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BOAT TICKETS TO ResT0N
Good via anS Of tha bsat Lne4
Two Dsly Connections from Harrisbus II
Baltimore and Washington.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRCVFE-AA
TRANSFERS FEEE
7AIE ALWAYS As Low IL BY AHT
QTEER ROUTE.
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TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL MAZE
OFFICES.

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Fsrtea from Philadelphia New Yo.k. Boston er Bei
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81. 7oyts CT the Northwestern Lake,
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tton their fEetzht wltE this C,rpanJ relJ VIZ
oo.2r e.ce on its speedy transit =
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fD the West hy The FenusJlysn!e Railroad are zt Al
In {. favorable 5 sra -harged h1 Other R2lIoeG
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&TATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
ye1bef Term, 4 D. 1861. KdEa7d 8. MARTA Is.
Samuel D WeAkley.
Weak1ey that witt Of attachment Issued nut q the
otsce Of the Clerk Of Cook County Ct1calt Court,
oI The ssid Edxard Ma1tn aad against the estata
tet n Thousand Two Eunored and Four III Dollsl1 I'D
Twenty Flse Cs1ts ai5ecteq to he sh.rtf Of Cook
Now. u ere lore, unless you. the said Samuel b.
Nesf,e{ shan p rsonally be aid appear betose taa
"a, Of the re1t Tern thereof to bs Eolden at tie
Court Honee in the Cits Of the third Mon
PLEAD TO the said plaintiffs action. 1ndg ment WIN b
eptret aRaI YOU and r favor Of The said Edward
nsy be mt to sattefy ths sald Judgment and
contB ill be sold 70 Eausiy the EaEe-
WM L. CHURCH Clers.
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From THE YATES FHALANX,

d1caiting 0rders-Pfospects Of a Norenseut-
Death Of q Lieutendnt-F Ftsit to Secesh Cap.
ture Of Nttitd7y Goods Pursuit under diff
cultlts"-I7iioN len Jubi.unt.
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INSURANCE. Company. Of Brooklyr, SsH YsrS.
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:-fhe amopnt Of cs;tai stosS pad IN IS: io9
ASSETS:
1E1-eaSh On 5aae aAo IN bsnS aso Ii 6aaos
99-ReaI Estate untncomss1ed- none.
81. snt 4th-Debta due the Ccmpsny, secured
ty Bonds and Morgaeea, worth
double the amount Of E.ortgage...-... 3e,tG.t0
ssa-Bapk and ot1e5 etocss 9ts501
ett-pebts due foE Prsmlu ...........-..-. a93n
ite-An othir securities. 4,s95.75
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Locnes adjusted and rot que. l91lco
tosses u Tat:tGS 1oI 1uIt :er proof 5000
.,,,t+,. -
Total LIABILITIES. hS01 90
HrOokJvn y December S1st 1sG0.
TEESIS j. BEEGEE President
JAMES B. TuoXPsoE JE BeCfetarg.
AGDI1pH VFFICE, SIAIk VF ,I4MeIISo1s.
Springfield. Fehrua1y IL E6l-
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4z4A4 advertisements.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF C0nK SIS Circuit Court Of Cook County,
November Term 1861 Ebel 1onsnt Y5 James NJ
Hesfa haqerva Beers, Seth c. Rspgoed and Ralph ".
Affidavit Of the nonresidence Of Jsnea II Besrs
and saperga FesTE def-ntants ab sva named, 1ay1ng
been n1ed IN the office Ct tns Clerk Of raid Circuit
fsa lanes & B ers e. sHd md Manerss Beers t1a! satd
the Chancery side tn recf On The Isnth a7 Of Au-
Eqst lsS!, asd thft Eummois tsereuoon Issued out
the drst Msaeay Of september, ISL AZ Is by law
CURED.
nerve Peers. thall personally be aid appear bef
IT'D G1eu G9a1t q c.o5 ouat{ On ths nsst aaS of
saEe II ta1d Cousty on tee 1rst Monday of January
Arts bill p!a1nt the and the matters and
thirfs therein ceaEEt and stated E1ll be taken
t1g to the pray er al 6aid bill.
NM L. CHURCH, CLERK.
j Il. MiYEpE<. CttnUi'tSf Eofr. h23S IN
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NEW KORR mAHKEF-Doo. Is

- AAAAAAAE4aA
FL0UR-Market opened firm but after Jnra,
news became heavy and closed Sc lower.
sales lSiOO bbis % v5,25N5,s5 for rejected; 5000
S3,40N5,45 for supsrhne western; E5,65a5s5 for com.
men 10 medium extra western; 81. for SSis,
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S5,OOa6,75 foI
CANADA FLOUR-Market a shase easier with
moderate demand. Sales 65 bbls at S5,4O05,55 foI
supelnnei eoilO94t5O for common to choice oXtra. =
A1k ELOUk-Market is quiet and steady al
CORN NTRAI-In fair request. Sales 100 bbls
extra western at $3.50.
WHISA Y-Market without decided change -
Salea 1910 bbls at DH020Ho.
WHEAT-Market opened very firm, but after
tue JnrRsnews came to hand the market became
heavy ana closed dull az &c decline Sales Chicago
0lySAGlrS4i 1850 amber Iowa st 81, IS; 1910
winter red western at 81 ,400l,43; 1901 bush choice
white aichigan at $50
HKE-Market quiet at s30s5c.
6AhLhK-Aarket quiet ard nominally I'M
OORN-Market opened heavy and olosed lac
lower. Sales $500 bush at G6G067c for good to
snolee mixed western anoat and in store.
ada, western and state.
PORK-Market little more active, but prices are
without material change. Sales 1900 bbls ct 9l2, $50
l2.75 tor mess; S6,6009,O for primo.
BBEE-Marke quiet and hrm. Sales are 100
Dds at tisOS4s9O for country prime; f5,OOa5,5O for
country mess; Sll,509l2yOO for Fepacked mess; SIs,75
nl3,S7R for extra mess.
feline mEs5 BKKF-Ma-kst firm at $500
3EEF HAnIs-In fair demand. Sales Of prime
western at $500.
DIR EsSED HOGs-Market steady. Bales at
S4,0,@4,75
UUF mBAT8-Market inactive. Sales at AKA
454c for shouldern: I4a616o for hams.
ShOk ED MEATS Market quiC- and nomi-
nally unchanged.
BACON-Sides a little more active. Sales go bxs
a part for future delivt ~ at64@1c for western, city
aud OumheTland middles; T874o for long ribbed
do E6@74 for short ribbed do.
bAHO-Markot a shade hrmer. Sales $50 bbIs
at 8G96c.
BuTTER--SeIing at Hel5c for Ohio, and
l6fZlc for state.
UHEPsE-Market steady at 5K@so.
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Our Hal, T,hie

THOUGHTS on Holy SCRIPTURE. By Francis
Bacon, Lord Chancellor OF England. Com
piled by Rev. John 8. Hall.
We cannot speak too highly Of the great
service which the Rev. Mr.. Hall has done
in his compilation Of the above work. The
testimony of Lord Bacon, on whatever sub
jet, hes and will always command the ear
nest attention and admiration Of the think
ing world, and no nobler duty could be I'M
dertaken by any one han that of presenting
10 the world, in a form accessible 10 all, the
conclusions Of his profound wisdom. Par
tiealarly is this the case with regard to his
reflections upon the Bible, (which he wrote
much, and doubtless thought more. The
volume before us, 40 We are informed by the
preface, is the result of the explorations Of
Bscon's writings, in which the Scripture
morsels scattered through them are picked
up, and so arranged, in connection with ap-
Propriate texts, as to form easy consecutive
reading, and to compose a convenient hand
volume. And it is to be supposed that multi
tudes who, for various reasons, decline pur-
chasing the entire works of Lord Bacon, may
yet avail themselves of this aggregation of
his more serious and religious thoughts"
Lord Bacon is high authority upou the
perpetual question of the Legitimate RelA-
ton of Reason to Revelation" And what
he has advanced on this topic may be read
lily turned to in this volume. It is, there
fore, a book hat we would introduce TO the
attrntiOn of every intelligent reader, espe-
cially of every religious, thinking man. Ev-
cry page is golden ore, ready wrought out
and fit for use.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LoU1svMJE Dec. ls.
The recent MumfOrdsYine engagement.
considering the d~isproportion of the num-
beTs, proves themOst brilliant Federal victory
yet achieved. Four companies about 35O
men, of Willieh's regiment Leo by Lieut.
Col. Won Webers, drove back over 5000
rebel cavalry, artillery aud infantry.
They were first attacked by a regiment of
rebel cavalry whom they repulsed and fol-
lowed, when they were drawn into ambush
and fred at rom all sides by the rebel in
fantry. The Federsls returned the fire Wig
orousIy and stood their ground until the
rebels fell back, leaving all their dead and
most of their wounded on the field. No re-
Inducements reached Van Weher's command
as reportrd yesterday, until after the engage
ment was over.
Stones Louisville battery supported the
Federsls from the north side Of Green river,
firing at very long range from rifed cannon
On the south side Of the river, but engaged
as pickes a mile and a quarter distant from
the action, Among the Federsls killed
were Lieut.. Sacks, of Cincinnati, who killed
eight men with two reVolvers, but was
finally killed, receiving nine bullets from
the rebels. Among the Federals killed were
also Henry loser, Richard Wehey, Fred
Shoemaker, John Shambrose and Peter
Smith, all of Cincinnati. Smiths remains
90 to Cincinnati tomorrow.
Of the Texan Ranger SO were killed, be,
side Col. Terry. Wounded unknown, sup
posed to be large. The federal forces buried
their dead on the field. Fourteen rebe
horses were found dead on the field and
prisoners.
A dispatch Just arrived from the scene o
the fight reports that yesterday land TO-DAY
sixty-nine dead and wounded rebels Werl
found in the bushas.
The federal loss is 10 killed on the spot
and thirteen wounded, Of thoee mortslly
have since died.
The rebels lost a Colonel, q Captsin, an,
a Lieutenant The federal forces upon tn
south side.of Green river have considerable
augmented But the report of q genera
crossing Ct the iedersls southwark, yester
day, il denied; and probably would not TAX
place till the Green river bridge, on which
large force is enrsged, is reconstructed. Tn
rebels sent a flag Of truce to-day asking per
mission to inter their alleged unhuried dead
The Somerset Postmasters way bill Of th
18th says, Zollicofer with 1000 men Ia
crossed Cumberland river and were sntrsnc
ing. The thirty-frst Ohio and two Eai
Tennessee regiments had arrived there, M
king Q force about equal to ZollicOffoTs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

REV. Nh. BARRETT's LEorURE.-The lee
ture last evening, at the Wigwam, of Rev.
Charles Barrett, was eloqu emit, instructive,
and amusing. All present were well pleased
with the fluent and lasOnic language of the
speaker. He gave a narrative ofhis travels
through the different States and the Cana
das. He gave US some ideas of the present
crisis and q few remarks on slavery. The
audience was occasionally in an uproar,
from the spicy remarks of the Reverend
The lecture wa5 a complete success, and the
best v delivered of the kind in the vicin-
ity. We offer our sincere thanks, and hope
we may profit by his lecture.
AUDIENCE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

JEEFRRsoH CITY, Dec. Is.
Gentlemen who left Henry county. snn.
dsyI say Clinton, the County ssato tbst
county, was In possession Of rom 8 "a a O00
rebels most Of whom were from Pfiees
camp ct Oceola, and Ghe balance rseruifa
rom the northwestern counties; thew were
prosecuting Union men and plunderinR pri-
Vate property. These informanis also Nv
that late Sunday evening, they met the al
vance guard Of Gen. POpe's Division. threa
miles from Clinton. They think the rsbsla
we're entirely ignorant Of the approach Of
our troops, and express the belief that they
have been surprised and cut of.
Osceola ia about rs miles south Of Gin
ton, and If our infsrmants statements bs
correct, q very rapid advance Of Generals
Pope and 5teele's divisions has doubtless
been made upon Prices headquarters.
AdViees from Lexington are TO the effect
mai since Gen. Prentiss threw q few shells
into that town.
me rebels have been very severe towards
Union men, searching and ~plundering their
houses, and threatening TO burn them
RoELA, Dec. 10.
Correspondence st. Louis Democrats
A Union refugee from Arkansas says Gov
Rector has issued a proclamation requiring
all persons between the ages Of Is and Al q
join the army. Persecution Of Union men
relentless, and they we're being arrested
and imprisoned.
Gen. McCulloeh had been summoned 70
Richmond to answer charges prefsrred
against him for needlessly burning property
Of Southern men, and for refusing to rein
.orce Price when the latter was pursued BY
he federal troops.
AeOulloch's forces were in winter quar-
ers in Benton county, Ark. Six regiments
II Indians were in his camp.
All Union men from Rolla we're being az
'ested on their arrival at Springfield at the
Instance Of Col. John b. Price, LATELY relsss-
d from arrest at St Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

a EORTEERE LAPE GOIEG TO SEoEssIA.-
Mrs. j. ". IngersoI left Detroit yesterday
for Charleston and Richmond, to Welt the
Nichigan soldiers confined in the prisons Of
those cities, carrying with her eOnsidera-
Ns amount Of slothing, etc. Passes through
Sss Of the army haye been secured, and
ID tibet she viii be allowed to g
~GGR, We imagine that few
TO1--o"ld :. <diRg u undertake a mis-
- s..nrht vi,b an ~sSb peril sgd hard
shin,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Va DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine
and Electropathy, cures obstinate cases OF
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfula, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases OF
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umu. Office No. III Ontario street.
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State Library
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 10, 1854.
REV ENFa.

sargeant-Holidsy Gifts.
A. TrsEent-Engllsh Salt.
&" sail Water Herring.
R-ttburg & HanHman-For the Holidays.
George A. Barlow-Pianos for the Holidays.
8. MAnn-Military Cloths.
s. Mann French FlanReis and OaasAmsros.
5. MAnn-ClOthinE for tho Holidays.
Library observation-disclosures
+. Stair a Co-Furu.
Mary Ann MeGnlorAy-Petiion for Divorce.
Euclid Place Drus stors-LoeaI Motto.
J. b. Cobb a Oo-Books, Gins, sto-Lo Notices.
Or. -GIbSon-Local Notice.
". D. Baksr-Looal Netico.
DR.. RendaTl-LocaI Notieo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

PRoF. UPsOE's LEoTURE.-O On Friday even
ing, at the helodeOn, Prof. Epson, of Ham
iltOn College. delivers a lecture before the
Library Association, the first of the course.
The high terms of praise in which the press
of other cities speak of the productions Of
Prof. u, justify the expectation Of a large
audience on the occasion of his lecture in
this city, which we hope will not be disap-
nnintAd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

The OPERA.-0nly one moro night inter.
venes between this and the Opera, and on
tomorrow evening the painful anxiety
which has held so many in bondage for
day or two past will be appeased. That
there will be a grand audience, not only in
responsibility, but in numbers, at the Acad.
envy Of Music tomorrow evening, we have
every reason to believe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19
FROM BOSTON.

BosTOH, Dec. Is.
The mayor Of a city Of Canada West
writes that the people of that region are
highly excited about the indignity to the
British flag. Military organizations are nap.
idly forming to resist It.
The tone Of private letters BY the Europa
and Jurs indicate frmness on the part of the
English public to insist on the surrender of
Mason and Slidell, but express the hope and
belief our Government will give them up
Immediately.
Other letters say England viii 90 to war
without waiting for negotiations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

sPHEREoTzPEs.-stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get q fine likeness to call
up6q him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
superiof street, will richly repay 10th citi-
vsn and stranger. RT:"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

Va No. 80 of Chambers Encyclopedias
has been received by ". D. Baker, agent of
the publishers, Messrs. J. B. Lippencott &
Co., Philadelphia. It will be, when com
pletsd, one of the most useful books to the
general reader in the English language.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

CRKEFoRD's RETAIL Coal YLRD.-Buy
your coal Of him. His CHIPPEWA" il
tho very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca stree
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19
FROM NRW YnRK.

NEW YORK, Dec. IS.
Col. Mulligan had a public reception ct
the City Hall to-day.
The Evening Post learns from CONNER
cial letters Of the highest character from
London, that the British Government pro-
poses to seek an explanation Of the Trent
affair, and perhaps an apology will be asked
for. No mention is made of demand for the
surrender OF the rebel Commissioners. The
English writer's hope tast the subject viii be
treated BY US with patience and kindly spir-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

Wanted Immediately twelve young ladies,
to appear in q neat Entertainment at the
Academy of Music, on Christmas night and
during the week. Ladies wishing engage
menis will call at the Office of the Acade-
my Of Music from 9 A. NJ. till 3 P. N.
CHARLES NJ. WEBB.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

@-Go 10 the Euclid Place Drug Store if
you wish a good article of Tea, Coffee, Su-
gars, Golden Syrup, MOlasses, &c. Kugsn
& Gould have a nice stock of Wines and
Liquors on hand. Their oIo Montel Bran
dy and Pale Port are superb articles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19
NATURAL MAGIOI

Suppose a case. Suppose you have sandy, rod,
Whitss EriEzly, or flaming yellow hair. Suppose you
prefer 3 light brown, a rich dark brown, or . raven
black. Wen, you apply Cf you are Wiss)
ORIsTADORo'S EXUELSIOR HAIR DYE,
and in 10 minutes your mirror shows yeuA
WONDERFUL TRANSFORMATION
EVorY hsiE that a few moments before was an IN
eighty blsmish, Is now an element Of beauty. "a
zagnihcUnt head Of hair" is the exclamation when
sFsE you uncover. 4ho difference between
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST
en- not more striking than that between a gray or
red bead IN . state Of nature and one In which this
amols dye has bson applied.
Manusastured By }. OTistadorO, No. AstOr House,
EsW York. sold everywhere, and spplisdby all Hair
Dresaaru.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19
Dec. 1858

FURs FOR TIE HOLLIDAYs.-Messrs. E.
Stair & Co., 245 Superior street, have receiv-
cd a 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 call and see their stock.
decI7-368
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

The price Of the MOHHIEs LzADEE 70
nsWS agents is One Dollar and Fifty CSnts
per hundred, and no deviation undsr any
circumstances.
The postage o the LHlDEHj 10 ESWH
Dealers, ia One-fourth Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer hat parties RENTING
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

~ All the late English and German Il
Illustrated papers, Atlantic, GOdey's and Pc
tsrson's Magazine for January, 1852. Also,
a large supply of books for the Holidays,
at Bakers, opposite the Post Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

TIE F1ar AT BUFFAIo.-The Courier states
that thu total loss by the recent fire at Buff
falo ia estimated ct $40, 200, of which the W.
T. Company lost from $1,000 to $1,000
The Courier also says that the steamer City
Of Buffalo was only saved from total de-
struc5on by the GOODNESS and deliberatiOn oi
Capt. Peass. The Are, it is believed, wa
the work Of an inoendiary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

PoL1oE.-"Gov. Ford, the monarch o. inc
black population of Canal street, was yes
terdsy morning sentenced to three days lm-
prisonmsnt for assauIting Trad Kelley, Esq
William Wilcox last evening made com
plant at the Station against Bill Malloyl
a volunteer, whom he charges with having
last week stolen his OvercOat, which hi
vaInaa at 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

EXTRACTION OF COINS Tho additional
testimonials received continue to be highly
lettering to DR.. Rendall's ability and his
art. See advertisement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19


THR HOLIDAYs.-In the midst of arms, it
would not be surprising if a general dispO-
sitiOn were manifest to sacrifice all the
festivities common to the holidays ap-
preaching, but we as yet see no evidence
that this is to be done in the slightest de-
gree. Whatever Gauss for alarm may come
from the other side of the ocean, and how
ever terrible may appear the trouble which
is harrassing vi at home, the Christmas and
New Year dinners, with the merry-mskings
of the intervening week, will neither be
forgotten nor neglected. The work of pre-
paration, by those who provide and those
who consume, progresses with as much care
and srdor as in past years, 80 far as we have
been able to notice. In short, from the evil
dences around Us, we have no reason for be-
lieving that the holidays so near at hand
will be observed with any less concern for
the pleasures peculiar to them than when
We were enjoying the blessings of the mOsi
profound tranquility.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19
CLEVELAND RT--Deo, "a

II HHHNU 70,
FLOUR-MArkei dill is aud 20 sales Of eonss
qusnco to report. Prices unchanged.
WHEAT-Market steady and very quiet. sac
car rid on track at CSC.
CORN-Markot quiet aud nominal. Sale 1 car
on tia'k at 35c.
OATS-Dull at 26ha2Ic.
HIGHWINEs-ssles 90 bbis at I6c.
MESS PORK-Markst dull and nominal and no
sales. Held at SlO,6O9H,O.
LARD-sAle u kegs ct 10.
EGGS-sale u bbls at l4Ko Per dozen.
BUTTER-sAie IS bbls at 40 for choice ". &.
CHERsR-Firm with moderate sA'es at 5H9sc
for W. r.
DRESSED HOGs-sale Of 40 head averaging
800 lbs a. S3,25 per owt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19

Rssidsntary visits before and after the above
hours On apUlinatiols eselsS8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-19
FROM NEW YORK

n Q NEW YoRK, Dee.le.
The police last evening succeeded IN ar
resting the alleged parties on whom suspi-
cton rested as being implicated in the death
of Bernhard Levy, and the Canal street
murder. Their names are Lewis Bridesbor-
ough and Geo. Weller.