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Professional Cards.

mo. J. DAILY, Attorney and Counsellor
- at Law, Reddcks Block East side Of court house OF
tawa, Ill. novs-t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

A j. GROVER, Attorney and Counsellor
"a At La~ Ottawa Ill Office in the Post Oice build
ing viii pract.ce IN all the Stat. And Federal Courts. No
busin"s. neecisd. Collsctiors promptly made and
nlitted sept. lily.
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SAMUEL c. w.LEEH. TR.SE +. B.OwEE.
WALKER L BROWER. Attorneys at
w Law. ottawa. Ills. Office in Glover COX block.
Pay particular attention 10 collections. examining Real
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-02-04

Blizzard" Californian. relates the follow
lug in an epiate in which he endeavovs to
prove-and does-that anybody can write
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

]. H. DEWITT 4 Cove wish to call
attention to the advertisement, in another
column, of ]. b. Dewitt + Co.'s extensive
clothing establishment, Nos. and II su-
perior street, They have just received
their clothing for the Spring trade, and an
inspection of their goods juStifes the as
sertion that better, larger, more elegant
and serViceable stock Of clothing wss never
brought to this city. And peculiar fea-
ture of their supply is the ample provision
they have made for youths and boys of
every age and size. Indeed this house can
on short order run the whole range of life
and clothe humanity, of both sexes, from
the cradle to the grave. Their clothing
for the young folks, in material, make and
style, is the most beautiful and desirable
we have ever seen.
They have magnificent gsntlsmen's
Spring ovsrcoatG, suits of every material
and of all sizes, closks and mantillas for
ladies, iChillsy kid gloves, collars, ties,
scarfs, hose, and all the best things in pro-
fusion. And the price is reasonable, and
falls within the reach of all, Give them
call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

ARREST OF JOIN STRAUSS, OUR Bounty
JUNPER.-our readers will perhaps remem-
bsr the case of John Strauss, on John Long,
as he gave his name, who enlisted here on
the last day of January, but escaped that
same night from the Orderly conducting
him to the Rest, and skedaddled. Strauss
prevailed on the Orderly to go round with
him to his mothers house that he might
bid her good bye. But while in her house
Strauss struck the officer q severe blow in
the face with an iron, and made of. A
reward of one hundred dollars was offered
by Provost Marshal Nash for the capture
of the wretch.
Late last week Deputy Marshal Smith
learned that Strauss was in Cincinnati, and
q. F. Marshal, a police officer, was imms-
diately sent to that city. The night of his
arrival he went with Cincinnati police
man to house in Ann street, where
Strauss was stopping, and found him
asleep. He awoke as the officers entered,
and hot fight ensued, resulting in the
capture of the deserter. He was brought
back to this city, and is now lodged in
prison.
Strauss, though hardly past his majority,
is q hardened and desperate man. HawaS
sent to the Penitentiary from this city for
firing house. He escaped, but was re.
captured. He is reported deserter from
9 New York regiment. His sins are of
such nature that the military powers are
the proper authorities to deal with his case.
His situation is not a very envis5le one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15
YORK NEW MARKET-Hareh "A.

BIZ IELEGRAPH.f
CottOn-Decidsdly lower. sales at 7o972s for
middling.
F1Our-state and western cpsnsd firm for COM
mon, and dull heavy fer god gradss, and closed
doll ard avy for al.
IL GO for extra round hoop Ohio. and s1 059ll IS
for trade brands.
Whisky Firmer Sales western at 20 3.
Generally he'd at So &c.
Wbeat-veIy dull, and s93c lover. salez Of
w'ntl T rtd western 81 g 20.
Rye-Dull.
COrn-Heavy and sa5c lower Fslss at
81 6o@l 81 for new yellow; 81 7s1S for Inferior
old mix western.
oats-Eul! and h0Avy at 81 Il for western.
PetrOIeum-DuI at 80, for Crude, taasse for
Refined in bond, and S29s3c for to fee.
COmee-Quist snd firm
Sugar-DuH. Sales at i4915e for muscoEaio;
Havana Ice
yPerk-Hesvy and lower Sales at ss4 1s1S.s
"a 81 tor Few mess, closing at S54 Iz5S cash
S32 OO932 p for 1864 ness, cash and rag
ular way, closing At SO 90 for prime md 3 Olas
and 30 bbls prime mess for March, buysrs option
s3f 90.
Beef--Hsayy. SIT OOs2O co for FIain m 50
N RS aud o19 GO922 50 for extra mess
Beef Hams-Hesvy at S25 0O@26 90
Cut meatS-Dull; Sales at I71<0l73[c for
shoulders, and lss4gl91< for Fans.
Dresseo HOgs-D0n and nomiusl.
baeOn-Lowsr ct ls7fe for Cunbsrlan cut;
Oe for short ribbed 1870 for long ribbed aad 201e
long clear.
Lard Easier; sales at ls5za72e.
Bufter-Dullj 2o925c for ohio and S09s6c
. Cheese-gtsady at 5a2se for common to prims
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

IS HOsrTAL.-Fhe following Northern
Ohio soldiers were received into Camp Hos
pital, New York, March Sd:
2Ist Infantry-William Barber, Il Amos
Faust, F; Jacob Belt, B; Erwine Moore.
F; Henry Ream, F Daniel Swan, B.
10th Cayslry-H. G. Hsskilrod, N; John
Kirns, c.; Henry Rottman, /; Isaac G..
snsllwood. B.
14th Infsntry-James Ksncher, G.
105th Infsntry-Cassiu5 Rand, F.
25th InfantrT-Frank B. Adams, G; d.
vid Fowler, D; John Bowers, B; Howard
Casman, E Fred. Conrad, z; VIM. Giles
pie, q h. D. March, D; Mitchell Cuffman,
+; Porter knight, B.
2gth Infantry-Wm. F. Boal, E; G. C.
Garrison, G; Daniel P. Hsinss, Z John
Russell, Corporal z ! Nm, =, Tee, F.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

RAYMOND, Lowe & Co.-Attention is call
ed to the advertisement, in another column,
of the wholesale house of Raymond, Lowe
i Co., Nos. 13O and 1872 Water street. Their
present stock of foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods is perhaps the largest
in this city, and this house offers now, as it
has offered all through the war, special in
ducements to retail merchants in Northern
Ohio, Eastern Indiana and Michigan to
purchase their supplies at this establish
ment, for the senior member of the firm re-
mains at the East most of the time, and ne
is thereby enabled to avail himself Of every
advantage to be gained from purchases
made at the frequent auction and trade
sales. And whatever advantage is thus
secured to the house, their customers be-
come sensible of in the comparative cheap
ness of their goods. It will be seen that
this is pregnant consideration, when the
frequent fluctuations in the dry goods mar
ket during this war, are taken into the &C.
count,
All the goods imported by this house are
imported directly from Europe, and their
domestic goods are of the best American
manufacture. The dress goods, wOOlen
goods, domestic, notions and fancy dress
goods departments are kept constantly full
and fresh with the most elegant and ser
viceable and cheap fabrics that can be any
where procured.
We are happy to add that the busines of
this well known house has steadily increas-
ed, year after year, until now its sales of
dry goods are as large as, if not larger than,
those of any other Dry Goods Jobbing
House in Northern Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

"CAPTAIN" COxsTOCK's DHFARTURE.-J. H.
Bunnell, special agent of the Provost Mar
shsl, has left the city as special escort of
the man COmstock, whom Provost Marshal
Barber arrested here q week or two ago, and
who '1st on" to be Captain in the 5Oth
Wisconsin regiment. Ithas been definitely
ascertsined that he is dessrter from the
47th Wisconsin regiment. They have gone
to Madison, Wis.
Agent Bunnell also had in tow Michigan
soldier named Quinn, who tried to desert
by jumping from the cars when in motion,
between Detroit and this city. Quinn was
to be left in Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

CLOSING NIGHT OF IHE HIBERNIcoN.-The
last exhibition of the Hibernicon was
given in Brainard's Hall last night to q
tremendous house. It was the benefit
night of the Fenian Society, and, as was
predicted, enthusiasm ran high, and a
rush, unprecedented even for this sxhibi-
tion, has to be noted.
When we reflect that the FIRE, week or
two ago, put this "institution down
stairs without ceremony, it is perhaps
"pOetie justice" the tact that the
closing exhibition was given in the same
Hall.
It must be stated that the Hibernicon has
been the greatest success of the season.
We have had opera, and theatre, and con-
csrts, and lectures, and "Aladdin," and
" "Hun-ki-dO-ri," j" but the ''Tour of Ireland"
with Barney" and Prof. McEvoy, has
distanced them all in point of sustained
success and unsbated enthusiasm. The
Hibernicon seemed rooted in fate and in
Cleveland 1t shows next in Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

J. B. GosaE LAST NIeHT.-Johu B. Cough
addressed large audience in ths- Academy
Of Music last night on the subject, "Fact
and Fiction" and for two long hours enter
tanned them in his accustomed manner and
with his usual success.
Mr.. Cough is undoubtedly the most pop
lar speaker in the country. Not that we
think hemakes deeper impression and has
frmer hold upon the people, than any
other Of our public men,-for that is not
truss-but he is considered "phenome.
non," and people go to him to be entertain
ed and played upon, as they sometimes play
with the current from an electric battery,
for the singular pleasure thus to be de-
rived.
Mr.. Cough is essentially theatrical in
matter and style, and this habit is at once
his fortune and his misfortune. He com
municates himself In a magnetic way, and
his electric tone and gesture touch the
surface of the mind with pleasant tingle,
but strike no deeper. In the theatre the
just and generous sentiments are always
sure to be applsudsd by the thoughtless
crowd, but they make no abiding impress
sion, because people perceive it all to be a
feigned and acted part. The came misfor-
tune attends even the best efforts of men
who create great personal Juror, and. al
though they may proclaim just principles
and noble sentiments, the audience always
separate with the feeling, sometimes 7sgue,
sometimes not, that nothing has been ut
tered but sentiments of cheap patriotism,
wiOdy truths and patent moralities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

RAHRoAD CAsUALrIRs.-The MeadYille Re-
publican says that Ge1rge Craig, of Ten Mile
Bottom, Yenango county, Pa, was instantly
killed last Thursday by the cars, The ex-
press train ran over him while he was prob
ably asleep on the track, or in the estupor of
intoxicstiOn. The engineer did notsee him
in time to reverse the engine.
An employee at franklin Station was
killed by the cars on Monday. He was run
over, and his body nearly severed at the
waist,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15
DIED.

Gone before US, JESSIE FITCH, only child Of
James Z. and Jennie A. Turrill, aged eighteen
months.
Funeral at O'Clock P. NJ. on Wednesday, March
18th, from No. "a sherih street. Friends of the
family are invited.
At Lacrosse, Wisconsin, of Consumption, DR..
GEO. W. BETTELLY, Of this city, aged AZ years
al d three months.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence 2S3 Ferry st.
on Thursdsy, 18th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
STBoston, Msss., papers please copy.
Killed. March 1st, 1855. at Wilmington, N. O.,
GEORGE W. SIMMONS, OF Company E, IO3d
Regiment q. V. l., aged 81 yeas, months and 2
days--son Of J. T. and Ann timmons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

PORTRAIT OF Hon. F. T. BAcKus.-A very
fine pOrtsit Of Hon. F. T. Backus has been
on exhibition in Sargeant's show window
for several days, and has attracted general
attention and received universal praise for
its fidelity, from ell beholders.
This portrait is from the studio of North
and schwerdt, of this city, and is properly
colored photograph, although it seems a
painting. The face is first thrown upon
canvass by a camera, and the contour is
thus obtained with distinctness, when the
brush follows with the life-like coloring.
Perhaps it is safe to say that less skill is
required in the artist to produce portrait
like this, that is demanded for the execu-
ton of the cold school" portrait, for Ma
ture co-operates with the artist; but certain
it is, that more correct likeness isinIured.
The portrait in question has caught Mr..
Backus' happiest expression, and fixed it
on tbs canvass with perfect fidelity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

APPOINTMENTS OF PosTXAsTERs.-We find
in the Warrington Chronicle the following
appointments of Deputy POssmasters for
Ohio :-Jsmin Strong, Jr., Elyria; Cornell
US Carpenter, Lima Hiram Yso, Lebanon;
VIM. n. P. Denny, CirclsvilIe; Albert
Warren, jefferson Joseph Drouillsrd
Gallipolis VIM. F. Comfy, Dayton Juli-
Us s. Coe, Norfolk; Chas. B. Smith, Marion:
Ransom A. Gillette, RsYenna; @. s. Pyle'
Mount Vernon Chss. ". Evans, Defiance /:
Henry Harris, Ashtabuls; Oscar J. Ran
dall, sedalia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15
MONEY ORDERS

On all the principal cities in the country
for sale ct the Cleveland Post Office ct the
following rates
For amount not exceeding $40 1Oc.
exceeding SO and under $40 15c.
exceeding $40 and under $50 zoe.
mehIA:F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

Moran AND WILSON'S MINsTEELs.-This
fne troupe Of twenty star performers will
make their appearance in the Academy of
Music on Monday evening next. Our sx-
changes speak of them as one Of the best
companies ofminstrels now travelling. Fred.
Wilson, the original clog dancer and Gre
clan statue, is with this troupe, as also is
Mr.. h. s. Thompson, the author of many Of
our popular ballads and songs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

Bank Antlff.
TREEsURY DEP1RTHFST-
NI9-1-l-
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OFTEcE OF CoMPTRoLLEB OF THE CURRKEcT,S
WAsEIsGToE, Feb. Z, 1885.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
w presented to the uaderaigned, it has been
made 20 appear that the t'NATIOEAL CITY BANK
OF CLEVELAED,n - In the City Of Cleveland, in
the County Of CuyahOgs and State Of Ohio, has
been duly organised under and according to the
requirsmeuts Of the act Of Congress entitled ''An
Act 10 provide q National Currency, secured BY q
pisdge Of United States Bond1s ana to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof approved
June s, 1864 and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of raid act required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking under
said act.
Nov, thsrefore, I, HUGH MoCULLoOH, Comp
Groer Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
she City Of Cleveland, in The County Of Cuyahoga
and State Of Ohio, is authorized to commence the
business of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of once this seventh day Of February, 1865.
fLG1 HUGH MoOULL0OH,
1eblI; 81 Comptroller Of the Currency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

SALE OF THE SEYMOUR PROPERTY TO. DAY.
The Seymour property, fronting on Water,
Front and Spring streets, will be sold at
auction at ten o'clock this morning. The
location ofthe property makes its purchase
very desirable. See advertisement in
Local Notice column:
Remember it will be sold at auction this
morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15
NEW YORK CATTLE gIARKEF.
lRT TELEaRAPH.I
NV Vopr NF.r.L II 1oar

By TELEGRAPH.1
NEw YORK, March Il, 1855.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are:
Beef CatfIe-lst quality, $50 OO073 90; ordi-
nary to good quality SIS OOG19 50; common quaIf-
ty Slz OO@l4 90; inferior quality $40 5OGl2 co.
cows and CaiVes-lst quality $50 O00iOO 90;
ordinary SEQ o0975 90; common quality $50 GOA
80 Coz inferior quality $40 OO@5O o..
Veal CaIyes-lst quality, y n, lS5Sd14c; Ordi-
nary quality l2159l31si common quality lI1 al25;
inferior quality lO149l1c.
sheep and Lambs-Extras, per head, SIS 90
9l5 Coz prime quality $40 o09i2 90; ordinary quali-
rior quality 81 OO07 60.
SWine-Heayy Corn-fed, 3 u, ls7z9ls5<c; light
and medium l37z; stiil-fed l3G131<c
The market for Beef Cattle ii depresssd and
pricfs hsTe rscedod on account OF the heavy re-
csipts.
Receipts Of al stock at the yards for this ws.k
and last week were as follows:
Besves, total, ss2f cows. LOG veal calves. 4ss
sheep and lambs, 1884; swine, 46ls.
Total last Week-beeves 6Sle; cows I52: veal
calves 7Os; sheep and lambs, ass swine 423s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

MY COrns-Oh, My COrns i-Instsntans-
Gus and efheaeious cures of Corns, Bunions, Club
and Inverted Nai's, without pain or caustic, BY
DR. jay, celebrated Surgeon Chiropodist, from
Broadway, New York, process known ard pecu-
liar only to himself. Ohce-Basement, Bank
street, opposite the Weddel House, Cleveland Ohio
next door to FOot's Intelligence ONCE. Families
waited upon at their residences without extra
charge. marl;2I4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

THEIs3D o. V. This regiment was or
gEniEed at Camp Chase on Monday last.
We notice in the roster of the regiment
published in the State Journal, the name of
Charles ". Russell, of this city, Captain of
Co. /. He viii make capital officer, and
we congratulate the company and the regi-
msnt on their good fortune in securing his
services.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15

RECRUITING Marshal A. D. Col
Inns was sick yesterday, and matters in
his Office, SO far as mastering was concern
ed, languished and were almost ct q st1nd-
still. Only three men were mustered into
service, ono Of whom was credited to Brook
lyn township, and two to the Nineteenth
Distriet.
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.. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY RooT.-Hon. Jo-
ssph NJ. Root yesterday morning took the
Osth of Office, and will enter upon the dis
charge of his duties as o. 8. District AttOr-
ney for the Northern District of Ohio in the
second week of May, at which time the q.
s. Court will meet.
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Secretary sanitarH Commiasion.

GoCIoeeEy SdnAtdIy OOmnls5lOus
All vegetables, kraut or pickles gathered
in answer to this call, may be shipped to
sOldiers's Aid Society, 95 Bank street,
Cleveland, and they will be Immediately
forwarded in care of special messengers.
Our societies and all friends are urged to
act promptly in this matter. Any one de-
string to send hospital supplies to our re-
leased prisoners at Annapolis, may direct
their packages to our care and we will for
ward them promptly.
Let the urgency of this demand call forth
the utmost efforts of all who desire the
comfort and welfare of our brave soldiers.
mchI4:1s5 SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
HUNK KI-Do-RI.-"The Fat Contributor p
A. NJ. Griswold, Esq, will re-deliver his
unique lecture on the above subject, this
evening in the Academy of Music. Since
his first appearance here in the capacity of
lecturing antiquarian, he has made num-
Der of deep plunges into the question of
American. Antiquities" and has dragged
up many drowned events by the locks -
His present lecture is essentially new, hav-
ing been greatly modified by the new
"fscts" which have come to his knowledge.
His general theory, however remains IN
changed, and his presentation of it, in the
light of "new developments" will be no
less diverting than its first delivery. He
will 'fclose the exercises" by singing his
favorite song "Hsrd Up"
Tickets for the lecture, with reserved
seats, can be secured at the box Office of the
Academy this morning. There will be
rush, and those there earliest will be most
fortunate.
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MONDAY, MARUa 27TH, 1865
YaInahIA ReaI Esfata

AT AUCTION H...................By o. CU1TER SON
o. Cutter Son Will sell, oa Monday, March q.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, Hous and
LOT s2H feet front by 1872 feet deep; House two
stoTits high. Both Houss and Grocery Store 10
fIst rate order. The premises can be examined
any day previous to tbs sale.
Ca Terms made known on the day Of sale.
mhI4.lo6
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City Union Central COmmIttee.-A
meeting Of the City Union Central COMMITTEES will
be held a. the Office Of B. B. DsWOlf, Etq., in
Benefits House, on Thursdsy evening, March 16,
ct Z o'clock P. n. a full attendance is required.
nhI6:I94 G. ". OALKINS, Ohm.