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General Intelligence.
;By Nal TO the NaO York Sun.l

Gov Aiue " u F1orij,, has teen released from
Fort Delaware, aud ia no" at his home.
i.thc" SuNng" Of cat involuntary or 10 u
done 10 purr-puni
Gov. tn,LEFY, Of Nriisslpp, is namel for tho
on OF rs. senator, Sni, considering his position,
he may get tho place.
ir Is reported that Raph waldo Emerson los,
hi entire proprrv by tho Concord Bank robbery,
except bus huu.usicsd.
Tnr milk dealers In Eastern Massachusetts have
r,iso ,le prco OF milk on account OF tho scarcity
u Na.or.
\ rcn otSi-r -rrrss in Fl. Louis recently
fined -h AMI sta for whipping . little boy ull
thr blood rIn down his back.
Accom- st coat" company has been organized
IN sfrsauao wish capital OF ee01OO0 In shares Of
80 each.
ArEgAta mnur2lcr's undeiclothinr, IN Detroit,
" be-, ns' vu.., waE found 10 conceal twelve
uut'c8 uf v' ''.-y. She was woman Of spirit.
hi1lrtr,v. the two hundred and tweniy.nve
v'.tr AMI l'nrl criminals 70 escsne from tho
N' 'hirgtpn iail Nas discovered ON Monday, lust
iu I.,o t' IIe,eli To GuccCas.
Tug P-o-d.u. has ordered tho release Of Gov
eruur Cl-t'es CLARK or Mississippi, who has been
iwrr70rti for some months PAS, a. Fort Pulaski,
near savannah.
1n, te'es comfor,ed themselves while Grant
va before Richmond wish trs hit Of sh.sesp,.re,
"ori aud sool An els ffh, IN Richmoni's side"
,.,.y ~ ''"ey 'o"SN' on 'ho o." "de-noi
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'MI ,,. 90 a.. lI' 70 ls',il.s, Ani lnhi yeAr
20 M. M. vi , W ''"ii' , 49,, .MI % cslc9
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''
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t q me, s''rr Inc ceremonies were concluded, that
l', alter ih" 60 Nn o' tho Prince hSd been dcpoatsl
u ts oiuuicd psas ia tnc tpIuils yaul. tho LaIfrs
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I!'i f'tn accident occurred at quarry In
\. irE ol E-iol' lot. y; The tine OF tho Hcci-
cert uu0 o.. Ne 49,. kncn WIS drilling out q
'f4Adlo.e' .u viii b some powder bad previously
been dep|alsd, lat Which, ior somo reHsoa,
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-rsl for his address passed and 500 col ies of
thp address were ordered TO b. printed.
lhe Convention then adjourned 20 meet At no A. NJ
on Monday, al ~. Andrews Church
When tho call Of diocescs was made ,hcro Va. no
sn'wurs from any Of the Southern States except
1ct's, from which State several delegates were
prc'cnt. The whole body Of the southern ccescs Ia
10 uo represented atct in tho Convention by COM
m,ttoe Of the Confrdsrsto bishops, to aljui, tho
question OF lCunion
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POLITICAL intelligence.

Everything Nice to Eat, Drink
and Wear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-05

TRIAL OF GEN. BRISCOE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

REGULATION OF WEIGHTS AM. ME.srprs
&c--A communication was ? eceived on the
18th instant, by the Board. of Trade Of this
city from the Chambe,r of Commerce of
Cincinnati, to the cf, ct that that body pro
posed to take sope steps for the purpose of
calling out lsgis' ative action in reference
to tie various inspection laws and the
Standard of " eights and Measures, and
in which the Board of Trade of Cleveland
was requested to furnish a statement of
the oystaJns adopted here, together with
such uggestions as they might deem ad-
visable AcOmmittee consisting of Messrs.
S. F. Lester, II. NJ. Chaplin, N. L. Rider,
H. S. Davis, Geo. W. Gardner, R. T. Lyon,
K. Sherman and A. I. Begges was appointed
to reply to the circular from Cincinnati.
and submitted their report at the meeting
of the Board yesterday. Thereport states
that in the past the merchants of Cleve-
land have been governed by a system of
weights and measures purely local in
origin, in some instances agreeing with
Cincinnati and other points, and in other
cases entirely differing, much to the in
convenience of trade bstween the different
Localities, and recommends that Congress
or the Stale Legislature pass such laws as
shall require all kinds of groceries, pro-
duee, iron, ison ore, coal, &C., to be sold
by the IOO-fb. or decimal system, and if
Congress has not the power to make this
method national in its character, then that
Ohio shall lead off in the adoption of such
ssystem- A uniform system of inspection
for pork, beef, fish, &c, is also recon-
mended as necessary to the proper protec-
tion of buyer and seller. The inspection
of whisky is the same as that prevailing in
New York, Buffalo and Chicago, and will
very nearly conform to those places. The
instrument used is Gender's
The committee express their willingness
to aid, in every possible way, the further
sncs of the object in view. The report was
adopted by the Board, and will be forth
with forwarded to Cincinnati. The matter
will probably be brought before the Legis-
lsture at an early day, and as it seems to
be regarded by our business men as one
of prime importance, should command the
earnest attention of that body.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

POPULAR EDITION OF EsocH ARDEE.-The
latest and best work of the English poet
laureate seems destined to be thermost pop
ular. Messrs. Ticknor & Fields have al
ready issued three distinct editions oft, in
entirely different styles, to suit various
tastes and various persons, and two other
publishers, at least, on this side the Allan
tic, have also published it. History hard
ly affords a similar instance-one in which
so purely creation of the imagination as
this beautiful poem has attained so soon
such universal circulation. And now still
further to popularize it, Messrs. TicknOr
& Fields have issued a neat and attractive
little paper-covered edition of the work,
which they offer for sale for twenty-f five
cents, and which will have a sale of thou
sands. It is gotten up with excellent taste,
and will become the pockst-companion of
many an admirer of the bard. ]. B. Cobb
4 Company have it for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

The above form OF proposals will be adhered to 81
closely practicable. Other forms will be received
by the Department and Only considered.
proper guarantee that the bidder is abl to
fulfil the contract, certified to by the ERIK Of the
nearest District Court, United Stats District
Attorney, must accompany ths PropcEal, or it will
be rejected
An osth Of allegiance to the United States Gov
ernment must also accompany tho proposal
The sontracts Will be awarded to the loves; re-
sponBible party parties, who will be duly UOtiel
by mail or otherwise, that their bid is acc pied.
and Immediately required to enter into contract
under bends to the amount OF So COO. The bonds
must be properly certified, and the postOfilco ad-
dress OF pIneiptls and EuTetie5 stated upon them.
Bidders mHy be present IN person when the pro-
Posals are opened.
The post nice address OF the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon this proposal
Proposals must be addressed 10 Surgeon D. L.
MA0EUDER, U. s. ARMY, MEDICAL eURvfVoR, Lou
IsvILLE, KKETUCKY.
The department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids deemed unsuitable.
D. Z. MAGRUDER,
Surgeon Q. s. Army and Medical Purveyor.
LouiSyiils; KY.
Printed forms Of proposals msy be bad at this
o6ica. janlO:ls6-TuThsst sstIstp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The following in
dictmonts we're returned yesterday morn
ing by the Grand Jury:
Charles A. Fowler, corruPtly breeding
the due administration Of i-,,t;oa N a
United States Court
Same, enticing and ...,,;,.+ 70 anton
- NJ dier to desert.
49,. snt, exercising trade of wsgon
n. lIhout license.
;. MEL Wyant plead guilty to the charge
a the Indictment against him, and was
fined SlOO and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

tbs CONDITION OF TIE SIDEwALKs.-Pave-
ments are d good institution, but the best
things, if not watched, are liable "to cor
rupt to worms and prove nuisance. The
sidewalks are just now a decided bore
to those who have taken stock in the por-
ton thereof that fronts their premises.
Thirty persons were indicted before the
Police Court last Saturday for violating the
ordinance regulating sidewalks, by neg
lecting to remove the snow and ice from
the pavement before their residences. A
dozen of cases were up before said court
yesterday, for the same Ofense,-each one
fined the costa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

TIE GREAT sTEREoPTICON.-This maguif-
cent work of art is winning golden opinions
from the hundreds on hundreds Of orr
citizens who are focking to see the bear til
full exhibition. A matinee was given YES
terday afternoon in Brainard's Hall, hun
dreds of the young folks (besides many
adults) being present to enjoy the splendid
spectacle. An exhibition was ab o given in
the evening to very full house notwith
standing Mr.. Cough drew Away after him
the third part of heaven, if we may be
allowed to indulge in e modest figure of
speech.
There is only oDs tome of remark made
upon these exhibitions, and that is one of
mingled we1der and delight.
No ore should fail of seeing the stereop-
tico-. Only two more exhibitions, namely,
IN Friday and Saturday evenings, with the
exception of p matinee on Saturday after
noon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

The only change to-iay from ihs universal dull
ness we have so long noted, was rather better do
| msnd at the Board of Trade for Wheat, coming
from mile whose supply is probably about eI-
hausted. other grains ruled heavy and neglected.
ProVIsi ms continue firm, but quiet, for all kinds
except ard, for which thsrs i, 8 steady ard good
dsmacd. Iressed Hogsare without q market, ez-
cert the few that and private purchasers the dlf-
! hculty of obtaining money having csg.sd packers
to withdraw, at least until easier money aIket
is ached Prizes ara therefore Fur,ly nominal,
| All articles Of produce remain dull and ncmirslly
uuc a1g5d. We report Sc follOEs:
| FEsighfh-steady at the following rates ALL
RArI-To New York, Flour 81 co.; Wool s. "a
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, FlOur 50 lOi Wood
| 50 81; Dressed Hogs 81 40.
| FIOur-In fir hcms demand a-d steady st
80 5og1o 25 for Xxx redi $40 5'9lI IS for Xxx
| white.
Wheat-Baiher more active upon millers' or
ders Sales at the Board of 1000 bu No Cred from
store ct 81 90, cara do d. at 80 O.; 100 bu 10.
1 red from store at 50 10. After the Board, car
| no. 2 red from store at 50 o.,
COFn-Rsiher neg elected, hut held firm at 81 40
for old shelled from store; 81 20 for rew do.
Oats-Quiet and steady at $50 from store.
Rye-Inactve at 81 so from store.
BarIey-Dull Held at 81 sO9l 20 from store,
according to quality.
Dressed HOgs-No demand from packers and
pdcss entirely nominal. smsH + u!eis pay 159Ieo
from teams.
POrIk-stesdy at $40 o, for Clear. ard $40 co
for Mess.
Lari-In sosd demani. Sales 1900 IOs in L, gs
at 25e.
Rutter-Yery dull and nominal at 43945c ask.
ing for Western Besorve; ssSlOo for Central
Cheese Q1ist and unchanged = Is s92Oc as the
range fsr good to prime wes sTn Reserve.
EgKs-Verg quiet and nominal at 95 a3sc.
HighWines-Deciieiiyf ftmer with . strong
Upward tendency. We heard Of no Sales, but hold.
srs are asking 81 25.
AEoGho1 Higher Now held at 81 5Oa4 50 for
9s per ce1t; Neutral Proof Spirits 50 4O92 40
PetrOIeGms-Market firm and unchanged at
939s5c for Refined
SeetiS-In modera's rFqu'st Cover si4 250
Il So Timothy held at So 0O96 25.
Beans-steady at 50 CO92 % for new medium
white; old do 50 co.
Dried AppIss-The demand is good and the
market very firm at l3o, pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-In good demand and scarce. !
Sales at 9O9s2c for uBpeeled, and 42o for peeled.
Feathers-Nioe live gesse Feathers are held |
at Csc.
saIt-stesdy. Coarse 50 50; Ground solnrs %; J
Zine 2 s5. /
.POuItry-In fair demand at 1So per u for
Chickens; l7c for Turkeys; 1so for Ducks; $50
each for Geose.
TaHOU-In fair dsmszd at I55IGo fo5 city ausi
oountr g-rsndersd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

LoRAIS CoUETY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The EIryia Democrat says that the annual
meeting of the LOrain County Agricultural
Society for the election of officers, took
place on the l1th inst.
The following persons were elected:
Presidential. A. Stocking Elyria.
Vice President-I. S. Metcalf, Elyris.
Secretary aud Treasurer-M. Gallup,
Elyria.
Board of Msnagors-N. B. Gates, Elyria
J. Swift, jr., Brownholm; L. NJ. Pounds,
Eaton A. H. Rsdington, Amherst; Joseph
Worcester, Pittsfeld Bradford Race,
Ridgeville Parks Foster, Black River.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

NEwcoxB's MINsTRELs.-This fine troupe
Of minstrels gave another entertainment
last might in the Academy of Music. Des-
pite the powerful counter attractions at
Brainard's Hall and the Third Presbyterian
Church, they mad fair house and gave an
exceeding good performance. There is no
question that this is the best troupe Of
minstrels now travelling, and as they are
generally recognized as such, here and
elsewhere, there will be no danger of their
having slim houses here, however long they
may choose to stay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
E. CHESTER, Eeo.


Second Ward at WOrk.-At a meeting of
the recruiting committee and officers of the Sec
ond Ward Draft Association held at the Union
Club Rooms, Monday evening, January Is, the
ward was districted as follows, and the persons
named were authorized to collect funds with which
to procure recruits for the Second Ward or to be
used for the benefit of the drafted subscribers to
this fund in proportion to the amount they pay.
1t is expected that at least twenty thousand dol
lars will be required to free the ward from the
coming draft and while those in easy Oircumstan-
ces are ready with their hundreds, the enrolled men
must respond in proportion to their means. Very
few who cannot pAy fifty dollars, and the nece5si-
ties OF the case such that those who hereto fore
paid ten 10 twenty dollars must n 7w respond with
their fifty to one hundred. Some Of those who
paid ono hundred before will pay five hundred,
If those subject to draft will 'how disposition TO
help themselves.
Parties need not wait to be called upon. by the
committees, but hand in their subscriptions to J.
Y. Painter, Treasurer, at Farmer & Painters
Bank.
F. c. Keith, q. K. Reynolds, ]. V. Painter ard
h. NJ Chaplin have assigned to them al the terri
tory south of the centre Of Superior street, nclud
ing all of Euclid 10 Muirson.
s.H. Beard and Peter Rose, north side of Superb
or both sides of Rockwell, from Erie street to the
Public squsrs.
J. E. Williams, V. c. Taylor and Vim. D. Baker,
all west of the centre of Ontario street, from su-
perior street to the Lake.
John NJ. Sterling, Jr, and E. Clark Luce, all be-
tween Wood and Ontario streets, between Rockwell
and the Lake, taking the centre of the streets as
the boundary.
Chsuncoy Prentiss and Marshal ". Yiets, all be-
tween Wood and Bond, between Rockwell and
the Lake, not including the north side of Rock
we'll
Perry Prontiss and Clinton French, the east side
Of Bond street.
Charles Sanford, Louis DeForrest and J, r. Ship
pard, al east of Erie to Muirs n including su-
periOr street extension, both sides, not including
Euclid street.
]. U. Gridley, L. Moreau, Martin Keifsr, Mar
tin Graf, Paul KinsfOther and Jacob Nusdorfer, all
east of Bond, not including east sido Of Bond and
all north Of Rockwell, not including any on this
street.
regular meeting will be held, and the commit
tees will report every Friday evening at half past
seven o'clock, at the Court House, room No. l.
TN. BOND,
President.
SIS. BAEBIE, See'y. janls:1s7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

First ward Recruiting Association
Meeting this (Thursday) evening" The collecting
committees are desired to complete their colIec-
TORS and pay over to the Treasurer and report in
full this evening.
The funds thus far collected are expended, and
the work must rest unless moro funds are forth
coming. The money is needed now.
Any man enrolled in this ward and residing in
another falling to take stock in this Association
may expect to find himsef transferred, to take his
chance in the ward whore he resides.
All enrolled men In the ward, VINO should be Sx-
empt by rsason of alenage OF over age, ere dedred
to be present this evening and make the proper
proof before notary public (who will be present)
and receive bis exemption papers
An earnest effort must yet be made. Larger
sums and more are wanted. Every menbdr of the
committee and every individual must do hds whole
duty There must be no Sinking.
VIII every man who needs stock for his ;wn pro-
lection, and livery one who can aid in the effort,
let us haze his money to day.
VIM. MELHINCH, Frest.
E. CHESTER, Eeo. isnI9;Is6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

IMMENSE TRAISs.-The trains ovsr the
Cleveland and Erie railroad are SO crowded
nowadays that the Toledo Railway com
pany have put an extra train upon the road
to accommodate OF make channel for the
vastly swollen current OF travel. Yesterday
afternoon two engines on that road were
put before a mammoth train of twenty
coaches all filed with travellers for the
West.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

PERsoNAL.-Ralph Waldo Emerson ar
rived in the city yesterday forenoon,
stopping at the WeddelI House. He left
on the afternoon train for Warren, we
we're told, where he no doubt Iectured last
night. He will doubtless return on the
1925 train this morning, to fill his appoint
ment at Brainard's Hall this evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

FIRST NATIoELL BANK OF ELYRIA.-The
Elyria Democrat says that the annual cleo
ton of tbe First National Bank of Elyria,
took place on Tuesday, the 10th instant.
and the following named gentlemen were
unanimously elected: Messrs. ARENAS
Beebe, Heman Ely, S. ". Baldwin,
H. E. Massey, Elijah Dewitt, George R.
Starr and George G. Washburn. The capi-
tai stock is all paid in, and the bank is now
in successful operation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

Triumph Oil Company "A small amount
of the stock Of this company is yet open for sub
scription at the Banking Ohlce of O. A. Read Co.,
and we can safely say no better stock has been
offered in our city for safe and profitable invest
ment. Those desirous of taking stock in this com
pany should do SO soon, in order to secure a GER
tRintY of getting it at par value.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
FORM oF PROPOSAL.

The undersigned proposes TO furnish daily, Of
othsTwise all the ico required for the hospitals,
upon approved requisitions Of Surgeons in charge
at or near the within named points, at the follow.
sng price per hundred pounds, namely -
g. cts per hundred pounds.
The ice Ehall be Of the bsst quality, and subject
to the approval o. the Surgeon in charge, who vii
receipt for the actual amount delivered at esot
hospital.
Payment to be made from time to time upon du
plcate bills, certified TO BY tho Medical Director
Signed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
6urErnmFntaI.
MEDICAL P0RYEYOB's OFFIOE, /
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 9th, 1865.

OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
0reoeived at this Once until January 25th, 1855,
for furnishing Ice to the Medical Department Of
the Army during the ensuing year, at the points
herein designated. The Ice to be stored by ths
trastOT in properly constructed ee houses at each
point of delivery, on or before the 18th Of April
next the Ice to be receptsd for until It's quali
ty, the fitness Of the iceh9use, and the manner in
which it is packed shall have been approved by
medical ficer, and payment will be made only for
the amount thus actually stored and receipted for
The proposals VIII be made for the quantities in
dicRted below required at he respective places
with the pToviso that should more be needed at ny
tims for the years supply 1t shall Be furnished
the sane rates and under the same conditiOps.
QUANTITY TO BE DELIVERED AT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

GENERAL Cox IN CLEvELAND.-Major Gen
ersl J. DOlson Cox passed through the city
yesterday, arriving on the morning train
from Columbus and leaving in the after
noon for brief visit to his home in War
rem. The General is in the best of health
and spirits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
Nevg YoRH sroC.s MARKKT.

NEW YoRK, Jan. Is, 1855.
Government StOeks-Quist and without
change. q. s. skies Of 1881, registsTed, 1l11S; do
FiVs-twenty coupons 1O95s; do 1881 coupons 1111S;
do one year certificates S7sZ
StOeks-Stesdy. Missouri SIS 61s4; Ohio Mis-
HUDSON 1857; Reaatng ITO; Michigan Central 3;
Michigan Southern 7O1z; Illinois Csnt'l scrip 1s Il
Cleveland B Pittsburgh 905<; Northp estsrn se1Si
do prefer ed 81; Rock Island 973S; Ft.Wayne 95<;
Alton 4 Terre Haute 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
NEW YORK aARKET-Jan. Is. :
LBY TELEGRAPH.I ]

[BT TELEGRAPH.l
COftOn-Ofened dull and closed firm with an
udWaTd tendency. aales at 81 90; closing with
holders asking 81 029I 03 for middliDg
RlOuF-Slats and Western quiet and without
dec!d, change.
Sales at 81 tOa1O 10 for extra State; s1I 0o@
SI1 IS for common 20 good shipping brsncs extra
round hoop hio; Su 2 9sl2 for Trade brands.
Market closing qaist.
WhiskY-Activs and excited. Sales at 81 "a
az 35-nearly all at ritter price,
TheBt-Dull rnd prices entirely nominal.
Rye-Bull at 81 6s9I 10 for WestsrR-
COrn-Helvy and nominal at 81 ss for cd mix
cd western.
Oats-In moderate request at 81 0e9l OF for
western. sAlsi reported to Government At 81 Os.
COnee-Steady
sugar-Highsr. MuscOvado ls5z92se; Havana
2l1Le.
bOlaases-pull.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1sb5.-We have re
ceivod from J. B. Cobb and Company q
copy of this valuable annual for 1865
Complete and accurate as is the astrOnomd-
cal and scientific department of this an
nua, its chief interest lies in its political
and governmental statistics, the minuts-
ness and reliability of which render it us-
sential to every one who desires to be we'll
informed on these matters. This years
Almanac contains list Of he chief oficsrs
of the government, ministers, &C., and of
the members of the XXXVIIIth and
XXXIXth Congresses; abstracts Of the laws
passed at the last session of Congress pub
lie resolutions and proclamations; party
platforms of 1854 the Congressman, &C,
of the rebel government a calendar of the
war for 1864; complete tables of election
returns for 1854, compared with those for
1860, and a variety of other important
matters. Every one should have it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY JANUARY 10
< snveRTIsEMENTs,

s&% sBvERTISEaESTE,
Travellers in urance C0,--Jnsures sgaiust 1ocI-
dents.
Cannon & Freemaa-Sundres on Conagnnsnt.
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