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NORTHERN NEWS.

Richmond. March 7.-Noriiern papers
Of TIE 9Th. inclnd,ng the evening .diiion
Of ii. Baliimnre Amriican. received.
The latter contains = trlegppnic report.
descriptive VI tie procrssiau il Washing.
I'm and Lincnln's inaugural address: the
latter occapsing shout the third 81 oumn.
Ilncoln saws there j. na nccasina for an
sxtssdsd address. lie will net venture
any prediction ~ regard 10 the future,
fssr years ago al thoughts we're arxiOu.ly
directed 10 the lmpr0ding wsr--all dread.
vi tall sought II avoid IL. Beth parties
deprecated war, but nne would make war
rathrr than let The NATHAN sursive--the
nthrr would accept war rather than LEI The
hatlon periss--and war came. The slave
interest va, somehow the cause ol the
war. 10 strengthen. perpetuate and ex.
tend this interest MAS the object for which
the insurgents would rend the Union. even
sy war, while the government claimed ne
right 10 Dc mnre than restrict the telritori.
4! smigrsnt Of IL. Neither party expected
BY war the ~agnitude OF duration which il
has already attained /; neither party an,ici-
patsd that The cause Of the conflict might
cease with or even before The conflict IL
self should cease. Zach looked for an ca
~ triumph. Fondly do we hope and even
toally do we pray that this mighty scourge
Of war may speedily pass away; yet. il
Cod wills that u continue until just re-.
tribation has been visited upsn the slave.
hslders. i must b. sad the Judgment Of
the Lord is rightesss.
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TRlBGrE OF RESPECT.

The Committee appointed Al the lssl meeting Of
The msmbrrs Of Eagle Lodge. No. ~, to prepare
suitable resolutions upon the death Of their late
brother HssHr o. SrRouD. submitted tha following
prsambls aud resolutions. which were adopted:
MnnssAs, il has pleased the Infinite and Eternal
Roller Of heaven aud earth to remove hy death from
nuf midst our late and lamenled brother HRsRr e.
krRoup, thereby deprung this Lodge Of one Of lis
brightest AM most useful members. this community
Of an Upright and worthy CITIZEN aud The Church Of
Col OF one Of lis mos, promincn, members and
whereas. although we feel lie stroke To his Young
aaJ Effected family. q this community and 10 the
Lodge i mnr severe. yet il il their duty as well as
uufs. q bow with hninble submission 10 the DEGREES
q HIM who d,eth an things we'll and wisely, and
although ,ur assemblies here vii ma longer be greet.
cd with BIZ pleasant smile aud happy face yet from
his sadly walk and christian department ON earth,
We ise a.sured that ne has g,ne TO jun that celestial
l.idgs above, where The supreme Archilsct Of the
Universe pre.idss, AM .wilere The wicked caase
from troubling aud the ~eary are at rrs;' therefore
BE- It
Rssoirss, Isl, That 10 the death o. brother Stroud
this Lodge, the community in which he dRelt, and
The Church Of which he member, have sustain.
.rd - rtfeParabe loss Which time canno, replace.
Ressirtd ~, That tender 10 he hereavcd fami.
u o. onr deceased brother our heartfelt sympathies
IN TIN. their hour Of deep dls.ress
k,soised "a, That the ssctetlry furnish the iami.
i q our late brother copy Of hese resolutions. aud
cnPy 70 tho H,lsbDrough Recorder Tor publication
With ,he teque. that The R,aLcal Recorder copy The
same
Resided, al. That As a ,sken Of love and respect
to the memory Of our deceased brother We will wear
the Usual badge Of mourning Tor thirty days.
HENRY X. Nash
&. i. PARISH. COMMITTEES.
PRIDE JONES.
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aade up Of the Sixteenth corps. Gen. A.
J. Smith, and division Of cavalry from
the army Of the Cumberland, is on foot,
the object If which is 10 penetrate the cot
ton States Of line Gulf, and place in Fede-
raj possession the cities Of Mobile, Mont
gomery and Selma. Alabama.
The FIRST and foremost of the objects Of
this expedition is the national possession
Of Mobile. ".
The next movement will be towards Sell
ma and Montgomery, Alabama, both Of
which are situated on the Alabama river.
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Obituary.

Died. IN this place. on the Esd % Fcbrnary last,
Mrs. ELIZABETH RUTHERFORD. in the 7sd
year u her age The deceased was srcat sufferer
from organic d.eaee Tor many years She endured
her Affections with much patience and cheeriulness.
Prevented ly weakness aud infirnily tom leaving
her home and attending lbs house Of Cod she MAS
pleased 70 her friends aud 10 engage ia religious
exercises. She led lie 81 quiet industry, and was
disposed be active and useful ,han her strength
permitted. Her death was sudden, but seemed 10 be
attended With little pain. Her departure has left a
void IN her own household that none can GIL. But
her surviving friends do not sorrow as those that have
no hope. They have resspn to believe that her
!" earthly tabernacle was dissolved only that she
might enter "a building Of God. housc nol made
with hands, ctcrnSlin the heavens II. g. n.
Died. al Orange Factory. on tho 81 Instant ,of con-
sumption. Mr.. GEORGE BANFORD, ia the 33l
year Of his age. duiiful son, an aleciion,tc bro
ihcr, thorough business man, high toned gentle.
man. and true pitro, has fallen. Being prevented
by III health from entering the army, he never lost an
opportunity, either by word or Decd TO aid our cause
against our enemies. With an iron will he resisted
the inroads Of disease, and a! bis p,si Of duty e
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
0RAsaE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1865.

John W. Prtchard and others IS Jehiel Atwater
I'll aud Others.
1T Appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court tn al
the children OF NeIspn Prtchard deceased, defend
ants not inhabitants Of this State II is therefore
ordered that publication be mde for six weeks in the
Hsborou,h Recorder for said defendants TO appear
al the nert term Of this Court, to he held on the
oarth M,ndayaf May next. 10 the Court House in
Hishorcugh, then and there TO plead answer or de-
mar to sad petition, % the s,me will be takea pro
ccnfesso and set down for hearing ex pane as 70
them. AMI decrsei accordingly.
WitIess. Gserse Laws, Clerk Of said Court, at Of
fee in HiIi.bofough, the fourth Monday Of February
- GEORGE LAWS, c. C. C.
March Is. fE-6w
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rnE EXPEDITION AGAINST MONTH, SlL-
IA, MosroonsRy AND CoLuSnus, GkoRsiA.
a correspondent At yicksburg writing
TO the New York Times. thus sketches The
plan Of the campaign Of the expedition that
Is being fitted out TO penetrate into Ala.
bsma,
Al. expedition, "a portion Of which is
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"A LII unable to pay for medical attendance in Hilla-
- borough, are authorized to draw on me for funds
TO pay said bills at the rate Of ss dollars per visit,
until further notice.
Bills must be presented Immediately, sr.they will
not be paid
March 10. 87--4w
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SALE OF NEGRO.

N obedience 10 an order Of Orange County Court,
at February term, 1855. viii sell for cash TO the
highest bidder, at the Cour, House DIOR 10 Hill sbo
rough, on the 9Th day Of May next, Negro Man
named Henry, a a runaway to pay costs and char.
RIM. JONES, Sheriff.
March ID. 67-2n
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implicated others in procuring the poison
for her. The wretch has been committed
10 Jail, and richly deserves the fate which
awaits her. Two negro men have been
committed for trial. as accessories, and
others may yet be implicated.
SdLtm Press
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notice.

.ryHg uaiersiraed having qualified IS Administers.
! ar AZ WilIiaa G. Hall. deceased, hereby gives
a,es 10 al psr.,ns il lsbiel % said estate - make
pav nsnl /, hin. ani 70 All pasons having claims
ar,in. lie estate Is present them Or payment wthia
The tin. prs.c,ibsd by las Of this notice wilt b
plead ia bar Of their retnsey. -.
- {. ". HALL, Aim'r.
Mach 1. ~
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RoAIsH CATHKDRAL.--Bishop Met leskey
has opened subscriptions in New York
city to complete this building on a scale
which will make it the most costly church
edifce in the United States.
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without murmar, leaving the assurance to his ia
mily and frsndsihas he has entered upon higher
and nober life, free from the cares and suerngs Of
earth. R.N.T.
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NOTICE is hereby given 10 The heirs Of MARY
~ MOORE, deceased, that am now ready for
settlement, and will not pay interest from this date.
ROBERT DIXON. Adm'r.
Mrrch Is. l7-5w
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Notice to 1.-THE PAYERS.

MIG Farmer living within twelve miles Of de.
~ pot on The Railroad must deliver his 1.-THE. or
any part Of il, to agent from the army collecting
forage. II any Farmer living within twelve miles
from any such depot shall deliver any OF his 1.-THE 10
the agent of the army instead Of delivering it to said
depot, he will get no credit on his estimate for the
amount - delivered. All bacon and pork must be
delivered said deppls without respect 10 distances
THOMAS b. HILL. Agent.
March 8. S.
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y y y y Y II
NOTICE il hereby given 10 the next KIN 70
~ ItHES FAUCET. deceased. that an raa-
dy u make distribution Of the estate anolg,t them
All in,s;ese will came forward al once, ari make
DOT s,Gen,n. Of their siyincemsnts. - That the
estate cin b. i1llly settled. vii pr NJ interest
after this date.
GEORGE 4. FAUCET. Adn'r.
March y. ss-3sp
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CoNssRlPr OFFICE, p.
z Raleigh. N G., Feb. 18th, Is6j.S
ClRcuL,R.
No. 8.
Headquarters Armies of.the c. States,
18th February, 1865.
rrNrpAf nnpptss
GENERAL Orders. z
NJ =

IL ea,efing up,n nc cimpsisn about to open. the
General Ia. chic fels asslicl thai the soldiers ~h,
have 40 loag all n,bly borne the aafdshiPs ani
dangers Of IN, /, require noexhor,ti,a To resp'n
TO the calls Of hu.,f aal duty.
With the iio,ty Transmitted bk thar t,rgiaihefs,
they s,inh.rtsl tis spiritto dsfeai il.
Tho choice h.usen var add a9jest Submissions y
before them.
To u:a a rl2,a. brave mn VITA arms ia thclr
hands can hive but one answs.
They eanid b,rtsr m.ihjol Zoe p.tcs. njT ths
right Of sefg,yernnsni Cor life or property.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL SELL. 10 the highes, bidder, al the lite
residence Of II. 9 Stroud. de.eiseI in Hillsbo-
rough. on fuesdly III. 2lst lay II March instant,
the following properly, viz: Household and Kitchen
Furniture, twp Wagons, C,uIe. Hogs. and many
other articles Numerous to men,ion. TeIms made
known on the dly Of sale.
IL. NJ. G. STROUD, Adm'r.
March 8. S.
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Headquarters Atn,es Of ahe G. States,
llth February, 1865,
GENERAL ORDERS. !
M


Nos. S
Thediseplins AMI fi:iency Of the amy have bee
greatly inparel BY len LEAVING their proper cor
mlulsso ,in otnsrs,n wlIch they ini sryce mos
agreeable.
This practice, alns, as injdroqs in It's c'nsequn-
es the crime of dssrli1a nv the Articles Of Vat
Exposes The oHenle tn snillr punishment, and
Subjects the officer sceising him ~ dismissal rem
the army.
Its ilsrsf,e declared that the provision Of Gene
raj Order, Noe. Of this date from army leadynar-
tors. apply q s,ch men a. have ef thor piper Coz
msnis aud jolel otisrs without beng regu'afly
transferred. Ttey will receive the pirjot promised
in mi Order. u pa complying with It's co1tio's, o.
suifsr th- s,assq,enaes attached to noslectng :.
The Names at llch ab,snlees will be- fofhwsn re-
ported thcsr hsllsuarershy the officers With 'hos
they are serving, and immediate aeasHres talen 70
return them % their proper commands.
As,soon as practicable. an inspection will bemscs
and ch,rgrs will be seesred against those WHO neg
lect 10 enforce this erusn
RE. LEE, Gcrrral.
February -. a-bT
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Not ICE.
sNiE undersigned hiving qlsli6ei a, February
Term. 1855. Of 0ause ccnnly Court as adpi-
nisiraiof upon tbs estate Of HENRY g. STROUD
dece,scl. hereby gives noliee 70 all persons hayit
claim. Against sid estate % present them within Ye
lime prescribed by law. D; this notice viii be plfd
in bar o. their recovery. All persons indebted .ohe
eststc are relusstsl 1, mike speedy pay nent.
IL. VI. e. STROUD, Admf.
March 8. So
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Headquarters Reserve, " y.
Aiintanl Generals 0fite,
Raleigh, Dec. Ia, $50. y
GENERAL ORDER.

GENERAlI UkOEk.
No 1.
n MiIoR b. 81 sfRtyGFELL0N. ljaian'
lie Gsisrl, y II N.s. eiieys Cipt..'aln ".
Hinsl,le. Assistant Alilaat Genefal o. Kseisssoi
n. al IN. ,ri.r s.fi.fr viii Procaej a join the
al Regimen, Reserves N. g, lsiis Colold, having
ben llly cec.ei 10 lhl. office 90 the 30 olJlnuay.
1865.
The lie i,sa mt Gsasal ComnInIins, q taking
Ie,ye ofc ,,nsl H1s ,le, tenders his wun esnsrat.
ul,ti,ns "a H. prSn,tioa AL earnestly iDpes that
the ,,,e.sn,s z,li aud g,llintry which has charac-
tstrsl h. service as Staff oTi:er may b insured
~ axpers1;- inta greater usefulness "a rs new aaa
M ,-e extended sphere.
.s;...Il n. n. HOLMES.
Lieut.. Gcn'i. Commanding
Oli.ial;
CHas. >. STRisgFSLLow,
MAJOR and A. A. Gn'l
pes.is.. os-es
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Notice to 1.-THE layers.
WE will he ready to receive the 1.-THE Of Bacon
w by the 18th Of March Unjust be well cured
or il will not be received.
TH0S.B HILL, Ag't.
FcbIuaV -. 81.
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March Is.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-11
CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1S65.6.
FOB 1866,

The undersigned propose to issue in the
month of May next, complete Directory of
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly csnvassed by the 10th of April,
we expect 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 a complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man in the city, we trust that it will 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 be received. For terms, &C.,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. COWLEs Z Co.
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A SERIOUS AccIDENT.-About nine O'Clock
yesterday morning, Peter Youst, German
mechanic employed in the manufacturing
establishment of S. C. Brooks & Co., No. 43
and As Center street, had his left hand
caught in the knives of molding machine,
and 30 horribly cut and smashed, that
nothing but amPutatiOn could be done in
the case. he was turning crank by means
Of some screws, in order TO raise the bed of
the machine to the knives. The screws
turned very hard at first, and sll of sudden
gave up, when his hand slipped and was
caught by the revolving cylinder of knives.
The bones of the wrist were crushed and
cut through and through, and the fingers
fearfuIly mangled.
The unfortunate man was removed to the
Office of Drs. BsckEith, where the neces-
ssry surgical work was quickly and skill
fully done.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-11

=. HANNA h. HAHEA. \. \. BAIKD, u. A HAAaAS
DOBERT HANNA b OO.-SUCCEs;
Ie sons 70 Hanna, GArrstson . Co., WholesAla
Grocers, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
aud Dealers in Produoe, Salt, Fish, ko., Central
Cleveland, Ohio.
k~Agsnts for The OIssslEnd, Dstxolt and Laka
gnpaTioT Ldns Of stsameTs. fAn8
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sober Facts for ThinhinE People.

sober Facts for Thinking People
Year after year, for an eighth Of century, the
Press OF the country has chronlcIsd the beneficial
eH,cts of HosrzrTGa's sroH4 BIrTERs. Editors,
suthOrs, phy,icisns, merchants, officers OF the
army and navy, chemists, oounsslors, mini tsrs OF
the g7spsl-in short, great cloud Of vitnesssj #
every profession, trade and calling, have testified
to its e7clcy as tonio and regulating medicine.
The names and statements Of these witnesses have
been published in the public prints. Many of them
are well known tn the whole public Their testi-
mODy has never bsAn challenged or impugned.-
Upon evidence far less welshty men are acquitted
or condemned by conscientious Juries.
HosTETrER's srONAoH BITrEEs is not, hoVeys-,
upon trial 1t has been tried aud pronounced on
the authority of those whose lives and health 1t has
preserved, pure, harmless, and eminsntly sslu
tary preparation. Attempts have been made to
rivs it. They have failed. Can it be Necessary tc
say why they have failed7 Ask the recovered eys.
peptics, bilious sufferers, victims Of fever and egue
and nervous subjects who have experienced its
effects, what they think of it. ASK them, and b
guided lOlely by what they say. s2ld everywhere
splO223 Iwdkw
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under and carrying the world, with all its
affections and lusts.
Thsrewas no end of the eindulgence,l ,licsnse
and devices, and whstsver of odd, drOll
and grotesque tho wit of man could
conceive of, was brought into requisition,
and paraded.
At night the work of jolli6cation was
carried forward with music and various
pyrotschnic displays. Huge bonfres were
at either end of Superior street and in front
of the LEADER Office. The streets contin-
ued crowded until late hour, by men,
women and children, who seemed likely
never to tire of the brilliant, various and
blood-hot demonstrations made in honor
Of, and joy for, the grand event, which is
the sure pressge and herald Of firm and
honorable peace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-11

''Wby is a wish fsr dtarer than a crown
Thst wish accomplished, why the grave Cf bliss7'
Persons afflicted with Ostarrh not only wish but
attempt by every possible mea1s to effect q cure.
None but those afflicted can imagine the uDpleas-
sntness Of this disease, aud mary, very any, who
have it Jet but in its first stages, are unaware
OF the pain, inconvenience and even modification
which Il ey sre yet 10 s1ffer, unle's prompt mea-
are taken or re ist DR.. D. H sselye's Liquid
OstarIh Remedy is q certain cure, striking at the
Of the disease, and thus eff,ctng permanent
cure. ept0R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-11

OBTAIEINa POWDER UNDER DIFFICULTIEs.-
When the news of the surrender of Lee was
received in this city, at one O'Clock Mondsy
morning, not dozen souls knew it, and
those were confined to the attaches of the
telegraph and LEADER offices. These patri-
Otic gentlemen were determined that some
noise should be made over the news. Ac-
cOrdiDgly they started out in quest of pow
der for the purpose of having the secesh
gun wake up the babies. For two mortal
hours they tramPed around, and finally
succeeded in raising enough to FIRE five
rounds, for which they were indebted to
Capt. John Bennett, of the Night Watch.
1t was noticed that the gun sounded most
beautifully.
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Rose = Prentls.' FrevIsIOn HnrEea !
NEW YORK AIARKEH-AprII 10.

[BT IELEgRAPH.
COtfOn-Msrket heavy. Sales at Sse for
middling.
FIOur-rulI unsettled, and 1O0 % lower.
salts at 81 sO9s O5 for extra state; SS 6OQs 70
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and ss 7099 65 for trade bgaEds.
WhIsky-Firm + Sales At 50 159@2 II for
Wbeat-DuIl and 2@9c lower.
COrn-Duli. Sales of new yellow and white
ct 81 40.
Oats-saies a, retail at $50 for western.
Rye-Dull at 81 O59I H.
BAriey-Dull and nominal.
Riee-Dull.
WOOl-Dull.
sugar --Bull. MusooTadO l29ls; Ia
VRna lso.
COHee-DHll
MOIasses-Dull Porto Rico 70o.
PetrOIeum-Dull at $40 for Crude, b3o for
refined In ban 1. T2g73c do free.
P0rk-Market dull aud heavy. Sales at
S26 60926 10 for new mess closirg st SR6 70 cash
way, closing at S24 Is cash; S2i O0924 50 fol-
prime and S26 10 d26 90 for prime mess
Beef-Market dull at Sl2 O09l7 90 for plain
meIs; SIC OO92l 90 extra d..
BeeF HsIns-MArkst heavy. Sales at sl9 oC
@2S 90.
and 15Si615c hams.
BaeOn-MArket stsady. Sales Of Cumberland
cut at li9<gl61Sc; GIh14c fer long ribbed.
LArd-Dull Gt l5Glso,
Butter-Dun. fales at lS920o for Ohio
and 2C@S5o for state.
cheese Quiet at II 922o.
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Ii will sell .or reasonable price-if opportunity
Any one desiring med um- priced house. situated IN
good neighb3rhood, lite removed from the bus
tie Of he BUSINESS past Of the city, viii do well call
and examine premises be.ora purchasing elsewhere.
The house (weOd) contains nine rooms iesides pan
tJs, closets etc 1t s in excellent repair. There is
goUd barn, abundance OF grapes and other fruit
Rnd shrubbery upon the lot. The Iuru ure in house
vii be sold with Il, il desired. Enquire upon the
premises- lma2.3Q2l O. J. BaLLARD.
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Tax HUToHEsoEs.-Au will remember
notwithstanding the excitement of the
hour, that this family of sweet singers viii
appear at Chspin's Hall tomorrow evening
In brilliant miscellany Of songs, we find
it announced that they will sing "Jeff. Da-
Wis Dream" IA Hint to Maximillian tC
Quit America" and other songs of ths
timea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-11

Mason a HamIin, the original aud only
Cabinet Organ. They have patented Improvements
which no other manufacturers can use Tn Sc Or
gans are declared by over two hundred OF the most
prominent organiss, to be the lest Instruments Of
their elass. Other instruments are mere imita-
tions of the outward firm Of the Cabinet Organ.
L. V. PIEROE q CO, l7s Superior st are tie only
agents for Cleveland a1d vicioity aplI:20O
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DoEATIoN PARrY.-The congregation of
the Ohio Street Methodist Church (colored)
will give their pastor, Rev. J. A. Warren, a
donation party, to be held at Chase's Hall,
this evening. The occasion will be i'm
proved also for the purpose of having a
general rejoicing over the downfall of the
Confederacy. ]. NJ. LangstOD, Esq, will
be present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-11

Donation Festival-A ponation Festival
for the benefit Of Rev. J. A. Warren, Pss.or CT the
Ohio street Method st Church, will be held at Cha
Iin's Hall on Tuesday evening, April 1lth. Veal
and instrumental music, ipaaking, &C., to enliyen
the occasion. aplO 30
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-11

PERsoNAL.-Malor General n. P. Banks
passed through the city yesterday. He
took dinner at Wheeler & RuaselPs dining
room at the depot, but did not come up into
the city. He left on the afternoon Toledo
train, bound for New Orleans UiG Cairo, Ill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-11

RUKAwAT.-AbOut seven O'Clock yesterday
morning, horse just harnessed to a gro
GERS wagon on Cheshire street, broke swsy
from the stable, burst open the yard gates,
and dashed across the road on to the side
walk. Coming in contact with two trees,
he met with a mOmentary check, but, moth
ing daunted, he went at the top of his speed
over the walk into Prospect, and was finally
stopped on Erie, without doing or receiving
auv damage