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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29
from the Petaluma Journal and August

As Mary knelt weeping by the Sepulchre OF the
of the World S Redeemer, eighteen hundred years
ago, even so now a nation mourns at the tomb
of its Savior. The harsh notes OF trumpet
tonpued courier did not blazen his fall, bat from
where Il he bosterous Atlantic hurls its crested
waves ap ainst Plymouth Rock, to where the pla-
cid Pacific laves our golden shores, the swift
winged mess enger, with the rapidity of thought,
and the low cadence of Summer winds, told the
story of the assassn's deed and scarce had the
yauited arch of heaven been cleft to receive his
noble spirit up on high, before around million
beartbs sat unmaun ed manhood weeping, as it is
seemly that women alone might weep. Never
since the earth reeled as if rocked by mighty
tempest, and the vail of the temple was rent IN
twain has mankind, univ ersal, bled IN the rep,
resentative of principles so pure, so lofty, anu
SO God-like in their adaptabdity to all the wants
and requirements Of humanity, the world over,
as in the person of Abraham Lincoln. MOI nKe
the meteor's fitful CLEAN athwart the SKY, 1auins
into the dark chaos of night, hiss been MS going
out but as the bright orb of day sinking 10 rest
behind the western hills leaves its last goloen
rays illuminng mountain gorge and Deetling
cliff, so too will the light Of his pure, ss-sacri-
fcing devotion to Justice and Freedom nrauiate
the dark corners of the earth, and the history
of his life, and the story of his death, VIII DC
assigned place in the world archives; Will De
read by the glare of lamps, trimmed by seryiie
hands, that do the bidding of those who claim
to rule by right Divine will be studied by peas
ants on sunny plains and Alpine hills and yet
further on, where day and night comes and goes
but once year, the fur-clad Laplander, by the
amber light of the aurora boreals, will read the
story, and pray that the assassin who struck him
down may be exiled to some frigid cline, where
even the rays of polar sun may be denied him.
A cheftan has fallen his grave is in the hearts
of his countrymen let those pay heed whose
foul tongues in unbridled license have aspersed
his name The assassin has done your work
Leave US alone with cur dead
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29
from the Grass Valley Union.1

As George Washington was the Father of his
Country, so has Abraham Lincoln been its Re-
desmer and Columbia weeps to-day Ger the
grave of her patriot son. man of indomitable
WILL with an energy that never stopped at OBJ
staces, he had but just snatched his country
from the iron grasp of traitors and placed it
again in the hands of loyalty and patriotism
And for this the assassin's shot deprived him of
q life that was of more value to America than
all the traitor hosts combined. Abraham Lin
coin has passed from earth to Heaven and angel
voices are even now singing his praises in the
world above. But our hearts are sad. We mourn
the dead President, because in his death our
country has lost patriot, astatesman, and cit
izen, whose place we shall never be able to fill.
A good man has fallen. But, thank God, the
assassin blow did not strike him until be had
seen rebellion crouchng in the dust before him.
Accused be the hand that has wrought this most
foul crime. A nations tears freely flowing
in token of their unparalleled grief while mil
lions of voices will call for vengeance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29

APT QUoTATIoNs-Th language which Shaks-
peare puts in the mouth of Pembroke, when
speaking of the death of Arthur, will. find an
echo in the national heart at the present time,
brooding, as it is over the terrible event of the
Presidents assassination
All murders past do stand excused in this,
And this. so sole and unmatchable,
Shall give holiness, purity.
To the yet unbegotten sin of time;
And prove deadly bloodshed but jest
Exampled by this heinous spectacle"
And again, when Salisbury speaks of the same
deed
Z" Have you beheld
Or have You read. or heardf could you Think
Or do you almost think. although YOU see.
That You do see? Could thought. without this object,
Form such anotheri This is the very top,
The hight, crest. crest unto the crest,
OF murders arms: this is the bloodiest shame,
The widest sayagery, the vilest stroke,
That ever wall-eyed wrath staring rage
Presented to tears Of soft remorse.'
King John, Act ", Scene III.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-29
NUMBER Is.
From the San Francisco Spirit Of tn. Tsmes.l

He was courageous and brave, because he
dared to do right, and the Christian like attri-
butes of his life, was his passport to the hearts
of men, He died the FIRST GREAT MARTYR in the
defense of Americas claim to universal Free
dom. The beauty of his life +; the magnanimity
of his soul the 6rmness of his principles his
judgment, powerful reasoning,
devotion to the land of his birth, and all those
attributes which go to make up the man, Chris
tian, patriot and statesman, were blended to-
gether so evenly in him that his countrymen's
homage was freely offered him. Though dead in
the flesh, he lives in the spirit. His principles
and the lesson he taught, is his country's best
legacy. His memory will never die until time
shall be no more The tears of sorrowing
people will water the sod that covers all that is
earthly of their revered and honored leader and
from every blade of grass that grows, and from
the leaf of every flower that blossoms upon his
grave, an avenging spirit will arise to demand
requital for the deep damnation of his taking
off, Peace to his ashes. The shedding of his
blood has been the regeneration of his country.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06
The Hnynan RebeIIion,

Since the election of Fabre Gefrard to
the Presidency of Hsyti. and: the downfall
ofthe tyrsnt Soulouque, matters seemed, for
. time, to progress ezcellently. The laws
promulgated during Geffrard's sdministrs-
ton have been marked by intelligence and
thorough ~sdaptsbility to NE wants of the
people, Education and sgrieulturs-the
great features in which Hsyti needed
special deYelopment-hsYe been actively
prouOtsd, aandit may be fairly claimed
that the Hsytian President has in his lin
tied sphere set a worthy example TO all
earnest and patriotic magistrates The i'm
proving condition of the republic, the in
crease of schools and newspapers, and the
personal popularity Of Geffrard, prove his
ability 10 yds -7siddiu o--d5 b1h e. ,szE
The reactionists however, undertook q
rebellion After varied successes and re-
pulses they4hs7e besn driven to the town
and Qualifications of Cape Hsytien, and
are there maintaining 9 desperate. resist
sncsy By the news lst arrived they had
gSiued some small advantages, and it is
said that they have sent B commission to
Washington tOaurge that no action be
taken nprsjudiCidat to their interests. of
course, sWhiIe yHayti hiss a minister at
Washington, no notice can be taken there
Of thase ENJOYS. ZsdE Li3 siI - 1s-s 95.
yThe accounts which come 10 us from
iHAyti are strongly tinged with party color.
1T is alleged that Gefrard isa cruel tyrant;
that the government forces are reduced to
a small number by death and desertion;
snd that the Insurgents are on the point
Of gaining a. final triumph Jast4osuch
stories were sent abroad during Vi late
war about q PresidenS about our army
snd sbout our Impending dsfest. The
nheis were soon.to triumph, and the Cow
ernment WIS soon to be overthrow. sal
= Common sense would suggest an entire.
Iy different view Of the condition Of aesirs
IN Hayh.' Whatsoever the report sent tothe
Associated Press may say, the fact is plain
that the HsytiAn rebels are cooped up in
one town and cannot get ouE. This GER
tain1y does not promise their immediate
success and the fall Of the Geffard govern
mani. ol.S-a5 o4w 5Ts sa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06

A dispatch, dated st, Johns n. B, Sep
tember 2, says; In the great four cared
boat race to-dsy the she'll Thetls, Of Iadi-
sntown, won by half q length. The lap
streak, James A-HKrding, of Carleton, WIS
second; the George B. Mcclellan, of Bos-
ton, WAS third; and the shell Amphitrite,
of St Johns, was last The wafer was
calm and the race close throughout the
four boats coming in within fifteen seconds
of each other. The distance rowed was
four and half miles, and the time was twen-
ty-nine minutes. The race was generally
considered as the finest ever rowed in this
harbor. Hit- -45 80 f- --s 4- r1ssf
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06


The Senatorial contest in California is
very active agoOd deal mixed, and threat
ems to- become somewhat acrimonious and
possibly q little corrupt. Mr.. OOnness is
supposed to represent the mining interest,
and it is claimed that his colleague, who
is to be Mr.. McDougsDs successor, should
be selected with q view TO efficient services
in behalf of agriculture and commerce.
Messrs. Phillips, Coh and Skater were the
three gentlemen named for the plsee under
this proposed division. Thereupon Mi.
Low, the present Governor of the State,
appeared IS an interviewer, and has, il is
reported, the cOuntenance of Mr.. Oonness.
This addition to the list of candidates in.
dueed Mr.. John B. Fulton, q very rich
man, to goin and run for luck, and he is
Represented to be ready to go q big pile
for success. o.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06

dispatch from General Grant, to Assis-
tsnf Secretary Of Wal Dana, dated more
thsn one year ago has made its appearance.
It protests against Hthe disposition, without
q hearing, OF IS brave q soldier as General
Hunter is known to be-" General Grant
praises Hunter for the way he made his
movement towards Lynchburg, and COM
neEdA promptness and prudence in that
campaign. The public estimate put on the
performance wss quite another sort.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06


JEFF. Davis HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out, -H' -'H''
Great changes have besn wrought,
Our gallant boys are ooms1g honeirlle rdT
JED Davis has been caught. o..
Huzzal huzzal now hang your banners cot
HuzzsI huEEa let al the psopls shout vi
The way tbs. reoel chief was caught .r.u-t-r.-
he tried to run 10 petsfooats, sii d'rw s-sJ 81.
But he did not succeed i -JEr 5rcJ ~ bfts u
HuzzAl huzzal hang all Jour banners ont,
Jen Davis has been caught. let every one nov
.al-nt shout. 4 rft LaG GttE1 tfa@aFW er
Our boys did think It very strange, r4sV tFql
A woman should retre-t tu
With . great bowie-knife in hand,
5t Until they saw his feet. ~ "sia f1EFi Il
r Huzzat buzSaI our boys have got good sense;
'TWiIt gaitsr shoes and stogy bOpta thsy know
Oh, crinolIne, We think ycu nHe, -~aiuH4arueJ
For you you'd not conceal ~ aui! r77t--f
The flying renel President,
When h4 did chow his heel. L'fNsL bh4
Huzzs huzzaI there's nothing halfs 80 nned r
w To show : foot and ankle of, hks we'll raised
Your Gays are numbered nov, old Jea, Hji' 9d5
You surely cannot hope, 01-BlIlGD Il
Or have . better endii in view, -urrgz lra- rsz
Than the 81 d Of . stout rope.
Huzzsi huzza | JEFF Davis has no shoe 100
In 5sttiing up all his accounts, just keep hi
'OI1nes IN VleW' --rlJgIsGUa sss1tbf
The boys who caught Jef rAVis, e 9 sgsg7g e,
And treat them to s tne new SUIT s7ib o'sJ09 -
At ISAACS Udl0N HALLt15ID mJIt Oh
Huzzal huzEA ding the starry banner out,
Oar gallant boys. are coming home, let AL tho
people shout. -''NiE
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fsshionsbls
Clothing in the West, at the Lowest Prices atoO.t
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hail. ii
Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated sew
ing Machines. Storr's Automaton Freshman, snd
strong's Patent Army Trunk aad Bed Combined.
ft11 Co.. Superior and Union htEeets. r~-rf -
s Look ont for the Giants my95~~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06

1.be Boston Post hAsmsdea very ha1d-
some apology to Madame Campbell, q ladr
described ~ the Jenkins of thai paper as
san imAginsrS Countess" at Saratoga.
The apology like others We have seen, is
not in the least beneficial TO the lady in
whose behalf it is made,
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e. RHEINHEImERs93
One Price Clothing House.
1ft9F

Wholesale AND RETAIL U

NAOAASAAA AGO 0HLA40
Is4 superIor street,
MOULD ANNOUNIE TO THE
public that ne has 3 full line Of Clothing Of
his own Manufacture and Of she bs1t material, nov
on hard. Ef
Particular attention is called to the manutao-
ture and style Of four work. We employ none but
the best Of Warkmen, and use nothing but
the bet Of Trimmings in each and every
garment Satisfied, from experience, that the peo-
pie Of this vicinity need nothing but hrst-cla,s
work. We Therefore offer no Eastern SLOT ~shopgoods
to our customers, but everything Of our own man
ufaotureI made and trimmed equal 70 the best Gus
tom work. ---.- na rni
ohsrge of Mr.. SPE Seer, 9 Gutter Of fifteen years'
experience in the beat New York Houses, and we
oan tTuthfullyg ssy thss he has no in this
oity, and we DEFY apy House IN the city 20 turn
out 8 garment in the style and finish Of curs "
Gentlemen In want OF first class garments will
he-e find s full assortment Of, French and English
Beavers, Trtcots, Breadcloths, Oassimeres and
Yestings Of all desirable shades aud novelties.
Remember that we do no Jockeying business,
have but ONE PRICE. and sell at low figures.
We manufacture our own goods, pay no manu-
faciurer any profit, consequently we can save twen-
ty per cent by 50 doing, the benefit OF which We
give to our customers. -t5rr srs --r7.T d. ---4
Give Us q cali, and you will be satisfied that this
b the tsse, and that We deal honorably By all.
eub-C -...E - ---E-E g..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06

among the attractive books of the season is
Dora Darling, the Daughter Of the Regiment
published BY J L. Ttlt1n q Co Of Boston. It Is
the present war which has Jet been produeed The
army exptTisnce of 3 girl 10 consisting novel and
when the subject As in this case, IL treated with
universal interest - New York Evening Post Ca
cit will b. Alayorits n-[spring1eld Republican.
The New York Observer Gays it Il "a tale Of the
var, roDA7tio and thri ling, with stirring insf-
dent. 3" " I" 1t will hud many readers in the
camp, and A. the home fresde." --s.u
VERY spirited, and graphically Illustrated. No
reader can help enjoying the beok."-Isalen Re-
gt ter. .s1l oek
sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of price.
Our Illustrated Catalogue sent BY mail free, on
receipt ofstamP to pre- pay postage. u s3tTI
J.. z. Triton q CO., Iud
ssp5:942 Publishers, Boston.
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NoTIcEs.l.

MILITIA NOTICE-AH esrsonsllot
NJ Exempted 10 scoordanee with the proTisfonhi
of M Militia Law Of 0hie, are required 20 pay TO
the County Treasurer, on or before the 10Th Sep
tsmber, inst, the sum Of four dollars. oonnm1ta.~
ton. after the 18TH inst, . Psp&tE o1So peeeent,
sep2.aH County Auditor.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06


~ osSVass for Greeley's American Conniots
This Il NOT one Of the numerous catch-PenH hisso,
Tie- OF the war that have besa hoIlso1 N.lsts1 EAU
- broadcast over the land, bUt 1t 1s 3 uch store,
bSns- IN inyaluabe historical maftsrs onlytoun9
widely scattered elsewhere. and Nhep oomple.eo ~
0anTass rs also wanted for -Four fears secs.
= = nv Iunius Herr Browne. As . Werk o. Art
n hook has hardly 3 fault from he~1ntrodueggiy
ssotencasf o1 he d mai period. In thIs rsspeSL, mlshks
~ N Sba world-famous statues of Greece-cnnstss
IL s1tifuland nerfact. In wit Is delicaleuyet pun
Sepf: q rhetoric e egant, Yet forclblei It's narranVe
nnvarHiehsd, yet rDmanf1c, Hnd1Ss senSehCea HVuA4
aad rhYthmicai as o atAnZa OF VERSE;.
m sse books are now ready for oliver. -gl..gIg
IN R0NkEY. General a gent for Northern Ohio,
NSrtbsrn IDdiana, and MfchigAa. no ia SuperHor
1T. Cleveland, D. P. I. Box l62l, -4ea r.
arg21 ga. lot 1eodsW4w esbse go .ll=AL
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06

ELOURI FLOURI FLOURlA AT RE-
Il DUOED PRTCEs.R5,00o bbls fresh ground
and White Whest. Suitabls, for fRmilyo or bakerSS
use, for sale at WArehouss, 1877 MerEin Il. Gro
oerymen, Bakers and others In want w1T eSn1ult
their own interests By examining our stock.
RPlA &ARpREB. RURT 4 %,
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DYE FLOURl RYE FLOURl-Fo
IL Sslsi q lots 30 Euit, 81 MaLehouse q m,
apIf .GARDEzRs BVB1h ca
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06

4y5NLs
The London Times goes over 9 Liver
pool judge pretty roughly because he in
sisted that 3 Quaker juror should take of
his hat. Says the Times IAN unusual
episode at the Liverpool Assizes deserves
some passing attention. Upon the jury
taxing their sests in the box on Monday, q
Quaker who was among their number, kept
his hat on. This irregulavity disturbed the
eqnsnimity Of the Judge, Mr.. Baron BrRm-
well, and he requested the removal of the
hat The Quaker urged that conscience
compelled him to keep it on. The Judge
replied that conscience no more COM
PEELED him to keep bis hat on that it did
his shoes, snd that he must have respect
for others" and threatened to fine him S10
if he did not take eff the hat8 SIT is rev.
erence for tho Almighty !" said the jury
man, (which compels ne to kept on
EDon't be noDsensicsl," said the Judge;
Hyour reason is discreditable to common
sense The Quaker persisted, and the
Judge st length fined him fl0 and ordered
him to leave the box. "Any person" he
added, Gwith such nonsense in his head is
not fit to sit upon q jury. shall call upon
him again tomorrow, and if he still per-
sists in his nonsense i shall fine him
again"
Fernando Wood YVES to arrive in New
York yesterday, in the City of London.
He has travelled on the Jordsn, for which
he was better fitted by previous experience
II 81 . LMLM = r. +
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MTsCELLANROUs
eEaOnA MONEY, ADVANCED

eEa0O0 MONEY. ADVANCED
OJUaUUV in sums % uit-att the old stand and
IJ1-knoun WAGHEKiS LOAN 0FEaOE, on Soou-
5Sa- CLEVER kfnd. viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
ns-1,cnds. Silver Ware, JgyelTy. Guns, P8tolRs
diofbi1 2. Dry Goods, Pianos, Helodeonsl and ell Per-
,.F.ctlrr Tms. Business strictly private. EgtAb-
Ishst II MA variety Of unseaeened watch
= Je-siE a.1na, etc, ioE Bele at bargAing.
n Water and Superior gtreetL Uver
DHs eeiIeftoh Clothing Store. ne
-oct22 AA q
pHoFoGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN.
il LEaEN-samp vii. catalosaes sent for Is
cents. inclose an envelope aDsH ySs EanVl
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REAL, ESTATE.
- REAL EsTATE.
John G. JENNINGS 175
lLa1s .-- gst-3
INSURANCE. 10 40
AND READ ESTATE AGEET,gq
. AtWatsr BuiIding, superior 81.

.5 CITY PROPERTY FOR sALAsvs tssN
Prospect ct neafiBr6sns-IWo story house, aud
lot 6exl25 feet; water and gas $500 =sg .
Euclid st, near B~roWnen-Large two-ssory brick
house; hot and cold water, bath room, &c.i lot
-64xl6S feetg Sl3 ,0oOro .u1dl amrl-J sci
Walnut st. asAr Eris-Two-storT house, barn, aud
lot 25X17 feet $500
KinsmAr " % oJslte Brick Water Oure-TNo
utSry-houRSadlOtz2x6SS feel; bRm fnis and
shIubbey- e3tOO- -.s r.a----- 5000
Euclid stood tNo-story brick house and large
Io6 leasshOld. e . GfH~ HaH II
Sc0Ville s~ysnue-House. barn ana lot 46x2o0 feet;
good fruits q place. S3.O1O-.Br -a.f --
Bousa and LeAseh0id-On Bond ST. $1,000
Store, Dwelling and Lotion Cedar ct. near Perry
sgo0d property. ~ %. aE NJ
stillmaa HousslA good brick Hotel on Columbia
st; lot 10ix120 feet.
Clinton st.-TWo story brick house aud lot 11sxl26
Detroit Hts-The brick store now occupied by
MesJrs. Trnsoctt 4 Ineham IS q grocery store
ensofthe best business locations on the West
hside; ail be sold very low. a..- I-sqss ~
Ontario st.. corn-r 50. CLARA good location for
business; lot S2xs5 fset; will be divided If de
Prospect St, near P~erry-Vscant lot 47I2OO feet.
Euclid rOad, near allison AVsnue-Sixteen acres,
mot beautifully f5osted. sag |H
Also, . grsat variety offH tlH 14l-flG HJ
FARMS AND OUFLOTSsy 'H.
Iy29t GNol on Is ,G1lalGl9 bIa "a ~
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"ANTED-MEN-Who wish 70 en-
wv - n a leeitimste business in which they
can make from so 20 80 egery day. Dy the small a.
Se-tDsot Of IRON 500 to 500, Rre invited 70 call AZ
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Foesis Ohina StJre, No. Z3 superior -? AID exanl-
Inc one oil the most important Anq usslui MAehtsSns
- the a.: gosr but 30 cents and sells ior = o.
SuFSs :2s2 A. J. Wo0D&ORTA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06

o1sn PER MONTH-AeEEB S150
Nl6U s5ted IN every County and Q10O
&c., o sel the BAKILETT- SAEhe MAchLh91 Rlse
a.. nav licensed under patents o. move n
- monthly saiary and expenses, OF ALLOW la'sS
Scymi.sion on sAles. For Bartica AES MnssLst
Psd4E IL ERERS, cole Agents Tor gnlteq sbstef'
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06
THR DEDHAM TRAGEDY.

DOubIs Murder and Fuicide-sA Wife
Kills ner Husband and Child, and
then Stays RerseIE-SuPPOsed Ensan-
ify II the Woman.
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NV ApVERTIsEMENTs.

ss-SeT5 La aF6r SAL" 'LoA" 'Rana,"
'FoHuAs atBoardisg,a &c. nOf $1eeodsHg FoUB
LINES each, siII bs inssrtsd . ais e0su'Ha oSS FER
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Men
70 ACT As Agents ior the Life Of Abraham LIN
= of5 Liberal terms ana exclusive territory gnaran-
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EDUCATIONAL.

NLEVELAND FEMALE SIENNA
" kN.-Ne1t Tern will m on THURS
DAY, Sept. 7th. Largely increased patronage has
enabled the PropretoTs not only to ada greatly to
toe sttrictiveness Of this Institution. but mate
rally to improve its substantial ADVANTAGES in
eVery departments. l f HreHr -TEf
A Preparatory Department will be opened with
the nex5 Term under the immediAta charge Of
Miss & SAUSDGRs, 3 lady Of rare qualification 8 and
great experience in the Instruction Of children.
Address for particulars, y g e-f
s. N. SANFORD & 90,
s~ug3O:246 cleveland. o.
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dierBhip, and congratulsses the service on
the event. December 23d, is an editorial
estimating the character of General Grant
and in particular mentions his modesty,
frsnkness, sagscity and strategy. take
these things from the files of the paper
myself.
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WANTS.

WANTED
EMPLOY THE SOLDIERS.
business men are requested 70 apply for CLERKS
Book-keepeIs, Peters, MechAniCs, Apprentices, and
Eu piOyees, to the agency Of tRe Sanitary Jommis-
sion, No. SO Bank street, where Soldiers, honorably
discharged and well Q~uAli1sd, will be found WLl1ng
and anxious to Work.
References w1l be furnished when reauneus NO
charge for services Of this Agency.
4, Situations are now wanted iT the toloWrngrNs1:
4 BoOk-keepers fine penmens
II Clerks, experienced IN dry goods, grocery or orug
store ;
2 POrters; ga1--
? Biacksmi hs:
Marble Cutter; -= lT.lIa rH L
Wooden kinisher;
Shoemaker
3 Machimsts and TiDsmith's apprentices;
6 have no trade and Wiz 90 any thing
! disabled men wish places - messengersf egenps
or office POrters.
Please send IN your orders and help these men to
earn an honest living. AP9H 81 .
su2s:249 CLEVELAND, OHIO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-06

WANTED-5OO AGENTS-To sell
w Crosby's Lie Of Abraham Lincoln,
sour Great Captains, j. &
SnIendid Portraits of Lincoln, Grant, and Others,
President Hncoln's Death bed Scene, z
President Lincoln and Fam 1y,
Carte de Yisites, Ferreographs and Photographs
address 3: s. GRkkh,