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The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30
AMOS r. JOHNSTON,

A t t orne Y 1T L q w :.
JACKSON, MISS,
0E7TILL attend in all the State, Federal
WV and City Courts at Jackson, and
elsewhere in the State in special causes.
He will regularly attend the Circuit and
Probate Courts of Kinds county at Ray
mond. Attention given to the collection.
compromise and adjustment of all claims.
Office opposite the capitol, up stairs, in
n E. corner of Angeles building. sep2-ly
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House and Lot for Sale.

A DESIRABLE house and lot, about one
half mile from Hazlehurst depot, for sale.
The lot contains six acres, and there is on
the place never-failing spring Of excellent
water. For terms, inquire at this office.
Nov H. lS65-3t
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Robertson Hotel.

(Formerly the Walker House..
HAZLEH URST .................. MISS
! HAVING leased ibis we'll known house
for number years, it is now open to the
public, with every facility for giving
COMFORT AND SATISFACTION
to its patrons.
The Rooms are Comfortable.
Airy,and Neatly Furnished.
The table will always be supplies with the
GREATEST VARIETY OF EDIBLEs
of all kinds, and served up by the most
EXPE R len G E D G O o X S
The proprietor hopes by strict attention
to business and the wants of his patrons, to
merit liberal share Of public patronage.
There is connected with the Hotel
II Liver Sta ke ,
Where you can always find some OF the
best stock in this part of the country.
Horse and Bnggies always on hand:
noy4-ly w. NJ. robson.
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Fresh Peas.
OUR CLIENTS

WILL take notice that our necessities re-
w quire us to be paid CASH for all fees Of
Fifty Dollars, or less, and in other cases accord.
ing to agreement.
On account of our partnership, we cannot
adhere to general retainers, unless in cases
where the fee is agreed upon. Our friends must
employ us specifically hereafter.
KING & MAYES.
Gallatin, December 16, 1865.
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Thos, B. Bodley & Co.,

Thos, B. Bodley & Co.,
No. 9 Perdido Street, adjoining the
Masonic Hall.
Portable and Stationary Steam En-
gines; Circular Saw Mills, Corn
Mills, Cotton Screws, Cotton
Presses, Hand and Power
Circular saw Mills,
Muley and Crcss-
Cut saws.
AL kinds OF Plantation Sachinery and Agri-
cultural Implements, Wood Working
Machinery and Flooring Machines,
Shafting, Betting and Pulleys.
Steam and Water Pipes and Fittings, Saa
Gunmers and Files, Pumps, ETC.. etc.
Having connection with Fonndries and
| Machine Shops, in the Northwest, we are pre-
pared to contraction any class of Machinery,
for speedy delivery, upon the most favorable
terms. From experience in the Machinery
business of New Orleans and the Southwest
we know what is needed, and will always be
prepared to supply it. 49,,
| Having facilities through connection with
the house of J. p. Manico & Co.. Cotton Fac
tors, No. 1913, Gravier street, New Orleans
for disposing of Cotton or other produce
on the best terms the market affords, parties
can ship produce to that house, when order
ing anything in our line, and the orders VIII
receive as prompt attention as it they sem
us cash direct.
A full supply of CANECARTS, PLANTA
TON WAGONS and TIMBER WHEELS
from the factory of Joshua Bodley, Wheel
ing, Va, constantly on hand.
| THOS. B. BODLEY, & CO.,
! No Perdido.
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Administrator Notice.

Estate of. Charles Black
WHEREAS, letters of administration on the
estate of Charles Black, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned at the last
August term of the Probate Court of Copiab
county, State of Mississippi.
Now all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased, are hereby re-
quired to exhibit the same within the time
limited by law, or the same will be forever
barred.
J. W, BLACK,
novlI-6w Administrator.
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DR.. John G. .DOslsss
At The old Stand Of Loce d Dodds,

Still. CONTINUES IN THE
The weekly Copiahan. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1865-186?, 1865-12-30

Notice!
0NFE copartnership heretofore existing
u between r. J. Catchings and A. II.
Frink, under the firm of r. J. Catchings &
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
A. II. Frink only is authorized to settle
and adjust all claims and interest of the
firm, as we'll as all matters of the former
firm of C. Trawick & Co., and to use the
name of the firm in all such liquidation and
adjustments. -
A. II. FRINK.
CRYSTAL Springs, Miss, Nov. IL, At
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High School for Boys.

Oct. 81, 1866.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06
TIP. HANDY, Treasurer.
Cleveland, MAJ ch 1Oih, 1865, BrE.

AoCIDEST AT THE CHARITY HOSPITAL Col
LEGE.-A boy ten years of sge, named
Thomas Livenbroer, was seriously cut and
bruised at the Charity Hospital College
early yesterday afternoon. A new slate
roof is being put upon the building, and
the slate are hoisted from the ground to the
roof by means of rope and pulley. The
man in charge hauls up q load to the top,
and makes the rope fast by means of loop,
when be goes up on the inside of the build
ing, and empties the moose of the slate.
This boy seized the rope while the man
was going up on the roof to unload, and by
a series of jerks disengaged the loop. The
slste being heavier than the boy, there was
no help for 1.-THE slate must come down,
and the boy, if he holds on, must go up.
Being plucky youngster he did AOld on to
the rope, and shot up hundred feet or
more on short notice. Some of the slate
worked loose from the moose, and fell upon
his head and arms, cutting them in a
shocking manner His skull was fractured
by the blows. DR.. butcher dressed his
wounds, and Tommy is doing as well as
could be expected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

A Note of WHFninE.-Let the poets say
what thy will, Spring is trescherous stason. 1t
"trieth the bones" its damps and fogs, its east
winds and its caprioious tmpe atur-, come the icy
chis aud tn, burning heats Of Intermittent fever.
Miasma thaws out of the earth in clouds under the
vernal beams. at no season of the yeas does the
system require st eugthening more than at this.
To fall sick now is to lie inc=pactate1 from stfug-
Cling with the heats Of summer. Who desires to
m e. the blazing westher Of June, July and Au.
gult with an org snizAtiou enfeobiei BY spring dis
esse,l Now is the time to reinforce ature and
render ths frame and the oonstitutiJn summer
proof
As to7n as ths fost gets out Of the earth, the
stomach seems to lose 8 tone and the sppstits to
f,de. An indesenbable lassltude oyercomes the
body and mental enarsies and sigdt exertions
o'ten tring on lpitsti1u aud nervous tremors.
Tn Sc symptoms are the mute de mands Of the ply.
sique fer help and iuecor. Ths inau zee Of the
season is depressing upon the vigorS us, while
to the naturally feeble IL Is still moro disastrous
Truly, death reaps heavy harvest in Ma ch, April
aud May. During hose months the oyspeptio, the
bilious and the hyp -chondriacal always suifor most
severely. Ag,iLst all the ailments produced by
missma, sudden slternatioEs of temperature, sx
p sure or cos, confinement in doors, HOSTEL
TEB's BITTERS is the most potent Of all mod
iciUal safeguards. Be in time be Ia time Sold
every where. sp3:225 lWd4a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

SICK AND WOUNDED soLDIERs.-The Sol
diers' Aid Society received a telegram yes
terdsy from Dunkirk, announcing that FIVE
cars full of sick and wounded soldiers were
in that city and would reach Cleveland in
the afternoon. They had not arrived at half
past four O'Clock.
A gentleman fresh from Dunkirk saw the
soldiers there yesterday morning, and re-
ports them sorry conditioned company of
men. They number about three hundred, ,
aud are being transferred from New York
harbor and other eastern points, to the
States.
The officials at the Home were expecting
busy and laborious night of it, caring for
this large number Of unfortunate men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

POLICE CoURT-The following docket was
disposed of yesterday morning:
Drunksnness-John Msundie, A. s. Nc
Bride and Mart Petty, each fined 81 and
costs Laura Brown, So and costs; Peter
Heering, case postponed to the 7th.
Disturbance-Thomas Campbells fined IS
and costs; Levi Leibenthal, discharged /;
Patrick Finn, Michael Daily, John Root,
Thomas Brown, Daniel MAher and Gather
inc Jones, each fined the costs.
Petit Lareeny-Daniel Benson, the costs ;
Emma Dorchter, case continued to the 7th.
Assault and Battery-M. Daily, case noll-
ed John Helmer, IS and costs; John Root
81 and costs; Mrs. Kruger and VIM. HON
snehouse, the costs; Byron Bronson, Henry
Ross and Cornelius McKeever, cases held
open till the 18th; Patrick Burke, case con-
tinued to the 7th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

TIE reports from New York to dag showed = de-
oidedIy irmer and steadier feeling in coDmerciA
circles, IN which this market partially symPa-
thizsd though not sufficiently 10 bring buyers and
seers together, and no transactions Of imPortanes
in Flour CT Grain we're made, the market for which
remains nominal. In ether articles the market Ia
quiet and without material change in prices.
Freights-Steady st the following rates; ALI
RArI-To New York, Flour 50 90; Wool, " "A;
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 50 10; Wool
So Al Dressed L ogs 81 40.
FIOur-BI,rket is duh and nominal at $500
o,cO FIR Xxx red 81, s,5O9lO,Oo for xx white, this
range including coed to choice brands
Wheat-The market continues without move
men, and nominal. Parties this afternoon offered
81, ,s5 for No. 2r d from store, sl4O asked. Other
grades neglected.
cOrn-No sales ; soc offered for new sheIled fr5m
store, 6s@7Oe asked.
Oats-Duu Sale car from store at SC.
Rys-Yery dull and sniir,ly nominal.
RarIey-Irsetive and nominal.
POrk-In moderate trsds demand at SIS 90 for
City packed mess.
I,ard-In fair request for eity-Fendered ct go
in ksgs and 2lo in tierees. Country rendered held
at le9lsc.
Smoked SIeaGs-In far demand. Gales 100
bs g Comstoek's" sussr-eured hams a. 22o; 500
lbs shoulders at I7e; eco bs DR. ed beef at 1se.
Rutter-Markst very quiet. Sales OF Western
Reserve roll in a smsIl way at 2ce2lo.
Eggs-In m, derate request and steady at 2Oe.
Cbeese-scarce and Arm at &c.
HighWines-HeaVy and nominal at szIs.
AIcohOI-aalket quiet bus steady al sf,l29
4,44 for 90 per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits 90 81
92 20.
PstroIeuIn-Ths market Is quiet and nominal
at 7sc.
seeds-Quist Clover held at $500; Timothy
held at s., ,OO95,25.
Potatocs-IOwer. Selling atsOs65o for prime
Psaoh-blows
Beans-Yery dull, and MAJ ket nominal st 81 %
for prime medium white
Dried ApPles-Dull at lO1z91Io, and pay for
packages.
Dried Peaehes-seares and firm ct 4294lc
for peeled, and s2S34c for unpeeled.
Lake FIsh-Demand only moderate. sellin &
at the fol owing prices: White ish halt bbs 90 10
Trout, half bbls, s. 5O Pieke-el, half bbl. 50 90,
and very scarce; Berring s. 60 per bbl-
Featbers-steaJy, with sales 10 modsratS
Wsy st SOC for Urine live geese.
aalt-stesdy. CcAEss - So Ground solsr IS 2Si
/ fine 3 95-
HOps-Fim. New YORK. State 4cs5Oo, accord.
ssGaIt~stoady. Barley Malt held at sl,sO per
aIs and Porter-Markss steady We quote
ss foIlovs Present Uso XIX Ale So Stock Xxx
sIl9sl2; Ksnnsst Sll; Pals Cream 81; Ports
| Ul HsIf and quarter barrels In proportion.
water Ejme-Firm as s. - scr OsWeg0 and
| Akrou-
tos.
Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

Spring Campaign !-BicEIBcBd Sur
rounded !-suTreUdeF or Fight --latest
reports from before the reb,l capital point to the
fact that a speedy tIm'naton is about to be
brought to hosilI.iss in that etion. The news is
accompanied by this announcement that ISAAC J..
FRANK, dealer in Hoop SBirts and Corssts, ut Iz9
Superior street, has just Op ned te Spring cam
paiFD, with new stock OF all the iuproVed styles
and patterns Of Hoop Skirts and Corseis. The eel
ebrated neE patent Du lex Elliptic, or Double
spring skirt, is already attracting much atte tion,
and is by lsr the great1st impio ement the sge.
The Invisible Skirt slto ps maes to be one Of the
most popular OF the new styles sp3:I9s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

ELECTION IN ELYRIA.-The Democrat says /:
'rThe Union ticket was elected in Elyria,
last Monday, with scarcely no opposition.
The leading Copperheads had the good
sense to vote for some of our respectable
colored citizens, for some of the principal
offices, to show their respect for their supe-
riOrs, which, for dying men, was very
creditabIe act"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

STEAMER soLD.-The steamer Iron City, of
the Lake Superior Line, has been recently
sold to gentlemen living in Detroit. She
viii continue in the Lake Superior trade,
and be under the command of Captain B.
G Sweet, Of this city. This steamer win
tered here, and is now being thoroughly
refttsd for the approaching season.
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MONEY ORDERS

On ell the principal cities in the country
for sale at the Cleveland Post Office at the
following rates:
For amount not exceeding SO lOc.
4" exceeding $40 and under $50 I5c.
/" exceeding $40 and under $50 zoe.
nochI4.F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

REPArRED.-The buildings on the corner of
Ontario street and the Public Square, re-
Gently damaged by FIRE, are being fitted up
again. We understand that an effort has
been made several times TO remove those
small, mean-looking buildings on the cor
ner, and put up a substatiOl block in their
place; and we had hoped that now, by The
aid of fire, that result might be reached
But no! It seems that some one has not
been punished enough to be converted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

AxorHER BRAVE Boy FALLEE.-No braVer
or better soldier has laid down his life for
the cause of the Union than young Theo-
dore Tenney, private in the Second Ohio
Cavalry, who was killed by q she'll in sher-
idan's hard battle near the South Side
Railroad, on Saturday last, April LIST. The
deceased was the youngest son of Mrs. c.
E. Tenney, of oberlin, brother ofCaptsin
L. H. Tenney, and brother-in-law of Lieut..
Colonel A. B. Nettleton, of the Second Ohio
Cavalry. He was also brother-in-law of
Professor Ellis, of oberlin, and nephew of
]. A. Harris, Esq, of this city.
Young Tenney first enlisted in the sum
mer of 1864, at the early age of eighteen,
joining company recruited for the three
months service, from the residents OF
Oberlin. Soon after the expiration of his
term of enlistment, he joined that famous
veteran regiment, the Second Ohio Caval-
~, and re-enlisted with them last spring.
1.-THE time of his death hs was barely
twenty years of age. A manly and noble
hearted boy, large. athletic and brave,
ever in good spirits, congenisl and full Oi
hilarity, he was the life of his mess, and
one of the prime favorites of his regiment.
A true soldier, he shrunk from no duty OF
danger, and after one of sheridan's battles
with EARLY in the Shenandoah Valley last
fall, it was written by his commanding
oficer-"Thede's muscle brought in two
gray backs"
Theodore Tenney-snOther honored
name-will be inscribed on 0berlin's mon
ument to her many patriotic sons and
martyrs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

To oPERA GoERs.-For an Opera Glass,
either to rent or purchase, call on Mr.. Solo
monBon under the American House. He
has just received a most splendid assort-
ment from which to make a selection, and
which he offers at the present gold rates.
Glasses for rent on very reasonable terms.
apl6I99.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

RECzUrTIxe.-The Surgeon examined six
men yesterday, all of whom, except one,
passed. Three recruits were mustered into
service, and were credited, two to the Sec
ond Ward of this city and the third to
Euclid.
The officials ct the Provost Marshals Of
zee are exceedingly busy correcting the en-
relment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

REsIeNGTIoN.-T, N. Bond, President of
the Second Ward Association, has resigned
that position, and Mr.. P Rose has been
chosen in his place. The former gentle
man, We understand, is soon to move to
Chicago, to be manager at that port of the
New York Central Line of steamers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

He DECLISEs.-We are requested to state
that Mr.. Bryan Bray, who has been nominal
ed by the Democracy, Trustee of the Tenth
Ward, for the short term, in the place of
the late NJ. Crapser, Esq, positively de-
clines bsiDga a candidate. The election takes
nlace on the ssh inst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

At the re,iJen c f the brides father, Thurs'ay
evening, March IGth, by Fey T. II. HaWks, D D &,
of Cleveland, P. F. YOUNG, late Captain iO7th o.
V. L, aud Provost Marshal istri.t f Floridl,
and JOSIE j., nngsst daui hter Of u J. Warner
Esq of Psinesyills. No cards
Grcomsmeo, Chss. G. Atwood aud Lyman u.
Kendall, Of Claveland- Bridesmaids, Misc Mary
Clayton ard Ne lie r. Carpenter, cf Pa.nesy lie.
jacksonville (Fla.) Union please copy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06


PRoMoTIoNs.-The following promotions
have been recently made in Northern Ohio
regiments:
18th Infantry-Captain S1lomOn Fire
stone to Major; First Lieutenant Henry M.
Fusselmsn to Captain, and Second Lieuten-
ant Monroe Ebi to First Lieutenant.
49th Infantry--MsIor Joseph r. Bartlett
to Lieutenant Colonel; Captain Milton F.
Miles to MAJOR; First Lieutenant Anthony
W. Adams 10 Captain, and Sergesnts James
F. Harper and John H. Yarger to First
Lieutenants.
I24th Infautry--First LieutenantsHaskell
Proctor and John Stevens to Captains.
I2Sth Infantry-First Lieutenants George
Carver and Adam Mcdonald 10 Captains;
Second Lieutenants Charles N. Stevens,
George NJ. Phillips and Foster V. Follett to
First Lieutensnts; Sergeants Edward Z.
Young, John F. Wallace, Joseph II. McCrOs-
kie and Lewis R. Ranney to Second Lieu
tenants.
EDITOR LEADER:-Please insert the fol-
lowing:
The rumor circulated by Dexter Abby, to
the effect that W. L. PinneY called at the
house of Mr.. Duane Brown and opened 9
letter sent from tho Post Office without its
owners knowledge or consent, is untrue and
without foundation.
TSigned1 DUANE Brown.
PHEBE G. BROwE,
PHEBE c. CoNRAY,
MALvIS Brown.
Rapids, Portage Co. o., March 20, 1865,
spl5:I9S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

TecthI Teeth! Teeth i--Dr. J. h. DAN
1ELS, late of the firm Of Saliw IL & Daolels, is
still a. bis old establis he'd Dentsl 70 MS corner OF
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
invaluable GEM, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upser or Lawsr Set from SIC
to SIS. All work warranted ap3:I9S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

CLEVELAND LEADER DIEECroRY-To AD-
vERTIsKRs.-AIl those who have given or
ders for cards in the Directory, and not
furnished the copy, will please send the
same through the Postofice, or to the LEADER
Counting Room, E. COwLEs & Co.,
april Publisher.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

THEATRIcAL.-We see by the Columbus
papers that Jim Lewis, our old Cleveland
fa7orite, took very successful benefit on
Monday night last. R. II. Gesry, the gen
tlemanly aud popular Treasurer Ofthe Com
pany takes benefit on Saturday evening
next. We wish Dick a good house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06
ToNsoRIAL.
IIas AND HAIR WORA.

KJIGS AND HAIR WORA.
EE. D US EEE kSFABLIsHNRETs
TIE LARaE5T IN EHE srATK
eR Hla uskIae AsD LADIES' aAlA DnEsylsR
80 PUBLIC SQUARE.
haauiAosurss Of ~ kinds pf WIeS, inoludlBR
the oslebrAtsd
LLUSLoA WEc, ~
thSt 50 resembles nasaEs ~ 70 dofy tbs eloGsst
scrutiny. A very lsrgs and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, Drought By the propristoT frum
Europe, for sHIfOHES and BRAIDS-ths hns8s
assortment ever seen ia this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Halfs Wigs
In sTs-y styls. with Al improvements.
sETs OF CBRLs, nads fron Trsroh Natural
0aEisd Hair tgusFs1sssd.l
Eg5EEE DOUBLE and TBIPLa BOWS,
~ skGfALLs, tc.,
Hsas D. tns advertiser, es1sl 70 tncss r. o=fsd.
Lsdlos' BrAidl made into suT kin3 OF H&sc -EIs-E
q Bow TishcIt injury 70 SEiBoh.
LADIES HAIR DB EScIN2 n Ia al7zsH,s Eil
nyaua fashionable stFtss.
s1J-An work warranted As rspFsssa.sA
HOT hHd GOLD BATHS 81 ~ hOuTB. aset5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

Doors FOR THE COPPER REsIoEs.-We saw,
yesterday, several pairs of boots made by j.
M. WheelOck, of this city, for the copper
mines of the Lake Superior regiOr region.
They weighed from seven to ten pounds,
each, the sOles being crowded with tacks,
which looked more like railroad spikes
than anything else.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06
LOCAL NOTICES.

Church FesiivaI.-Jhe Iaiies Of the Shiloh
Baptist soeioty viii give Festival on Thur day
evening, April 9Th at M, tropolitsu Hall, the pr5-
oeeds OF which are to be sed to build BAPTIST
Church. Admutancs p cents. ap6:lgS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

NATIONAL BAEEs' STATEMENTs.-We call
public attention to the statements in our
Financial column this morning, of the First,
Second and Merchants National Banks of
Cleveland. These Banks have done the
Government great service, and the benefit
may be plainly read in the statements they
make, to which we refer the reader.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

To Make y1ar horse look welt shed of his old
coat, loosen his skin, improve Lis appetite, and
feel young, give him s3ne Of Norris' Arabian Con-
dition Powders. scld by sll druggists at 25 cents
per paclase. Principal Office, l17 Bank street
ans DIR dsw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06
..rhe grave. dre.d thinEl ;

Men SILVER when taou'rt named: na,ure appalled,
Shakes Oh her wonted hrmness."
And to the end that his feeling may be avoided,
Us, Dr. D. II. sEELYE'5 Liquid Uatsrrh Rsmedy,
the failing cure of that dread disease, Ca
tarrh. sp7:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

WANTED Fifteen frst.class men to can
vsss this city for the Cleveland Leader
Directory. Must be we'll qualified and
reliable. To such good wages will be paid.
2. CowLEs & Co.
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1866.


The undersigned propose to issue in the
month of May next, a complete Directory Of
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvassed 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 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 viii 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.
Z. CowLEs & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

DBEDGNG.-In accordance with a resolu-
tion which passed the City Council few
evenings since, the work of dredging the
mouth of the river was commenced yester-
dsy,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

HudsOn's UnriyalIed Tooth Paste il
the safest aud most agreeable Dendihce now in
use for beautib lug the Te tb, preventing de's 81
aud h'slng diseased Guns. Sold by all Druggists