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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
NEW YORA nIARKRT-Deo.



FLOUR-Market S6lOc better with more soip7
closing 81 nrm The sales Of extra htAte WeF
ehalehy aeIy as % ,65.
sho tor suPerfne state S5,e035 70 for extra state
1910 Tor superhne western; S565 a5 So Tor com
ping brands extra round hoep Ohio; SsSss6,75 II
GiANADI PTdTJEs-AIsrkat n sbsss bsttsr ,v,tt
perfne, q. .6OG7,SO comm 81 70 choiee extra.
kkE ELsDDR-hlarket quiet and steady with
DORM 9gEAl1-In better demand. Sales soC
pPss aI Ss99 ior Jerssyi ts 43 20 fo1 Brandy wine
MltlSA A-hRrEet IN f1es slightly in favor q
MHkAT-Market has advenosd about 10 pei
eush with fair export demand. Sales Of s. Geo busu
ern club st Sl,25@l,z7; 56,56 bush Milwaukes clnt
at el,2s@I %; 5000 bush amber Iowa AZ 81 2si 8I
bush winter red western Ct 81 sl6i 81; Il 80 bush
amber Michigan 60 tlsSI@l,3ai 36l 90 bush 0anada
fnsisna Il Is; oc1 busb White oa1sSs ~
81, 81; q. .O09 bush white Michigan at si45
e Hk-In moder 70 reQusstRt rather easier prices
8AHLEY-Markst withous decided CHANGE
sAleg I5J at 72979c for state; Tic for Oauaian 76
OOaN-Market opened heavy and closed about lo
lower. Sales l52,0Q bush &C CSC for common mixed
gestoTni t2964e for strictly prime dol zoo fr white
OATs-Duli and heavy; sales at 44@4so for Jer-
sey, Canada, western and state.
FOR A-Markst Without important change,
sale l2oe bbs et $500 Tor mess Is ~ for olear - q
4SIug Ior old and " prime. Included In the sales
month ct A,61.
5Rke-Msrket mere active and fEmsr. Sales 900
bbls ct S,OOGge, 80 for country prime; Ss5 20 for
country ness SnOO9l2o0 for Fepacked mess; Sls 81
9l3,S7H for eEtra mess, t--
DIR kssRD HOGS-In fair demand at Sl,62k
,rEKIlIE MESS BKKB-Markst /. inactive at
BEkE HAMs-Market quiet, Sl6OoaI5.50.
OUT mEAES-Dull; sales Of 49, packages on
private terms at 4@4So for shoulders 49414c for
hams.
BAOON-sides in good demand. Sales Of l.5oO
boxes at 6he r Ouberland;se long ribosd; &c long
clear and n short ribbrd middles.
LAhD-market steady. Eales 600 bbls at s42
s4c inludsd IN sales Of 500 bble deliverable IN the
middle OF January at 91fo
RIIFFER- Market nrmsr at IL Glso ior Ohio and
CHREsK-Markst steady at saso.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

Il. LtDta. i4dl-
Gen. HalIeok has Issued 9 lengthy general
order With reference 70 the aRsirs Of this
Deparlmshs, The principal points Ct which
are Is follows - =
Lieut.. Col B. g. Farrer has been appoint-
ed Provost Marshal and General Cobina.s.
ing. 0mcers Of The Dissrices DoSls snd
corps are directed to arrest and placs N
eonhnement all persons il arms against the
snited States, Or who give aid, assistance or
encouragement to the enemy. All property
oeionging TO such persons which can be used
5y The army, will Be taken Dosssssio5 q
sof that parpcse, and al other 1rs5ssfz 1ssiliI
be examined by board Of officers. sad -
according to the army Regulations. All
persons found II Disguise as pretended Loyal
ollizsns, o. m Ief ether false premises with
in our lines, giving inEormation to o. e6rls
nnaicating with the. enemy, viii b allsas-
ed, tried and shot as spies. Persons not
commissioned or enlisted Ia the service of
the s0.ealled Ooniederaie Slater who oor,-
nit acts Of hostility viii not Be treated a
prisoners ef var, bat punished e. eriusnala
and be shot or less severely punished ac.
eording to the rale7 Il war. Ia corse.
qQsnee Of large numbers. Of Union .fsmHies
ana non-coiabatants having been plandered
Ana oriYen rom their homes 10 4 dastitnts
condition, thousands Of such pfesod5 are
20 nnding their way into thi5effy. Pa
ProYost Aarshals are directed to slcerfaia.
tns condition oi persons 50 driven from their
MONIES and under the military law Of rsqu-
lSaon, quaTfer them on tho houses. shf
iced a1d cloth them at the ezpsnssof szoz-.
ed eeeesaionists, who, although they a nos
themselves rob and plunder, give aid and
encouragement, and couutenance such acts
Of their fellow citizens. na.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

cRroKEr.-Undsr the head Of "FOreign
Gossip in the New York Post, occurs the
following:
A comical view Of the game Of cricket is
given in one Of the journals Of Lisbon Por.
fugal. The English residents at Lisbon and
oporto have each q cricket club, and the
rivalry betWeen them led to match, which
was played recently ct Lisbon. The PoItr-
guese editor was sadly puEsled in attempting
to describe a scene which was novel to him.
He explains it for the benefit Of the betog-
Red Portuguese in this fashion: "The object
Of the formation of these societies is the
playing Of the game Of cricket match, an
aciive running, driving, jumping game,
which only can be played By person hay-
ing q good pair Of legs, and in climate
where warmed punch is found insufhcientto to
keep up the animal heat" he adds: eve
may, perhaps, assist ct this great battle, and
hope the COMMITTEES will place rs at ssfe
distance frou the combatants, where the
principles of the game can beseen with the
help Of an opera glass.
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RRnaI NEW YORK.

N1W 1oRK, Dec. ,.
The Chamber Of Commerce adopted me.
norial requesting the President 70 send two
or more armed vessels TO the coast Of kurope
for the protection Of our commerce against
priVateers.
Pierre L. Pierce was arrested here on the
application Of the District Attorney Of Bos,
ton, charged with ftting out the SLAYER Bsa-
tus from New Bedford. 1.-7e.
A boiler explosion occurred at 1o2 oscloek
this morning at 375 Broad Eay, oceupisd b
J. Lansing, dealer In clocks, which resulted
ia an entire destrucijn Of the Tsuls unde,
an alley where the boiler was situated. and
injury 70 persons and property, bat fortu.
na,ely no loss Of life.
A dispatch was yesterday received from
Washington ordering the 18th regiment q
New York Volunteers Col. Dodge now in
camp at Governors Island, 70 proceed o Fori
Piekens.
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FROM THE SOUTH.


NAH AO8kf Gec. q.
A private from Pert Royal states thst ors
Of the Quartermasters has on his own rs.
sponsibility set about forty gins at work.
The negroes as an indacement 10 asoFk ars
70 receive three esnts psr pound fJr AZ
marketable cotton, and they had gone into
the business, it Is represented, VIII enthusi-
asm.
Intelligence Fom- Charleston savs fba
blockade there Is coHstaatiy violated by n
land channels to Edisto and the Mafie or
North OhanneE vessels are certain Of twelve
feet ol water In the latter. Within a fsrr
weeks me brig West Indian and batqus
Helen with naval stores, and the schooner
Gen. Ripley with rice arrived, besides oth-
srs Of less rate. The steamer Isabel. thor-
oughly filed up and loaded with tbuu.
sand bales Of cotton, and tha Prince az
Wales are waiting an opportunity to run
ont.
There are about Il, 900 North snd Soaft
Carolina troops on the railroad to Savannah
and 8, 6,000in Charleston.
Most Of the South Carolina regfmsuts ars
still IN Virginia.
Five gun boats are building At Oharlsstda.
They are confident at 0harlsston that tssg5
can gather force enough to meet as asarr
point On the main land we may ehOoss.
The Bermuda brought three thoussnd
guns, Of which Charleston got hall.
The EingAl brought II 500 Enfield rfas1.
Percussion caps and riiea cannen are max
ing ct Charleston.
Provisions are said to be abundant srs
cheap.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

TIE SIXTH BATTERY.-The attention Of
the Yeung men of this county who would
seize the opportunity before it is lost for
serving their country, is called to the chance
now presented Of uniting themselves with
the Sixth Battery. Capt. John E. Wyatt,
who is organizing the battery, and who is a
man of sterling merit and true soldier,
viii visit various country towns through
out the county, during week, for the pur-
pose ofprOcuring recruits, and it is hoped
he will be successful in his efforts. The
battery must be full by the 12th Of the pres
ent month, and should be, for every piecs
of artillery that can be placed in the field
will be needed. Let the young men OI
ouyahoga county respond to his efforts te
supply this important arm in the defence
eFthe Government.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

The City Sexton reports fearfll increase
in the bills Of mortality. There were lo7
deaths IN the city during the past month
(November) Il more than during October,
and Al more than November, 1850. OF this
number upwards of Jifty, or nearly Ons-kaLt
Of the whole number Of deaths we're from
some form Of laag or throat diseasesl The
mortality, therefore, by throat and lung af-
iectionS-mOstly inAAmatory diseases--is
slmOst or quiteequal 10 the number Of deaths
by az otter dlseSsesI
WhAs stsF11iiiing fact Is this for reflection I
There Is an alarming increase In lung and
throat difficulties In this section of the coun-
try, and all should seek TO protect them
selves from such diseases. Those who
are now suffering from colds, coughs, aath-
ma, throat complaints, hoarseness, brOn-
chitis, spitting blood, night sweats, general
debility, and consumption, should call
upon Doctor Aver, at the Weddell, whose
astonishing success is everywhere re-
marked. The Doctors rooms are thronged
daily. His prices are very reasonable and
the afflicted can rely upon receiving candid
opinions. The Doctor has the most COM
Plete instruments for making accurate er-
auinGtionS in every case. The system of
practice is unlike that of ell other practi-
TONERS and is the result Of long years Of
careful research. DR.. Aver was regularly
educated at Harvard University and has
diplomas from two colleges In Cincinnati
where for years he has had charge of
Lung Institute, and what is better than all,
has the PEoPLs's diploma for wonderful sue
cess evsn in cases that have defed every
other mode Of practice. When It is con-
sidered that from catsrrh, throat COM
plants, colds, &c., fatal consumption is SO
very often developed, It is the part of pru-
dence to make immediate application for
the cure of these troubles--tO Doctor Aver
who gives his sole attention to such com.
plants and certain other chronic diseases.
Investigation costs nothing and surely the
Doctor has permission to refer to very ma
py of the best citizens in Cleveland and
elsewhere. Those who intend TO call ''by
and BY" would do we'll to call at once and
secure the best of earthly blessings, good
health. dyits
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
THE CITY.

TERRIBLE CAsUkLTT.-The alarm Of FIRE
about half-past nine o'clock last night was
ocoasioned By the explosion of can of car
bon oil at the house of Henry Knipp, q
German, on Hamilton street, near Clinton,
and which resulted in the death of Mrs.
Knipp. We could learn butfew facts in re-
lation to the matter, the greatest excite
meRt prevailing among the crowd that rap.
idly assembled at the scene Of the unfortu-
nate catastrophe, and the 50 suddenly be-
reaEsd husband, the only one present, 80
far Is we could learn, at she time of the fa
tai occurrence, being of course in no condi-
tion to furnish information lift were Ssked.
It seems apparent, however, that Mra. K.
was in the act Of filing lighted lamp from
the can, and that permitting the fame 70
come too close 70 the oil, the latter was ig-
nited. The top was blown of the can, and
those who saw the body before It was re-
moved, are Of opinion from a heavy
bruise over the eye, that she must
have received 8 severe blow from
it. We were also informed that
the right eye was dislodgsd from the socket,
and thrown out on to the cheek, but by
what means we cannot conjecture. Her
right hand, in which she held the can, was
burned to a crisp, and her body from the
shoulders to the waist frightfully charred.
So far IS We could ascertain no one arrived
at the house while the unfortunate woman
was alive, though several were there within
ten minutes, at most, after the explosion,
SO that death must have occurred almost
instantly.
This adds another warning to the thous-
ands Of similar terrible import sgainst the
criminalIy careless use Of combustible oils.
Very little injury was done to the furniture,
and no action on the part of the Fire De-
partment was found necessary upon its
reaching the house, which it did in few
minutes after the slarm was given.
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FROM NTssnuRT,
81. Loels DEa 8 3

81. LOUIS, DE1.
A car of rchugeesfrom the Southwest, have
been assigned By Gen. HRlleok to the Sani-
taTy Commission in charge Of the Govern
ment Hospital in this city, where ll5efaI
contributions Of money, clothing and pro
visions are received. The Provost Marshall
has taken steps to furnish suitable quarters
among secessionists IN the city iog all thoss
needing such accommodations and about six
hundred dollars worthof clothing, bianksts,
&c, belonging to the Camp jackson pr son
ers have been eonfscated for their benefit.
Somo SIX hundred refugees have already
gone into Illinois, where they win endee7or
to support theirifsmiliss until they can rs-
turn to their homes. Large numbers con-
tinue to arrive. and the road between -hsEs
and Rolla Is thFongsd with them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

eouaE's LEoTuRR.-The Academy Of Mu-
sic was again full last evening to hear Mr..
Cough. The lecture was chiefly a nara
tive Of prominent features in English,
Scotch and Irish life, but was one Of the
most interesting, instructive and entertain
ing we have ever heard, and was received
with great satisfaction and delight by the
audience. Mr.. Cough lectures on temper
anee this evening at oberlin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

~ The priOe Of Ehs NolEIRs LnADsa 10
nsRu agsnta is One Dollar and Fifty ContI
par hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on tha LEADHHS 70 News
Dealers, is One-fOurth Of 3 cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties RENTING
poStsge stampa should send rs one and three
cent inatsad Of larger denominations
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FROM WILMINGTON,
WAsHueFoH, Dec. Ath, 1891. !

WAsHueTOE, Dec. eth, 1881.
70 Nsi. Gen. Gs0rgs 3. Ne olsllsz, Wash
iagtO5;
GHHEzAL; am directed BY the President
to call your attention to the following sub
ject Persons claimed to Be held to service
or labor under The laws Of the Stats Of Yir-
Qinia, and actually employed in hostile ser
vice against the Government Of the United
States, frequently escape from the lines Of
the enemy's forces, and are received within
the lines Of the army Of the Potomac. This
Department understands that such parsons
Afterwards coming into the city Of Wishing
ton. are liable to Be arrested By The city 20
lice upon the presumption arising from color
that they are fngitiEes from service or labor.
By the 4th section Of the set Of Congress,
approved August 9Th, 1861, entitled aAz
act to conhscate property used for insuFrec-
tionsry purposes" such employment is made
fun and sufficient answer to any further
claims to service or labor. Persons thus
employed and escaping are received into &
military protecii0R Of the United Ststss, and
thsiy 5Tssts a Fugitive from labog VT service
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RRORT KRNTTCKY.

SlAoLahARA1 Dec. .
The Commercials Frankfort dispatch says
although every act in the Legislative pro-
cssdings shows the most loyal feeling, noth-
ing of general interest has transpireds
The expulsion Of Breekinridge gives gress
satisfaction. Many aspire to succeed hin.
among whom are James Guthrie, Joshua
T. Bell Geo. RobsrtsOn, Nat Volts asd
GarEet Davis. Dr.. Breckinriage iso ma
toned. sf- - - u,
Zollicoher is on the south side of CumbsF-
land river, seven miles from Somerset Win
$500 men and soms good artillery. Gen.
Sehoef is on this side and win be ready 70
engage him as soon as the river, Ebieh 8
swollen, recedes. A 6ghtis expected soon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

Col. DEvILE1Ea's EAERATIvH'- Agree
able to announcement, Col. Dsvilliers gave
statement of his capture By thersbels, inn
prisonment ct Richmond, and escape, at
Union Hall, Cincinnati, night befors last
TO which the Commercial deYotes column
and a half. Though this pvuopsis contains
many interesting facts, wi would be ae-
ceptable to the public anyw- ?, and par
ticularly 50 to that of Cleveland, we are I'M
able to give any portion Of it in this issue
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06
NATURAL MAGTGl

suppose aeasa. EUPrOse ron have candy, red
Nhiiss erizllgs OF aaming yellow hair Suppose you
PREFIX light brown, rich dark broEn, Or raven
hack. Well, gou apply az you are Wisol
CRIsTADORO's EXuELsIOR HAIR DYE,
and "a 70 mInutss yOnr mirror HhoEs y0us
WcEDHRFUL TRANSFORMATION I 4 !
EyelE hair thas fsW moments before Was an IN
eighty tlsmish. is nov an element Of beauty. "a
magnificent hcsi Of hair is the exoamRtion when
ever pea Uncover. she d-nsFsnee between
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST
Vas not mora striking than that between gray CT
rsd head IN stats Of nature, and ene IN Ehioh this
amous dye has been applied.
Manufasturea b. J, f'Sistsdoro, No. Astor Rouse,
Rev York. sod svsry where. and applied b. all Hair
Drssasra-
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FRnM WAaHTNGnnN-

" WAsHlNGHoh, Do :
Several vessels, some Of large size, hars
arrived from the lower Potomac. Ons
passed therebel batteries IN daylight unnso-
Tested.
Chas J. Faulkner, Of Virginia, Bill be 70.
leased from custody on parole. BE VII
proceed Immediately South and procure
similar release Of hon. Alfred Ely. If un-
successful he pledges himself to return %
custody In 30 dsys. =
The papers relating to foreign affairs a.
eomgan5iug the Presidents message cover
425 peges beginning with Buchanan's cir-
enlar Of February 18th last addressed o
our ministers abroad By Secretary Black.
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should be Immediately followed b shs
military arrest Of the parties making tie
seizure.
Copies OF this communication will be sent
to the Mayor Of the City Of Washineioh, and
to the Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
that any collision between the military and
civil authorities may be avoided.
am, General, your very ob't serv'L
WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has just b
sued the following regulations EelatiFsto
securing aud disposing of the property found
and brought within the territory now or
hereafter occupied By the Q. s. forces IA the
dialoYal Stafes:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

ANER PAPm.-A very neat little daily
paper, called the "Erie City Dispatch." " has
been recently started in the city Of Erie,
Pa. which from It's appearance, and the
character Of the coatsnts Of the number be-
force Us, ne think deserves the patronage
Ofthat community. We wish Il SReVPsS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

WHkALIAa, Lee. ..
The Convention to-day abolished the viva
vocs System Of voting, and substituted the
ballot. In the Legislature ME. Burley, Of
Marshall, offered q resolution q inquire into
the expsdiency Of al att0rnies bsing msds
70 take the oath Of allegiance; slso slowing
no person 70 sue N Courts Who Was dis
loyal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

EEEO4RIO BArHs.-Dr. .Gibson's new cleo.
tIic baths cure general debility, rhsuma.
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equGliss the cirou-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
smanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfse-
ton to the sick. The Plesssntsst bsth
room in the city for ladies-a female Oper-
ator In attendance. Ofacs No. III Ontario
street. jy8
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTrCE.-The Library of the Young Mems
Christian Association viii be open hereafter
on Saturday afternoon from 8 to O'Clock,
for the purpose Of drawing books. All those
having books belonging TO the Library are
requested TO return them at that time.
noySO,3B4
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OSWEGO HlARKFE-Dec, s.

fBT TEEEqBAPH.1
FLOUR-AIarkst dull
WHEAF-Market without material CHANGE
Sales 5000 bush No chicago spring at CSC adoat
3,0a0 bush do on private terms. Q
Other grains quiet.
LAKE 1MPQRTS-2s,s70 bush wheat.
CANAL EXP0RES-4,6l0 bush wheat
Canal exports since opening of navigation to De
cembe lst, 4sS G7I bbls hour; 1878 81 bush wheat
5,2, ,5u bush corn; se 70a bush oats; 1870 3f Du
barley. 553 ,l60 bush rye; l52 s9l bush peas.
Tolls collected to December Ist were $3.50 l3T; be-
ing and incrs ase Of S9 $50 corresponding period
last rear,
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DERNARD DEMMRNG,

ARTISAN, MAOHIEIgT AMP 2ATEHT HODEL
n K HB,
Ne. la Sups vior street. (Leader Building, J
O-1GVELAND, OHIO.
BURHARD pEMMNHg, having rented ths
esteblfshmsnt Of II. Eoni7BloW, is now prepared %
contract fog manliaotprins sssiRg naohinss. enc
All kinds Of light Machinery, Particular attenftoD
no hcllitios tor getting up Models Of Fatsnf1,
d IR e.
II ycuF SKATES need hxing, call on DemmsaE,
II your B's'7Ih9 MA0HlHA is Out Of order,
Hs rspairS 81 kinds Of SURGICAL Instrumsata
An Kinds Of Metal and Musical EnstruInsnts ~
zniFnf.
Ifyou should got up new. Patent, Dsmmens I.
ne iaH = e f 81 ~ y ,,.,ft SanSsT ~
m Kinds ef Belt Hanging done ~ pronpt atyls,
kil Finds 81 llght Hachinery pus u oFdoF IN tha
Esogt expeditions manasr. ~
lnginesTing Instrumsnh ronorteos
small Steam Engineg paired thoroughly.
Rqil Road Oondiotor,s Punches manufaoteRsdh b
the best manner.
Bal Road Conductors Punches repaired.
ra1,in ia6s verything Ia t1e SHAPE e3 repairing
OF manufactuFinF, done o1 contract.
FEntranos @ Ihop-l4i Superior street, N 0ns
E9liFet gssirA' bAkhAhDo Al41.Hlt1'
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Il. sEOOK llARKKF.-DeO. 5.

RTONFY-Easy on call ct sac percent.
STERLING EXCHAN6E-Hesvy ct io54
l09 forbest bankers' bills.
8EOCK9-Market generally steady but quiet :
Ohicago& Rock Island b354; Cleveland Toledo 93k
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh l65z; Illinois central scpPi
6D1f: Michigan Southern guaranteed 365f: Michigan
Central 4S; Har EN- iljf! York Central NJ: Pacihl
Mail s5]{; HadsOn 3s4; Galsua 4 Chicago 705s b 10
United States Sc 81 conDOns 9356: United States g.
81 81 Onit0d etatfa Sc n coupons IS; Tennessee 81
4lH; Virgnsa 4sH; Illinois Central coupon bend
f79 81
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RUFRALO 1lARKKT-Dee,

ELOUR-Market dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Market quiet kales 8, 900 bush Obi
oaso spring ct go; 1900 bush Canada Grub at 9oc
COkN-Market dull and no sale. Held ct &c
winter storage included.
Othsr grains dull and no sales,
RREIGHTS-No engagements.
LAKE In1PORTS-s,6OO bbls -four, 600 bush
whsat.
lanai ExPOREs-22.OoO bulh wheat; 5000
bush corn,
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Nov. 30 SS4 1w.

sPHEREOTTPEs.-stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, superior artist, and We advise
chose wishing to get Ane likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 26s
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. R25:H
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|" UHIE9 o ITIH-aT /"
Presidsnt--J. 7. WEATHnRbY.
Vics Rrss't-M. ,. Hools. TrsasursF-~R. 7. LEoa.
pInEgEoha.
n. B. Clark, A. suIn, a. s. Davis, 3. BFowhsil, q,
RaFVoy A. J. Boggeas g. D. Lester.
BEFHBNn8.
d. 7. Lester, sc. Husssy, q. b. Boott.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

0RAWFORD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" Is
thsvery best for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-06

FAMIbY GROCERIES, &c, AT
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