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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04
lectures auo Aleetinss
Sales BIZ AultIon.

A. NJ NgswIs. Anctfonesr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 694 aA0
ID GO Broadway, cor Of Alb st-Ssles Of Books St.
tionery Pictures Works OF Art Goods furnnurs ~
WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL s, AT II O'CLOCK
By order of l.. MASON jr esq, s.sgnee to clos. "a.
y notes and accounts due against persons 10 sewers
the Southern Particulars may be learned OF the AUG
tiOueers. .. .,,.,..,,>,,,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, April > snde
a, O'Clock.
VALUABLE and SCARCE BOOKS in various depart
nsne Including Choice orks IA American and Cenena
History Biography Voyages and Travels, &C. See CsiAosus
for particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04

sole depot for Peounets .nlsricr iarmonun whole
sa. and retail Prices loo to @tDn Instruments to LET,
J. 81 FELTON,. No. BIi Broadway New ORR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-23
Map of the Sand
witch Islands.

'E\HE ONLY MAP OF THESE
"A Islands is that of the L. 5. Exploring Expedition, pub
4Isned by the American Government. Every farmer who owns
a n acre OF ground, every captain who commands a coaster, ev-
cry traveller who wants to find correct names and distances, and
every gentleman who desires to he posted up about the group,
should possess a copy of il,
a reg copies left, price 81 so each.
For sale at the BOOKSTORE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-23
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.

Translated fCm the French in the Port Louis (Maurt!usJ Gem
uerrtai Gazette.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-23
SELF-RECULATlNC!
LOOK AT THIS {!
SUBSCRIBER

TENHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
II fully give notice, that he has commenced the manufacture
Of n sIf-ReQuKGtiHg WiHG Mil, in Honolulu. corner Of Fort
and Hotel streets, and is now ready 20 fill all orders for the
same, one Of which may now be seen in successful operation at
the residence Of Mr.. Z. +. Williams. King st. Having had ex-
Perience in making and putting up wind-nills in California,
where they have taken the first premium ut all the State Fairs
at which they have been exhibited, he Is confident that they
have 10 superior, not even an equal. They will run with less
noise, less wind, less repair. and DO more work than any mill in
use. The mill can be used for almost any use requiring ma
chinery. ald with great power, such as pumping. saving. turn
ing grinding grain, such a. corn. wheat. barley and coffee.
and they can no doubt 5e made useful in the grinding OF sugar
cane with good success. but more especially for the raising Of
water, FOR which they were intended. Being self regulating,
they do not injure machinery by too great speed. Persons
wishing one Of these mills, will please leave heir orders. which
viii he attended 70 with dispatch. L. SYE.
i75-3m Corner Fort and Hotel Strcst--
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-09-23
Investigations in Regard to
Cane .suICe.

And the Notifications il undergOes dur
ing the Process of Extraction
At Nautilus.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

This gifted youth is highly sppreciAtive
of the good opinion of the press and re.
publishes the following among other ex-
pressions of appreciation he has received
rom gifted editorial pens:
Is q lecturer Of about seven comic horse
power, and can easily draw sixteen feet Of
water from the eyes of an average audi
ence-SteanUiUe Mechanic.
Must be good for the cholera. We should
like to see him properly sppied.-NoTth
American RasrSe.
AKrHNUs WARD-This great lecturer
called on us to day, and ordered quite q
lot ofjob printing. We consider him one
of the grestet lecturers in this country
Shsbovgan (Wis.) BHgLe of Liberty.
Although his style is different
from Washington Irving's, we cannot be
hind 70 the fact that Washington Irvings
style is different from his-SkOwhegan,
(Ms-) Clarion.
> Not S dry eye in the sudience.
MANY could have borrowed money OF him
on the spok-RGil1Oay Gazette.
No family should be without him
Hoboksn EgPOunder.
We konit know when we have been
more so.-Keokuk IOva) Banner.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
TBFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT,

Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT
The war is now about played cut,
Great changes have been WToushts
Our sAllant boys are coming homei
JED Davis has been caught
Huzzal huzzai now hang your banners sut'
Huzzal huEzsl let all the people shout
Jhe way the reOel chief was caught
Is Iaughable indesdi
He tried TO run in petticoatsi
But he did not suoceed-
HUM huzza hang all your banners out,
Jen Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think It very strange,
a woman should retre-t
with 8 great boWie-knife In hand,
Until they saw his feet.
HuzzsI huEzsI our boys have got good sense;
'TwIKt gsiter shoes and Stogy bOots they know
the difference
Oh, orincline, we think you hnss
For you Nould not conceal
The flying rebel President,
When he did show his heel.
Huzzal huzza there's nothing half 30 hnO
To show . foot and ankle Oh, hks well raised
crinoline.
Your days are numbered now, old Jen,
You surely cannot hope.
Or have . better end in view,
Than the OF d. Of stout rope.
HuEzai huzzal Jeh Davis has no shoes
In settling up all his accounts, just keep HI
crimes in view.
The boys who caught JET ! avis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to a hne new SUIT
At ISAACS UTION HALL
Huzzll huEza fling the starry banner out,
Our ga liant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock Of Fashionsble
Clothing in the West 81 the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaaos's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew.
ing Machines Storr's Automston Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. superior and Union streets.
- Look out for the Giants my26
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
OIL NEWS.

~ wv
At hall. psst eleven o'clock on Thursdsy
night. the boiler of the engine at lease No.
Ga, (Holmden Fsrm) exploded, and John
Kain, one OF the engineers, was scslded so
badly that it is feared he cannot recover.
The fire was blown from the fire box into
the tank of No. 65, which well was pump
ing at the time, when of course, smother
explosion occurred, and the q and con-
sodJs, Seventy. i've barrels OF oil, were con-
sumed. The cause OF the boiler exploding
is supposed to nave been too low a stage of
water, but both Kahn and Bell, the other
engineer, say that there was plenty Of wa
ter, and the former was in the act of turn
ing off the pump when the boiler exploded.
The engine, q ten-borse power, from the
Washington Iron Works, is completely
demolished. The boiler few to the top of
the walking beam and Sampson post, and
then fell to the ground close blythe derrick.
Loss estimated at $4,000. The ruins are
being cleared away, and a new engine will
be put up in q few days.
AS 8 protection against thieves, a thor
ough vigilance committee has been Or
ganized. MIR. w. s. Murray, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, was appointed and sworn into Office
as Burgess or President, and q police force
of able, intelligent active, uncompromis-
ing, yet gentlemsnly men sworn in and
put on duty to protect the city. Several
arrests have been made and their cases at
tended to by driving them from town,
if bad men, and given to understand that
if presented before the committee again
they would be sent to Franklin and with
out doubt find themselves in the State
Prison.
Well No. IS Rocker farm is producing
800 barrels per day. No. 10, just through
the fourth sandstone, has been tubed.
1t is but two rods from No. IS, and has a
grand show. A tank is going up, and will
be finished tonight. No. Al is just
through the third sandstone. No psrticu-
lar indications. In No. II the tools are
still fast. Three hundred feet of drilling
cable are also lodged in the bottom of the
well. The tools were taken cut Of the
Tbad. Sumner well on Tuesday, and the
well is Row progressing finely.
No. SO on the Wood farm will be tubed
shortly.
No. 6 on the Roper farm is thought not
yet to be through the fourth sand. 1t will
be tubed at once and then drilled deeper.
The Porter well, on the Farren farm,
near Oil City, recently struck, is now
pumping forty barrels daily.
The Hoosier we'll 81 Dawson Center, Is
pumping twenty-five barrels per day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

There is 3 singular tact with relation to
the great conspiracy which has hitherto
escaped publicity. Che mother of Harold
tbs eopspirstor who WHs 70 assinate General
Grant is a strong Unionist, and had many
times protested against her sons secession
tepdebcies. After his part in thsaRassina-
lion became known, she stifed anSthe Lat
uralfeelings Of 3 mother, and resolutely
SID thst's she had tried in vain TO teach him
better counsels, and now he must take the
results of his wicked sconduch without ex-
pecting sympathy from her. Although his
sisters visited him frequently during his
imprisonment, and cid all in their power to
seeure 8 pardon for him, his mother would
do neither, but maintained her singular
resolution with more than Spartan hrmness
20 the lAst--Springfcld Republican,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

Opposite me, in the ball room, TO-
night, sits a stout woman in s wide-striped
silk dress. She is the vile of 8 Legal
notability, and was when young a circus
rider of great repute, removed chiefly for
leaping unsided upon a running horse in
the ring. Another f~nelooking couple
graduated from Fulton msrket-the hus-
band still sells bivAlves in that lannon's
locality."-SaTGtogG CORES.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
A Boat Race at Gn City.

Daniel JOrdon has accepted the chAl-
leDge of Joseph Scott TO row two two mile
races, for a purse two hundred dollars, the
first to take place at Oil City on Wednes-
day, September It'll, and the second on the
Allegheny, at Pittsburgh, on the 18th of
September. Pending these races, James
Hsmlin, the champion %sculler, announces
his readiness to produce q man who eve
pulled in ascull boat, whom he will back
for $50 or 500, in 8 three mile race,
against either of the above contestants, the
race to take place two weeks after signing
articles.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
BIC JACET BROWNE
SALISBURY, STANTON, BARNUM
TRIBUNE AND TURKEY
"QTOruns magma PGrs Jui p

But let me tell you how it happened.
Mind, the monument is not built yet. At
the wonderful fire at Barnum'A Mr..
Browne had all the hair burned from the
top of his head, until it became 81 smooth
and glossy as g ~wellscoured brass kettle.
The matrsss which he held up before him 10
keep off the fire, burned through while he
was in the midst Of an interesting sketch
of the inside sights of the museum. HIS
lovely red locks fell a prey to the dsvour-
ing element, and brought on q headache
so severe he has not got over it to this doy.
Pounded ice in bladders and rubber
bags has failed 10 reduce the
inflammation. While yet suffering from
this heroic adventure, he very imprudent-
ly took q Turkish bath on Laight street.
His own account of this is most heart
rending. He was put upon Q spit and
slowly turned over before q slow fire for
some hours-When he was done Browne, Do
that the skin cracked in several places, he
was put into q rack, and stretched or
boned. After this came something else.
He was also required to pay the full price
Of the bath, which latter item is the most
terrible one of sill. This terrible bath,
(thought to be SO delightful to other peo.
ple,) brought on 8 thirst he could not
quench, and at last accounts q small hose
had been ccntrived to silow d stream of
water to pour down his throat continually
His awful disease has frightened New
York from its center to the circumference,
and "poor Browne" is OF the bps of ALI If
he RECEIVERS I will let you know. Mean
while / am, W.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
FTeighiing at PIthOIs.

The "csrrying trade" of Pithole City
employs several hundred horse teams, and
yet in the dryest season, when the roads
are in the best condition, facilities for trans
portation are inadequate TO the demand.
Of course the profits resultsng from such
investments are considerable. The price
of hauling oil from the wells to Mhlers,
the nearest railroad shipping point, ranges
from 50 to $2.75 per barrel; and of lum-
Der from the station to Pithole $40 per NJ.
The teamster consequently is irsighted for
the round trip, and makes 1t in 3 single
day, receiving from s35 to $37, on which,
deducting the cost of driver and running
expense, there is q clear profit of $40.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
CLOTHING.
&. RHEINHEIMER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Is4 superior street,

Q s~upeEiOF Street.
MOULD ANNOUNCE TO TIE
public that he has q full line Of Clo.h,ns ..
his oSn mAnufAetuTe and Of the best neseflea' nO
Oh band.
Particular attention is called to the manu,so.
ture and style of cur work. We employ none Sus
the best Of WoTkmen, and uee nothing t1s
the be Of Trimmings in each iind eVeIy
garment. Satisfied, from experiences thNtt zoe -.
pie Of this vicinity need nothing but nIttoiAsI
work, We the -sfors offer no Eastern SOB snoP eooa1
to our customers. but eVerytbir OF our Eva man
~ufacture, made and trimmed equsl to the nSStoua-
tom worn.
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT - unisr the
chsrge Of Mr. SPE CER . Gutter Q tnteen yeers
experience In the beat New York HOUSES, S4o se
can truthfully say that he has 30 quaiInan
city, and we defy any House In ire CITY 0bNLh
ont a garment In the style and finish Of ours IN
Gentlemen IN want OF nrst-olass KArms1ts vi
he-s find 8 full assortment OF French ana nSl
Beavers, Trlcots, Breadolotbsr Osssimeres anu
Vestings OF Rnl desirable shades ano noVeiSleo,
Remember that We do no JockrJinS ooslness'
have cut ONE PRICE. and sell at low nsuIes-
We manufacture our own goods. pay no nenu
facturer any proat, consequently We een sAIet
~, per cent by so doing, the 0bnent OF WHICH W
give 20 our CUSTOMERS EAt
Give MS . call, and you will be satIsne0 tnasn
Is the .ase, snd that we deal honoEAely ~ al
aug25.R 5.dktIi
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
REAL ESTATE.
John G. JENNINGS
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Atwater Building, Superior st.
Guy rRoPERTY FoR JAIL.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Prospect st near Brounell-IWo story house, and
lot 60XI25 feet; water and gas $500
Euclid st., near BrowneIl-LarR tWO-ssorV brick
house; hot and cod water, bath room, &C.; lot
64Kl6S feet. $4,000
WALNUT st., near Ene-Two-story house, barn, and
lot 25X17 feet, $500
Kinsmau - soo)site Brick Water Ours-TWo.
story hou SEA al lot 72x666 feet; barn fruit and
shrubbeg. $500.
Euclid st.-GOod tSO-stOry brick house and large
lot, leasehold.
Boovilie venue-Housa barn AM lot 4oxAO feet;
good fruit; mice place. $3.50.
Houss and Leaseh0ld-On Bond ct. $1,000
Store, Dwelling and Lotion Cedar st near Perry;
= good property.
stiIlmaa Houss-A Ro2d brick Hotel on Columbus
ct lot 10 x120 feet.
Clinton st.-TWo story brick house aud lot 116xl76
feet.
Detroit 1.-THE brick store now occupied BY
Messrs. Trusc0tt 4 InRhsm - 3 grocery store,
cne Of the best business locations on the West
side; will DO SOLD very low. ~
Ontario st., corn r It CLARA good location for
business; lot 92x95 feet; viii be divided u de
sired
Prospect st., near Psrry-Vscsnt lot 47x2OO feet.
Euclid road, near = illson Avenue-SiXteen acres,
mott beautifully located.
Also, . great variety of
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS.
Jy2s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

Eleven housAnd houses have been erect
ed in PhilsdelPhia during the LAST az
years one thousand one hundred ana
fixty.siK of them in 1854, being the small
est humber in any one year.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

The " ali street HpaSm-'Insane IH'
putsess-Bank DefalcaiiOns-A Ter
ribIe Disease IN New YOrk-"stan'
ton and BrOwne"-kfekness OF "Ju'
MUS H. BrOWne-HOPes Of AecoV-
cry. etc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
81 exhibition, a large stock OF
FANCY OASSIMERE3,
BLACK DOESKIFS,
BLACK DALIAH 4 BROTE OLOIA.
BLACK AND FANCY 5ATIHErTss
EYERET MILLS DOUBLE
AND TWIST OOrTJNADEs,
BLACK AND DRAB HALIEHS-
GILIOIAS AND SATERN DR1LLS1
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS,
FURNIsHfHG GOODS.
Merchant Tailors, County Merchants and Who'e-
s,I9 buyers generally, Will ind II 70 their aoTAn'
taqe to examine my stock before purohHling else
8. MANN,
{SiS I62 SUPERIOR st. OPP. Bank 1t.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

"a Soldiers and vide awake meh a1I WITH
wanted 70 canvass for Greeieye aMtsLh 49, biato.
49,. 4 mot one Of the numerous catch-penN histOs
- 81 nc war that have been hurrledy Writ,en shd
aBewed broadcast over the land, but Isl IlSn s NJ
tg.oat invaluab'e historical mettsr, only found
~ifelv seaftered elsewhere, and when oomPletea VII
stSnd IKE 4 farmers oOrn-erlb atter h~arVest-pacAeo
fq na ! "a : 50 wanted for -Four Years IN Ssces.
ia y Nv Junius BE ri Browne. As = Work g art
fhs hook has hardly q fault from helhltO. uotSty
seoteneeS 10 he anal period. In this respe, t, tlsnke
o1s IN tbe world famous statues Of G~reSce-enAste
bss1fiful and De feet. lis wit Is delicate YET pun
sent: "a rhetoric egant. yet forciblei It's narrative
6oIo,-be5- let romantic, and its sentences round
Snd rbythmical Is q Btanz1 Of Yers-.
m 'se books are now ready for d livery. o.,
xvi ONNEY, General Agent foT HorthernO nlo,
Northern Indiana. and MichigaaS no. l4 EnPeEtoi
n Geyeland, o. p. o. Box I62l.
aun22 pa Tot ieodAW4W
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

N N ADVANCED

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
i for secopd-hAt d Furniture and Carpets, ct H.
Hoore'a cd stand, l6l Ontario st., cor. OF michigan.
auEl:2l0
osO O0O MONEY ADVANCED
SOU.UUU in sums 70 suit-st tins old stand and
rite ofeyery kind, viz: Gold and Silver watches
Diamond, Silver Ware, JewelU. Guns, PlseolA
Mota5nR- bry Goods, Pianos, MelOdeonH, and all per
So1sI properly and articles Of value, on the most sat
IsfacforT terms. Business strictly private. hstab-
Usbed lS5. 6.B.-A variety Of unredeemeo hbsch-
-. Jeveln, Guns, etc, or sale at bargains.
bnse-oorpeF Of Water and Superior Streets over
Davis 4 Peixotto's Clothing Store.
oot27 :. ". MA9nnn.
PHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
II TLEMEN.-sample with catalogues sent for Is
oents. Inclose an enveione with your own name,
and address D. HEMETTE. SO Liberty st., New York
Olty
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

I'm SALESMAN WANTED-To so
gJUU Hoit and gil orders for the Life Of
ABRAHAM
By DR., ]. G. HOLLAND.
RBFURAED SOLDIERS,
Frnevienced AGENTS, Professional men, Lay Preach
eTs Teachers. Mechanics and Farmers even, will md
n Il A pleasant. and at the same time 8 lucrative 90
Duration the coming season, old agent writes
fsT taVe from rs to rs subscribers per week"
For further informant m apply personal ~ g, or I'D.
dres By mail, O. L. BOLTON &BRoS3 Publishers o.
nnd General Agents for Books and EngraVins, al
N. 6. "a floor, Lyman's B Ock, near Court Hou e
OIeveiand. Ohio. nzA
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

UTANTED-MEN-Who wish to en-
w 90 a. a eqitimate business in which hey
csn MAKE from s2Oto go every day, by the smali -
Sestment Of from 900 + 500 are invited = eau nv -
Tog9ss China st re, No. 23 Superior t., and -xam-
Inc one Of ths most important Hn9 use VI mN y tn
Of the ag. e1tt but 81 0ehA anu aoH
used by every farmer. uoODUOBTu
nur25.2l2 A. >. OODNOa1as
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

AiOu vanted in every County and Q4CO
G..+a sossu the BARTLETT SEWING mACH1HE, rice
~ Hr,Iy Iioensed under patents Of Howe wheeler
= Vtiso1. Grover 4 Baker and Singer 4 %. We VIII
nay q monthly saary and expenses, OF ahP !, ~
Sonmission on Gales. For part Gu arss MustIateo
ostaIogue. territory, &c inelOse q stamp and address
PAGE ROFHERS, cole Agents fF United statess
IZ2Summft st., coleto, q, ausI4.Ioz1moSmA-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

IN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPRR
"A vants a situAtaon. Address ~ letter Z, Leader
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

WANTED-ATTEETIOS: s0@ : SIsHiI!
f1I MiIifarv Album, with tWenty-four pictures o.
oar Union Genergls for g cgntS AssPts y sGnteoq 90
tmmeos ~ dozen. Send all or1ers 10 q T.
Elta2, ~ DaaTborr st. Chicago, III aug4ZH
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
WANTS,
so,n,rvs

WANTED
FMPLOY TIE SOLDIERS
Business men are requested 70 Apply ~ ia2d
RooE-EasosIg Pc tiers, mech4nits,- Apprentices anu
n pIoTeea, to tine agency OF tue SANITARY SOnM
non, Nc. 80 Bank street, where SoielsIs, ,S,ning
and anxious to WIZ. NJ
Refereuces Wll be furnished when requhfeo- No
charge ri servi es Of this Agency.
\ sftuatinnB are nov wanted Tor the lcuo"ms' VIZ
a BOok-keepers, fine penmeni 5rrs
II Clerks, experienced in dry goo g. grocery
store c,rdsner.-
2 PorterBi
? Biacksmi hsi
Marble Cutter;
Wooden binisher;
1 Shoemaks ri
= Msehinists and Tfpsmith'B spprenttcesi
a nav 10 trade and viii 90 anythlugi
disablsd men wish places as messensoi1s's'
"PIIsase send in your orders and help these men te
earn an honest living. Apply AZ
.ros.aao CLEVELAND, OHIO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

GENTS WANTED for HEADLET's
A - hook s,GRAhT AND SIBERIAN" Our
Gge,tS are MEETING with grsPt success fOF Uefm
s. Spply in person or ~ mail 70 p,
Cleveland
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

Men
70 act e. agents or the hffe Of ABRAHAM an
, on Lfberal terms and exclusive territory gusTan-
tssd' APPLICATIONS from returned hoers, solqiet /,
IA sgepts. and al young men OF Abnay shoula De
1sss a. once. n they d. sire to engage II this prohts-
n. sge1cy. Gddr. IS, for terIst territory g. 70 :.
n RH0DEs & Co, 6s Fifth st., or P.O. BOX y,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

IHANTEp-A respectable married man
w a. groom to take chsrge OF two horses; must
be willing TO make himself geDeIaIy 1seI1i- Rniid-
teI SIeYeIand aug23:240
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

new development was brought 10 light
last night, which will probably fix MIS-.
Grinders guilt beyond all peradventure.
A young Irish grl named Miss jane B.
Buchanan, had been for four years in the
employ of Mrs. kirkpatrick, a widow, who
keeps s boarding house on the corner of
Liberty street and Evans alley, when she
concluded that the labor she was expected
to perform was too severe, and concluded
to leave her situation and go to Philadel-
phia where her aunt resided. A female
friend, hearing of her determination, visit
ed her, and ~endeavared to prevail on her
to remain in the city, stating that she knew
of q family of three persons, named Grind
or, who were in search of 9 girl. Miss
Buchanan agreed to remain in case she
could secure an easy situation, when Mrs.
Grinder eolled upon her, and by represen-
iations, succeeded in eliciting a promise
from her that she would call st her house,
and if everything was satisfactory would
remain. Accordingly, on Wednesday,
February oath, 1864 Miss Buchanan
had her trunk removed from Mrs.
Kirkpatrick's house to the residence of a
friend, and then went TO Mrs. Grinders.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

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