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PARoLED PR1soEERs.-The following
Northern Ohio soldiers arrived at Annapo-
lis from rebsl prisons on the 14th inst:
I'D Infsntry-COporal E. Neebek, D;
sergt ] Snyder, Corp W Fairy E; sergt L
Munro, l /; D Shore, L Cook, c.; shina-
berry, E.
2lst Infsutry-M R Forrest, K; E G
Wetmore, X.
32d Infantry-J A Lewis, A; E c Nc
Mullen, B G W Morgan, G.
25th Infantry-COrp Thos Mcbride, A !;
J Calkman, B.
125sh-tIfantry-H NJ Tracy, B.
I'd Cavalry-C NJ Minton, A.
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"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2slh, 1866.
HOUSE AND THREE LOTS ON
PROSPECT STREET, .

AT AUCTION -..-.....-EY o. CUTTER h SON,
o. CUTTER & SON viii sell at Auction, on Wed
nesday, March 29fh. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on ths
premises, House and Lot, No. Il Prospect street,
Lot 4O1z feet front Prospect street, by 90 feet
deep; al'o, Two (2) OTIS on corner of Prospect
and Sheriff streets each lot "a feet front by 70
deep. Terms of sale: On vacant lots, one-fourth
down, balance in l, and years, in equal pay
meuts, with interest at per cent. annually On
house and lot, One-thJd down, and balance in equal
payments ia and years, with interest annually
at per cent House to be Insured for 81 ,uOl, and
eo'icy transferred to unit first deferred pay
ment is made, and all deferred payments to be Sc
oured by mortgage on same property. lite war
rauted. H'"r2l;l96
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oBsTRI ToTIoEs ON WATER srREEr.-Edito
Leader; Would it not be well to suggest to
the Sire st Commissioner the propriety of
removir tg from the lower end of Water
street tt le fallen thorn tree and stump which
flank tb 9 road near the lighthouse They
have b' zen there quite long enough, and the
thorn rec has two or three times proved a
mlschl evous nuisance to passengers pick
ing tn cir way up the street in the dark.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

DEARTH OF AMUsENENrs.-There is now q
perfect earth Of amusements. Nothing.
absolutely nothing, of public character,
is announced for this and Tomorrow eve-
nings. Th.eTe is large class of people
here, as in. all cities, to whom a constant
succession. of smusements, no matter what,
is neces sity. That class in our city need
public sy mpathy just now.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

WANTED TO hENT.-A SMALL
w HOUSE containing four or fvs rooms. Ad-
dress. stating terms and lccatJn, J. n. Ii. Of
Lalder orlca- mhIS.l0s
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NEW YORK MaHKET-March "a.

lBY IKLKGRAFH.
OottOn-Dull, heavy and fully &c lower. Sales
at 45c for middlinR.
FIOur-Fl ur dull, heavy and I5925c lower.
Sales at 81 tO99 sOfor extra state; SO 20glO 30
for extra round hoop Ohio, aud SO 56aII 25 for
trade brands. Market closing heavy. No buyers
at outside.
Whfsky-Market excited and decidedly lower.
Sales ct - 10q2 Is. Closing with bus ers at 81 l5
WheBt-iTregular and unsettled Gales OF
ambor Michigan at 81 10; northwest m club 81 IS.
Rye-Duil and nominal.
Barley-Heavy.
COrn-Dull at 81 So for rev mixed Ws.to.n-
OafB-DulI a. 97c for western.
PetrOleum-Dul; "a, for Crude, SIC for Re
fined in bond, and 74c Tor 90 fres.
COfee-Quiet ahd firm.
Sugar-Quiet at llS< for Porto Bico.
MOlasses-Quies and heavy.
POrk-Ope0sd heavy and lower. Sales at s25 80
@26 IS for new mess. S23 5O22f 90 for 1854
mess, cash and regular way; closiog at S4 90
cash; S23 O0923 EOfoT prime aud S24 b0@25 90 for
prime mess. Also 15O0 bbls Of new mess, March
and April, at sellers option, S25 O0@26 t6.
Beef-Markot dull md hraTy. Sales 81 Sl4 Co
0l7 % for Flsin mess and SIG 50920 o. for extra
mess.
Beef Hams-Dul.
Cut Meats-MOderats demand. saleI a. I51z
9lsc for shouldsrs, and le1<9lTc for hams.
BacOn-Duu- sales OF LuuheTlAnd cut ct 15H
g Ice, and l612@l7c iOr short ribbed
AAFd-Heavy. fales Of l500 bbls at 1s5<c-
Bufter-Dnli. Sales at l292lc, Chic lsgS2.
cheese -Quiet Of 1890, -
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CAPTAIN CoLLINs.-We are happy to an
nounce that Captain Collins is steadily i'm
proving. He is aow considered out of dan
ger, although very feeble as yet. His wife
arrived from MurfreesboTo, Tennessee, on
Wednesday night.
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HUK-KI-Do-EI.-The sandusky Register
says: "By referring to our advertising col.
umns it will be seen that Mr.. Griswold,
better known s the Fat Contributor will
deliver lnis lecture, entitled fHun-ki-do-ri.,
at Norman Hall, on Tuesday evening.
Wherever Mr.. GriswOld has appeared, he
has been greeted with crowded houses. All
who wish to be instructed and have
hearty la ugh at the same time, will not fail
TO go and hear "Huu -ki-do-ri."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

TRAVEL REsUNED.-The damage inflicted
by the great freshet upon the New York
Central, Erie and A. & G. W. Railways hay
ing been made good, trains are now run
ming once more, as usual, from Dunkirk,
Buffalo and Salamanca to New York.
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New York Stock ssaFkef-March 23.
TBY TKLEGRAPH.l

Governments StOcss-Actiye and 6rmsr.
StOekB-Dull and lower Fort Wsyne 10 ; R Ok
IslAud s555 Toledo 9l5s; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh 4715 Illinois Central scrip 9315; Michigan
Erie s3 f; Hudson 500; Rssding SO Michigan
central t9s<i horthWtsiern 500; Chicago Bur-
liDg-on and Quincy 1O5; Quicksilver e3,-Cumber-
land SS1z 6s regular lu41S; $50 certificate, 1857
IS % o'uPons. new Issue, l0556; I0-i0 coupons
%; 1-year certificates 81 Missouri Ga 81; Ohio
and Mi.sitsippi eeriificatsa p.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

ARR1vAL.-The mother of Edwin ]. La
throp, the returned prisoner of the 5th
Michigan Cavalry, who died at the Home
on Wednesday, arrived in this city yestsr-
day morning. She will to-day remove the
body of her son to her home in Concord,
Michigan.
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FOR SALE-Building on Lswrence-st.,
Il 70 be removed Suitable for sma I dwelling or
shop. Psics $3.50. JN0. G. JENNINGS, AtEater
Building. mch2l :l96.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

REoRU1TIEG.-Very little recruiting was
done at the Provost Marshsl's Office yes.
terdsy. Five men were examined, and all
passed. Three recruits were mustered, two
of them credited to Olmsted and one to
BrooflYn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24
TONsoRIAL
.Ias AND aAIR WQRh.

w D T'5 EEY ESTABL IsEEEK7,
TEE LABGKsI IN FHH sr.NTE
1h VIZ aEfsE1 GE1 IlgIEs' Hlih lKgSIFa
60 EUBLl1C acUARE-
snsEeiessVF9r Of EE kiadE Of WIGS, IN sludlzs
ILLu uSgOM NsHc. g.
iat &c resembles nature e. 70 dufF as 5lo-eTi
EutiHs. 4 very la1iss sid oesutitul stock o.
0is HA1k1 se-olghs BY the prsPFfs tor from
1rupe, for SWITCHES and PRETDS-t hs ans-i
sottrlsut sver sseB q this city.
sdles' gF0Ht Pieces and Ealf. Wigl,
IN ssurE ssyisi with al lmp-UToDsEA
iEIE o. OUGLs, iasss nou Frsnsh ! atarsI
fisd HEir lguaraatssd-l
iOoEEz DOUBLE and TRIPLH 20 vs.,
HATEREALLs, &C.,
eos o tbs advertiser, sqaal 60 those inpgn ID.
.aiea' BrSids maze into any kind Of HssasD .sgI
.os without iniury - Switch.
~, ao15e HAIR DRESe SlG ~ tha nozs pssTA
sas issAionAbls EtyipC-
y :. - sosk ~ 4Ssrrsntsd as m, ~sssnteo.
= ssa OVAD BATHS Ht 81 '~aFs, e's
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MONDAY, MARCH 27rHl l865.
THURSDAY, MARCH BOTH, 1864.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE and GOTHIC
COTTAGE. ON KISSSAE STREEC.

o. Gu ter so9 will s-ll at auction, on Thursdsy,
March 3lth, on the premises, a; ten O'Clock A. n,
q Gothic Gotta. 70 rouse, No. 447 Kinsman street,
end .es (3) acres of nd /; This property has a
frontage OF 200 feet on hinsUAn street, and run
ing back en- Orange street to BTognell street,
making a totAl 'roHtsgs of 800 feet The House
contains thirteen 1908 stands hack 200 feet from
the street, has been rstently improved and en-
housts, fruit aces, grape viles shtubbery, H.,
&C Terms of sale made kn1Wn on day of sale
mch2l.lqS
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ERIDAY, MARCH PATH, 1865.
GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,


ct houie Nc. Is johnson street.
o, Cutter Son Nill cell on Friday, March 94th
oommencirg at 10 o'clock, M at House No. Is
JohJ street. the entire Furniture in said house.
consisting of Mahogany Tets-a-tete, MaHogapy
Hair.ssrt Chairs, Mahogany and caHe-ssst 5ocke-s
Marble Top Centre Table, nice Halt Hat Back
LOurge, Gilt Frame Mirror, Fr,nch Cottage
Bedsteads, iTegiHg Bureaus, Washstaocs set
nice Chsmber FuceituTe complete. Thres-pIy,
Ingram and Hemp Carpet, stair Carpets OIL
Cloths, Hair sn1 Husk Matt asses, Pillows, Win
dow Shades Clocks. L iaing aud KitIh Tahles
Kitchen Utsn,ils, &c. Also Il cod and Coal. House
open at Eisht on the morning Of the sls. Terms
CASH bankAb.e funds. mch2LI95
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

The WEATHER.-It still continues very
cool, and fresh wind is constantly blow
ing. The barometer which has stood at one
point for thirty hours, last evening began
to rise, Indicating fair weather. Let it
come. We can bear any amount of it.
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Cleveland evening Stock Exchange.

THURSDAY ETkEIHGs March .3 1865.
Ths ATTENDANCE At the Exchange this evening
was slim, and the disposition to operate sinner
This transactions we're as follow:
s 5000 o. s. SO coupons. old, b3O...........I07
so shares ManpOsa sas31........................l IL
10 Cleveland b Pittsburgh bSO... Sc
100 Liverpool Oil Co ,................... %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24
CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1856,

The undersigned propose TO issue in the
month of May next, q 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
Nay; but the publication msy possibly be
delayed until the 25th. AS we intend 10
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,
SIS no more copies will be issued than are
subscribed for.
limited number, only, of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &c,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. CowLEs & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

CoLUNBIAEA CouRTY.-The Salem RepubE-
can says that few days ago VIM. Rossell,
of Salem, was sent to jail in New Lisbon,
or bresch of the peace. On Sunday even
ing last his brother went to the jail, and in
the absence at church, of the Sheriff and his
wife, managed to get hold of the keys, when
he let out the aforesaid Rosseu and man
named stucman, confined for burglary.
One of the party stole that and vest belong
ing to the Sheriff, and an over-coat whose
pockets contained revolver and valuable
papers. The company have not been heard
from.-The Salem Athenaum closed its
lecture season Tuesday evening, the I4th
inst. 1t has proved decided success.
PORTAGE CoUxTY.-The Raveuna Democrat
says that the Ravsnna Postofice has been
designated as a "Money Order Office" under
the postal money order system. -Messrs.
Collamer and Howard, landlords of the
Franklin House at Kent, have procured q
lease OF the Collins House at Ravenns,
to take effect on April 1st.--John
Lee lunatic, who has been con-
fined in tho Ravenna jail fortnight,
has Just been removed to the Newburgh
Asylum.-The winter term of the Ravsn-
ma Union Schools closed last Friday. The
total number of pupils enrolled was 41O.
Mr.. J. A. Brush, Principal of the Grammar
School, has resigned his position, to accept
tutorship in Mt. Union College. Miss E.
c. Prentiss, for several years connected
with the schools, has resigned her place as
teacher in Secondary School No. IA
melancholy case of accidental shooting oc-
CURED in Garrettsvills last Saturday. On
Tuesday of that week young man named
Charles Wilson, of Philadelphia, was in the
house of Mrs. Shorts, cOnVersing with her
daughter Hattie. Wilson, having shot
gun in his hand, pointed it at the girl,
making a careless remark to her, to which
she replied in like humor; Wilson fred
the gun, the shot taking effect in the back
of the unfortunate Hattie, making fright
full wound and causing her death in about
half an hour. The clothing about the
wound was burned away, the weapon being
SO near her person, and some of the shot
passed entirely through her body. Wilson
was nearly frantic for a time. An inquest
was held over the body of the deceased,
and verdict returned of death from acci-
dental shooting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

AsHTABULA CoUETY.-The Sentinel says
that HE. Parsons and lady. of Ashtabula, in
company with Senator Wade, and others,
have taken trip to Charleston.
Mr.. Fassett, of Ashtabuls, is to be con-
tinued as Collector of the Revenue, for the
1sth Distri ct of Ohio.
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SAVE YOUR CLOTHING
BY USING CLARR'S
INDELIBE PENCILS.
For Sale Everywhere.
m24I96 D. S. OKITOh LEY, Wholesale Agent.

ONE GooD THING DozE.-The long-prom-
ised stone pavement in front of the Getty
Buildings" has been at last laid down. The
work was finished yesterday, and is we'll
dome
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EOR sALE.-TWO PORTABLE EN-
Il GINES, suitable for Oil Works. They have s.
inch dues, will burn wood al and are especially
arTaoged ior the Oil business. APply soon Address
JONAS 1kC, RobiLscn Machine Works,
RichmG no, Ind. mh6:l95
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STARK CoUNTY.-Mr. Thomas R. Tonner,
member of the Agricultural Implement
Manufacturing firm of C. Aultman & Co., Of
Canton and Akron, died of consumption at
his residence in Canton, on the Goth inst,
at the age of forty years. His funeral took
place last Wednesday afternoon.
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LOCAL NoTIOEr.
GOOD NEWS!
And Great Bargains!
SELLING OFF AT COST

Ny entire stock Of looking Glassss Picturss, Oval
Frames and Picture Mouldings at cost The Itoek
must be closed out by the first Of April to m Ike
T, ON for other goods. Look out fo- good bargains
E. C. JONES,
mch22:l96 l46 Superior street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

Norris Arabian Condition Powders.
The only reliable srtic in use for Horses. One
25-eent. package is worth more a. tn sslson of
the year than ten bushels OF oats. Fold by all
dIuggi.ts and dealers. mhI7:2Is dyAwy
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JEATHs IN SALISBURY, IN. C,) PRIsoNs.-
The following Northern Ohio soldiers
died in Salisbury prisons during the months

of December, January and February:
9th Csvalry-Andrew H. Bird, NJ, Jan.
Is; Joseph W. Folk, L, Jsn. Is; John M.
Filson, NJ, Jan. 1 T; Emory Dice, I, jan. Is !;
L. Kinkade, N, Jan. 10; J. Knowles, C,
Feb. G.; Henry Leopoldo, K, Feb 2; W.
Mccormick, I, Dec. %; Enoch Moss, K,
Jan. 2; Henry Smith, c, Dec. II; Grin
Wolcott, A, Feb. Is Simon Smith, c, Feb.
s B. R. Sherar, D, Jan. l6.
I'd CaYslry-Abrsham Williams, =, Feb.
II.
9th Infantry-George Lascelle, F, Feb. 8.
Path Infantry-A. Clenmons, F, Feb. 5.
IOsth InfanTY-Jaeob Hall, D, Dec, 10.
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TRUHBULL CoUETY.-The Western Reserve
C6ronicIe says that Mr.. John Price, high
ly respectable citizen of Brookfeld, COM
mitted suicide, one day last week, by hang
ing himself. Mr.. Price had for some time
been subject to mental arrangement, and it
was while in this situstion, the deed was
committed. His remains were taken to
Champion, his former residence, and there
inferred on Monday last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

SUMMIT CoUETY.-Th Akron Beacon says
that the wind on Friday night played
smash with things in Akron, having blown
down frame for dwelling house just put
up by Mr.. George Thomas, and taking off
section of the roof and blowing over a
partof the wall at the south end of the
moulding shop at the Agricultural works of
C. Aultmsn & Co., besides doing an indef-
mite amount of petty damages. en-
terprising people of Akron are egitating
with great earnestness the question of
erecting a cOmmodious and comfortable
public hsll.-John McAtammany has
been arrested on the charge of having fred
his dwelling last week, and was bound over
in the sum of $1,000, in default of paying
which he was committed to jail.-The
water in the Ohio Canal, below lock No. s,
has been drawn off for repairs. The
Grand Jury found two bills of indictment
against William Graham, the Stow murder
er, each charging him with murder in the
first degree Owing to his physical condi-
tion, he " not arraigned on the indict-
ments, an the case was continued until
the next rm of the court.
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FOR SALE-YOUSE AND LOE. I29

a Lake street, cTner Wood and LAX, within the
Second Waid, dsting guished Tor its wealth and good
.cutzensbip, and within minutes walE f'om the
Pubic Square, Post-0fioe, Mark,t, princp Lepot5t
and business sIrests. HolBs brick asd with wing,
substantially and tastefullT built, arranged with
Teereuce ike to coIntCrt End convenience, havlnF
unObstru cte and beautiful view Of the Lake aud
furnished with lake water, gas and furnace. The
WhOe in good con itioD. Tefms reasonable. 1! IN
by the lst o. May, will be for lent. Inquire on
the premises at the office Of Drs. Blair and San
dFrs, % Public SQUARE mch20:lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

Bold, quick, ingenious, forward, car able

He's a / the mothers from topic toe"
And may be easily cured of the dread Ifs destroy
lag disease, CATARRH by the use of DR.. d. H.
seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy, before it has
worked its way down the throat to the lungs, and
thus blasted proud parents hops. mch2O.R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

OOCh AMI Oh I'm 1EEN AOhhS
- on Lake Shors, lIos.te the residence of Henry
+ CLARK, Esq and lch ard ana two acres Of Ora s
Tor SAFE nor .uO9. JJHN G. JENNINGS,
inch e:lq5 Atwater Building
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Flags ana Banners.-Address G. v. Crow
ell & Co, I97 Superior St, Cleveland, o.
mIt:f96
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MONEY ORDERS

On all the principal cities in the country
for sale at the Cleveland Post Office st the
following rates
For amount not exceeding $40 1Oc.
exceeding $40 and under 500 I5c.
exceeding $50 and under $50 zoe.
mchI4:F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

Seeds.-Closer and Timothy Seed, in small or
large l9ts, for tae ct the lowest market rates by
}. G. SIMMONS & CO,
mh16:196 2W SO merwin street.
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N. Y. Money MarEet-Harch 23.

MODey-Aotivs and firm st 7 3 ct.
Sterling Exeh8nge-QuO.eia at tl091<9l0g3
for first class baDkers' bills.
GOld-Fxcited and heavier. Opening at Is
and closing at Isl lH9l6l5s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

Dried Appies.-1Oo bb's choice Dried Apples
for sale by J. hIMMONS 4 CD,
mhI6:l96 9s so Mer5fn st
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COMM ERcIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFF

NTVIFlNI NJ LlNNDEIH VI TIUE1 7
THURSDAY EvEslSG, March g. 1865
Reeeip1s-The receipts Of Grain by rail- during
the "A hours ending at ons o'clock to-day wire Is
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Z. R. HALE, Banker,
AND
5. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior ST.
Gn..-;,,,t,,. ,-,so;-.s . =. A.


~ $40 PER CENT. AND 1910" NATIONAL
LOAN.
[Co3 mission allowed to Subscribers.1
u. 8. Bo1ds of 1884, 5 2Os, lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government securitie- pur-
chsse1 and fo' sale the most fasOrabl terms
Gold, Silver. Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold at beat rates, Deposits received and COL
lections made at all sccesslb points. Uncurrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. oc4
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AT BARGAIN.-FOR sALE-The

u Subscriber offers for sale his residence situated
two and half miles from the Court House, in q very
desirable locality. The Lot covers ten And ore half
acre exceedingly choice land, and contains an
abundance OF ShTubbery; Ras sFbeTry trees and
Strawberry pauts; Gia Vines Ia good assOrt ent);
good Orchard tive yeaTs old, consisting Of upwards
OF seventy Ap rle Pear Plumb and Cherry Trees; al
90 numb Of Ounce tees, all Of which Just be-
ginning " bsar. Tue House is brick nearly new,
con aiIing seven lofty rooms. The barn, Carriage
house, Cow Sheds and other out-buildil gs, are u
good condition. Altogether it is a very desirable
Iesidence, and will b. sold cheap cr cash long
credit, paTti-s d. sire. Enqur at los 81 Clair st.
mh5:.g3 JOHN ALEXAN DER
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Beans.-SOO bbls Beans for sale ty
). G. SIMMONS L CO.,
mhl6:lSo 2W co MerWia st.
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FRTOAY. MAECH "a, 1895.
TFAVELEA's REGIsTEIl.


- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
shove Trains Boats will be called for by Oosohes
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
ct tho Omnibus ONES, iz7 Superior street, next
door TO the WeddeIl HOUSE.
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voIunteers Wanted for the eth warn

AT meeting of the Protection Club and other
enrolled men ofthe Sixth Ward Saturday even
ing, 1t was resolved to offer $500 bounty to any resi-
dent of the Ward not enrolled, who will 70 uuteer
a-d be credited to the Club; and the s5me bounty
to any enrolled man, who mgst be credi ei to the
Ward ct large. The abeve amount, together with
slOO Government bounty, and average of $3.50,
which every diers' family in the Ward receives
from the Iublic fund end Relief As ociation, will
make an aggregate of $3.50 bounty foe one y, ar's
service. Row is the time for Sixth Ward nan to
show heir patriotism, and be the first to fill their
quota under the new law.
W. P. FOGG, JOIN HUNTINGTON,
GEO. A. KOLBE, GEO. w CALKINs,
W. 8 KERRUISH, W, H. STEWART,
HENRY KILMER, Executive Com,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

WOOd.--I have on hand fifty cords best quality
OF Hickory, Beech and Maple Wood fIom Canada.
Yard l5l River street. [mIs:I95l A. @. RANSOM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24
SYMPToMs.

4 single Bottle VIII last q MOnfh-to
be used three times q Day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-24

Butier.-I0O packages choice west'rn Reserve
Buttsr, kegs and half barrels, for sale st greatly
reduced prices in lots to suit purchasers at 50 Mer
win street
ml6.l96 1W j. G. SIMMONS 4 CO