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THE MuRDEE OF 6HSERAL MoCooK.-EBI-
4oH .LEADER sIR.-Having seen in your
paper day or tWo since statement that
Lieutenant Davis, man confined at John
sons Island, and condemned to death,
was the murderer Of General McCook. l
concluded to correct the assertion. Gsnsr-
al AsOoOk was killed by = man named
Frank Gurlsy, then = pretended officer in
Major Hambrights' (rebel command.
Frank Gurlsy was tried by 3 Military
Commission ct Nashville in December 1858.
The Commission was composed Of Colonel
Miller, (noW General Miller, commanding
ct Nashvills) Captain Rhodes, of Indians,
Captain Green, of Kentucky Captain Day,
of Ohio Captain Partridge, Of Indiana
Lieutenant Blsekmsn, Of General Rosseau's
staH, Judge Advocate.
Gurley is still in prison ct Nashville,
waiting the action Of the War Department
in his case. What the Court has done in
the matter we do not know.
80 let psor Davis rest. he certainly is
not the man.
Gurley never denied killing MoCook,
but rather bOsIted oft. IA"
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PoLIsE CoURF.-The following docket was
disposed of yesterday morning by Judge
Hessenmuslleri a-sEHs.
Drunk-samael Wilson, Horace II. Ray,
Charles Smith, Darwin Henry, John Stokes,
Patrick McCarty, Dormsnick Mcdonnell,
each paid 81 and costs; James A. Hartness,
Thomas Donahue, fined the costs Francis
Taylor sent to the House Of Correction 20
days.
Vsgraney-Msry Mccullough, No. l, and
Mary Mccullough, No. 2, sent to the Work
House 80 days, each Maria Carroll, ditto
I2O days.
Assault and Battery-Valentine Reese,
nOlled, prosecution to pay costs; JudSon
Russell, case continued to Wednesday.
ForgeiY-August F. Hoffman, case con
tinued to the goth.
Grand Larceny-Dania Grees, case con-
tinusd TO Wednesday; Charles Fields, fined
$50 and costs and 80 days in County Jail.
Violating Substitute Brokers Ordinance
j. D. King, continued to the 18th.
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REv. ]. G. FLHToHKR AsAIN.-The Rev.
]. G. Fletcher will deliver another lecture
in Brainard's Hall on Thursdsy evening
Of this week. His subject is not now an
nOunOed, though It was quite definitely
settled that he would give 8 lecture on
POmpeii, if he should address Cleveland
sudience = second time this season. M.
Fletcher was at POmpeii q few months
since, and witnessed the operations Ofrss-
urrecting that ancient city. A lecture on
that subject by this brilliant writer, would
have thrilling interest. Bat whEteVer the
subject, we shall have 8 rich treat.
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PLEAD GUILET.-Charles Fields, arrested
on charge of grand larceny, was allowed
to plead guilty to charge of petit larceny
at the Police COurtyesterdsy morning, and
was fined five dollars and costs and sent to
the county jail thirty days. On the last
evening of their entertainment here Fields
stole the gold watch of Henry stanwoOd,
one of skif and Gsylord's Minstrels. He
had been employed as dOOrkeeper in the
gallery, and took the watch just as the
Company were about to appear on the stage
the lasttime. Mr.. Stanwood came on from
Pittsburgh to prosecute the case, but the
lawyer of Fields procured PoStpOnement
of the trial till Wednesday. The prOsecu-
tor allowed Fields to plead as above, that
no time might be lest in the prosecution Of
the case.
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GOTTsoHALK's CoEoERT.-It would be su-
PerAuous for US either to criticise OF rhsp-
sodiso over Mr.. GotischAIk. He has ap-
pearsd 50 frequently in Cleveland, that
our musical amateurs almost feel scquaint-
ed with him, and the crowds which uni
versslly greet him are an evidence of his
popularity. He was eneersd on every ap-
Pearanoe last evening. Miss Lucy simOns
renewed the favorable impression which
she had already made here, and Sig. Ar
daVani achieved An envisble success. The
grand marches for four pianos, ,frOm"Taun-
hsuSer" and y aust, "Were msgni6oentlyper-
formed by MssSrs. BrsinGrd, Behrens,
MnxiO and GottsShalk. The gem of the
evening, however, was the exquisite "Cradle
Song" of GOttschalk, sung by Miss simOns,
which was enthusiastically eneOred.
The concert was success, and we hope
that Mr.. GOttschslk may give another hero
before leaving the United States, This his
second farewell conOsrt-"tbrss times and
outp'
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NEW YORK MARKET-FeB. Ii.


Cotton-Dull, heavy and decidedly lower. Sales
at 8gGs3o for middling.
FaOuF-StB.e and Hss.orn Ice better for com.
men grad 8 and quiet.
Sales At 90 s6SIO 90 for extra State; sIl O-0
II IS for extra round Aoop Ohio; SlI SO9u 90 for
trade brands. Market closing quiet.
Whigky-Quitt. Wsstsfn e2 2s02 %, closing
arm at the latter price. Total sttsk In Nov YORK
As made up to day, is 9 triae under 45, coo bbIs
WhesI-Whsat frmsr and very quiet.
RyO-Dul
BAFley-Quitt.
OoFn-ouist ana armsr. Old mixed western
quoted ct d sS01 90.
Oats-Duu and minal. Moderate sales Of
westlrn st 81 1901 il.
WOOl-QUiet.
PetFOleenl-DulI st 4sa54o for Crude; SIC
for Bssnsd In bond, snd SIC for Refined fres.
Pork Market asbsts easier Sales ag gS7
259S17 IS i0r nav moIss SSs 6o9s35 e21< Tor
one year old mess, cash and regular way, closing
At SS5 60 for cash; $50 OOASS0 T5 for prime, and
eS5 90 for prime mesa. Also 2,OO bbIs new mss
for February aad March, sellers and buyers op.
tion, at SS7 eO@Ss 90.
Beel-FirR and in good demand. Sales Of
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BEHIND Tnu.-The Eastern and Western
trains were considerably behind time yes
terdsy the early afternoon trainH not arriy-
ing until evening. The feArfully cold
weather makes a slow rate of travel not on
ly prudent but necessary, and trains on one
road waiting the tsrdiness Of those Of an
other, cause the general and aggregate de-
lsy.
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CoEREoTIOx.-Ws are requested 10 state
that it Wss not the Provost MarshalS force
which arrested Charlie Anderson, the sup
posed rebel spy who was brought before
the authorities on Saturday. T. N. Farrell,
sn employee of the Sanitary Commission
here, seems to have che credit of tracking
up that sprightly youth and srresting him
in Clark Wsrren's Office st the Union De-
not.
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ARRIVAL OF n1Iia :;

ARRIVAL OF MAIIs sr DuPoz,
'';SSa sS9 os5 fs5GsSa arrives q 80 A 4. als T.,
4a.tsrn Way arTiVsS At lGD An.
western 1sIsasA arrives st 80 A. n, 60 p. n
% Hey arriVes ct ass P. N
Sandusky Way arrives at esl5 A. n
NncinnAH Through ArriVsn $50 "a NJ 400 p n
~ arrives at $50 P. n. --sls--.
Fittsoursh Through arrives at o.5s A, W-
Way arrives ct 10.1O P. n.
4ahoning Way arrives 81 10.a5 A. ~
AeadTille arrives at lO.25 A. NJ "a a.ss
Asdina Way arrives At SIC 2, Il. be
a0o5Pors, Sc, arrives Tuesdays, ThaFsdays Inc
FAErsnsVllls arrives daily a. I0:lB AM
AAst Oleyslsnd and Elclld arrives eaIly Z AL,
HOUB OF CLOSING TIN MATIarrs,
AAsraAN TH1oUaa for Eris, Buffalo, B6s5oa. HsET
Lork, Hartford, and PGiuesYiIls, Gsos1S- IrStsSvl
e End Oonneants closes ct $50 4. -
4sI1RH y THHoUaH, for Esu York only, slosss a.
EAS=HRa THaouaH, lar Rria Rua.lo. 6fbS,v-
s5o1St.on' 3 HsV Kork and Hartford, sloSss IS 80
E4s1EuH WAY, for an points between ui,vslua
I'd Bries closes At 2;50 P. u.
H1srlRH THaOuaH, fer Toledo, Dstrait. onisSZo,
a1a hilEsnkee elosoa At THO A. n
HBfHKE fHRoUaH, for Toledo Dstroit CtitaZo.
OqwSagae, IS yossph and Cairo closes Kt 900 2. u.
MEsfHzs WAY, for Al points between CIo7enDS
and Toledo, closes st las P. n.
sAsDUgEE W4E, for sAndusky and al Intsrss-
date points, closes At $50 P. NJ
nd Cincinnati, closes 81 100 A. u,
oIHoHHAfI fHaoUaH, for Oolanbas, Daytsa,
HSEArk and cincinnati, elaa.g Al f.os A. ~
OlsoLHHArFI THRoUsa, for Calnmbrs, c.nclnhati.
Lodi1yille, 81. Loui1, IndiaRabells EansgVIls And
Wheeling, closes At 900 P. II.
PIFEsBURoE TE1OUaH, for Pittuburzh and Wa.
ington, closes At 1890 P. N :
PIrfssyasH WAY, for An points bsfrssr Cisy..
ana, Melssille, and PfttsbGrgh, HarriIbgTR. PhIk
.dslPhiA, BAlsinors and WAaSiiEtOa, olcSai q roo
E4AzosTa WEI, loE Al poiats bstVssa 0sSs.an6
Aad youngstown, closes at asl5 p. n
MEADvILE, closes az $50 A. n.
ADHA WAK, closS5 Gt 7.S0 A. n.
4ooK1oEE, Ae., olossu on fussd<gE TAur,d.v-
AID Saturdays, At12N. -
HAAA1HsVnEl, closes daily, l9sOA. n. $50
I'd. - 49, -
Aaa 1ad DEoe AAassn ara required y hu 10 b
An Oity Circulars are required to BE- prSps,a viii
g tWO-osnt JtGmp.
onOs oPsa ron T:SO A. n. tohSOR. =. O.
sundAy nun . A. \. 70 l0so0 An. sslT
rs n COWTEaslp. n
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thief apologized, said he had made q mis-
take; but the Watchmsn found his trunk
and Eatchel broken open, and his revolver
and other things stolen.
These articles were found on his person
when arrested, together with two other re-
vOlvers, thirty or forty keys, pocket books
railroad car keys, and many misSellansoul
articles which he had stolen. BE has been
locked up,
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GRAPEs.-The prOpristOrs of the Kiusman
street Fruit House sent US, yesterday,
some magnificent looking and very luscious
tasting grapes, from their Preserving House,
which were as crisp, fresh and free from
all appearance Oftsins or SAVIOR Of'tantiqui-
ty" as on the day they were put in.
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TEuF AEREsTED. D.--Watchman Frye ar
rested thief on Saturday morning, at his
boarding place on St. Clair street. Early
that morning be hsd seen this suspicious
looking man and made after him, but could
not catch him. WhiIs at breakfast She
same man passed into the kitchen of the
boarding house, to gethis basketflled with
lunch, and then passed up stairs. Mr..
Frye followed, and found the man coming
out Of his (the Wstehman's) room. The
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-14

PRoKo9IOEs II NORTzERN oHIo REGIMENTS.
The following promotions have been lately
made in Northern Ohio regiments:
IOlst Infantry-1st Lisutenants James
N. Roberts and ]. C. Butt Sr to Captains.
1O2d InfAntry-MajOr John Huston to
Lieutenant oolonsl.
LIST Light Artillsry-Ssrgeant Ohio D.
Foster to 1st Lieutenant, AID Sergeant
Philip Haussr to I'd Lieutenant.
9dCsvalry-7d LisuIsnants William Rob
insOn and Joseph A. McElrOy to 1st Lieu
tenants; and ssrgeGnts Melvin B. Camp
bell and Carey A. Smith to I'd Lieutensnts.
I25th Infantry-1st Lieutsnsnts Waldren
8. Williams and Nyman Phillips to
Captains; and I'd LisutsnAnts William
CrOWsll, Alexander 4. Postal and Thomas
r. MEhsn to 1ss LieuGsnsnts.
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forth fruit in old age" Not until their
fright hand forgets its cunning" will
they forget the spiritual Jerusalem. They
have long "preferred Jerusalem above
their chief joy"-on earth, and will, until
their tongues cleaYe TO the roof Of their
mouth, and a. soon as their voices cease 70
be heard on earth, we have every reason
10 believe they will unite in that new song
which the redeemed will sing before the
throne of God and the Lamb.
Many interesting facts might be given in
this connection which are Omitte lest this
crowded columns of q newspaper.
insertion in Saturdays papers, in the hope
that it might induce fuller attendance at
the meeting. K.
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NEW YORK sTOCk MARKEr.

INV IU1Il 2 oVs 10 Ell1s
Government BtOeks-Firm. Q. 8. Skies
Of 81. coupons -; o 5. EiVs-tWentiss. coupons,
ll0i z. s. Tivs-tWsntles, regiBtsIet, 10s5s; Ten
fortiss, coupons, 1O25<i o. 3. Ten foFt.es, regis
tered, 81.
BtOeks--Ths market q better. Ohio Z Mis-
sis5ippi certificates -; Cumberland preferred
- MaFiposA LIZ; Erie T65k; do preferred 921<;
Hue8on los; Reading 1lF55i Aiehisaa Oentl llS115i
Cleveland Pittsburgh 81; HOrshNsstern 3
do prefer cd e51k; Rock Island 9e5{; Fort Wayne
965<; New York Central NIX; Quicksilver So;
Canton 3ls<; Chisago, Burlington = Quincy =;
edo IA Pacific Nall ass.
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TIE MICHIGAN MURDER.-DsNEANoB OF THE
MURDERER. Bivins, the Michigan mur-
derer, recently arrested at Grafton, is now
in jail in Adrian. At the time of his ar
rival there, there were some symptoms Of
a riot, for the purpose of executing sum-
mary vengeance, but milder counsel pre-
vailed. He processes to have been entirely
unconscious from the time he left Adrian,
on the night of the murder. The Adrian
WatchtoDsr contains q very interesting
account of his manner and bearing in jail,
from which we make the following e1-
tracts:
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Are satIsned.''-Tho American people as

'Are SatIsfIed."-The American people as
class are prealSposed to diseases of the head throat
and lungS-ths skill Of the most eminent physicians
has been bafisd in attempts to cure CatArrh,
which Il allowed to run en- until It has assumed
its worst FORM will Isurely snd in Consumption,
which is INCURABLE; If f:hswsvsr, DR.. D. H.
SSelys's Liquid Cstarrh Remedy Is faithfully used
all who know BY experience q speedy and Psrman-
ent cure will be affected. fsbI3I23.
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REHAINs OF CAPTAIN HUET.-The remains
Of Captain ". W. Hunt, of the Tooth o. v.
I.,will be brought to this city for intermsnt,
and will arrive in few days. Due notice
will be given Of the funeral. It will be re-
msmbered that Captain Hunt was killed ct
the battle Of Franklin, Tenn.
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Private ARAiFs-ImpOFiant 10 Many.
DIR. DeHsrt can be consulted daily from 8 ts II
A. NJ, and from 2 to P. Il, at tho Drug Store Of
George W. Clark, o. 119 Superior street, O,sVs-
land, Ohio, until the 7th Of March next.
People tmale or fsmals) suffering from disease
they do not wish everybody to know Of, will find Il
profitable to consult Dr.. DeHArt.
Married ladies wishing relief from weaknesses,
or other diseases peculiar to their sex, consult
Dr.. DsHaFt at his residence b. 1O4 Erie street,
near Medical College, from h past to half-psst
o'clock every every Sfening, 3gndAyS excspted)
uptil the date shove named. This arrangement
viii afford an opportunity to many to get well, who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery Of
lost health. .-
Avail yourselves of DR., DeHsrt's extensive sxpe.
Tience. febT;l93
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CITY NEWS.

PASSING THRoUGH.-Fifty recruits for the
SD o. V. L, arrived here yesterday from
Columbus, and went on East, en- routs for
ssvannsh.
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Bound FoR CoLUNBUs.-Oharles Anderson,
the supposed rebel spy, will be sent to
Columbus to-day. We understand that
his examination will be made there before
and by the proper authorities.
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HudsOn's UnFIVRIed Tooth Paste is
unsurPass'd In removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth. But its chief excellence Oon.
sIStH In the certainty with which it boals all ten
dsrnesS Of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
It's constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one Of Its strongest recommendations. Sold by
all druggists. JanSO:ls9
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CHICAGO MARKEE.-Feb. IA.
LIZ FHInasAHH.I

FlOuR-Dull. .r-
Whe4t-Quist at an advance Of 14alg1<o.-
Sales At 81 465<01 46 for No. J.
COFR-Quiss and declined 10.
OaGD-QHists
Wh1sky-DuII at 81 Is92 Issl.
RrOVfBfOne-DuIl.
POrk-Phms mesa SS1 T6
LsFo-L lli ct 2ls.
HoEs-Quiet.
Dressed HOES-stsAdy At sls sO@l4 90.
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AooIDExT.-A woman fell ct the south en-
trance of the POstOfice yesterday morning,
and was seriously injured. The defective
stone feor st that point caused the fall.
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Fragrant SOzOdOnth haraens and invigOratss
the gums, purines and perfumes the breath, clean
Ses, beauties and preserves ths teeth from youth
to old aEei
Sold By all DTuggistS. fsblS.lsO.Ss.
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6bIs:I9O.

RemOVaI-BaOkus, williams Co., have re-
moved their Office to Ne. IA aaperior strsst, up
ItairI in LEADER Building.
Cleveland, Feb. ls, 1865. fsblS:I9O.
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W. DOwHrz, ssc'y.

More Luck at the great gift sale at 1. P. shoT-
wOsd's, Miss. Sarah B. Payne, Of Breoksvills,
drew an elegant MOirs Antique silk, worth $40; !;
Mrs. Burt of ElyriA an elegant black cloak worth
$40. There are few more left. feblEI9O.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

SIOO for s75-A new Sl0O, never used, aa0YEA
and BAKER Sewing Machine fer s75, or $50 enc
for $3.50.
For particulars Inquire at Ehe LEABER Counting
Room. EsbIkl9g.
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COURT OF COxxoE PLEAs.-Ths civil
branch of this Court met In Courtroom No.
l, Judges COfiHberry and FOOte occupying
the bench. The docket was called, and an
assignment Of cases made, which we will
publish tomorrow. No petit jury was en-
pannelled.
The Criminal Court met in Court room
No. 8, Judge Bolton on the bench. A Grand
Jury was empannelled and sworn, The
names Of the Grand Jurors are as fol-
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Boston Copper STOCK HIarket.

GEW 1ORK, Fob. u.
Prices for miaiAg stocks bId in Boston to-day /:
Central 526<; Franklin 601<; Huron Al; Isle
RoyAle l31S; 6aAoosk .; hinnssOta 2Oi ROekiand
x Aztec French Greek =; 6OpPSr Falls 500.
Quincy 60 MARKET dull
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St. Andrews society Will hold their regu.
lar quarterly meeting thiS Tuesday evening IN J..
U. Grannis' ONCE, Ne, 4, ROuso'S Blesk, at half
past BsYon o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
J.L. DENHAM, Pres't.
W. DowHrE, sscy. feblEIso.
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oil Gampaap
SECURITY OIL co.
CAPITAL, 100000.
SHARES 81 90 EACH.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT
NO FURTHER ABBEBBNENT
Additional Working Fund TO be Ap.
pFOpFIateds SS9,O0O.
VS.. C. OTIS, Esqs President.
3. ]. LEWIS, Secretary.
Q. A. READ, Treasurer.
DLRECTORg.

atsE DIRECTORS:
-, ", 6. Q. OTIS, W. B. CASTLE,
JOHN HARfHESs, A. B. MANNISG,
- WI. 4 BTANDABT, ". WELLHOUeE
- JOHN u. 6ARoENT,
Ths Company OWE in fee dnple, free of ipcur.
brAnoe. smpls Lands located in the very bsst OIL
DISTRICTS on the Alleshany River and Big San.
dy Greek, YsnAngO county, Pc. Also three Trsets
under Lsasshold, on which THRKE WELLS are
commenced. which are eontFAstes7(and already
paid for to be put down 70 the depth Of 600 feet
one well is now down aSs feet, with ans bhow Of
on, with interest in two Engines, Tools, Tubing,
fixtures, &c., paid for.
- InAedittion 20 the moneys sireasy expended, the
Company have pins thousand dollars eaah on hand.
% Z sulsedPtiopS vln Be received 81 the Banking
House Of o. a. Read 4 Co., 95 Superior
Street, for balance Of unsoId Etook, $50 900, at
par value. The entire amoupt subscribed TO b ap-
prOpriAted for working the Lands for the bsnsht Of
the Company. fSbl;192 Gthp
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-COLD.-Yesterdsy morning was the cold
est Of the season. Mercury stood at lee be-
low zero at seven O'Clock. 1t wss niPPin1
air.
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OLn EYEG MIRE NRH.

pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
sight and give up speefsslOs without aid Of dOOtor
or nsdicsne-sent by mail free, On reesipt Of ten
ssntB. Address E. B. F00TH, n. D.,
fsbI4:R5d&w I1s0 Broadway, New York.
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n. Z. HONEY MAnHER-Keb. Is.
TBT IKLEqRAPH.

MOney-Quist ct 9 Fe.
Sterling EKehAlsS-Dun and usminAl at
10e1< slOs5{ for gold.
GOId-Without decided change. Opening ct
200, declining to 20 sdVanciI to 207 and closing
at 1857.
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David F. Bivins, is an only child. He
says that he has never had his slightest
wish thwsrted by his parents, and to this
indulgence in some measure may be attri-
buted his ungovernable passions. He is
twenty-five years of age, stands six feet
two inches in hight, is of good figure, and
rather fine appearance. His hair is dark
brown, slightly inclined to curl, dark eyes,
and dark brown moustaohe, with slight
imperial. His face is somewhat spare,
complexion light, and appearance pleasing.
He received commission as I'd Lieuten-
ant in the 5th Michigan cavalry, which, It
is understood, he received somewhat sur
reptitiously, but WAS in the service about
two months. He was reduced to the ranks
for some unexplained reason, and soon after
deserted, since which he has lived most of
the time at Grafton, where he mads his ap-
pearance as peddler Of some patent nedr
icine. BE is BY no neans sYerse to being
lionized, and appears to rather relish than
otherwise the nOtoristy his heinous crime
has given him. He conversed quite freely
with the lawyer, Mr.. ". ". Osborn, Whe
has been his fathers legal adviser in rels-
tion to matters of business, and appears to
have clear insight into his fathers affairs.
He Indignantly denies the truth Of the re-
port that he has been hiding in Canada, as
stated by our cOtemporary yesterday, and
he also scouts the idea of his having robbed
his fathers body or pillEged the house.
He stated to one Of the officers that he
thought Barnum could make money il he
had him. He appears to be afraid Of being
considered insane, and says he would rather
be in solitary confinement at Jackson than
be condemned to life among lunaties. He
inquired whether, when in solitary confne-
ment he would be allowed books and writ
ing materials, adding if he could have those
he thought he should prefer such life to
being in the army. He profesSed great
desire to attend the funeral Of the murder
ed family.
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3ast- OttLte Bime: III.
lSO4-S. Winter AFFaBgeme1T 1915
TO7 FHI
IgRITAL AND CLOSING or H1IER.
At THE
OLRVELAND POSToFFIOK,

ooaHucEla HoEDAY, oQz7sIa Hsz. 1874
nAhs viii be opened and rsaay "a dsIi7srT
enc ho1r aftsr arrival Of trains = a
- Al Mails Close ons hour bsroF, asrarsar, a
train.
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PHrLO soOv1LEE, Forsmsa.
F. Beehel, DiOdste Clark,
]. N. Hiek0x, W. ]. Warner,
William V. CrsW, TAylsr Emerson,
Francis G. Bronson, James Brokanshirs,
Geo. W. Whitney, Frederick GemIneF,
VIM. Saddles, jr., Joel Stone, *
Andrew Kyle. Ezra Honeywell.
Tbs criminal dosket was called and an
assignment Of cssss msde. The case Of
George and David Kentley, for burglary
and larceny, was set for trial tomorrow,
and that of NJ. Y. Turrill, for abortion, was
astaor trial on Monday.
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weekly Bank Statement.
COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LHADNR oREI01,
MOHDAT 1TnHIEa, Feb. Is, R6o.J
ReeeIpts-Ths receipts Of Grain By rail during
the ferty-elght hOuD ending ct OnS o'clock to-day
wsrs A follow;