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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05
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Cleveland can row boast cfthe addition Of
mountains and valleys 70 her beautiful land
sOape scene. She can now point with pride
to the variety Of her Seeneries, thank TO the
efficient (f) board Of Street Commissionsrs.
II any doubt our statement, let him take q
horse and buggy and make tour Of ObserV-
alton on Prospect street, and he will be con-
vincsd. Amors rough looking country can
not beimhgined. Avolunteer from Western
Virginia assured US that he had supposed
that that country was the toughest he ever
SaW-so much so that riAed cannons were Of
no use, for the reason they could not bO fred
more than twenty rods without hitting a
hill or mountainj but when he came and
took view of Prospect street, he had
changed his mind considerably about that
much-abused section of country. he thinks
II is now decidedly lsvel--reAlly quite res
Peotable compared to the tax-ridden Pros
Pect street.
Tho citizens on Prospect street, those who
have paid their share of taxes for the pur-
pose of fkeeping streets in order, are conSid.
ering the prOpriety of holding meeting for
the purpose of rendering their heartfelt
thanks to the Board of Street Commissioners
for apprOpriating their money to besutifY
and keep in order favored streets of from
Prospect, and thus allowing thatmagnihcent
roadway to revel in q state of nature. 1t is
to build gigantic mud monument,
to commemorate the memory of those great
men who constitute the Board Of Street Com
mis5ioners for the city of Cleveland, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio. But, unfortunately we
do not know the names of the tremendous
trio constituting that Board. Will somebody
please inform US, for sll should know to
whom they are indebted for this matchless
scenery of mud mountains, mud valleys,
mud lakes, and fathomless mud holes.
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sPRCIALN NOTICE.

he cold season is approaching, and your difhcul.
viii surely be worse and perhaps rendered M
RABLE.
There is no guess work In the examination or in
the administering of the Medicines for by the in
struments used there can be no mistake, and the
Doctor hesitates to inform the patient hiH
friends Of the TRUE state Of tbs case.
The Doctors parlors at the WeddeIl House are
thronged daily, many PERSONS coming from distant
States, and others who were disheartened By form
or experience and large sums paid TO quacks, here
and heslth, and that too BY paying very moderate
and reasonable charge. a
There Il no charge for consultation.
Doctor AIEB does not ours By mercury, oaustIos,
Iulnine bIstsring bleeding or any OF the practices
usually resOrtsd to in the treatment Of chronic dis
eases. The treatment d admirably adapted TO per-
sons who cannot take strong medicines; the efec;s
are prompt and permanent, and but few days trial
Will convince the most skeptical. The Doctor will
With pleasure name parties who can be seen and
oongeTEod with in thiE city, who have been cured
By his mode Of treatment. Those who are now
ampering with their Lives under the blind guidsncs
Of travelling -dootors or who are 6ying BY inch
ss under the hands Of phYsiOsns who do not under
stand the nature Of their disease or true mode Of
cure, delay no longer but while you have the pow
or sock in a rational way to regain your health
Those too, who waiting for the disease to 'Wear
or" think uhlle It iB tIme Of those who, like you
waited bot in vain and have gone before you. Many
thousands Of those who have gone down 10 the
grave with consumption might have been saved
bad they taken proper precaution and checked the
disease when Il was oatarrh or Inflammation Of the
throat. Proht By rejecting upon their fatal neg
lecf.
nsans- noT4:s75
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NEW YORR mAHRKr-Dec 4

/
| FLOUH-Market rnles Arm without any dscI' %
change, with fair export ant home consumption de-
m9nd. MAsksI closing quiet and 1rn.
Sales a 10 bbs 81 V5,2 A5 4U for rejected; IS $50
$40 for supsrne state S555G5 90 Tor extra state:
S5 40 for suDsrno western; S. 6J5 % for com.
men 20 medium extra western; S6,oa6,g0 for ship.
ping brands extra round hoop 0hios S6,UO9s,75 for
CANADA FIOUR-Market steady with mode.
rate demand. Sales Of $50 bbls at $50 for super
hne, N5r55G37,5O common to choice extra.
RYE FLODh-MaTket quiet ana steady with
moderate sales al t3bOG4.4O. "--
Op6N mEAL-Market quiet and nominally
WHISKY-Market less active bat without I'm
poItant changed. sales 250 bbls At 2Oa20xo
WHEAT-Market opened dull add CLOSED shade
easier with only moderate demand for export; i'd
eTs eHhIhit however no yTy pressing resire to re-
aliZe. Sales Of 5000 bush Chicago spJing at 81 20
q 2i 6,lO1 bush Racine spring at Is 50 90 bush
Ahlwaukee clnt at Sl,276gl,29; 1900 bush amber
lowa at Sl,29aI3Os 800 bu. b Ied state at Sl,5l<
300 bush winter red western at Slsl9l56; lg 90
bush amber Michigan 81 slr36Qll3s, tue latter for
choice; l2,sOO bush shile In LANA at SI-s5al al
10 bush white Mi higen u Sl,429l, ,4s 90 bush
Shte @ Kentucky OF Si,47i HsOO bush Canada club al
RvR-MArket rather easier Sales 1900 bush at
ssas6o.
ssAtkLEY-MArket withous decided change
Sales IS, ,2OJstate % 7s@7sc.
CORN-Markst opened a shade frmer and clossd
steady at about yesterdays prices. Sales l4sOl0 bu
at 54@63Ec for poo mixed western; 64965 for good
to strictly prime do; closing at 6i@64& ahOat and
OATS-Tull and heavy; sales at l5a4so for Jer.
sey, Canada. ,Festsrn and state.
FORk-Market Without important change,
Sale l66O bbls at S2 !0l3O0 for mess; S5Oe IS for
prime. Included IN the sales are 1000 bbI5 prime
nless deliverable in January at abouf 400.
1EEF-market more active and hrmer. sales 500
bbl5 at S4,OO4,50 for country prime; V50O5 20 for
country ms8si l,Oo@l2 90 fox rspaoked mess S3 50
@l3,s7E for sTIrn mess.
DK EssRD HOGs-Ir far demand at sLsz'4
64,76.
PHI1lR MESS RRRF-Markst Is inactive at
S:sOO610m.
SEEe HAH1s-Market quiet, SIsOOalB5O.
CUT mRATS-Dull; sales Of Is packages on
private terms a. 484Ao for shouldersi 4944c for
hams.
BACON-SIdes in good demand. saIes Ofl.6OO
boxes at 61fc fr Cuterland;64c long RIBBED 7c long
clear and IN short ribbed middles.
LiAR0-Market steady. SAlea 600 bbls ct SKA
g4c included in sales Of so bbs deliverable IN the
miCdle of January at e54c
BUTTER-Market RFmer at IL sl6o for Ohio and
l6 n23c for state.
OHEEsR-Market steady ats@so.
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% the mai ntensnes Of e happy and pros
porous Union, and being willing to manifest
such feeling on their part 10 them, and
that peace may pc restored to this distracted
country, and the Union and Consultation be
preserved and maintained, and Inviting the
cooperation Of the people of the aforesaid
States In the accomplishment Of this object
is desirable to each nd all,
Re5olged That Millard Fillmore, Frank
lin Pierce, Roger B. Taney, EdWsrd Everett,
Geo. II. Dallas, Thos. n. Ewing, Horace
Birney, ReYerdy johnson, John J. Oritten
den, Gee. E. Pugh and W. Thompson be and
they are hereby appointed Commissioners on
the part Of Congress TO confer with a like
number Of Commissioners to be appointed
oy the States Aforesaid, for the preservation
OF the Union and the maintenance Of the
Consultation, and that they report the result
Of said conference to Congress for approval OF
rejection.
ReSoiVsdI That upon the appointment Of
commissioners as hereby invited By said
States, and upon the meeting;of the Jyint
Commission, for the purpose Of conference
the Aforesaid active hostilisies shall Cease and
be suspended, and shall not be renewed, IN
less said Commissioners shall be unable to
agree; or in case Of an agreement By them,
said agreement shall be respected By Con-
gress or by the aforesaid States.
The resolution was laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Sumner, it was resolved
that the Secretary of War be requested to
furnish to the Senate copies of army general
orders in the military department Of the State
Of Missouri, relating to fugitive slaves.
Mr.. Hale submitted the following, which
lies over:
RssOlUsd. That the Committee on Judici.
aTy be instructed to inquire into the expedi-
sncy and propristy CT abolishing the present
Supreme Court of the United States, and es-
.sblishing instead thereof Supreme Court
10 pursuance Of the provisions of the Con
Ititution, which, in the opinion Of Congress,
will meet the requirements Of the Oonstitu-
ion.
Among the bills introduced were the fol- |
owing BY Mr.. Latham:
A bill TO establish a line Of steam mail |
hips between San francisco and Shanghai, |
ouching at the Sandwich Islands and Japan. |
A bill to authorize and facilitate mining |
'peratOns in the States Of Oregon and CALI
Ornia and the territories of the United States.
Adjourned.
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FROM RALTInInRR-

BALTMoRE, DEC. 4.
The Maryland Legislature organized to-
day by electing Mr.. Berry speaker of the
House, and GoldsbofOugh President of the
Senate.
The Governors message was transmitted
It is eminently loyal and patriotic. BE says
he has convened the Legislature in special
session in order that they may at once per-
form clearly the express will Of the people,
BY taking such stels as seem most effective
to vindicate the honor and loyalty of the
State, BY undoing, as far as possible, and
remedy the evils Of the Legislature of their
predecessors. He urges measures for the
payment of the States portion of the national
tax f,r the expenses of the war. BE says the
rebellion must be put down, no matter at
what cost, Our State must bear her share,
and he hopes it viii be done with no Mig
gard hand. He urges loan for the purpose;
also, that it is due to the pride of the House,
that immediate provision be made for raising
and equipping AsrYlaRds quota of volun-
teers for the war. He also recOmmepd5 the
Legislature for the summary punishment of
persons in Maryland who shall be convieted
of aiding or abetting, In any manner, those
who are in arms against the Government.
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sKATINa--The season has opened; on small
scale it is true, but still there is ice enough
to swear by. The ponds on the flats are re-
Joicing with boys, and the boys on the
ponds are as happy as need be with their
red cheeks. There is very beautiful quo
tation from the latin Grammar commencing
40 Puer, and continuing on for some time
in the same fine strain, which is especially
applicable to this case, and we are exceed
ingly sorry that We have forgotten it; but
in spite of all that, the youngsters are having
an excellent time in English, and great
many older people are envying them with
all their hearts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05
THE CITY.

Rev. Ma. CoEEAT's LEoTURE.-The audi
snce ct the Melodeon last evening was nO4
large, though it cOmPrehended many of our
most worthy citizens. The lecture was of
the character for which Mr.. C.'s productions
are celebrated-net abOunding in rhetorical
figures and finely rounded sentences, but Of
that impressive logic which leaves an irradi-
cable mark upon the mind Of the hearer.
His subject, "The National Emergency"
was thoroughly discussed, and the necessity
and policy of emancipation vigorously main
tanned. In answer TO the sophism, what
shall be done with the negro after he is
emancipated, Mr.. C. argued that We should
need them all-not one of them could be
spared. Great attention was shown through
outthe lecture, which was certainly of very
superior character.
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ANeIER HOUsE.-The following were
among the arrivals yesterday:
B. F. Baothler and lady, Boston; ]. P
Chaplin, New Philadelphia; ]. ". Palmer,
Detroit; E. Flagg, YOnkers, N. z; Hon. J.
B. johnson, Erie; A. N. Clark, Vermont
L. BraiDer, jr,, YermOnti sOlOman Field,
Nelson Millard, New York ". G. Hibbard,
Chicago; NJ. McPsrlin, wife and child, Ra-
VIENNA; 8. strsuder, Morrison, III; C. C..
Dernies, Auburn Hon. Jas. Miles, Girard /;
r. V. Hamett, New York; Mr.. E. B. Neal
aud lady, Salem; n. R. Barr, Buffalo: J. W..
Hannah, New York; @. W. Goldsmith, Con-
neont; Miss Alice Carey and Miss Lille
Carey, Delaware Mrs. COban, Delaware !;
N. Brewster, New York John N. Micall,
New York; g. W. Barker; New York; c. N.
Cutter, Superintendent Hannibal & st. Jo-
seph Railroad John Read, General Ticket
Agent b. &st. J. R. B.; ]. H. Clute, Super
intendent Pony Express Co.; 8. F. Brown,
schoolcraft, Mich; II. E. Smith and lady,
FOwlersville; J. B. Casey, Toledo; Miss
Alice Cunningham, Toledo; Mits Hurlburt,
New York ] G. WOrthingtOn, Cincinnati !
Miss Worthington, Cincinnati; Miss F.
Lowe, Dayton.
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RROli KFNTurKY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.
The Provost Marshal ordered all retail
liquor establishments to close at seven
o'clock every evening until further orders.
The department. Of the Federal troops in
large numbers which are in and around
Louisville, elicits The erconiuns Of every
body.
Capt. Jacob Ruchstuhl, who has raised
two cavalry companies for Col Bayls's Ken
tueky Cavalry Regiment, and who received
seventeen wounds in the Mexican war, was
yesterday elected Lieut.. Col. Of that regi-
ment.
A letter to the Democrat from Somerset on
the Cumberland liver, says Haskins' Federal
treops encamped near Somerset on the Cum
land river, were attacked by rebels, who had
planted artillery on the opposite side of the
river, Sunday lsst. The correspondent says
one rebel officer was killed, but gives no fur
ther particulars. The 3Tth and 35th Ohio
had come to relieve Haskins with artillery,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

NITTEEs FOR TRE ARN1.-The necessity
for Simplifying nittens to our soldiers is be-
ing pretty generally urged on the Aid sOci-
eties throughout the country, aud is really
ofgreat importance. A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial writes from Marion
as follows, which may prove useful sug-
gestion;
Ny attention has been called to an article
on ''clOth mittens," in your issue Of Friday.
The Aid Society Of this place finding it i'm
possible to furnish knit mittens, have man
ufactured from Shepherds flannel, lining
with the best quality Of Canton flannel, at a
cost Of fifteen cents per pair. Most of them
we're made with the fore finger.
A sample of them has been sent to the
Q. NJ. G. of Ohio, and received his approbe-
ton.
Cloth mittens, well made and we'll lined
will last longer than the ordinary knit NIT
tens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

EQUIPMENTS FOB THE Forty -FIFrH.-The
recruits for the new FOrty-Fifth, which is to
go into camp at Camp Wood, this city, will
be interested in knowing that the complete
equipments for the entire regiment, includ-
ing coats, oVercOatH, pants, boots, tents, cook
ing utensils, and in short, everything per-
tanning to the equipments, have arrived, and
will be taken to the camp to-day. Heresf-
ter, therefore, every recruit will be COM
Pletely clothed and fitted from the moment
Of enlistment. The regiment will go into
camp next week. The prospects for filling
it mp rapidly are good.
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FROaI lIIssOURI.

SEDALIA, No, Dee. 4
The country west of here is again report
ed to be oYenun with numerous bands of
from 30 and 70 men, who represent that
they are from Prices army. They enter
every mans house and carry of all the bed
ding, clothing and provisions, and they con-
fined and drove of all the cattle. The lsrg-
er gangs having teams and wagons to trans
port their booty. They will undoubtedly
run to Price as soon as they can steal enough
to supply their wants for the winter.
A detachment of cavalry left here this
morning, and we shall probably soon hear
Of some skirmishes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

ELE0TRIo BAFHs.-Dr.G .GibsOn's new cleo.
trio baths cure general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity These baths equaliEe the oirou-
lation and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfse-
ton to the siok. Tbs pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female oper-
stOr in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. jys
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FROM WASHINGTON.
y - I 4 = . 7 w
WAsHHeros, Dec. 4.

Special to Commercial.
Mr.. Salisbury, of Delaware, offered a res
OlutiOn to-day in the Senate to appoint Messrs.
Edward Everett, George E. P5gh, George n.
Dallas, Chief Justice fancy, and Others, as
Commissioners to meet a similar commits
sion from the seeded States, TO arrange for q
restoration Of the UniCn and cessation of
hostilities.
This resolution was greeted with laughter
in the Senate, and was laid aside.
Senator Wilson has introduced bill to
punish officers OF the army, or soldiers, who
shall return fugitives from slavery.
Not much real business will be transacted
in either House Of Congress before the com
mencsment of the new year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

WAFER TAKRRs TAKE EoTIoE THEREEoF AND
LET IT Be DOzE.-The superintendent of our
City WaterwOrls requests US to say that the
water takers may save themselves much in
convenience and expense by attending to
their. stop and water cocks every evening
during the continuance of the cold weather,
whereby the freezing of the water in the ser
vice pipes viii be prevented.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05
NATURAL MAGIOI

6upPose q case. Suppose you have sandy, rsd,
Whit triEEly, or flaming yellow hair. Supposo you
prefer light brown, rich dark hrOEn, or q raven
black. Wen, you apply (if you sre wiss)
CRISTADORO'5 EXOELsIUR HAIR DYE,
and IN 10 MINUTES your mirror shows you
WOEDERFUL TRANSFORMATIONS I I !
Every hair that few moments before was an un-
slightly tlemish, Is now element Of beauty. "a
nagnlhoent head Of hair Is the exclamation when
ever you uncover. 9he diferenos between
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Was net more striking than that between gray or
red bead in state Of nature and one in which this
emouE dye has been applied.
Manufastured b. J. Oristadoro, No. AEtor House,
EoW Eork. sold everywhere, and applied By aI Hair
Dreassrs.
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NEEHoco-HoV I,o7T-EoW R77ToI

AAEHccD-HoW LosE-HoW R1sToaHD.-
sWt publahed d = Sealed nnvelops, pries cents.
AAectufa On the Nature Treatment and radical
Ve.entary NmlEsions, Bexaal Debility, aad Imred.
iDsntl b Marriage generally. HorYOunssI, Oon-
7uuplion, Eplopay and Fits Rental and Physical
kncagacity, resulting rom sall-Aboss, &o.-By
RoBT. ,. OULVERWELL, n. d, Author e ths
eaEEH BsoE, a..
Dosn % Thousands oi euHorsrl." sent under
ssa q plain envelope, 70 any address, PosF PAID,
60 roosipt Of aix osnts or two postage 6thmvs, By
DR.. on. J. o. KLIEE.
n b0VsEYi New YoFh, Post once Box, tass.
soptsdkW3A
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sPHRREOTYPEs.-stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, q superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get a fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 253
Superior street, viii richly repay 10th citi-
zen and stranger. R27:tf
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FIEAEoIAL.-Proper cure for JEFF. Davis
financial dificulties-Give him necks-ten-
sion ian extension ).--LolsiS. jour.
If he can't get q necks-tension," we are
in favor Of giving him sHspeasiOn.-Co-
shoctoH a. &c.
Perhaps some Of our boys can draw on
him at sight" with their unerring rifles, be-
fore the war is Over.-Clsce. PlaiRdeGler.
The proper way to treat JEFF. financially,
is to get out q wrltof szsetrti0n against him.
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MORNING LEADER:
THURsDAR MORNING., DEC, 8, Is0I.


Rsttbsre 4 Eacsmann-Fsr the Holidays.
q RI, Gardner A Oo.-Brckwhsat Flour.
3 900 bbls Flour.
Wheat, Corn. 40.
Howden Colby & Co.-Good BuIiness.
}. O, Ayers-Aysr's Pllls.
Lyman 3 Little-Fsrns for sale.
Robert ouayIe-Found.
+. n. Keyos-Farm for Sale.
walsh EVans-Esmlly Groosriea. &C.
KSOssu a Gould-LOsaI NoHce
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ELOUR-sAlo5 90 bbls Ehito wasat ct Ss.iO; 81
do do at S5,l2Jf; and % Go DO ct Gi,s7H.
WHRAT-salss l car amber red ct CSC; 2 CARS
red at &c; cars white at SlOO and cars inferior
white atW,.
C0RN-sals Car at so.
OATB-Ssls car ct 27e.
HIGHWINEs-sslls 100 bBs at Iso. ZONE
holders ask 1910.
CHREsE-sals 80 boxes at B466e.
FRUITs-sAles oflOO bus dried apples ct sj6s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

10 RRsTORR TBE SICK TO HEALTH.
ne blood aust Be purided, aad all incidents are
e1sloss WhiSh d. not posses the quality Of sdulN.
tag the blood to disehags its impurities into the
boWals BsAndsth'h Eills possels this quality In =
high degree, aud should hO IN evs-y family, They
aro equally usefal fsr ohidr.n and tdults adapted
g both sexes ard innocent bread, Jet most
eGsoligs ~ a medicine.
Ihs Hon. Jacob BsysIs Of Springvlle, Ind. writes
. Dr. Braadeth, under date Of Nay II. 1851:
~ have used your inTaluabls Vegetable Universal
F5 IN ny ianily since MSS they have always cared,
even when other medines were Of no avail have
hoi n The means Of my neighbors using hundreds Of
dollars' worth and satisaed they have received
thouEAud Pc cent in blessed health through their
ule ThsF ars used In this rCgion for Bilious and
Liver Diseases, Fever and Ague and In all rhsumat.
e ctssa with ths most perfect In fact they
are the great rsl aaos In sickness, and trust your
ytns1abe life may be long spared to prepare sI-
eellent u dioine for the use Of mao. Please
nend ne your lowest Price By tbs gross"
Bold By A. Gardner, 10 Superior street, OIsVs
had, Ohio and b. AL respectable dealers in medi-
oinsl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

EUCLID PLACE DRUe sToRE.-Keegan 4
Gould are doing nice business 6 the corn
or of Euclid and Erie street. Call on them
if you wish q prescription carefully put up
or anything in the drug line.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05
FROM sPRINGFIELD.

A powder mill explosion occurred at Yel-
low Springs, nine miles from here, at 5
o'clock this evening. The shock of the ex-
plosiou was stongly felt here. We cannot
hear the particulars of the explosion to-
night
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

An AEoNALT.-The following dispatch
from Milesian gentleman to the New York
Times, announcing an accident which had
occurred to one of our seamen, presents
rather an anomalous fact:
es1R-Your brother was slightly wounded
this afternoon by the bursting Of & shell in
his head"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

LAEeE ISSUES OF ovERoOATs.-Within the
past sight days, ten thousand OvercOaiS have
been issued 10 regiments located in different
parts Of the State, and the same number viii
be issued within the next fortnight.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTIoE.-The Library of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be open hereafter
on Saturday afternoon from to O'Clock,
for the purpose Of drawing books. All those
having books belonging TO the Library a-e
requested to return them at that time.
pov3O.9R4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-05

CRAWFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of senecs street
bridge. P. O. drawer III.
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FROM BALTIMORE.

hALIINORLI DC. ..
Gen. Mcclellan paid flying visit to his
family at Parkton, Baltimore county, this
morning. He passed through this city this
evening, returning to Washington BY special
train.