the Army Of the James.
Earnest, christian men, who are willing
to give their services for Six weeks within
army lines, without pay, are wanted. The
soldiers are eager to learn. School houses
and books will be provided. The Com
mission will defray expenses to and from
the field, and furnish subsistence while
there. Every facility and encouragement
will be afforded by the military suthori-
ties.
An unezamPled opportunity to do good
is offered to those who hove the Saviour.
The men are gathered together. Long
oppression and sudden exaltation to posi-
ton as soldiers mako them ambitious for
knowledge. Their readiness to hear the
gospel is remarkable, and everything seems
to be favorable.
Let those who wish TO avail themselves
of this opportunity report in person or by
letter to the Central Office, IL Bank street,
Philadelphia. Good recommendations are
required. References cause delay for
correspondence; written testimonials are
best.
GEORGE u. STUART,
ianl4:1s5 Chairman U. 8. G. @.
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E. S. WILLARD,
P GOLDRICK,

New and UnirIed Medicines should not al
waysreceive the entire confidence of the people, but
when remedy has been practically tested for ten
years, in the general practice Of thorough ply
sician, as has Dr.. D. q. seeyle's Liquid Catarrh
Remedy, and never failed, persons afflicted with
Catarrh should Immediately test its merits.
jan9.r3
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Complimentary to Capt. DrummOnd.
Tho Cleveland City Union Club, appre-
ciating the kind act of Captain DrummOnd
in endeavoring to prevent the maltreating
of Union soldier by conductor on the
NewiYork Central Railroad, a few weeks
since, and also having q high esteem for
him as an officer and gentleman, pre-
sented him, just before his departure, with
handsome pair of Smith & Weason's rO-
volvers in a beautiful case.
We give the correspondence in the mat
ter Z:
ROoNs OF THE Cry UNION CLUB,
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 4, '65. !
Thomas Drummoad, Gaptain Fifth u s.
Cavalry;
CAPTAIE-I have the honor TO inform you
thst at late meeting of the Cleveland
City Union Cub the following resolution
was unanimously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, A brutal and outrageous assault
/ was made, few weeks since, upon Captain
Thomas Drummond, of tho Fifth Regular
Cavalry, now stationed in this city, by
certain employees of the New York Central
Railroad Company; and
WHEREAS, Said assault was made by rea-
son of Captain Drummond's endeavors to
protect Union soldier from outrage and
injustice, therefore,
Res0iUea, That as the expression of our
cordial approval of Captain Drummond's
conduct in the matter referred to, as an Of
| hcer a gentleman, the Secretary be in
structed to present to him, en- behalf of
this Club, suitable pair of revolvers.
They are but slight testimonial, it ia
true, but they may serve to remind you that
our hearts are with him who would shield
a Union soldier from injustice.
Since the passage of the foregoing reso-
luton we have learned with deep regret
that you have been assigned TO duty else
where.
Your stay in this city has created a
warmth of feeling in your favor seldom, il
ever, excited towards one present only on
official business. We have recognized in
you high-toned, gallant soldier and gen
tleman, keenly sensitive to honor-person-
al and unremitting in diligence in the
performance of your special duty, and in
not forgetting the highest duty Of sll, your
obligation, at all times and in all places,
as respOnsible citizen of a great Nation
struggling for exiBtonce.
| Wherever the stern duties of your pro-
fession may call you, you may feel as
sured you viii bs followed by our hearticst
wishes for your success and your safety.
Ihave the honor to remain, Captain,
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't.
Henry N. JOHNSON,
| Secretary Cleveland City Union Club.
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L0UAL HOrIuEs

IfyOu want to buy syllable Skirts and first
class CorsetI, at wholesale and retail, go to the
manufacturers, Kaufman and Bro, 10 Public
Square, and other seasonabo goods at cheap prices.
janI3IsC
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PASTORAL isit---.The friends OF Rev. J. S.
Lytle viii make him pastoral visit in the Lecture
Room of Erie Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
on Tuesday evening, January 18th. janlA1s6
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Seventh Ward.---Thers will be q meeting of
the enrolled men Of the Seventh Ward, on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings OF this week,
at Engine House No. 8, for the purpose Of procur
ing means to clear the Ward from tho dram. 1t is
hoped thut every one will be there promptly at
seven o'clock P. n.
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JOSH BmLNes.-Josh is announced to
hold forth here in several Beeks, produc-
ing his "Live Tablow in 21 Ak" at Brain
ards Hall, He will draw a crowded
house,
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&. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT
HI superior EG.

Subscriptions received TO the
H7 3-l0 PER CENT. AND 10-4O" NATIONAL
LOAN.
lO0mmission allowed to subscribers-
sB-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2O's. IO-40ia, Treasury
Eote8, and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sold at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made ct al accessible points Incur
rent funds converted at lowest. RsveIus stamps
for sEla. onA
NoTICE.-I have this day admitted into
partnership with me, Jerome Monroe and
Henry A. SherWin.
GEORGE sPRAGUE.
Cleveland, Jan. I'd, 1855. jan2;2W
The undersigned havo this day formed q
copartnership under the style of ]. G. Sim
mons & Co., for the purpose of conducting
Produce Commission business at the old 10
cation Of G Sim mons, 80 Merwin street.
J, g. SIMMONS,
II. G.. DENIEG.
Cleveland, O., Jan. ?, 1865. isn2:1s5.
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&. NOIIen will sall at auction, at his Auction
Housa, this morning st11 o'cl;ck, one large dining
table; also arge lot of stoves and lot of cloth
ing. janl41s5
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Society of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meet
ings every Sunday morning and evening. Mr. H..
P. Fairfield. trance rpeaBer, will lecture to-mor-
row at 1G1& a. NJ. aud at 7 Pm. janl4,ls5
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jan14:Is5

DIR. Newton will extract testh for the POOR
free of char.e Q on each Monday morning from
until 9o'clock Office oil Superior street, Marble
Block. janli;1G5
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sleigh Bells Sleigh Bells l---We call at
tenton TO our fine stock of Sleigh Bells, which we
arc selling at old prices. Call at
JOHNS, DAVIS & co,
No. 1ST OntaTio street.
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ausaraHrE.
1881. HUOKETE 1861,
MUTUAL INSURANCE OOHPAEE.
FIRE AND MARINE.

CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 0o,e09
no scrip DtVidsads. ProhtI divided In OASA
am0aS Stock and Policy Holders.
Takes Marine Hazards Of all Kinds, Firo RiskI,
Buildings Merchandise, Furniture Vessels in Pert.
md the better class OF Risks gsnsTaliT.
Wm- HArS, B. PeltOn, AmAsA 5toHs,
P. OhAmbsrIIn, L. D. Hudson Hon: }. p. BobtsoA
q. GsFFetson, A. J. Breed D. n OViatt,
2 W. Pelton Wa. Wellhouse-
OFFIOE-6Tistts Exohsngs, foot Of 5zpsFia
tteek Cleveland, Ohio.
Losses AdinStad and promptly PAID.
VII HART, Prsssdszt
D. O. HgpsoH, Secretary.
=aoIT ;isldfS IA8 RIOHARDS-
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n. Z. MONEY MARKET Ian. Is.


MOney-Stosdy at 7 S3s.
Sterling Exehange-QaieI at 3s9lOsSs
for gold.
SIOld-Irregular a. d unsettled Opening at 90,
deoIiiong to 2ls5< and ol1siug ct 1908.
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Harris TasslmeFss.-12O Pieces Harris.
Broadbrook, French and English
Fancy Cassimeres. Reduced from
IS IS and 81 50 n Three Dollsrs
Per Yard
Fancy CassimsFes.-A fine line Harris
and other gnGd mskes. AIl-wOoi
Fancy Cassim6res from 10 sell-
linzs aud upwards
Zephyr Cloths Elegant shades Zephyr
Cloths fOT LAdisH rressCs snd
Suits.
gsxOny CIOths.-Scotch Plaid Ssxony
Cloths for Dresses ani Sits
HemstItched Hdk'fs.-5O Do. more of
those Handkfs at thrse shllllngs;
pronounced tae best BsrtainH in
Handkt's ever offered 50 this city.
WOOI Long ShaWls.-Supsrfne quality
ct Nine Dollars, juss three quar-
te'scf their value
BIanketa.-White Bed Blankets, the sI2
quality closing at Nine Ooliars
nlbch GbAtbf NlOAhb-hh PAOIOOI PAAiSOi
sI5O9 No wonder they create
8 sensation among tbs high
dealers in Clcaks.
WATERPROOF ClOafs-The best Bargains
oobtinu5 70 attract univ9Tssi at
tantiGn.
Ladies' Wool H6se-Balmorsl, Ribbed,
Merino and tthn5s, In fail
s5rtment for Ladies and siisfeL
RFeskfast shaEIs-A splendid line Of
the most beautiful go,dI. At
tentlsn Is called to tho-e offered
at Two Doilarsi
Mems Wool Ehirts-Extrs Heavy Grey
Wrappers and Drawers at Tea
ShillingHi No trashy e0cdI OF
this kind made Of shoddy aud old
rags will DO found In onr h5use-
AlIing's Wool YaFnC-Full assortment
Of this celebrated Yarn nov il
store.
BalmOrsI skiFts-5OO Elegant Bslmorsl
skirts will be chi rad this day At
big bargain
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NEF YoRK EEOCla nARKET.

HEW Y0aE. Jan. 13, 1865.
Governments Moderately active
and without decided change. United States sizes
Of 1851, coupons, l125S; do 520s, coupons, l091<;
DO registered no. U S. 100 coupons 1925 7-30
Treasury notes 1ls5<; Obe-ysar Certificates -
SKIES Of 81, registered, llls<.
RfOekR-Strongsr. Tennessee skies - Ohio
& Mississippi certificates 3O54. Quicksilver o.;
MAriposa IS; New York Central 1l7ll; Erie 81;
Hudson 100; Beading -; Mich Central -
Michigan Southern HorthOrn Indiana -; Eric
urrfrrrad %
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-1=1I~-
New Books.

HOME THEUsTs AID HoHE THOUGHTS. By the Ed
itor of 'The Golden Rule" New York Pub
Hshed by the Author. 1854.
The above is the title Of a religious work
which is for sale by E. H Merrell, No. Is
Prospect street, at whose stand all the
standard religious works may be found
This book consists Of two parts:
1. Tho Golden Rule in High Life and
Low Life.
II. In the Family Circle.
These, in turn, consist of short, pithy
chapters, or essays, on vast variety OF
subjects. Tho most interesting chapters,
perhaps, are those on "stif Neeks and
Straight Jackets;" ''The Devil Cheat -
"Dumb Devils"
Tho volume is embeliished with pOr-
trait Of D. F. Newton, and is full Of Illus
tratiOnB.
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CHICAGO MARKET.--Jan. Is


F1OuF-Steady.
WReat-Actiyo dema.d and advanced 19l74
cents.
COFR-Activs.
HOEs-peciinsd f09ac. Transaetiens toH-
faad to shippers. Sales at 110l2c.
Dressed HOgs-Eoro active Sales ut l4H
9l5e,
ProvfsiOns-Dul.
POrk-MesS at S3s 90; primo mess as5 co.
Hams-Svest picked 1T3zc.
I.aril-Dun ct 2I1Io.
oats 42o00; hogs 1000.
Rose 4 PrsntIss' PROVISION market Be
port.
The following are ths rates charged By Us:
HRms-Sugar-oure premium hams 3 DIS
Dried BEES .'....s.-...-.lo c
4hOHldeFs-Sugaroure b D.--.......-.s-.-..s.sls o
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides q B......-..........----21
Eard-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd In bbls or trcs-24
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd IN kegs . n-.25 Q
POFk-No mess %
Extra clear 3 bbl.....-.......-......-,...s4 Al %
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
AEs to railroad depots or bOsts- All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything ih
the State. Orders promptly hllad.
ROsE 4 PREETIHs.
doIs-R Nos. 149, IA and 146 Ontario street.
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T AIDES HEMSTITCHED HAND
Observation-Disclosures and Plain.
TAYLOR, GRIsW0LD 4 CO.,
de22 ~ Superior street..
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MAvELER,s RReIsTER.
DEPARTUREs,

81 OitIEens wishing conveyance to either cl the
above Trains or Boats viii be called for By Coaches
Of StsVens' Omnibus Line, BY lsaVIng their Addgsss
at tho Omnibus Ofios, III supeFiar stTist. nsNi
dooT 70 the Weddeu House.
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HoNORARv MEMBERS.
D.P. Rhodes, Esq, Marcus A. Hanna,
L L Lyon, Dwight Palmer,
X Sherman, s Wells,
J A Reddington, HI Webb,
Capt G W Jones, W B Castle,
John Martin, s C Sturtevsnt,
Capt D P Nickerson, Chas Mcneil,
n Bond, ] A Harris,
Capt W B 6uyles, s " johnson,
6 S Coe, Capt A Bradley,
L D Hudson, ] F Card,
Capt NJ Peck, T j Bufrine,
Beldon Seymour, Nelson Sanford,
Capt Heating, Nelson Purdy,
Thos Dixon, B Prentice, M D 7
James BeansOn, A W Fairbanks,
Philo Chamberlin, Capt BA Stannard,
Philo Bemis, Capt E Simms,
John Griffith, Z II Lewis,
N NJ Griffith, Sanford Lewis,
T Mcdowell, VIM H Crowl,
II C Mcdowell, SA BOynton, NJ D.
ACTING MANAGERS.
Capt NJ Lundry, Capt C Norton,
Z" T Morris, - David Vance,
s Rummage, Geo Judson,
Geo Mckay, John Spaulding
Tickets of Admission So OF
GEO. h. WARRINGTON, Sec'y.
CHARLES q. WAITE, Treasurer. janl4:l8i
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COM MMERcIAL.

MORNING LKADEB OFFICE,
FRIDAY HvEsTss. Jan 13 b, 1884.
ee;fpts-The receipts Of Grain By rail during
the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock to-day
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MARRIED.
DIED.

At ?. NJ, January 18th. on her birthdAy, Little
MARY PAULINE, daughter Of Ohsster q. snd
CoincliA Allen, aged two years.
Funeral services on Sunday at P. II at their
residence, 81 Huron street.
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PERsoNAI,-Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas ar
rived in the city yesterday, from Wash
ington, and is staying at the Sherman
House. She was accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. D. P. Rhodes, and Miss Abby Rhodes,
Of Cleveland. In the evening Mrs. Douglas
received largo number of visitors at the
hOtel.- Chicago journal.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE
II AND SPY, the most interesting and exciting
book sver published, embracing tbs Advsn turus OF
Won N ia the Union Army as Hursa Scout and Spy.
Giving most vivid inner picture the War. Rs-
e. rned and disabled officers and s9l.erB in want Of
profitable employment, will h.d il peculiarly adapted
70 their condition. JONES BROS. g. 90, 800 Chtst-
str, est Philad sphia, Pa. dei7:ls5sEw
QY0 A MONTH III WANT AGENTS
DtU everywhere st SO a month, expenses paid
70 sell FIFTEEN ARTICLES, the best ohsred. Full
particulars TEEE. Addre=s OILS T. GAREY, Bidde-
ford Maine. de5=lSfdAw
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GT0LEN or broke loose from the sub
Oscriber In streetsborO, small light bay mare ten
years old with two white feet the left fore foot and
the right hin1 foot, white spot on tho nose, few
white hairs on the forehead I, with sa ielemarks.-
Whoever will return said animal OF give informa-
tion where she can be found, will be literally re-
Warded. JACOB PAGE.
Streetsboro, Bee %, 1864. jan2:ls5
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WANTED-s125 A MONTH"; Agent

Nv ~ y 70 n 1T
" everywhere n introduce SHAw L CLARE's SIX-
TEEN DOLLAR EAAnLT SEWING MACHINE, the ONLY
tJW price machine IN th5 country which IL LICENSED
- Grover Baker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, Singer
go, and Bachslder. Salary and expenses OF large
commissions allowed. AL other machines now sold
less than forty dollars each are IEFnIEGEuEETs
and the seller ard LIABLE illustrated circulars
sent FEEE. Address SHAW CLARK, Biddeiord,
Maine. de5:lSGdkW
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NEwcoMR,s MINsTRELs

TWO BANDS IN OEEI
This EtupendOus organization, headed by tho Pi-
onesr Of Ginstrelsy, Is newly augmented for 1865.
PRICES OF ADnIssION,--Drsss Circle and Par
duetts 80 cents; Secured Seats to Dress Circle 70
cents: Family Circle, 60 cents; Gallery 25 cents
Private Roxes, So, IS and ss, entire. Private Box
Toors open st s;l5. Curtain rises at T;so.
lanl2;lss P, A, QLARK, Agent,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-14

Janl2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-14

EOR SALE-HOUSR AND LOT ON
4 Forest street. House largo and oommodious; Lot
iGlsst by 235, with abundance Of hne shTubbeTy,
and good rult chsice grapo5, and good barn. Terms
essy- Elauiro Of D. W GAGE, Esq, l65 Superior 81,
Tuea-Hg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-14

IL SALE.-HARNESS SHOP, STOCK and FIX
TURES FOR SALE in Oberlin, doing a good busi-
ness. Also store well located for business. En-
Cuire Of Root, Whitalaw and Company, or Of he
subscriber on the premises. JAMES BAILEY,
Oberliu, o. janj:lSD