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Tours very truly.
NJ. c. READ.
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Petroleum rules very duh, with sales Of crude nj
at $685., and refined in bond at 4504sc. I o9a
bbls crude sold for the LIST Of March at SoLZc,
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GRASD CoNcERT.@A grand concert for the
benefit of Mr.. W. H. Black, a Scotch vocal
list, it is announced, will be given in Brain
ards Hall on Tuesday evening, March Sd.
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CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY
~FEV VI tHs oIst uhy OF JA0uarT, TQ6T- ]
ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT

VI
tto expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1891
OTFIeE or TIE AuDTroR or SrArEl
Insurance DEPARTMENT..
CoLUNBus. Ohio, January 23. isss
WHEREAS, Tbs PUTNAM FIRE Iow
COMPANY, located at Hartford, in he ststS -
connecticut, has filed in this office a sworn st.ts-
nent OF us condition, as required BY T. 6rst 80.
tlon OF the act To regulate Insurance Comnanis.
hot Incorporated by the State Of ohio - $500
APTlIo, lNO6, and amended February On 40.
Snu, Nhere@s. 'aid Company has furnished the nm.
lSIsASneu satisiaetory evidence that il il poasessed
olat least One funded thousand Dollars Of acfual
eaPleAI invested in stocks, or bOnds, or in mort
ssses OF real estate, worth double the amount for
chleh the same Is mortgagpd; and, wherras ss55
company has He'd in This ofiee a written insfrn
meht under its corporate sfal, sign, d bv the PEE
! ertand Secretary thereof, authorizing Anv sgcnt
OF aSents OF Company in this State to a~cknovIsd9a
service OF process, for and in behalf az al O.
pany according to the terms fsaid Law
Nov therefore,, in pursuance of the arst sa..bo,
os me aforesaid act, l, James II. Goodman. Audite-
OF ct9te ior Ohio, do hereby certify that saId PM.
n@nh IRE Insurance Company, Of Hartford. fs an
tnOIl[eu 70 transact the business Of Fire And NJ.
5inr insurance In this State until the thirty frst
OF January, in the year one thou and ei-bt
hundred and sixty-s-ven.
5 al In witness whereof Tb.va -
scr1ocd my name and caused he 81 ~
DE- my once 20 DO affixed the day and wear
JAS. Il. GOODMAN.
Auditor Of State.
RUNNELLS a MANCHEyrFR A1..,.
l1 Suuarfor ST.
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In r,h~arsal the great Drama aaspted nom Mrs.
S~outhworth's popular Ledger story entitled
sELF-MADE, OR OUT OF THB DEPTHS.
/ EblggQl
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&. 3. HALE,


III Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
EsT1BLIsHED 1882.
Dealer in $50 and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Cansda and uneur-
rent money. COUPOSS caShed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. ian2T:RI1
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NEW ENGLAND o
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Worlds Opinion of Hostetter,s
Stomach Bitfers.
Touching the B,tters this G and faet is clear,
Their fame fills all the Western Hemisphere.
Known in alllands, washed by its oceans twain.
Health, hope and vigor follow in their train.
AVOID CoUNTERFEITS.
HoSrETTER's BIrTERI share the common fate
or all things goOd-Impostors initiate.
Vi these beware-iiscreetly use your eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies.
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BtABIAIFIEs.
Losses oe .
All ether claims against the COMPANY.
for printing. Z
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FRoM ATLAYrA-LErTER FROM Ma. MEL
LEN.-The following letter from Mr.. Mellen,
Agent for the Freedmen's Bureau, will be
read with great interest:
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Communicates L. Hiekox, James
II. Cady, and George E. Armstrong became
partners in our house, February LIST, 1866.
The business will be conducted hereafter
in the firm name of Alcott, Horton 4 Co.
ALcoTT & HORROR.
Cleveland, February IL, 1866. [febI3-2sO
Low PRICE Fer LARD-Rose & Prentiss
arc now selling the best kettle-rendered
leaf Lard at 20 cents retail. febIG:29O
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TOR SALE.

DLaNERs FOR sALE.mFOr sale tive surface
one Power Hub Mortiae Machine. ANDREW
PNHEER ia Seneca st. feb1s
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PERsoSAL.-on Saturday We had the
pleasure of meeting DR.. a. a. Y. Ramsay,
of the firm of Drs. Hunter & Ramsay, who
had then just arrived in this city to CO.
operate with his brother iu the practice of
medicine. We are glad to learn that these
gentlemen have an extensive practice. We
commend them to such of our readers as
may desire to avail themselves of eminent
medical experience and skill.
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T II. DEWITT e. CO.-Are selling
J . Closks and Dress Goods cheaper than an2
lorse In the citT. J. q. DEWITT 4 CO.,
Jaw ian Public Square.
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Cal Wagner and Hague's MinstreIs al
the Academy of Music, Thursday evening,
February %.
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Cal Wagner and Hague's Minstrels at
the Academy Of Music, Thursday evening,
February 22d.
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Rose d PrentIss' Provision Marke

hOB5 q FfenIIAS' PrOVlBIOn Markell
Report.
The following are the rates charged by us:
HANs-Sugsr-cured premium hams a b., ~
CANVAssED HAMS " 90
DRIED BEEF-a
sHoULDERs-Sugar-cured q b...-... IL
BAoOS-Or Smoked Sides q fb.. %
LAAD-Prim ssfkettle-rnd d in bbls or tres Is
Prime Leaf ettle-r nd'd in kegs n n. 10
fohA-Ao. mess NEW D l.-..---.-.S2 81
A4tra clear b -----------.-...... 81 70
ESho extra charge made for packages or cart.
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles ars
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the state. Orders promptly filled.
BOSE & PRENTIgS.
Nos. I42. IA and lac Ontario stroa.
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MoNEY-Quiet at 5@B q cent. for call loans.
STERLING ExcHASsE-Quiet at IOTes9lOs.
GoLD-A shade easier, opening at 1874, decliR-
ing to 1877, and closing at 1919.
Total exports Of specie to-day Sl95 ,595.
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Cal Wagner and Hague's MiRstrels al
the Academy of Music. Thursday evening
Persons in want Of Boots or Shoes will do
well to remember that T. G. sholes, 234 su.
perior street, has a splendid stock, all of
which he is selling at the sold time" prices,
His stock is very large, made up of the best
material,-and of the most fashionable
styles. No better place in this city to buy
than at 234 Superior street.
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N. Y. stock Market-Feh- 7,

GOVERNMENT STOcKs-Wfthout decide change.
$50 coupons, of '62 1922; do Of 20 1851; do 81 q,
1921; do fves, 1910 coupons 9f1S; Treasury 1906
LIST series 99A; do "a series, 99L.
Tennessee skies, 0l%.
STOCKs-StrOng.
western Union Telegraph 57A; New York Cen.
trAl 9z2s; hrie Sp4; Reading 1919; Toledo los;
Rock Island LOG; Michigan Southern 7IsS: illinois
central ll412i Pittsburg 81; Horthwestern 2S5S;
do preferred , 10 56Z; Fort Wayne 95T TsrTe
Haute 81; Chicago & Alton I2O; do preferred rs.
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NEW SUGAR-cURED HANS AT REDUCED Ps1-
cEs.-We are now selling our new Sugar
cured hams at % cents per ID.
ts6ls;2se. RosE & PRrSTIss.
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CITY NEWS

Latest sheet music at Halls, II Monument
Square.
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Cal Wagner and Hague's Minstrels at
the Academy of Music, Thursday evening,
February 22d.
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E@r For Evening Edition News
see inside.
R9r For Morning Edition News
see outside,
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MISCELLANEOUS

NEW FURNITURE, Mrrrors, Carpets, &C,
~ &C., at reduced prices, at Il. MOor5 old stand,
16I Ontario street. deci4:3H2
$4,000 IN . MoS 9 .9,t-s AsP ~ ~ .iIs5
and wel-knoWn WAGEER'S OAN OFFICE,
On Securities Of ever. kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches, diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, guns
Pistols Gothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
ali personal property and articles Ofvalue, on the most
satisiactoU terns- business strictly private. Is
labhshed ISL. n. B.-A variety OF unredeemed
Watches, Jewelry, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
,-OmceZeorner Of Water and Superior streets, ever
BAyis &Pioxotto's Clothing Store.
a-f57 10 FW WACGER
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REGISTER.
ARRIVALS

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, lat Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House.
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Cal Wagner and Hague's Minstrels at the
Academy of Music, Thursday evening,
February 22d,
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Cleveland WholesaIe Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. II, 1865.
FIOur-Quiet, steady and unchanged. City
brands Xxx red s1o,5O9l9,75 do Xxx white slI, SO
@ll,75. Country brands Xxx red s., OO@lO,OO
do Xxx white slO,OOau,Oo.
Whest-Duli but firm for high grades. Sales
1 cars amber Michigan at s2,I5; / car No. 2
Shelby red at sl,75.
COrn-steady, and more doing. Sales 2OOO bu
1000 bu, and 5 cars No. l shellod from store at soc,
OatS-Dull and prices irregular. Sales 2 cars
No. l Ohio from store at 3se, l car do do at SOC
Western neglected and nominal.
Rye-Inaetive and nomin4l at 666e67e.
Rarley-Inaetive; no sales reported.
Dressed HOgs-Very few arriving, aud mar
ket quiet. Occasional small lots are bought nv
packers at lie.
POrk-In moderate trade demand and steady,
City Mess held at $500; Clear held. at S3I.OO.
Lard-Steady. Oity-rendsrsd held at lsc in
tierces, l0c in kegs. Country-rcnderod I5aI6c.
Hams-Sugsr-cured steady at &c.
SnOuIders-Quiet and steady at I5e.
Mess Beef-ouiet and steady at $50 for
city-packed.
Dried Beef-Steady and firm at 23c.
Rutter-Choice qualities in good demand and
firm at 3l@32c; Common dull at 2O@25.
Cheesc-In good demand and firm. Selling
at l692lo for good to choice Western Reserve and
New York.
Eggs-In good demand, scarce and firm at
3O@31e.
HighEInes-Quiet, bat stocks are light and
holders are firm at s2,Io92,2O.
AleOhOl-Held at S4,3694,4I for IS per cent,
Cologne Spirits, % per cent, s4,5I. Neutral Proof
Spirits s2,3392,ss.
eum Dull aud aas;ar lila "a ~. r
Refined free in a large way small lots do s2aGsc.
OEIs-Steady at the following quotations:
Llnseed.----.S1 47@- Whale, W. B.....sI IS
Oarbon---.. 6ug63 c Elephant, W. B. 1 IS
Lard".----.S1 G09l So Sperm, W $685.. 3 90
Bank------- -91 40 Straits. .......- 1 IS
Aeetsfoot---..- 81 60
Dried ~AppIes-Firm, but quiet. Held at
I2%91se, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Pared SOC IMPAIRED, halves,
20c; do quarters, lse.
Green AppIes-There are none of eonse-
a9sRss il asE ApGsa ED DTls9 f1 are 5o5 R9min@ ds,,oas :.
SO@S5c in car lots.
Beans-Held at 81, sOG2,OO for white.
Seels-TimOthy scarce eAi firm at 50, 75@4,Oo
Clover held at 6 ,7597,OO.
Lake F~fsh-Quiet and steady. No. 1 White
fish $500 per half Dbl; No. 2 do IS, 90; PickereJ.
$780, Trout s7,oo9T,5Oi Herring s5,25.
Hay-Market quiet. Loose selling ct a range
OF Slo,O9lS,OO Beater pressed at S2O,O 90.
TailOW-City-rendered held at Halle; coun-
try-rendered 1O9IIc.
Feathers-Prime live geese held at s5@9Oc.
saIt-Firm at S2,55 for Fine; S2,eO for coarse
onondags; 1885 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-We quote as follows; Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock sI2,OO@l4,OO; Ken
nett Sls,cOi Pale Cream S1l,OOi Porter sl2,OOa
I4,0O.
HOps-Firm. Held at a range Z 4Oa65c for
York, Michigan and Ohio.
Malt-steady. Barley Malt selling at sI,sO q
1ushel.
Water Linlc-Market firm at IS, 90 for Akron
md 0swego.
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OFFICE OF The AUDIrOR OF sTATx
C~OIpHsus, o., Jsnasry q. isGs.
it's hereby certified, that the foregoing il ! eor-
Iset copy OF Inc ststtment and Condition Of The
Fninam FIRE Insurance. Company, Of Hartford
made 10 and hled in this office, for the vs.r IA
loesl.I Witness my hand and seal ON tally.
IstamP.l Auditor ASA.
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TRANSFERRED TO THE JAIL-DoN QUIxoTE
No. Two.-A few days ago a man named
James Lyons, a teamster of this city, got
badly cheated in swapping or buying a pair
Of horses. 1t bored and preyed upon him
to such an extent that his giant intellect
tottered; reason fled from her throne; the
man became a ~lunatic because his new
nags, which were warranted sound in limb
and wind, were blind. After cutting up
several didos, making himself a nuisance
and drawing a revolver IN one of our citi-
zens, he was declared insane and licked up
in the city prison. On Saturday he was
transferred to the jail per order of Judge
Tilden, and will be sent to Newburgh
asylum.
He made lively times in the city prison
the morning he was locked up there. He
was on his muscle, and after staving to
flinders q bucket or two, he made for the
prisoners, his hair streaming out behind and
eyes flashing with the fire that ragged in his
brain, inspiring them with terror as if ct
tackled by the deyil incarnate. One of them
seized the iron poker, but the lunatic
wrenched it away, and he then made them
scatter like Philistines before the enraged
Samson. He was ~hand-cuffed and became
the sport of the prisoners. He called him
self "Gen. Lyon" and was on the most in
innate terms with Gen'ls Grant, Sherman,
Sheridan and Thomas. His disordered
brain was as prolific as that Of Don Quixote
de la Mancha. He imagined himself the
central figure in multitudes of military
tableaux, which succeeded each other rap
idly like views in a kaleidoscope. In the
midst of their marvellous feats of engineer
ing and strategy, they must be ~pardoned
the free use of alcoholic stimulants. Such
labors are immensely exacting, and this
fact explains Gen. Lyons frequent calls TO
Gen'ls Grant and Sherman to bring him
some of our seven-year whisky" Gen.
LYON is on the military situation, and no
mistake.
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New ROOka.

oon MUTUAL FRIEsD. Four Volumes. New
York; Hurd and Houghton. 1866.
These ~enterprising publishers send us
Dickens last story, in four volumes. They
intend to issue a Household Edition of the
works of this foremost living novelist, and
these volumes are the first instalment
They are illustrated from drawings by F.
o. C. barley and John Gilbert. The edition
will become a f~avorite, no doubt. 1t is neat,
substantial, and popular in point of price.
For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
The CRITERION; Or the Test of Talk About
Familiar Things. By Henry 7. Tucker
man, New York: Hurd and Houghton,
1866.
We have not had the pleasure for a long
time, of looking into a more Thoroughly read
able and enjoyable book mar this series o
essays. They are not deep, speculative OF
learned, but full of sparkling, instructive
gossip,-the table talk of a cultivated man
put into print. The subjects treated are
Puns, Authors, Pictures, Doctors, Holidays,
Lawyers, S%epulchres, Actors, Newspapers
Preachers, Statues and Bridges. Here are
snectode, humor, satire, incipient, Observa-
ton wit and personal "reminiscences ofvalue
For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
WAR OF THE REBELLION; Or, Scylla and
Charybdis- By II. s.. FOOte, New York
Harper & Brothers. 1866.
Many reasons might be given, were ii
necessary, for the statement that this book
which consists of "obserbations upon the
causes. course and consequences of the late
Civil War in the United States" will com
mand universal attention in America and
among the reading, thinking classes ofGreat
Britain. Its author, Hon. Henry S. FoOte,
former Q. S. Senator from Mississippi
Stunned Scylla, the rock of Abolition, as he
terms it, but was sucked down in the whirl-
pool fsecession,-Charybdis. He proclaims
himself on terra Jfrma again. He accepts
the logic of events, accepts the issue of the
war, does justice to his former political op-
ponents of the North, and arrays himself
squarely with the government.
Cobb, Andrews & Co, have the book foi
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WEDDELL HOUSE.

Arrivals al the PRINCIPAL Hotels for
lhe last Forty-EiEht Hours.
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DAILY LEADER
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1866.
NEW ADVERTTsEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTTsEMENTS.
Academy Of Masie-"Murdach."
Cannon & Freeman-Flax Seed Wanted.
s. P. G.-Situation Wanted.
A.. G. Smith--LoCal Notice.
Theatre-Brainard's Hall.
II. B. Tuttle-LocaI Notice.
Prof. B~lark-Grand Concert.
oItetter's Stomach B.tters-Lo-al Notice.
James Porteus-Agents Wanted.
T.G. Sholes-LocaI Notice.
Robaok's Bitters-Local Notice.
Sozodont-Local Notice.
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"UYIoS BUSINESS AND TELEGRAPHIc COL
LEGE OF CLEvELASD.'-One of {" the Nation
al Union Business College Association" COM
posed only of first Colleges in the leading
cities of the Union.
For full particulars address Union Bust
ness College, Cleveland, o.
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RUssELI's Foklsr CITY HoUsE.


y y N N nneele', city S II Brick wi, Richiell
J Davis, Durham, W ! Dunn' civ
= "Issd9s, 1t Col Fuller, Nashville
re, OoeEilh II Tone, NoTwalk
waters, Aledlua J B Wallace, Ill
w, ppPLasnS,AIt 'erDonC II FELTON,, city
" q PooLl' niraw CZ Bassett, Boston
= ~ ~ GNerst, Mactdonia 6 Ford, KellOgsviIle
= - Gotter, city W kingore, Vinegar
r uec, hihsma', CIV Bidweil, Kinsmau
n VW1uInheld' d Word@n, Kelley's Is'd
NJ W Gardner Springfield z ID Mcclellan Fria
J q BaiIy, MeadvilIe JIM Henderson, w
" Teiton, wayne, o S Hooper, Salem
" n uoIKIss, Fhlla HCH Huntington, Sand'ky
9nyder' ny A CrOZier, city.
j L "Hliams, city FW BradneT, city
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
I Black, Mineral Point D Cook, RoIlersviIIo,
aho7 beaNes : son &C Johnson 81, Pitts
Il frame, ShaIersville Albert J Nash, Berea, o
hlD1e J Crane, Yir City, Mon
A h smith b !, d falO r Sanders
h Kelly, city. VIM II sheffield, U s Ex
) Pierhowski Chicago II Fiske, New London
h Hover a !, Walsont'wnWm A Nesbitt Lexinat,n
J d Warner JN Walters Cbicsga
Saml Webb, Boston Miss B ght
) henlble, F1ndlay J W Maury, North East
y N otrattnnY B1tavia = A Roach, city.
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DRESs BUTI0Ns.-2OOOGrOss Spring
s,ylss 0ress Buttons, imported by Us dirss9
ff fsi 5ss4' \. HALLE : CO.
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MURDocH.-The following dispatch ap-
peared in the Toledo Blade of last Saturday:
BLOoMISGToY, Ill, Feb. I7-6 A. NJ.
John H. Doyle, Chm Lee. Com:
Showed up three days. Can't reach you
in time. JAMES E. MURDOCH.
There is no doubt but that Mr.. Murdoch
will reach this city in time to keep his en-
gagement at the Academy of Music this
evening.
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.ONSOLI1ITI0Y = !"

WASOLIDATION.-A. J.. OLTLTE
bsting associated with him james \ F-...
~ :" tae hrm Of Ballandine Z Evans. Sr ~
h $3.50 u cohaoetins the BARRIERS busiress In an
- ~ At the old stand ola. J. CatIin. soBtb
sue Of Aonument Square, respectfully SOLICIT -
palsonage OF citizsns and strangers. SehSlSos
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TT s. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Army& Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
ASSETS.

Cash OF the Company on hand, and in
the hands OF Agents and other personsS SO, AJf So
neal Estate uneneumoerrd-----.-... $500 90
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Comp my, las per vsueh rs accom-
P%anying,j ------- $50, sOs 90
Debts due the Company, secured By
mottgase, las per accompanying
82lA0 %
Debts otherwise secured, las psr vOueh-
ers eso%panying--.-- ..,.........-~. I5s. 800 90
Debts for Premiums I3a *
All other securities. accrued interest
ohlce f~uInituFr aud rrKehna atamn. 9 alE IL
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WANTED.-AcENTs


WANTED-rr2veling Agents, honest and ca
W pablo Constant employmsnt at $40 to 500
n. PACE. Jr, so. 2 AtWater Block, Cleveland,
GF0 PER DAY-Agents wanted to canvass for
eDlO sale OF on Paintings OF Abraham Lincoln
BARLOW No. 3. Euclid avenue. febi5:2ss
DOCK AGENTS WANTED, for KettelI's
ID Cne-folCme History OF the Rebeiion-now pub
lshed-gives excellent sati~sistion-highly recon-
mended for aecuracy-cheapest in the market
bound strongly in leather-forty fine steelengravincs
about eight hundred large p~age5-f0,O0 subscri-
bers were obtained for Il in uinety days. For circu-
lars with terms address n HOWE, Ill Main
Street, gineinnati. ieol2Z91T8Rd-stw
GENTs-I000 OF YOU-Did you observe the
n advertisements Tor the above number Of energet-
&c men % engage within the next week in the sale Of
an article that wa oommAna toe Iesdlest mar
ket OF ANYTHING now being soldg Do not hesitatet 20
secup this Opportunity Of making money. There Is
no doubt but the right men In the right place will
make @ com lete su cess. Apply personally or by
ettsr to J. K. sTErLER 4 90, i56 Superior-st.
A GENTS WANTED-S20.OO PER wEEK
foTy Of the Great Rs6eiiiSn.S complete in one vol.
Price $50 ard $500. Address B.. ). GREEN, room
AAmerIcan building, eleseland. lanzS2sl
OK TO SI0 PER DAY-We want active, euer-
% gstic 1GENT everywhere. men or women, 10
whom Ne oner e1traorc mary inducements to
engage in q light, genteel and profitable business.
Sample will be forwarded upon application with
stamp to pay return postage. Address
CHADWICK 4 Co. 1I6 Broadway, New York.
&ISOO PER YEAR! We want agents
DlOOV everywhere to sell our IMPROVED s2l
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds Under ana
upper feed. Warranted Ave years. Above salary or
large commissions paid. The only machines sold ia
the United States for less than go, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Gyover Z Bs-
ker, Singer & Co., and Bachelor. All other cheap
machines SIRE infringements. Circulars free. Ad-
dress. or ell upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine,
dcsiS2D-w
WANTED-RARE CHANCE FOR Agents.
w What the people want. Complete History ofthe
War, In onelarge volume, s~plendidly illustrated, with
over Is Inc portraits Of Generals and Battle Scenes.
The most candid, lucid, omplete, authentic and relia-
bic history pubhshad. Il contains reading matter
equal to three large volumes. send for circulars and
Bee our terms. Address JONES BROS. B. CO, las
West Fourth ST.. Cincinnati. sep22s76d&W
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-19
Total LiabiIitie.


AiscELLANB0rS.
The greatest amount insured IN ans ope rf,E
siO,oOo, and In some cases SIS, 900.
HE greatest amount allowed BY the ruIea "a n.
insured In any one city, town or Vlls9s-po ruIo-
Inc gIeatesthm mount allowed to be insuredin anF
one blOtk-no rule.
The amount fits capital or earnings deposited
N any other State, a. security for loses tbsrsJn-
5000.
The Charter or Act OF Incorporation Of ssja
Company, filed heretofore.