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NEW XORA m-AHKE4-Doo, "A

-
ELyOUR-Markst heavy and lower.
80 iT sGpsrhns stsssi VsoSs.S i5f STtFaa state;
-. Redium extra western; 81 80 ior SSiP.
men =, eStrn round hOoB Ohio; MtoaS,75 Tor
CANADA XII hodsrsts business, sale.
sS1 obs a. sss5Ss ss sqPerAnsi ss,@sT'o for
'o RYE 'Pi iSSS III 4 S-,ss APa without
o0EN MESL-Msrkst quiet and nOmi 10 Tn
WafsKH-Markst slightly in favor ofbuyers.
Sees 100 bels 81 ls9z0c, chiefly l9el9H.
sales Of 700 bush Shicaaso spring At so; IS00
hush M1lWsuAss club At 81 SaIgs2; 1909 bush choice
at 81 sol 40, ana hoo bush amber Michigan at
e gR-Msrkst firm. Sales $500 bush At 3.
4 DORN--HArkse rules heavy and defining
SAILS 500 bush IN store at ssci SaOat mixed west
sRnLRY-ouIst end nominally unchanged.
NAT8-Market dan and heavy Baia g &B42c
for 'sssy, SsSese' v ISiSs1f 1 @sss4itsl chance
f0Hh Ne a sl2S@n7s for ness S,2S9esoO
for PRIMO. steady and una. Sales are 20
~ <eoSptT RT1aE S1So,sG l2s
6L3,s7h Tor extra mess, Il .wS-Ad - SIS
Tor extra ness and army beefW- ser -
7'Sslt;zS tRs Sr@sr; .Is for tho Ia. Nstat Slsa&
BIKE HAhDS-hArkG steady at SI4.h
DUE .mRAfS-Msrkst dun and nomtns. "
S9scS2 Tor shoulders; AH8eko for hams.
~ y, ~ hhd mEAL5 -harEet rather quiet - !,
private terms.
BACON-SidsI moro active. Sales 400 hoxsu At
64c for western, ribbed middles; 7kc Tor lonF rib
bsd do, Z4g7H short ribksd do, and 7&as short
cl-ar
DRESSED H~OGS-Markst very arm Sales At
81, 23G6rO0 western and eity.
LAhD.market m re setvs and shade easier.
Sales 800 bbls ct sGsHc No. /, I HGsp prime kstiIs
BUFFRR--SslHng at HAZE for obio a.,
l612Oo for state. Market quiet and prices sighfiy
OHRRsE-Markst steady At 5xaso.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a.
The Memphis Appeal of the 18th. has the
following Richmond correspondent wbi.b
says that in addition to the S25OO 600 anne
pristed by the Confederate Congress for ~
relief Of the Charleston sufferers. the Leo;g-
lature of Virginia will appropriate 5000 oo0
Collections also were taken up in All he
churches on the 18th.
The correspondent says to such a riObtfnI
extent has violence increased In Richmond
that that city bids fair to become ss infsmoDa
as ever Baltimore or Naples Was, Sbootinos
and Standings were every day Occurrences
Ebe Appeal publishes teleeraphio reDortz
Of the foreign news, and remarks what viii
oe the course Of tie trembling tyraut At
washington, we are unsble to say, but pre-
sumo he D his sstute advisers viii refnsa
TO a up the Gauntlet 80 fesrlessly offered
by Great Britain. We think the sation ~
the Federal Government viii engeader such
q state sentiment in France and England ss
to secure q speedy recognition of southern !
independence.
The rebel account of the Green River
ngnt places the FederallO loss at 20 killed and
wounded, and the rebel loss at Z killed and J |
mortally wounded. Some exsQeratiou char
acterizas the report of the battle at Camp Al
leghany, Western Virginia. Gen. hilrov &
reported killed; Federal loss set down At 900
killed. The rebels acknowledge 20 killed and
81 wounded.
The Appeal rejoiced at the mevements of the
radical sbolitionisis in Congress. SpeskiDg
ofemancipation schemes of Stevens. BINGHAM.
sherman and others says, our people rather
ike this species Of Legislation, in azmuch as
It wins victories for as which bayonets. bul-
lets would be tardy to achieve.
Fort smith news, Dec. 18th, has diseour-
aging news from the Indian country. The
Greeks, OheTokees and Seminales are deser-
ting the rebel cause. Large numbers have
Joined Opo'pheyholc, whe has encauped
about Big OAK Bend With about fer thous.
49, ilGIans, well armed with riaeq, revolt
vers, knives and aye naked to the waist.
To oppose this force the rebels had a small
force under Col Cooper, who was ~elamorous
for reinforcements. A battle was daily ex-
peeted, as the two armies are only q few
miles apart.
The New Orleans Delta, ofthe nth, says
the naval commander of the Federal feet for
babe the transmission of Gen. Phelps proc
lamaton ashore, and threatened to fire into
any boat that attempted to carry 1t.
The Fort Smith News Of the 18th learns
from the telegraph operator at Fayetteville,
that about loo Union men had been arrested
in Madison and Carroll counties.
The Nashville Union Of the 18th has the
gratifying assurance that Lineoln's message
has produced q complete revolution among
Union men.
The Georgia Legislature has appropriated
$1,000 600 for the relief of Charleston.
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Presenfation 70 n. Noulnsbnm, Ksq.

Presentation % 3. NOttinshnm, EsQs
A very pleasant party wss gathered at
the Angler last evening to witness a pleas
ant presentation affair. The invited guests,
-umborfns perhaps one hundred, were
seated IN ths PaFiors, end Henry Noting
ham. ESQ. the e.SHde9t and popular Super
intsndent Of the Cleveland szd Erie Rail-
read, sent for. Upon his entrance be vas
grssied BY Hon. R. F. Paine, who in the
name Of Capt. D. B. Clayton, of the 7th
Ohio, and an old employee of Mr.. Noting
hams, presented him with an elegant and
substantial gold headed cane, as q token of
friendship and respect. Mr.. Paine elo-
quently alluded to the ability and energy
requisite to a successful performance of the
duties devolving upon q railroad superin-
tendent, and to the ability with which Mr..
Nottingham had filed the various positions
he had held in the c. G. 4 O., and the G. &
E. Roads.
Mr.. Nottingham replied in a few sppro-
pirate and feeling remarks, expressing his
thanks for the cant and his regard for the
donor. He thea called in Hon. John Broueh,
Presidento of the BellefonLaine Line, to speak
for him. Mr.. Brough, being thus called out,
made an exceedingly interesting little
speech, alluding to the vast extent and i'm
p%ortancs of the railroad system, the labor
which had been called Into requisition in
perfecting #, and especially reviewing the
history of Ohio railroads. In 1888 Mr..
Brough had been a member Of the Legisla-
ture. Several bills were presented for an
extension Of the canals Of the State, but he
had opposed every one, and in q speech in
the House in March, 1888, he had made
two predictions that the man had then ar
rived at maturity who would ace & railroad
from the Atlantic to the Mississippi, and the
child was hen in its cradle which would see
q railroad from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
For these predictions he was sccounted in
sansly wild and visionary. Mr.. Brough'G
remarks were eloquent and received with
hearty applause.
The company then adjourned to the tables
which Taylor had set, where every desira-
bic eatable and the purest sparkling drinka.
bles we're found in prOfuHiOn. Here tOasLl
were given and responses made, and q gen
ial, happy tine was had.
There is no moro worthy railroad officer in
the land than Mr.. Nottingham, and this tes.
tmonial is but one token out Of many thai
he has received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

PRESENTATION TO A TEAoHEH.-Fe5tarday
afternoon, Mr.. Edward P. Hart, Principal Of
the Rockwell Street School, was surprised
by a visit from his pupils en- mGsSs, who
proceeded TO still further surprise him by
making 3 Christmas present Of an elegant
dressing case supplied with all the little
symphonies that go 10 supply the needs Of
Shether bachelor or benedict. The
po.tw.n .Saal school, under charge Of Mr..
IagsrSOll, Prseeptress, is one
- -. Of that ward may be
proud, and we are glad
labors appreciated by his pup.
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TELEGRAPHIC
REPORTS REGARDING MASON
AND SLI0ELL.
Runners Of Their Departure
For England.
They Did not go by Europa.
MISSOURI MATTERS.
The Destruction OF Missouri
Railroads.
HOW THE DAMAGE WAS DONE.
Prices army Retreating
Southwark.
Condition Of Affairs in New
Mexico.
ivy DAW HV1 % U -U~P"
MISSOURI MATTERS.
HOW THE DAMAGE WAS DONE.
Condition Of Affairs in New
Mexico.
Last Nights Report,
FRO1I NEW YORK.


HEW YoRE, Dec. "A.
me London Times ssys Q private letter
f,o,, RioS IaneIro, states that Gen. Webb, the
American Minisss7. had cent an order to the
Brazilian Government that the Governor OF
Yaranhaw be superseded for hsTing alloweu
coal to be supplied to thu pirate Sumter.
A report is quite current in the streets
this morning that Slidell and Mason are to
be restored to liberty, and sent forward to
England at once. by the Europe. The sour
ces from which this information il said 70
be derived, are French with some eonforma-
ton from those who are supposed to have
unusual facilities for early Information from
English connections, though the report may
prove unfounded.
"hs Express states 8 rumOz this P. n.
an interview which Lord Lyons
says that H. the latter read q letter
had With Mr.. Sew -Itten to Minister
70 MIN that he had ". sid that 1
AEsns ten days ago, in which he md
he b. atsn Government claimed Msso,
3lidell loon the grond of Illegal csD,T-.
nd as cont airy to the Law of Nstiona oH
would consider the surrender as settii1, -
for both Governments. tbev Eo1IS
70 gived up on request.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

LET IT BIZ REMEHBERED-That tonight the
talented sisters, the Webbs, give n Of their
elegant entertainments at the Academy of
Music. These young ladies, who drew such
large and sdmiring audiences during their
visit to this city a few weeks since, will be
gladly welcomed back to the city. A most
amusing prOtesn piece is on the programme.
THE Overwhelmingly Minstrels had
a full Christmas ave house, and well did
they deserve it. Any one who Is fond of
good music and a hearty laugh should at
tend at the AelOdeon this evening. The
operate portion of the performance is con-
siderably better than the original:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

CLEVELAND mARKRT-Doo. 24.
FLOUR-Sslss % bbls whlts at $50. and g bbh
rcd Vhsat q. $40. psg5
WHRAT-Msrket Is szeosdlngly dull. Sale one
c rTed wheat at go.
OAT8-HO sales. and but little inquiry for them.
CORN-sal'S Of 49 bush ct SsHe. But Little IN
quIry for osrall Of any kind.
DRESSED HOGs-saes It s. OS2f3.
HGHWINRS-l5 to I6Ee.
EGGS-slss Of u bbls ct MA.
LARD-stsady. No sales reported.
CREsR-Firm at sH9so for large slss good IL
boxes.
DRIED APPLEs-Eo sales. Green in fair de-
maad at D-i Is ranging from 500 TO sl,o PER Dbl,
according to quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

~SHAKsHEKRH As A FIHAECTER--Dr. Nc
Keuzie, Of the Philadelphia Press, attribu-
teS to Shakespeare an octave phamphlets date
1857, entitled 'fsuggeStiOns on Money "a
Letter tohsr Most High and Mighty sover-
ing Lady Elizabeth, by Mr.. VS." This
vas At the time Of the Armads and the
~thrsstsned spanish invasion. Mr.. "W. s."
proposed that Queen EliEsbsth should issue
paper money Is the representation Of value,
which would take the place Of gold and sill
yer, be Reasonable in gold in London and
the cities, and be receivable for taxes. In
fact, ~Rhakspeare, who was considered in adj
Tuaoo Of his time, suggested The formation
Of q natiOnsl bank and the issue Of paper
money.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ABEAUTITUL PREsEET-Fathers husbands,
brothers and lOVersl there is nothing in
the line of presents for Christmas or New
Years that would be As acceptable, or do as
much good 70 your daughters, wives, sisters
and s~Weethsarts as n Of Browns suspen-
sion waists and improved skirt supporters.
You can End them ct Freeman a Kelloez's,
Hover a Higbee's, Mrs. Portsr's, "a senecs,
or at Is1 Ontario street., over MOOre's Aue
ton Store. All waists exchanged that do
not ct. IfYOu don't believe it try It once.
EOREIs 4 s~HETE1ELD,
ProprietOrS and Manufacturers,
1S1 Ontario street Cup stairs.)
dec2s.sss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25
FROM MARYLAND.

HILIANsPoRT, DEC. "a
The rebel fores that threatened this point
probably does not exceed 1000 men with 4
pieces Of artillery.
Intelligence received here yesterday from
the other side of the river, shows that the
rebel commander being foiIed in all his at
tempts, has Withdrawn his entire force to.
wards Martinsburg, leaving only 8 or 4com-
panies as pickets.
The Beth Illinois Regiment having recei7-
ed arms, Is now at Hancock.
Gen Kelley's advance guard extends to
that place, besides guarding the railroad all
the way from Cumberland.
J. B. Wharton, q relative Of Ex-senator
Mason, residing at Clear Springs, is under
arrest for attempting to bride 8 picket to
carry q dispatch TO the other side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

- The Rev. J. N. Gill delivered his
lecture on Scotland" last evening at the
u P. Church, Erie Street, to an intelligent
and aPpreciative audience. The Reverend
gentleman confined himself almost exclu-
siVely to what he had seen in his travels
through that country. The lecture, which
was entirely different from anything we
have heard on the same subject before, was
delivered in an eloquent, instructive and
interesting manner, and listened to through
out with marked attention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

CHRn4IAS AssOoll4tOE.-Rev. ]. h. Smith
lscturod last evening at the Academy of
Music. The attendance was as large as il
would naturally be in 3 city whore the tai
ents Of the Reverend gentleman are so
veil known and 50 highly appreciated Is
hey are In Cleveland. The lecture was an
exceedingly interesting one, and few were
present but came away with new ideas Of
the years 1870 and 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

COHcERT.-This evening q grand Christ
mas Festival viii be given by the children
of the Erie Street Baptist Church at the
church, snd a pleasant time viii it be. The
little ones will sing some Of their sweetest
songs, and enjoy Christmas TO the fullest ex-
tent, as win all the older people who are
wise enough 10 attend. The proceeds of the
Festival will be devoted to procuring a Ii
bTary for the school.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

A NEW oRRs.-One hundred active young
men wanted, to serve as Prisoners Guards
on Johnson's Island (near sandusky City,.
See advertisement in this paper. For partic-
ulsTs call at Stewards, corner of Bank and
Frankfort streets, or at the Franklin House,
West Side. 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

FURs FOB TIE HOLLIDAYs.-Messrs. E.
stair & Co., 245 Superior street, have receiv-
ed q splendid stock Of Furs for the Holidays,
which they are selling fully 20 per cent be-
low last years prices. Messrs. Stair & Co.
are noted for keeping the best Furs In the
market. All who wish the best Furs at the
lowest prices, should esIl and see their stock.
decI7-S6e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

AEoTRrR Pr, sSNT.-In our Christmas 30
tice vester5sv vo =, cited to speak Of ont
thing which is emphatical.T me tnine Tor
Christmas present, viz one o. ~ 'no. B.
Halls elegant homeopathic mediciLs eases-
HyOu happen to be of the other persuas.au
in medicine, DR.. Hall has q store of fancy
articles of all kinds that cannot fail to fall
Into some niche among your wants which is
yet untitled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

KEEP YoUR FEET DRY.-This is the
weather for people to take cold OccasiOned
BY damp feet. To prevent this use Lsrter's
Waterproof Composition for boots and shoes,
which is warranted imperviOus to snow
water. Manufactured at 100 Superior St.
See advertisement. st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25
DIKE's B OORDLAL,

PRICE rs OENTsi
GVEBF BOBDIER BHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE
W srRnra 4
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FROM -WAsHINGTON.

WAsHIHGroE, Dec. "a.
Special ON. z. Commercial:
It is not expected that Congress will trans
act any more business until after New
Years.
The Mexican Treaty is before the Senate
COMMITTEES, bat viii not be reported upon
until after the holidays.
Gen. Lander has recovered from his
wounds received at Leesburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

EHcE's CoHET.-This comet, well known
TO astronomical students and observers, is,
ct present, visible in the constellation Pc
gassus. It can be seen By a telescope of
moderate power. It's revolution around the
sun Is performed in a period much less han
that Of any other known visitor of the neb-
ulous character. The average time Of rs
revolution is forty months. It will reach
the point IN It's orbit nearest the sun, about
the sixth Of February.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

~ Catawba Grapes, fresh and perfect
as when taken from the vines, can DO had
at Gilbert & Pease's, Ontario street. They
have also a very choice lot of turkeys and
chickens, bought expressly fOrthe holidays.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

THE sBERMAH BRIGADE.-This Brigade,
2,I0O strong, and IS hHe body of men ply
sically and in point of discipline Is have gone
from Ohio, left Mansfield Wednesday and
yesterday, en- route 70 Paris, Kentucky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

81 The prics Of ths MoREIHs LsADHE 70
news agents ia One Dollar and Fihy Cent?
PER hundred, snd no deviation under any
circumstances
The postage on the LHADEsi 10 ESwi
Dealsrs, q Ons-fourth ofa can't per copy.
We would prefer that parties RENTING
postage stamps should Sond n n and Shros
cent iraisad Of larger denomination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

CRLEFoRDG RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal Of him. His CHIPPEWA" Is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer 1T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

Il%g The shOW Of bosfand mutton SIPT0-
berts, Ontario street Is superb. Nothing
superior to It has been sean in Cleveland in
a long time. Go early and see the splendid
display before ho commences giving out the
quarters 10 his numerous customers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

RUNAWAY. "A runaway took place :"
Euclid Street this morning, which was rather
exciting for q time, but ended in nobody
hurt and q broken wagon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

~ The Seamen of Cleveland are re-
quested to meet at the Methodist Church,
corner of Church and Hanover Streets, West
Side, on Thursday evening next, at Z o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

~ J. B. Halls Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public aquare.
Nov s-R IL
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FROM KANsAs.

ATcH1soNi Kansas Dec. a.
Orders have been given to several aqents
Of the Overland Nail Company to take 20
more express freight fom any source IN.
Ill further orders. This is IN consequence Of
the company having been fined By the Gov
eminent for reported neglect Of mail matter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

GRATs' ARNORT.-The Grays invite their
friends to party at their armory this
"wednesday evening. The Grsys will
spare no pains to make the party agreeable
to all who attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25
A CHRIsTmAs CARROLL.

A CHRISTMAS CARROLL.
The shepherds went their hasty way,
And found the lOwly stable shed,
Where the virgin mother lay;
And now they checked their eager tread,
For, TO The babe that at her bosom chung,
A mothers song, the virgin mother sung.
They told her, how q glorious light,
Streaming from heavenly throng,
Around them shone. suspending night
While, sweeter than a mothers song,
Biest angels heralded the savior's birth,
Glory to God on high and peace on EARTH
Yhe listened to the tale divine,
And closer still, the babe she pressed;
And while she cried "the babe ia mine,'
Tie milk rushed faster to her breast.
Joy rose within her like q summer morn.
Peace, place on earthl The Prince Of Peace il
born, CoLEoIDGE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

Lava TIP GAS BURHERs-of an improved
pattern from those recently put in the street
lamps, for sale at rs cents each, by
". P. Foee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25
FURs, FURs.
THIS MORNING. BIZ EXPRESS,

for
CHRTSTzAs AND NEE YEARS P~RRsRHTs,
by
Z. STAIR & CO.,
245 Superior street.
We have reduced the price Of our Furs-
now is the time to buy. E. STAB + Co.
FURs are the best Christmas present you
can buy for your wife, mother, sister, or
friend. E. sTAIR & Co. are selling splendid
sets at unparalleled low prices. dtd
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FRQm Bus rnN-

BOsroS, Dec. "a.
Nothing is known in Boston in regard to
Mason and Slidell leaving in the Europa to-
monow, and the rumor to that effect is doubt
less ~unfounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25
NATnRAL MAGICI

oUposs . ca5e. suuDoss you have red HsndJ'
Whate, grizzly, or hasing yellow hair. sUppess ycu
pro1r . light brown q rich dark brown, or raven
biack- Wen, you sUlJ Of you are Eise)
CRBTADOROis EXOELsIOB HAlE DYE
snd IN 70 minunss your mirror shows youa
WGEDHRFUL TRANSFORMATION III
zEsTT hair that = Nv moments before vas an IN
Grhtg bismish, q noE an eismsut Of beauty. "A
magllfcaBt head Of hair ID the eIelamston when
sEar y0u unoover. Ihs didsreRoe between
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
wsaot more striking than that between a gray OF
-rvfhead IN state Of nature and one in which this
amous dye has been WFiiod-
Mauassstured b. J. OristadOEos MOI Aston House,
Hsg YORK. oOA sT0ryWhers, aud ABplisdbE all Hair
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25
C0NGRkssIONAI.
WAsHIEGToE, Dee "A.
EFEATH

Several petitions we're presented praying
for the emancipation Of the slaves of rebels
without compensation, and those Of loyal
masters with compensation
Howe gave notice that be would intro.
duce a bill to amend the fugitive slave law.
The Senate then went into Executive Ses-
sion.
On the opening Of the doors the Senate
adjourned until Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25
IN ApHERIInRMHNNA
O. webb-Aoa&Smy Of Muiie.
Z c5ulss-AJeertissd Lstters.
Norris 4 Observation-Disclosures Notice.


Oitilons wishing convoyanos % either Of the
above Trains or B0atg, will be sailed for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving
their Uddress ct the Omnibus Once, LAT Superior
sf2eet, next door 70 the Weaden HOUSE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

@-J. B. Cobb & Co. have the finest and
most magnificent lot of books in this city
for Christmas and New Years gihs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25
FOR h HOLIDAYS
LADIES' FURs.

We have received within the last few days
g large assortment of Ladies' and Misses
Furs, expressly for Holiday Gifts.
Our prices sFe unusually low and remark
able satisfactory.
L, BENEDICT & soE,
Dec. II; 1853 20I Superior street.
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CHICAGO z "a

TBE zELBaRAFH.l
FLDUR-Markst dun.
WHEASmarket quiet and unehaneAd- Sale,
st69s tor No. l. 65G6Ec for No. 2 In store.
C0RN-Market shade nrmeF. SALES a. 8R2sAc
for mixed in store.
OATS Market sctiys.
mEsS . RA-Nominal at S9,25agsO.
Beet Cattle are in good demand.
HOGS-Receipt5 light market firm
32QO0 bus corr.
RxCHANGE-on Nsw York, firm At H@Hspre-
MUM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

~ Diaries for 1862 of all kinds-Eor sale
BY J. B. eObb& Co.'S, 24I superiOs street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-25

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