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norer a. Prror Id Larre.
Washington special SAYS /:


Roger A. Pryor is about town to-day,
looking almost unchanged since the old
days when he clustered and bullied in the
Congress OF 1s60-6l. He declines CONVEX
sation on political subjects, but seems to
take great pleasure in renewing old polit-
cal and personal sequsintanceships. The
crowds of deserters from Lees army daily
arriving here give him ample opportunities
to hear from home without trusting to the
Yankee newspapers. ~ --t
The release Of Mr.. Pryor was brought
al cut by the intervention of Wash Nc
Lean, of the Cincinnati Enquirer, who OBJ
tanned from Secretary Stanton permission
to visit him in prison. Mr.. Lincoln in
formed Pryor that he allowed his release
on account of his kind treatment of Union
prisoners. Meanwhile General Grant has
requested that Pryor be retained within
our lines, and he remains in charge Of Col
FOrney.
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OUEBIRLGND CORREaPOABENOE.
The Capture OF Generals Crook anu
Kelley.
CUlBTRLAND, Nd, Feb. al, 1854.

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Feb. Al, 1854.
Editors Leader: This morning about
three o'clock this place wss thrown into
widest state of excitement and alarm by
the appearance OF large force of rebel
cavalry in this city, They came in from
the west, and, meeting with no opposition,
dashed through the streets and up to the
Revere House, the headquarters of Major
General Crook, where they captured Gen.
sral Crook, and then, before the alarm
could be given, captured General Kelley
and Assistant Adjutsnt General Melvine,
of his staff, at the Barnum House.
The rebels then hurried off with their
prisoners, taking the toW-path Of the canal
going east.
The whole affair was one of the most da-
ring fests Of the war. That force of the en-
emy, some three hundred strong, could sue
ceed in getting into this place without dis
coVery of their approach shows & crimins
completely of some one with their daring
effort. Large parties Of cavalry and
mounted men have gone in pursuit, sn'
hopes are entert2ined that the rebels ma!
yet be cut off and the prisoners rescued.
No violence was offered to any one, ex
cept in making the captures. salts.
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Personal.

GottschAlk appears to be in the mslAn-
chOly mood. During his present concert
tour his programmes bear this lugubriou'
rcard :"
q To my friends and the public:
"On the eve of my departure from this
country-my native lsnd-the land Of my
earliest sffections-I feel that must ex-
press n.y heartfelt regrets on parting with
the public, whose kindness has sustained
me throughout my public career. To all
my AAends, who have given me 80 many
proofs of warm interest, bid a fond fare
well. The clouds that conceal the future
are transparent and bright only in the
morning Of life. have already come to
the age when they show more deceptions
than Joys. Even, IS L say to you all,
farewell, methinks distant echo family
answers 'adieup A last loDg-fsre-
Wel.H
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nou enc Poor Contrectors EuHer.

=
Congress is being appealed to In behalf
of certain poor contractors who declare
they have lost money in filing their con-
tracts. In view of this, the following from
the Washington Chronicle will show how
poor one contractor is:
"a GRAND ENTERTARAIEET.-Th lsrg-
est party ever given in Washington came
of to hight at the private residence Of
Charles Knapp, contractor for heavy can
non. Two houses have been connected in
to one by tearing down walls. Celebrated
caterers from New York have prepared
the most costly supper for seven hundred
guests; while greenhouses, far and near
have been called upon for flowers TO deco
rate parlors and tables. The street in
front has been foored and csrpsted, and il
is estimated that the entertainment will
cost about $lOO,OOO-the profits on about
fifty guns"
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The wife OF the composer Rossini has re
ceiVsd as New Years gift from GustavG
Dore, the artist, fan decorated by draw.
ings from his pencil. He has taken the
music Of the song, 30 Mathilde, idole d.
mon ameIn and as the ordinary forms o.
the notes appeared to him not very grs
ciouA he has replaced them by cupidi
whose heads occupy the required place
The additional lines are represented BY
flutes and violin bows. Fer the double
crotchets, the cupidI are put together il
boats which they are msneuVring with
oars. "The spirit, grace and expression O
the various head" says Galignofsi Of Paris
slars admirable"
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Left for the Front.

The lS4th o. V. L, one of the regiments
raised under Governor Breughs last call,
left Columbus for the front day or two
since. The following are its field officers;
Colonel-Henry s. Commsger, of Toledo.
Lieutenant Colonel-Ohandler w. Car
rol, of st. Clsirsville. l'lJ sia
Maior-E. s. Dodd, of Napoleon.
Sureeon-L. G. Meyer, Cleveland.
Assistant Surgeon-Ro A. Richard
son, of Lorsin county.
Assistant Surgeon-Henry A. Shaw, Of
Mount Gilesd. f
Adjutsnt-David A. Murphy, of Pres
ton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dubois, of Co.
lumbus. ri Bra .35 -..'- .
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Tho ConsfitufIonaI Amendment.

Wisconsin was the Seventeenth State, if
ws count "Loyal Virginia" to ratify the
Constitutional Amendment. The follow
ing is table of the States which have rat
fled the amendment, and the dates at which
they did SO:
February 1st. Ilinos-senste and
February I'd. Michigsn-senate and
House.
February lst. Msryland-HOuse; Sd,
Senate.
February I'd. Rhode Islsnd-senate and
House. ..-
February I'd. New York -senstei Sd,
Assembly.
February Sd. MISUNDERSTANDING and
House.
February sd. Pennsylvania-senste and
February 7th. West Virginia Senate
and House.
February 7!h. MissOuri-sensts and
House.
February 9Th. Maine = Senate and
House.
February 9Th. virginia-senate; 9th,
House.
February 9Th. Ohio-Senste and House.
February 9Th. Minnesots-Senste and
House.
February sth. Kansas-Senate and
House.
February 10th. Indiana-senate; 18Th
House.
February 18th. Nevsda-senste and
House.
February 2lss. WiscOnsin-senAts and
House. .Fl1
Thus far, two States have rejected the
amendment Delaware on the Sth, and
Kentucky en- the 22d, Senate, and 23d,
House. The following States, exclusive Of
the rebellious oneq, have yet to act; New
Hampshire, Vermont Connecticut, New
jersey, Iowa, California and Oregon.
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The nraftin Chfenro.

Chicago, like some other cities, has been
in great ferment about its quota. The
citizens senta delegation to Washington to
endesYor toreduce their quota. Their mis-
sion has not been very profitable. Fry
positively refused to grant re-enrollment
unless ordered to DO so by the President.
The President is of the opinion that the en-
rollment of Chicago is too large by ten or
twelve thousand aliens. In the meantime
recruiting is going forward quite lively in
that citv
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$50 ACRES,
/ held by tbs Company in FEE SIMPLE.

All held by tbs Company in FEE SIMPLE.
1.-THE "WALP0LE' TRACT,
Consisting Of % acrts on Buck Run, abont u
mile above the Union Luhric Co.'S lands.
vein Of Oil has been developed on this tract ct a
depth Of 100 feet.
2.-THE "KENT'' TRACT,
Also on Buck Run, q Of 8 mile from the Great
houSs Wells, and one mile above the Union Lubrio
Company. The Oil in this tract has been deyel-
oped in two wells.
3.-THE CELEBRATED HSAuoR" FARM,
Containing about 70 acres, situated on Little Wolf
Creek, between Buck Run and the Maskingum
River. About two acres Of this tract have been
leased to Lewellyn Co of New York, who have
a we'll on it producing oil of 4 superior quality
Lewellyn B Co. are now sinking ceeper. One
fourth Of their oil belongs TO the Wolf Creek ano
Buck Run Oil Co.
The CAPITAL SToCK Of the Wolf Creek and
Buck Run Oil 90. Is SIOO, 600, more thar
$50, 900 worth Of which is already taken. The
SHAPES are 81 each.
One-fourth Of the whols capital (S25, ,0OO,) is re
taintd as a working fund.
Books for subscription 10 the Stock Of the aboy.
| Company may be found at my 0fies, 81 10 81
RfVer street, Cleveland.
The affairs of this Company viii be in the hand
Of business men, who will rapidly push forward
| the work Of developing and vending Oil.
febls:I9I MORRISON FOSTER.
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rha EnIIr nf RInnIIind.

A company opened an Office in Chegan
Alley, during the South Sea mania, to re-
ceive subscriptions for raisinga million,
for purpose to be made known after the
million was raised The people hocked in
and paid FIVE shillings on every fifty
pounds they subscribed A large sum
was thus collected, when an advertisement
wss published, announcing that the sub
scrIbers might have their deposits without
any deduction, as the project of the direc'
tors wss merely trial to see how msnJ
fools they could make in one day.
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Tha Rnssinn serfs.

The London Morning Star says thst
while the Russian serfs before emancipa
ton we're calculated TO have consumed
about eighteen shillngs worth of cotton
goods per head, that amount has already
risen to cne pound seven shillings per
head over the 100000 Of smsncipated
r,esssntrv.
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Tho In,rs ofImnos,ibIIitr.

Governor Vance, in his proclamation to
the people of North Carolina, says that
courage can "wress tangible realities from
the very jaws Of impossibility,"-in view
of which might be exclaimed; "HoW are
VotL isWsl
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on what the safety Of Richmond
neueuds

DepeuOss
The Richmond Examiner Of the 2lst
still keeps up bold front Of brsggsdocio
in view of the combinations that are going
on about Richmond. Its hepes for the se-
curity of Richmond are thus summed up -
Richmond is safe if all parties concerned
do their duty; that Is, # the nsO Secretary
Of Var Is energetic, and if the new Com
misssry shall be found to have some ele-
msntary idess about food especially if
Congress proceed al oncsswith such legiE-
lation, for the purpose Of giving Gen. Lee
control of large numbers of nSgrOet as t1at
General asks at their hands.
These three sources of safety, weimsgine
sre very unsubatsntisl. Breckenridge has
never given evidence of ability in bis pres
ent field of operations. Something more
than Elementary ideas about food" viii
be shortly needed. The project of srming
the slaves has been defeated in tho rebel
Senate. Where, then, the safety of Rich
uond7
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geaI estate AgeuGies.
mo g. JENNINGS REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.

% AGENCY.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Huntington street-Houss and Lot, 5000.
Greenwood Street-House and Lot, 81 600,
Lake Etreet-House snd Lot, Sl.6CO.
ScoVtI street-House and Lot, 5000.
Lake Street, near Erie-Four Brick IWeilnss'
Near Vineyard street-HouEe, Saloon and Lease
Perry cry, slfeet-Two Hou'es and Lots, $500
each. NJ.
Ptoeuect street-Brick House and Lot, $1,000.
Prospect street--Two-story Brick Honse and
Lot, IS feet front, $500.
Prospect street-Two-Story Frame House and
i Prospect street-1h Itery Frame House and
HI Huron street-l1z story Frame House, 50 100.
Brick Hotel, known as the ''StillmAn House"
on Columbus street.
Gojd HCuse and Lot, No. l49 Lake st.
Cottage House No. lSl st. Clair S. Lot so1Ioo
Vacant Lot between River and Canal, near City
II lis. 49,
Bridge-hrst rate for Dock or Manufacturing.
Vacant Lot on Euclid street, lO0xZOO teet-
Vacant Lot on Prospect street, 5Ox2OO feet.
Vacant Lot on Clinton street, near Kentucky
FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
ss5 Acres Of fne Fruit Land adjoining BIAten-
Several good Farms Of from 40 to 200 ares, . 20
20 miles from the city.
| A large and nice stone House, Stone Barn. and
20 acres we'll cultivated land, wi great variety o.
| Fruit, miles from the city on Euclid Pank hoaq
Can be bought for less than the T9lSe 81 tne Ou
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
| 6abls Atvatsr Bulldog.
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rhe An nr nnrrh.

On Saturday next, Abraham Lincoln is
10 be inaugurated for bis second term of
Office. A project is on foot to have series
Of Union demonatrations throughout the
North on that dsy, Cannot something be
aoDe b QlsEalaRd2
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Gold ana Plum Puddings Equally
Scarce IN the South u EaE

We wonder that no one has signalized
his zeal without knowledge by moving that
the soldiers be regaled for q month or two
on plum puddings. It has been proposed
in various quarters to pay them in gold,
which is not whit more delusiEe and i'm
possible. While dealing in faneies why
not be liberal2
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Long.treel.s Advance.

The reported advance Of LOhgstreet from
Lynchburg toward Bristol, Va, with 8
view to an ultimate attack upon Knox
vile, is regarded by the Nashville Union
Is unreliable.
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Wendem PniIIips.

Wendell Phillips made speech in New
York on Wednesday evening last, in which
he discussed the question of reconstruction.
He argued in favor of universal suffrage
both for whites and blacks.
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Drafting.

Drafting has already commenced in q
number Of places throughout the North.
It will soon make its advent heresbOuts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-27

Preparations are being made in New
York to celebrate appropriately the grand
Union victories recently achieved.
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OIL OIL DILL
ALEXANDER. SCOFIELD & Co.
.RETIEERs OF
Extra; Petroleum OIL, BenzoIo and
Machinery Oils,

we pay particular attention to packages, thereby
Aving our customers much loss BY leaksge. We
guarantee our oil to give perfect satisfaeton, and
Rs good IS any made in the city. Also, We pey par
hc1lar attention to putting mp
HAPTHA Oh BEEzOLg,l
suitable for Fsrnish mAnufAoturer1 or FaintarB
use. On hand and for sale
800 bbls extra refined Pstroisum Oh.
100 bbls EeodorlEed Bsnzole lequAl 20 TurPenti1sl
100 b5ls No. Lubrieating OIL,
which We viii sell At lowest m-srkst prices.
OTEIoE-lOs St. Olair-St.s formerly occupied b.
Hm. O. soOneld 3 %.
ToHH ALEIAEDH3,
M. G. sCoTIKLD, CA&f1LAGDs v,
MkTHHW UuacH. AnrasA
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ISAAC A. ISAACs UNION EALb,
Sole Agent for the sale OF Singers Oeleorsted seN.
ing Machines, stcrr's AUsoIaston Freshman,
and etrong's Patent Array Bed-TFunk,
Corner Superior and Union-sts
~ Look out for the Gianss.-Sa deo2I
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8aak Antife.
TREAsORY DEPARTMENT,
CSFIoE or CoMPTROL1Es CT THE CuBREECY,
w .auL.arn.- Iannaru 2I.L I.E5


GGYIoE or CoMPFROL1Es oT THE CuRHEEoY,
WASHINGTON, January 3lst, 1865.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence to
w the uudeTsign M d. it has bsen made to appear
CLEVELAND" in the City Of CIerelaHd, in tbs
county Of CuyahogG. and SPste OF Ohio, has betn
duly organized under and according to tho require
ments Of the act of Congress entislei IAN Act to
provide a National Currency, secured by n pledge
OF United States Bonds, and 10 provide for the cir
culation and redemption thereof" approved June
s. 1864 and has compiled with sl the provisions OF
said Act required to be COUPLED with before CON-
meuong the business Of Banking under sa!d A st.
Now, therefore, 1, HUGH Nc UbLOOHI Comp
troer OF the Currency, do hereby certify that tIhe
MERCHANTS NATION Al BANK OF OLEVE
LAND" in the Ciiy Of CleUeldRd, in the county Of
Crvqhoga and state of Ohio Is uihoFi7e1 to COM
m ths business Of Banking under the Act afore-
sid.
seal Of ofce this Thirty-rst day Ct January, 1862
ll HUGH MoCULLeoB,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
MERoHAsrs' NArIosAL BANK CT CLEVELAND,
Cleveland, o., February 6, 1865.
This Bank hAying been dnly authorized by the
Comptroller of the Currency to commence the busi.
ness OF Banking under tha Act Aforesaid, will open
It's books and be prepared for the transaction Of
business on Thursday, the 9th inst. 49,.
The business Of the MerohAnts' Bank Of Cleve-
lsud except in the closing up Of its affairs, will
cehfe 6t Lnht QhIe-
This Bank will buy and sell all descriptions OF
Government Bonds aud act The agent OF Jay
Cooke in the sale Of U. ). "Seyen Thirty" notes.
= r. P. HANDY, President.
wv L. CurrEa Ca,hier. febs:l93
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFT1cE OF CoAIPrRoLLEe OF THE- CURKENcY,
WAsHISGToN. Feb. 7, 1855,
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the uud -rsigned, il has been
made appear that he ''NATI. INALCITY BANK
or CLEVELAND in ths City Of Cleveland, in
the County Of Cuyahoga snd state Of Ohio, has
taen duly organized under and secO'd ding to the
requirements Of the act of Congress entitled IAN
pledge Of United States Bonds, am TO provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof approved
June 8, 1864 and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of ,Rid act required TO bs complied With
before commencing the business Of Banking und-r
said act.
Nov, therefore, ], HUGH MCCULL0CH, Comp
troer Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City of Cleveland, in the County Of Cuyahoga
and state Of Ohio, is authorized to commerce the
business of Banking under the act Aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of Office this seventh day Of February, 1865.
TTL-s1 --.F . 70 HUGH M0OUBL0CHs
febll:Ie7 Comptroller Of the Currency.
.
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Several Confederate spies, condemned
as Luch, have been sent off from JohBson's
Island 10 be exchanged
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Sfmiua RaaeRlaes.
mHF FLORBNCR
TfdH FLUhHNOh-
IL has many InproTsnsnlH owe any and al
MING MAEHtM ES.

SEWiMC MACHIEgE ESs
g has the reversible feed feeding the eiotn eitneR
70 the right OF len, 70 stay seem or fasten th9
ends Of seams. Il takes four different Stitches ths
Lock, Double Lock, Knot and Double knot-eaoh
being slike on both Edes Of the iaD-ie. IL nc.
tions ~ IN posftiVe ssWs the thfekssS thinnest
fAbrics without change Of tension. Hens any
width hem fels brsids. quils, bino5s gasherss ana
nsUu IN . rufde et the same tine.
E. W. GLEASON & CO. Agents,
10. IS Pablo Square, Cleveland, and Eo- hsrTtll
Block Dstrosk. AEszts wanted luiJ6I-bl
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9Eaal Aqtieee.


M ASTRRS SALE.-PursuRnt to the
lNA Aeommsnd OF deeTetal order Of sale from tbe
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahogG county, % the
suit Of alfred Kellogg Administrator Of he estate
OF Martin Kellogg, deceased, aaainst John Pellets
and Charles Hart, to me directed, shall ohsr foE
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Oours
House In the city Of ClsVslsnd, on the twenty
eighth day Of February, A D. 1863 as three clock
P. n the following described premises 20 VIZ =
Paris Of lots eighty-slx (s6l and nnetysix, sol n
Dover township, Bumber seven, ID ssd IN tne NJ
teenth range in the COnnscticut Western beserye5
being also in CuJahcga county and state o. 1nioI
and bounded a5 follows; Commencing on the LAKE
shore on the Northeast corner Of land owned y
Joseph Moore, Jun, and running thence south On
aid Moore's West line TO Henry TsyiOr's land !
thence West on the North line Of ssid Tay land
to land owned By Benjamin CohoOn aud samuel ana
Jacob Bottom; thence GoIth on the East hne Of
said Cohoon and Bottom's land 10 The Lake ahOroi
thence East alsug the Lake shore 70 the place OF
beginning, containing fifty eight acres Of lends se
the came more LEES, together with All the hefao-
ffaments ard appurtsnauces thereunto belon gln9l
but subject to all legal highways.
Appraised ct 50 $50.
d. W. g AGE, Master Oom'r.
B. r. BEAvIs, Pln's Atty. lanzs:lss
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NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The
\ Undersigned, having purchased the entire In
tsTsst Of AHDREWs CLARK 3 co. in thu "Ex-
celsior Oil Works." and all stock Of Barrels, Oils,
&c will coutinue the business Of the late hrm IN
der the name Of ROCKEFELLER 3 ANDREWS.
JOHN D. ROCKEF ELLnB,
SAMUEL. ANDREWs.
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Wolf Creek and Buck Bun
OIL COMPANY,

>: The undsnigRed Is authorized TO receive sub
lscriptions to the Capital Stock Of the
Wolf Creek and Buck Run Oil Co.
This is a Ctmpany being organized in Pitts
buI gh for the purpose Of carrying on the OIL Bus
ine ). The names Of the following Well-known
parties in Pittsburgh, who have already taken
nearly $4,000 Of the Stock, are guarantee Of the
soundness Of tbs Company and the value Of the OIL
Territory belonging to iI, viz
Isaac n Pennock, VIM Bagsley,
Bepj Bak we'll, R Lseeh, jr.
ChRs W Ricketson, Chas W Bachelor,
VIM Mcknight MOE F Eenny,
VIM J Anderson, Gen Jas Ne gloys
Joseph Brown, h Wilkins,
Col David Campbell, H L Harrington,
Geo Long & Co, Q Wells,
JW Cook, NAth1 Hogg,
The Lands Of this Company lie in the center o
the Lubricating Oil District Of Ohio, between the
Muskingum River and Federal Greek, and neal
McConD eilsville. There are three tracts, with
total area Of about
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1851. nU0KHEa . 1861,
MUTUAL INSURANCE OOKPAET.
FIRE AND MARINE.

0KPITAL AND ASSETS, $4,000
10 Scrip DiYidsndI. PROFITS divided In OAEB
among Stock and Policy Holders.
Takes Marine HasafdI Of ell kinds, Fire RIslu
BuHdings, Merchandise, Furniture, Ysssols In Port
md the better GLASS Of Risks generally. rq.E
I DIRE0TOBS. 5 EF. u
Vim. Hart, B. Pelton, AmAsA Stone,
P. Ohamberlin, L. D. Hudson, Hon. J. P. R0bisoR
q. Garrstson, A. ]. Breed, o. II. 0yiatt,
=. W. Pelton, VIM. WeIlhouBe. y G. r .-av
OFFIOE-0Vistt's Exchange, foot Of Superior
street. Cleveland, Ohio. ~ -..--.
Losses Adjnstsd and promptly peId.
WI. HART, Presid.nt.
3 L. n Hunsou- Rsnratary oSI7-lsaAv
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YntttEs.

n. q. Johnson,0 Before Wells Porter, J. P. OF
vs. SOleveland Township, CuynhogA
Theodore Burr. county. Ohio. -
ON THE 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARH,
NIls85 said Justice issued an order OF sttaohment
IN the above sction for the sum Of s. e.
II n. JOHNSON.
Cleveland, Feb. II. 1855. fsbls:l92lla.aw
UIHERE WILD BE A MEETING
Of the Directors Of the State Fire aud Marine
Ipsurauce Company, to change the Company from
a Mutual to Joint Stock Company, said meeting
to be holden February 25th, ct O'Clock r. M
at the once Of the Company IN the city OF OieVe
land. J: Il. UNDEkHOODi seC
OTTIOB OF Tbs CLsvELAHD IROH MEIsa Co.,
CLEVELAND, Feb. Sth. 1880.
dividend NOTICE,-The Directors
Jof the Cleveland Iron Mining Co. have this day
declared 8 semi-annual Dividend OF Five go DOL
arr er share payable on tho 2sth February
Etookhoders regb tered in the New York Books,
vilI be Maid At the ONCE Of the "Fa'mers Ian and
Tru,t 90 :" in New ork. All otheIr viii be paid
At the ofise Of the TrsAIurer in Cleveland -,
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the Atn
to the sth inst, inclusive
nISSOLUTION NOTICE-The firm
OF Andrews, Clark 4 Co. is this day dissolved
~ mutual oOpssnt. All persons Indebted 70 the
fTrn are reduested to make immediate settlement
gt the ONCE Of Clark ROcks 'eller.
M B. CLARK,
John D. R0OKEFELLEB,
SAMUEL ANDREWS,
JAMES 3. OLABKS
" RICHARD CLARK.
February I'd, 1865. feD2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-27
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