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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-12


WESTERN RESERVE 5ENISARY-The most
successful winter term ever passed of the
Western Reverve Seminary, closed, after a
thorough examination, on Wednesday,
March 18th. On Tuesday evening, Rev.
John Peste, of Warren, addressed the Philo-
nathan Society, upon Egypt" giving an
account, in his graphic style, of what he
=Bw of the monuments and men which have
rendered that country famous and infamous.
On Wednesday evening the school gave a
musical and literary entertainment, carry
ing out a brilliant programme to a very
large audience, which was in every way a
success. AT the close of the exeaeises, and
as Prof. Leonard was about to pronounce
the benediction, Mr.. A. B. Clark stepped
upon the platform, and, in few appropriate
remarks in behalf of the students of ". R.
Seminary, presented him an elegant watch
and guard, in token of their love for him as
a teacher, and their esteem Tor him as man
Prof Leonard, in a few touching words,
acknowledged his surprise and expressed
his thanks for the gift. The exercises
closed with an ice cream party, given by
Mrs. Leonard and the preceptress, Miss
Culver, to one hundred and fifty Of the stu
dents and friends of the Institution; Such
was the happy close of a very happy and
successful time.
The Spring term commences on Thurs
day, March 18th. A large attendance Is an
ticlpated. The instrumental music class
has become so large as to demand severol
new instruments, which nave been ordered
for next term. Mrs. Leonard is one of the
most successful music teachers in the eoun-
try, and every effort will be made to rem
der this department equal to any thing on
the Reserve.
Special instruction in .Elocution will be
given by Prof. Chapman. z.
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Coal Tar and PuIYeriZed SIate


This discovery was made several years agozand
since that time it has undergone, the most severe
tSstS, aud las proven that Plastic Slate possesses.
All the qualities Of an excellent roomur matsr;sI
being
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whoIesaIe Market Review

NEw NORK, March TO-.
sale market
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n. Y. Money market-Mareh 10

MoSEY-Easy, at f@7 per cent call loans.
STERLING EAcHASGE-Dull and nominal, at 1852
@I0s4.
GoLD-Irregular and unsettled. OPENING At
1907, declining to 1879 and closing at IsiI<G
l3IL.
ToIal exports of specie to-day, S1Io.7ss.
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, MARCH -, 1866.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

G.-HouSe Wanted.
john Bousfeld-Pickstone's Washing Crystal.
Z. H. MerreIl-Fur Cape Lost.
Z. Nicholscn-Land for Sale.
E. I. Baldwin 4 CO.-New Goods.
J. B. Houston & Color Sale.
J. II. Ball-Piastio Roofing.
+. corbin-Farm for Sale.
II. J. K.-Furnished Rooms and Board Wanted
272 Superior-st.-House for Sale.
Kaufman & Bro Hoop Skirts and CoFsetz.
Koch, Levi L Mayer-Furniture for Sale.
Roback's Bitters-Local Notice.
HOstctter's Stomach B.tters-LOeaI Notice.
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-TELEGRArHISG, BANKING, ~RAmRoADIyG,
B-ooK-KEErrNe, SPECIMEN P~ENNASsHIP, ev-
erything essential to success in Business,
taught at the Union Business and Tele-
graphic College. Call and examine their
Rooms.
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a ROOFING.
PLASTIC SLATE
r Q OFfNG /

INTRODUCING THIS ROOFING
Il Material into this section of the country. wa
EEL that We ae introducing no Anmbug. IL has
been subjected 10 the seveTest tests for years in the
Eastern States with perfect success. In our own
statelt was hrst brought into use last Summer
ana all who have used it among Us give il the biVb-
est ions.
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VILLAIN L. POTTER,

after having experimental for fourteen yr.rs w;.L
lime; sand, hre CLAY, soap stone, veg -taIIa -
coal tar, asphaltum, &c, in ali their f1rms. nkss-s
ant combinations, ,f bout sHeeess, diseoFered me-
in order to make a roofing material of ne~i+ ~.
ingredients must POSSESS qualities OF afipify for
zach other. so when combined the action az ~
elements and the rayages Of Time could not DESTROY.
That affinity was found to subsiSt in tha tw6 -
pie arficles used in This cnmnnsitian-
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FULL GIVEN, concerning the
" Union Business and Telegraphic College,"
at their Office in Rouses' Block. Write for
circulars, papers, &c.
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Chicago Market-March 10.

FLOUE-Dull.
w4E4T-Duli and declined I@sc. Sales sl.2l
for Ne. l.
CORN-Dull.
~0AFs-Quiet.
HIGHWINEs-Inactiye.
PRov1soSs-Mess pork s95,75s26,OO-
EARD-Dul.
BUZZ MEATs-Quiet.
~H0Gs-Actiye.
DRESSED HoGs-Quiet and unchanged.
REcRIPIs-Flour 400 bbls wheat u, 900 bu
corn I.so0 hn-; oats l.se0 hu live hogs 500.
sHPNFSrs-Flour 800 bbls. wheat II,5o0 bu /;
corn 10 ,0Oo-
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New York Marke1-Narcb 10

C~oTToS-Heayy, dull, and lac lower.
Sales at 4O94lc for m~iddling.
FLoUR-Dun and lt6l5c lower for common
grades medium and good without decided change,
Sales at s7sO5g7,7o for extra state; 81, l5ds, 50
for extra round hoop Ohio, and s s,s5@IL,0O for
trade brands. Market closing dull.
WHIsKY--Dull and nominal. Sales at s., zs62 %.
WHEAT-Dul and lac lower for common aud
inferior grades Sales at S2,Go for white Canada.
CoRN-Les IS active and lower.
Sales at 6s%974c for unsOund; TjG7sc Sor sound
mixed western in store aud delivered.
OATs-ln very moderate request.
Sales at 54955c for unseund 50@53e for sound
P~ETEOLEUA-DuIl.
bond,
P0RK-LOwer.
Sales at Sz6, 25@2s,56 for new mess. closing At
S25,31% regular 500 FOR old do; aud So. 5Oa
y, 20 Tor prime. Also, 300 bbis new mess Tor
March, April and May, sellers and buyers option,
at SO, 2jld25.s71S.
BEEF-Steady Sales at s1G,G 20, 90 for new plain
mess, and 81, 50@24,O % for new extra messs.
BEEF HAM-Heayy. Sales at so, OUaiU,OO {.
BAcoN-Quiet.
Sales at tfz4al5c for Cumberland cut; 151
G1555 for short ribbed.
Cur MEATs-Steady. Sales Of $50 packages at
LI9l2Ho for shoulders, and I61&SlsISc for hams.
DRESSED HOGs-Firm. Sales at I21S@I29Es for
western, and l2s49l354c for city.
FREIGHTs To LIVERFoaL-A shade f.msr.
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WEsT SIDE SToRE-In order to decrease
eur stock, preparatory to making alterations
in our building, we are offering our entire
stock at greatly reduced prices. We are
selling many things below their actual cost
TRUsooTF & I~NGHAN,
March 1927 Cor. Detroit Il Pearl SITS.
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BANKER.

III Superior Street, Cleveland, ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1852.
Dealer in 7-3O and all other Government Bonds.
POUND INTEREST NOTES, Canada and incur
rent money. COUPONS oashed without charge.
DEPOSITS received and COLLECTIONS made at
all points. jan27:Rll
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Prices loves and close heavy at Gs1$dto T5o for
unsound; zoe for mixed western in store, and sOd
Sic for Jersey yellow.
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a Co, q ou7tTl0l sLIeeI. M-Lo.-st
DOR SALE-Iesirable city residence, No. III
Il Lake-st., late residence Of Geo. ". olzer. Eor
further particulars inquire Of JAO. q. GkAAAIs,
or On prenlisN. mar3:3O2
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Wheat market has been active with more buoy.
ancy, the demand for fresh ground Hour having
caused millers to purchase more freely. The mar
ket to-day is dull and heavy for spring but firm
Tor winter, at Sl,5O@l,75 for spring and $3.50
200 for white Canadian winter.
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REMARKS
There has been a good degree of activity in bread
sinhs a'Iring the week, but provisions, petroleum
and cotton have been depressed.
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ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE by a new ana
improved method just introduced at BRYANT
4 STRATToS's CLEVELAND BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A NEW COURSE o. DESTRUCTION is being
introduced at BRYAyT & SrRArToN's BUsI-
NESS COLLEGE, with all the MODERN IMPROVE
NFNTs.
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TIE FTRsT STIR IN OUR HARBoR-The ir-
repressible Capt Joe Greenhalgh, Of the tug
Levi Johnson, got up steam last Saturday
and for three hours made things lively in
our harbor, notwithstanding the serious
hindrance of ice. He "did" no less than
i've first class lows. Capt Joe is always on
time, e%nterprising and pushing, and where
be an sc and what he can t do with the
" Levi johnson" isn't worth mentioning.
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DIED.

wIETER-HERINGT0N-On Monday, Febru,
AIRY Goth, OF the residence Of the brides father, in
Rockport, by the Rev. Wm. Billion, Mr.. George
e. Winter To Miss Hannah Lexington.
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IL Monument Park.
Cleveland City Directory for 1867.
The publishers of the Cleveland LEADER
City Directory having made all the neces-
sary arrangements to issue the Directory
for 1867 by the 18th Of May, will COM
mence canvassing for names the 10th of
next month (ApriD, after people have fin
ished moving.
The new Directory will be made com
plete in every respect, and will be greatly
improved by many additions. The fact that
the Directory issued by the publishers last
year contained 5000 names more thar any
previous Directory, is a sufficient guarantee
that the new Directory will be in every re-
spect the most extensive and complete ever
published in this city.
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REGISTER.
DEPARTURE
ARRIVALS.

49, Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the
above trains OF Beats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
At the Omnibus ofice, lat Superior street, next
door to the WeddeIl House.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-12

EREsIsSED.-Prof. A. P. butcher, NJ. D., of
the Cleveland Charity Hospital College, has
resigned the chair of Principles and Prac-
tee of Medicine. His successor has not
been appointed. We learn that Prof. P. N.
Berr, member ofthe same faculty, proposes
to spend a year in Mobile.
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ny. stock Market-Woreh M

GOVERNMENT STOcKs-Without decided change
United Stetes IS, 5-20s, regular '62, los; 800.
LIST series. est do. "a series, 9Js; do. ID series
49, Missouri g., IS; United States IS Of Isl.
coupons, 1917 Tennessee Gs, 30.
STOcKs-Firm.
New York Central 9I5s; Erie 50; do. prefer
red so; Michigan Southern 753{; North Western
2j5z; Fort Wayne SgZ.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LrADEa.1

PTTTsBURsH, March 1O-6:OOP P. N.
The weeks receipts of oil are River p, 700 bbls,
Rail $500; since January lst, I24,5OO bbls in
crease over same time last year, $1,000 bbls. The
market is very dull. Weeks decline on Crude &c
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NOR SALE-House and Lease, s2,5e0, cash
10 house Do situated on 81. Clalr-st, one square
from the FOstOfiee; contains nine rooms, besides
bath-room; is supplied with not and cold water, and
ga. EyeryIhnR in excellent condition. Owner Is
about ~ leave s0wR. inquire Of CLARh,P PAYNE
a Gu " Suaerior street. mar6.zy7
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orr FOR THE SoUTH-Mr. L. F. Mellen
will leave for the South to-day. We ave
been informed that he intends soon to take
up his residence in that country.
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Go 70 BRYANT Il STRATToN's CLEVELAND
BUSINESS COLLEGE and TELEGRAPH INsrI-
rUTE for thorough business training.
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To save money for the next 80 days you
can buy Dry goods at prices that viii suit
you at the West Side store. inch IO:2g7
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NKw NORK, March 10.
Tie Post has the following review of the Whole
REMARKS
There. has been a good degree of activity in bread
ana COTTON have been depressed.
COTTON.
Cotton has been in moderate demand, confined
chiefly TO shippers. Advices from Europe are of a
Law orable nature, which fact, in connection with
the decline IN gold, cause a concession Of from 3 to
&C per pound. Market closed st a. to 42c for mid
dlings- Receipts for the week were II 300 bales
exports 15,4sl bales.
CoFFEE.
Coffee has been dull aud prices are heavy. except
Tor prime and choiee grades, which are heavy.
FLogR.
Flour market has been active. Medium grades
Of western flour are in reduced supply, and prices
are hrmer- Low grades have hucfuated somewhat
and prices are lower. The stock has been cnusid-
erabiy reduced. II Is now estimated at 200
bbls, of which one-f6urth is unsounf. Marker
closes dull at s., C0flS,OO for extra state; -. 50a
9,OOt for shipping Ohio, and Sl2,5O@IG,G0 for COM
mon to choice 81. Louis extras.
WHEAT.
Wheat market has been active with more buoy
ancy, the demand for fresh ground Hour having
caused millers to purchase more freely. The mar
ket to-day is dull and heavy for spring but firm
for winter, at Sl,50f9I,7 rs for spring and asa
2s6O for white Canadian winter.
corn.
Prices loves and Close heavy at GsTato T5o for
nnsound; '5c for mixed western in store, and 500
Sic for Jersey yellow
PORK.
There has been quite a panic. Arrivals have
been more liberal and with only a moderate con-
sumptive demand there has been more activity
among owners TO realize. This has caused a decline
OF $50 in mess pork. Business for future d-liy-
cry has been limited Prime mess has been mod
-erately active, bat prices are uncertain.
sUoAE.
Raw sugars are extensively dull and prices have
declined. Closing heavy at lU5s9IOZc Tor fair to
good refined
There has been mr. change in prices and business
is very Light Closing at sz,2s92,29 for western.
PETROLEUM.
Crude has gradually declined under more liberal
arrivals and an increased stock. Business, how
ever, has been very large. We quote crude at ZGc.
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CleYeIand WhoIesaia Market.

sFfuRDAF EVENING" March 10, 1865.
FlOur-ln moderate trade demaud, steady and
firm. City made SO, 75@II, 80 sor Xxx red, s1I. Z;
9l2,OO for Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red
ss,OO9l0,25; do Xxx white SIC, oO@II,25
Wnea1-In better demand, and market firm for
choice grades. salos 2 cars No. amber Michigan
at $500; 4 cars No. I Mlwaukes at SIG s.OoC
bu do do on private terms 2 cars No. 2 red win.
ter at sls40; 8 cars do do at s55O; 1 ear do do at
1885, 2 cars very choice do do at 81 IS.
COrn-In fair demand. Sales cars No. l shelled
at SIC 9 cars do don't 52c.
Oats-Quiet, but hrmer. No. I held at 3T@3se
from store.
Rye-InactiTe No sales reported.
Bariey-Nothing doing; prices nominal.
POrk-stesdy demand fair. Sales 20 bbls Ne.
l City Mess at s27.5 50; No. 2 Mess S26, so; Clear
$50 I.
~Lard-steady. City-rendered in tisroes Iso; do
in kegs lsc. Country-rendered I5al6%c.
Hams-Sugar-cured steady at pc.
shOuIders-stsady at I5c.
BaeOn-steady at zoe for clear and sugar
cured.
Mess BeeEeuiet and steady at sfs, co.
Extra Mess $1,000.
Dried Beef-Firm and in fair request at 2sc.
Butter-Choice qualities scarce, firm and in
good demand at s5@sec; common grades inactive.
Cheese-In good demand and firm at 1920
for good to choice. Stocks are very low.
Eggs-In better supply and dropping. Sales :
bbls at 30c.
Hf&hWines-Stoeks light and market firm
Sales 80 bbls at s., q 10 bbls at 1925.
AIeOhOI-Firm. Held at $ ,44a4,5O for 90
per cont. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, $500. Eeu-
Proof Spirits S2,3792.42-
PetrOIeum-Dull. Refined free held at 5GG
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You WILL FIND IT TO YOUR ~INTEREsTto send
your sons and daughters to the new Business
and Telegraph College in Rouse's Block.
Send for circulars.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-12

FALLEN IN PRIcE.-The price of milk is
now seven cents per quart at the depots.
It has sold all winter for eight cents.
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To BE REeATRED.-The schooner "John
Thursby" was lowed to the ship yard of the
Lafrinier brothers yesterday afternoon, to
receive new decks and undergo quite gem
eral repairs.
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NEW DEPor.-The NJ. s. R. R. Co. have
recently completed a passenger depot at
Wauseon. The Republican says it is re-
ported to be the best depot on the Air Line
Road, and that it was secured by a very
liberal contribution from the citizens.
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COPARTSERsHIP.-F. W. Bell and J. :.
Cartright became partners in our business
manufacturer of Doors, Sash and Blinds,
and dealers in all kinds of rough and dress
ed lumber, Lath and ~shiugles,) March ist,
1866. The business will be conducted
hereafter in the firm name Of Sturtevant,
Bell, Cartright & Co.
ISAAC STURrEvANT & Son.
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MIscELLANEOUS.

ORANGE STREET CHUkCH-Thc Con-
EreRation and Friends OF the above church Viii
meet on Tuesday evening, 18th. for the purpose Of
rendering to their Pastor ana his assistant some
token OF their esteem and love. The meeting Viii be
held Ia the basement. and everybody is invited 70 at
tend and help TO swell the fund. mrl2-2t
HORACE GREELENfS HISTORY OF
l1 THE WAK-sfHE CONFLICT
IN TWO NOLEMkS--RICHLH ILLUSTRATED WITH
l4 PoRTnAfrs on STEEL-NUMEEOUs MARS AND DIA-
GRAMS OF BATTLE-fIELDs, FROM OFFICIAL SCURcEs-
FIEws, Sc.-1he success OF this history IS unparl-
lelled. The work will be ecmpleted in a few months,
aud will he va tly superior to other works, most Of
which were complete long before General Grants
report was made.
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Railroad InteIIirenee.

NEW DEPor AT LAFAYKTTE.-The 7. W. &
W. r. R. Co. are building a large depot at
Lafayette which will be completed early in
the ensuing season.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-12

RAE.-There was a considerable fall of
rain in this region on Saturday and Sunday
nights.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-12

F~oRGERY.-A gentlemen from Meadville
informs US that a son of Squire johnson,
living three miles from that place, left
home on Friday Of last week with $4,000
which he had obtained from the First Ma
tional Bank, the Crawford County Bank
and the bank il Franklin, with checks
bearing his fathers signature, which the
seapegraee had forged. Officers were put
on his track yesterday. He has three days
start, but will probably be overhauled.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-12

O000bbls fresh GrOund Flour, some
HOUU choice brands OF red aud white wheat. for
familes'snd Fkar's use. For sale at reduced rates
bE luaS NArDNER. BURT 3 10.
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Dried AppIes-In-f4 fair trade demand at IzL
Gl3c, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-Firm. Pared 3Oc IMPAIRED,
halves. 2O925e; quarterss5sc.
POtatOes-Sales of Peaehblovs at 9OGe5c.
Beans-Held at s ,5O92,Oo for white. Demand
moderate.
Seeds-In fair demand. Sales 45 bu Western
Timothy at 50, s7H94,Oo; IS bu Glover at 81, OO@
$50.
Feathers-Prims live geese in fair request at
759sOc.
Lake Fish-Quiet and steady. No. I White
fish 5000 per half Dbl; No, 2 do $500; PickereI,
$3.50; Trout s7,OOa7,5 so; Herring 1925.
TaIIOW-steady at 1odIO&c for city and coun-
try-rendered.
SsII-Firm st s2,5 for Fine; S2,sO for coarse
OnondAga; Sass for Saginaw.
Ale and POrfer-We quote as follows: Pres
snt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock SIS, OO9I4,OO; Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream 81, 90; Porter s12, Goa
400.
HOps-Firm. Held at q range Of 4Ota65o for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
Halt-Barley Malt steady at 81, 4Odl,s 90 2 bu,
the outside price for prime No. 1 Canada.
Water L~Imc-MArkst firm st s., 90 for Akron
and Oswego.
Plaster-PoweIIs land plaster firm at sIl,5o
. ION. CAIcined $500 y Dbl.
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Elegant Cabinef-Size steel Portraits of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT,
GEN. sTOHEwALL JACKSON,
GEN. LOGAN,
GES. SHERIDAN,
GEN. J. E. B. STUART,
GES. ROBERTO. LEE,
GIN. SEDGWICK,
-REAR-ABMIRAL FARRAGUT,
Gas. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, and others.
This volume contains, in SEQ pages, double col
umn, thousands Of well-told stories Of adventure,
humoT, heroism, anecdotes OF leading men and
great generals, details OF great battles, prf.on
songs and prison Incidents, jokes, facetis, and bal
lad, from the Southern as well as the Union side.
The work affords an amusing and affecting, as
we'll as an entertaining, view Of every phase IN the
great conflict, and rs THE BOOK FOB ANY LEIsURE
DAY, BoUR, OF MoIENT."
1t is sold exclusively by subscription, and can
not be had except through duly authorized 4 gents.
Those desiring a copy should subscribe when the
opportunity is presented. 1t will never be for sale
in Bookstores.
Opinions of the Work.
"Mr. Moore's position as Editor of the Rebel
lion Record tOf which the lamented President
Lincoln said roo MUCH IN PRAISE CANNOT BE
GIvESl, especially fits him for the task he has 30
successfully accomplished in his delightfully."- enter
tanning ANECDOTES, PoETRY, AND IScIDESTs."
"Wsli-told stories enough 10 I'LL half a dozen or
binary octavos."
can heirloom for our children.
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"A Book TOR OLD AND YOUNG"
"ReadinE enough for every evening in the year,
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