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F1ouz-stats and Western dal and S9loe
'Osis Sale. ss So s5eaO 10 fox extra State; SO %
ell 90 for common e good shlgPlng orssds extra
Market elosiDg heavy. No buyers 81 ihs outside
'WSisky-opist. Sales at 81 50 for v's.sru
IN lots; Closing with buyers at g % ana sellers
WheaG-Duil and dropping. Choice Amhsr
Missouri 81 45 50 50 choice EhIts do; 81 AambeE
Michigan " 70 prime white Michigan
Corn--Dun and dropping at 81 50 for old ni1d
western IN store
fer WsB eIn.
PefroIsnn--DuI Crude 4OsA2e; refined
in bond Sc; do FREE $40.
WOOl-Dull.
Coffee-Firm but quiet,
SuSar-Quiet. Small sslss AuseoTado at ls3z
moIasses-DuH. saIes sf ouba MusoOvAdO ss
Pork-HeavT and decidedly lower
sa.ss az $50 69935 IS for nsW mess; $50 TOO
% 90 for 1861 do, cash a. sna regular EsT-elos-
and SIS c09S5 so for prime mess. Also $50
barrels new mess, for March, Aprl and Nay,
st buJer's option, ct Ss7 25aS7 rs 100 barrels
pr me mss for Nay, at sellers oPt.on' as $50 SOC
So 90.
Reef Eiams-In good demand at S2s co
Cut Beafs-Less active at IT9lss for shoul-
ders and 1S92lc for hams.
Dressed HOSs-Quist. Sales at 169i61zo
for western.
Bacon SIdes-s,eady At 2Oe for Cumberland
cut, 2l14c for ihort ribbed and aS<92lo long
ribbed
Lard-Heavy and lower at 2O9247So. Also
I6OO bbls for March and April, at sslisrs oPtson'
= BsI1::er-IOwsr sna DAN at 2SsssS faI Chic
and sO@45e fer state.
cheese Qo,at at ls9 &C.
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CLEVELAND CRY DIRECTORY FOR 1860
The publishers of the LEADER are now max
ing preparations to issue, in the month of
May next complete Directory for the City
Of Cleveland for the year 1865. Our citi-
zens have long folt tho urseHt need of =.
complete aud perfect city directory, and it
is intended to supply this want. It will
contain the name of every man in the city,
his occupation, and his residence. Every
preesution will be taken to make it entirely
free from errors. Some entirely new fea-
lures will be introduced into the work.
The extent of circulation which such e
work will attain, and the cla-s of readers
who will inspect it most carefully, render
it valuable medium for advertisers. A
limited number of advertisements will be
received.
Arrangements have been made to have
the canvass speedily as well as thoroughly
accomplished, SO that the Directory will be
as late and fresh as possible. The canvass
will commence on the tenth of April, and
the work will be delivered within thirty
days thereafter. AS thepublishers possess,
in their own Office, every facility for print
ing and binding the work will be fOrthcom-
ing without fail at the time announced.
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J. III. LANesTOE, ESQ, TX NEW YORK CITY.
John NJ, Langston, Esq, of oberlin, lee
tured on Tuesday evening at the Cooper
Institute, New York city, before the Ladies'
Union Bazaar Association, in the aid of
colored sick and wounded soldiers. The
New York TriBpns notices the lecture ss
follows:
Rev. sells Martin presided, who intre-
duced the lecturer as sn able lawyer, an Of
fice-holder of the State of Ohio, and pro-
moter of the enlistment of colored soldiers.
Mr.. Langston, who is a young man of mix
ed blood, of fine personal appearance and
agreeable voice and manner, began by say
ing that the beginning of this contest was
announced by thunders which awakened
white men TO the cor sciousness that they
had been suffering under long nightmare
of slaveholding domination. South Carolina
was, before the war, the interpreter Of our
Constitution and the executor of our laws.
Until white men were made conscious of
their own political thraldom, they were
equally unconscious of the depth of degrE-
dation to which the colored man had been
sunk by merciiess and unyielding proscrip-
ton. The Black Laws of Ohio were quoted
with strong comments and good effect. All
this was now changed. He had spoken in
Louisville, st. Louis and Nashville within
the last sixty days, Slavery not daring TO
molest him or make him afraid. Mr.. Langs-
ton claimed that the North should give as
Indispensable evidence of progress as the
loyal South had. 1t had got rid of slavery I;
the North should get rid of prescription, He
then claimed for the colored man the right
TO exercise the elective franchise on the
ground of his manhood, now acknowledged
BY the Nation which has put a musket in
his hand on the ground Of nativity, which
is the ground of citizenship according to
Attorney General Bates opinion upon the
political axiom taxation, protection and
representation go together; and in the
name of the loyalty of the colored men, ss
shown in the various ways during the war.
The speech was well conceived and admir-
ably delivered, abounding in forcible illus
tratioDs and real humor, and the audience
showed most hearty appreciation of Mr..
Langston's really ablo address, by frequent
applause.
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Ko.ei of all The denominations named will be
promptly furnished uFOn receipt of subscriptions.
This Is
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IO-40 COup0ns.-We are paying gold rates
for Coupons. WRIGHT BROTHER,
narl:l02 No 90 SUI eri;r street.
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOB 1s65.6.

The undersigned propose to issue in the
month of May next, complste Directory of
the City OF Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvasssd by the 10th of April
wesexpsct to issue the work on the 10th of
May; but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As we intend to
make this g complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man in the city, we trust that it viii meet
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will perceived. For terms, &C., ap-
ply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. COWLEs & Co
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IL Of Narc5, 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. we'll sell on
the premises, at pubic suction, the story md
hall hame dwelling HCuss. situate on the sou b side
OF St CIair ST. and known No. 2l5 ana Is nsxt
east Of and ad dining ". RigRnders store and resi
denoe. Also tbs out-housss ana noes on said pre-
misses. ApprHised at 500. Possession given pri J.
lSbj. Te. m Cash. i. PRENTISS,
ieb3:l93 Adm. Of Jas Proudtoot deceased
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WANrED.-AL Light secondhand Open
w Buggy; AID for sale lsr.e and valuable
Team Horse. WHITMORE, BAILEY Co I29
Pearl slreef Wnst Sde. fb.E:lg2
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IPTNANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE, I
rT1-,spaw Marrh q 1875.

lHURkpAIs MeICu - AoOOs
The Money market is In ksO1t the same eOndi-
cn As we reported yesterday with reference to ths
supply Of currency, while the demand eo1tiHues
quite rs Sht Is heretofore from the general buh
MSS public, whose wants financially are, In tbs
present dspresssd stats Of trade In this lOcalty'
very mesgre It Is trobsbls that the Government
disbursements now mskiug will have to very
1Args degree returned to the Banks by the time
thu spring trade shall te resunsd, and the Money
market be accordingly In q condition to meet the
requirements Of the business community.
G5ld was dssidedIy weaker in New York to-day,
srd the tendency Iomewhst strongly downward,
though no very marked decline was established.-
AtA o'clock this aflernecn Ihs rate in Kew = ork
was reported to Bankers ct Is71z. No report Wss
received at the Stock Exchange. At GallsgbeE's
New York E1ohspgs this evening the price closed
ct 1878.
We have no essential change 20 note in Govern
ment Bonds, the market being still reported 4 N
asd steady with moderate degree Of activity IN
the way Of permanent Investments. Railway
shares are somswsas weaker unier the decline IN
Gold, but DO not reesds materially. There is, how
ever dImInution in the activity Of the past few
days, due probably to the desire Of operators TO
await events now rapidly eliminating, and which
will have q most decided iDhaeEce, particularly II
they should result in tbs least favorable to the
rebels. 1t Is altogether likely that 3 most impor-
taut contest will be fought at q verT early day
may IN eed BE- now going sa-gOmsShere IN Cen
tIsl North Carolina, and the most mighty rGsalts
hang upon its desition. A defeit TO either SIDE
will be overwhelming one-tO the rebels 1t would
sstils bsyond all persdTeniurs the fats Of the Con-
fsdsrsey; 20 Sherman the eject would be to add
another year at least to the war. In the face #
such contingencies It Is wise TO psuss and await
their islue.
The sales Of the 50 Loan to-day, chow lightly
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Appeal to the Enrolled Men OF the
Sixth WaEd.-Up to this time, through the ef
forts Of few patriotic men, siitd ly the liberal
contributions Of our citizens, no map has gone from
our Ward except as a volunteer recruit. Shall We
now give in despair and allow the draft to take
its course, or shall we unite in one more grand ef.
fort TO get our Ward clearl We have no = over lix
hundred enrolled, and our quota is 81 meu An
average Of $50 from eyory enrolled man will carry
as through. There is man liable to draft in our
Ward, 50 poor but tlGt he can rnise tso or three
times dat sun osAve himself from going in case he
is drafted Is is no. Infinitely better to come for
ward with the money now, and save himself and
his family from tho anxiety impen1ing US all,
sad AavS the Ward from the disgr-ce Of being
drafted, Wills other Wsrds whose quota is eTen
more Than OURS are being cleared. The draft is
ssTtaiH to come, unlsss We furnish the men. Let
every enrolled man come to the Wigwam on satur-
day evening and see what can be done. If you are
not enoegh interested in the matter to come to
the meeting, you must not complain if you are
drafted.
BOfice.-F. Dtone is no longer authorized to
transact business for US.
Feb. II, 1865. L. CRAWFORD & son.
marbles
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Generally the market presents no new feature
t9.day. There is quite an active demand for Corn,
and considerable inquiry for Oats and we're It pos-
uble to ship the business Of the market gen rally
could be largely increased, but this drawback IN
terf PES very much With transactions. Prices re-
main about the same as yesterday, though No.
VIII At was offered &c below the last sslei. We
quots as follows:
Fretxht.-stesdy ct the following rates. ALL
RAu-To New York, Flour % CO., Wool % "a
Drs.ed HON 81 30. To Boston, Flour 81 10; Wool
g a; Dressed HOgB 81 80.
FIOur-steady, with only moderate demand,
At So 50@IO 90 for fair to choice Xxx red SO 5og
sI1 co for dc XIX white.
Wheat-Dull and ter ding downward. ssleI Of
l ear No. red rom store at 81 So. and car No.
do at 81 IS. No. 2 offered ct 81 7s, 81 10 bid.
COrn-In good demand and moderately hrm.
sses to-day oils cars new s1ssi ffOm store at s6c
A want Of transportation prevents much larger
movements.
Oats-ouist, but steady. Gales cars from store
ct 75o.
Rve-vsry dull and nominal at 81 IS.
BarIey-ouIes. Held at 81 sOsl IS for MOL
and 81 s59I 40 for 10. 2.
POrk-Quiet and steady at SIS 90 for mess an
$40 o. for clear.
Lard-skady. Sales 1000 rs city made in kegs
st 2Go.
Smoked Meafs-steady. Sales of soOO De
I" Comstock's" sugar-cursd Rsms. unoanvassed,
at 2lc. Shoulders quiet at zoe; Dried sfin fair
demand at 1se.
Rutter-Continuss quiet. We heard Of sales
to-day sf few hundred pounds Western Reserve
roll at SIC.
Eggs-In fair Inquiry and easier. Sales bbls
ct 800.
Oheese-stsady and in fair demand ct lo991c
for large lots good to prime Western Reserve.
Small lots selected sl922e.
HighWines-Duu. Email sales arc mskingat
81 20.
AIcOhOl-H0ld at q aga A for ss pei cent
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 a59a 40.
PetrOIeum-ouIst at ss8ssc for refined.
seeds-Quist. Glover held at s1s 90. Sales 90
bu Timothy ct IS 50
Beans-stsady at g OO99 As fr new medium
white old do 50 90.
Dried APPIes-McdsrAtsly active and steady
st 1I1z912o.
Dried Peaehes-scares and in good request
At 42a44o for peeled, and S2Ss4e for unpeeIsd.
FIsh-In good demand, firm and better. We
now quote ,s follows: White Fish, half bhl SO 90
Trout, half bbl, 50 90; Picksrsl, half bbl., 50 6Oi
Herring, . bbl., So 90.
Feathers-Prime live gees3 selling at soc.
saIt-steAdy. Coarse s. 90 erOsnd sOlArsS co.
Fine 3 96.
TaIIO0-Ths demand Is only moderate at .l40
loo for city aud eountry-rendered.
NEW YORK MARKEE-Nnreh 2.
[BT EEJEeRAPH.l
COttOn-Dun and lower. Sales st sss for
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JOHNsoN's IsLANU.-Csptain Leroy W.
Bailey, of the 12sth O. V. L, has been sp-
pointed Acting Commisssry of Substance,
at the Post of JOhnsOn's Island, vice Cap
tain B. W. Wells, whose term of service
has expired.
Company B, 12sth Ohio Volunteer In
fantry, stationed at JOhnson's Island, was
mustered out of the service last Monday,
their term of service having expired.
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QuARTERNAsTER GENERALS CIRcULLR.-
ouartermaster General NJ. Barlow has ad-
dressed the following letter to the Soldiers
Aid Societies of Ohio:
OFFICE OF Q. N. GIN. OF oH1o, !
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 81, 1855. J
To the Soldiers Aid Societies Of Ohio:
The large numbers of exchanged prison
ers, now arriving at Annapolis, increase
the demand ior sanitary stores, especially
for pickles, krout, vegetables and canned
fruits. Shirts, drawers, socks, and other
articles Of comfort, are also IN constant and
increasing demand.
Urgent appeal is made TO the friends Of
soldiers for immediate and constant contri-
buttons.
Pickles, krout, vegetables and canned
fruits, may be shipped direct TO J. G. Wot-
more, Ohio Military State Agent, Washing
ton, D. c., or to this point.
All articles received will be promptly for
wsrded to the points where they are most
needed.
Let not the interest for our soldiers sub.
side, but let labor for their care and COM
fort DO constant and unhsgging.
NJ. BARLOW,
Q. NJ. Gen. of Ohio.
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MONUMENT TO TIE 23D o. V. 1.-The mon
ument to the Esd Ohio has just been finish
cd, and will be soon erected in the cemete-
~. 1t bears the names of two hundred and
nineteen men who have died of wounds or
disease in hospitals. As all know, it is
erected to the memory of the dead of this
regiment, by the survivors of the gallant
old Esd. It may be seen now at the estab-
Iishment of Myers, Uhl & Co.
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PARoLED PRIsoxEAs.-The following off,
GERS of Northern Ohio regiments have just
been released from Richmond and Danville
prisons:
Second Lieutenant G. Miller, 9Th Caval-
ry; Captains H. 4. Alban, 21st Infantry /;
]. E. Wya.t, 9th Cavalry, and T. H. Mason,
18th Cavalry.
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RESIGNED, DISMISSED AND DISCHARGED
The following have just been entered at the
Adiutant Generals Office:
4Ist 0. V. I.-Lieutenant Augustus A.
Brown, dishonorably dismissed; Captain
James McMahoD, honorably discharged.
1st Light Artillery-Lieutenant silcOtt
Miller, resigned.
10th Cavalry-Lieutensnt Jared S. Fuller,
honorably discharged.
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DAILY LEADER,
FRIDAY. fTARCH q.

FRIDAY, MARCH Is,
=
J. Il. PeWitt & Co.-sprins Clothing.
+. N. Rsszor-Grest Sale Of Dry Goods.
Chapin's Hail-Beading Of ''EnOch Arden"
Bra 'nard's HaI-Hibern'con.
G. Il. Littls-Suudri on Commission.
6. q. hAther-Houss snd Lot for Sale.
J. P. Bishop-Residences for ssle.
W. Palmer Real Estate for Sale.
NJ T. G.-Slrep ng Room for Bent.
Wantsd-Ssoond-haId Desk.
J.T.-Wsntei to 8ent.
Stone Cburch-Lo al NJ tics.
To Enrolled Men 9Th WarI-LooAl Ecti Q.
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MALLoRT's MIEsTRELs.-A fair audience
was present last night at the Academy of
Music to greet this troupe of minstrels.
The programme, which was varied and
attractive one, was well rendered in every
part, of song, humOr, burlesqus, dancing,
and whatnot. Another entertainment will
be given this evening. Lovers of negro
minstrelsy will do well to attend. There
will be change of programme tonight.
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BEFORE JUDGE BoLToE.-Although moth
ing was done in the Criminal Branch yes
terday, Judge Bolton was occupied with the
case of Samuel Davis ct al. ps. Atlantic &
Great Western Railroad Co. It is an action
brought by these landowners on West
River street to recover damages from the
claimed Illegal altering of the Cleveland
and Mahoning Railroad track through
said street, by the Atlantic & Great West
ern Railway Company. The plaintiff was
a divorce case, although it was not the
regular day for divorce cases namely,
that of John F. Millard rs. Emma Millard
charge, adultery. Decree was granted.
The second Petit Jury was discharged
yesterday.
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HUN pALE, or b8chEnge tOr Improved
\ City Property-Twelve Acres Of L nd, House.
Barn, an3 an abundance Of Fruit. The Grapes will
pay the interest the investmeat-in EasE Cleve-
land, Ga the Euclid Road six miles from hs PCblc
square. Also two and quarter acres IN Fast Creve
nd, near the Street Railroad; il has good variety
OF Fruit. Inquire Of J. HANDLEY, on the premises
orof Q. J. X KELLER, No. South Side Public Square.
feblf:dAwF
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SOLDIERS HoME.-The following is the
report of affairs at the Home for the month
of February:
Number of men lodged s92.
meals served 2255.
d" men registered 1907.
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~ XoRK, March 2,


GIOVeFnmfnt StOeks--Easier. United
states Skies Of 'sl coupons ITO; Flvs-twenty
coupons IlO1l; Ten.foIty coupons s714i Seven.
thiIties =; Ons-yeAr certificates sssSi 6s Of 81
sfocIxS-Heavy, Tennessee SKIES Of 1890, -;
Ohio 8 Miss ssippi certificates 297<; Alton Terre
Haute preferred -; Msripoa =; New Yo'k
Central I1fsS; Erie 7I1s; Hudson 1l21S. Reading
lI25z; Michigan Central Ii Michigan sontneTn
Sc: IIIinois Ceatral 1I75<; Pittsburgh - North
western -; Rock Island 957S; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne 4 Chicago %; Quicksilver Ii Erie pre-
fsrred =; Missouri es So; chicago, Burlington
DE fe. red 6315; Toledo H..
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Cleveland Stock Exchange.
President,
MORRISON FOSTER.
Vice President,
J. F. FREEMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
D, @, WASHINGTON.

Secretary and Treasurer
D. @. WASHINGTON.
The Rooms Of this Board are in the AtRatsr
Boek Superior street, in the TesT Of the O. :. Tel
egraPh office.
SESSIONS EVERY EVEEINs, (exospt sunday).
AT u O'CLOCK.
The rates Of Gold and stoeks in New York, st
~ o'clock P, NJ, are telegraphsd to this Boa'd
ssIh day; al.oY the rates Of Gold ct Gsuagher's
Evening ExehsrOa-
Fee of Membership, $40 a Year.
Persons not members arc admitted for D cents
each night, but not permitted 10 operate.
Those Wishing to become members will please
aPPly 70 the Secretary and Treasurer. feb14;RS
THURSDAY EVENING, Mareh 2, 1866.
Tbs attendance as the Board this sveniug was
rather better than yssteTdsy.
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JoRK B. GoUGa.-The last lecture of the
course Before the Library Association will
be delivered on Tuesday evening, March
I4th. The subject announced is "Fact and
Felton,
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COUET OF COMMON PLEAs.-BEFoRz JuDeE
FooTE.-In the case of Blish Us. Propeller
Tioga verdict was rendered the plaintiffs
of 81, geo, which is the verdict, with inter
est, given at the conclusion of the first
trial of the case. This important suit has
occupied the court twelve days.
In the case of William P. Stanley Us. the
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
Company, juror has been Withdrawn, and
it is consequently put over until the next
term. Plaintiff claims that the contract he
had with the company, of running the
sleePing cars between this city and Cincin-
natl, has been Illegally cut short by de-
PENDANTS. Damages were held al $50, 900.
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ARI1xeToS's MISsTRELs.-This sdmirable
troupe of minstrels will make their appear
snce at the Academy of Music Saturday
evening. They will be here two evenings
next week also.
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The HBBREfooE.-Brainard Hall was
crowded again last night by people eager
to see the sights, hear the ballad singing
and tests, and witness the various perform
ances, which may be seen, heard and en-
joyed there. The panorama has been on
exhibition week, and will remain the
rest of the present week. Seldom hes an
exhibition here worn as we'll and long as
has this.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WAsHIseTOE, Feb. 7, 1856.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
wv presented to the urdsrsigned, it has been
made T. appear thst he "NATI0HAL CITY BANK
OF CLEVELAND" in the City Of cleveland, in
the County Of Cuyahogs and State Of Ohio, has
bsen duly organized under and aoco ding to the
requirements OF the act Of Congress entitled "An
Act to provide National Currency, secured by Q
pledge Of United States Bonds, ana to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof approved
June B, 1864, and has compiled with all the pro
visions Of aid sct required TO bs complied With
before commencing the business Of Banking under
said act.
Nov, Iherefors, ], HUGH MoCULLoeH, Comp
troller Of the Currency do hereby certify that the
NATIONEL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of Cleveland, in the County OF Ouyahoga
and State Of Ohio, is authorized to commence the
business Of Banhing under the act aioresa aid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand aud zeal
Of Office this seventh day Of February, 1865.
n 81 HUGH McUULL0CH,
febII;is7 Comptroller Of ths Currency.
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If you want the latest daily papers from
the East or West, tho latest weeklies or
monthlies, or anything in the stationery
line, you will be sure TO find them at Hawks
News Depot, 275 Superior street.
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On Government per cent Gold Bonds 1IOH was
bid for Fivs-tvsntIes, old issus, coupons, IL q
asked Fivs-twsntlss, new Issue. lO91< bidi Ten
Ers7 5 per cent new coupons, 81 bid one-year
certificates s7s< bid.
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MATTERS AT TEz PBovosT MARsHII's Or
TIcE.-Rscruiting in this District is very
dull now, indeed it is Ominously dull, for
all sub-districts which are far behind in
making up their quotas, and especially
those which are doing nothing at al to es-
cape, are threatened by the authorities with
the visitation, any day, OE the impending
draft. Yesterday there were but seventeen
men, all told, reported examined by the
Examining Surgeon. These recruits are
credited as follows:
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SUMMIT COUNTY.
OUYAHoGA COUNTY
llth Ward.....,2l

The following sub-districts did not mus
ter in a man:
Insunmit county, Norton, Rich6eld and
Stow; in Lake county, Painesville and
WilIoughby in CuyshOga county, olmsted,
Brooklyn, Newburgh, Independence,
BrecksvilIe, Euclid, WarrensYille, May
field and the eth ward of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-03

ANEW CsEATURE.-The barque FOntanelle
has been thoroughly reitted, and painted
gsily in white and green. She looks as
good as new.