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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

ON the ruad, the lonely road
QnduI ths cold while noon, .ffls IL
lndeT thr ruEged trora W ntrote; -, ID ~
he whiallul aud ahltted his Weary load,
MhiaIrad 4 ftolfrh tuua. ..-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

MANHAFTHN HOTEL.--NOs.
j III - > & And Murray str2i 522l ilqm 3Eoaa'
z .fty1crpol iathe iarl teH t25ss = = ing
hogfcRs q, q Bhnsi iels e l1Telgy'9 Hotql
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S.s. :. Ess EssIisEiGas 'F't'' VI F.yrf rYtF7
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.&aptf 3lanaInas.

NEW WALL PAPERS
JUST RECEI KFD.
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There was a stop timsd uith his own,
A hruru thaI sto1pgd aud bowed
A oald, white blade that cleaned and shono l.r--
Like splinter 0i daylight downward thrown,
Andt1t mooh wsnt psbihqAqlqadl Z X 4
But the moon cams ont bro "a aud good: -,
The barn fowl woke aud croW1d-
Then roughpd he iathefl n drVWay mood
And the brown o1li called % his mate in the Wood
Thai dnad man lay ln The road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

NOAL OIL CHANDELIERS
Y for Churches aud Halls, with Two, Three and
iOnr LighLa. --- IL Il -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

DULPIT. STAND AND HANG
ING LAAIFs-altered 10 burn Coal Oil.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11
% 10 lOoEs0nFTIvu.-The


81 To loNsuHPTIvEs.-The advertiser,
aduE osonsrost0rsd ts health in very few week.
y sgrg sintls rsmsdy, shef having suIsrstssy
Eai year1 Nlth q severe lung ahectien, and thar
irsat diluases OonsumPiion-is anxious 10 maze
sn9yyn @ his isllow-sunerers the means 0. cum.
= th gho desire Il, b. viii send 90 a Of the pre-
tofptiou used tiroe of ohargsl W. inc directions
ior PrpaEing end usiEe The 8 Ae which they viii
and asUkE CURE FOR T. Sumption, AsTH.
80 laisE -sne Only object IN sund.
tlr1 =. trssesiuiisa % bsneit tie aniicisd. spo
isli1ilnliiJ, sniUh be coucsfses % ~ irirrs.
ahle epa hs rpes every sufferer sli ry his remedy,
Ait tghA ost thsn nothing, and may profs 8 bless.
- r' ~ -t-~ -rf 20
-attie wishing the prescription viii please, sd.
sresl REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
SSilSs HiliaRlahnrsh, kiggs geg1lx n. y.
aass M0THER's RKAD THIS.
The following d an extract from a letter ~ itt,p
~ tha pastor o. Baptist Church 10 the Journal
'tnd AulaeugsE - Cineinnati Oaio ana spsaks vol.
ul1el in tyor q that worid-rsnoNnsd medicine, o.
ARs RissLOW's sOoFHEsa sEHUp -Yoa -CarrDhEs
EufuIEss
2 go An adgeTtissmentin In your ooiuuus Of MA
Winaiows Soothing syrup. Nov ~ nsFsr said
eoEi ~ '@For Of patent medicine heiora n oQr le
bui Fe irsiconPoilsd TO say % your rsas- fsi this
no hun5ug-wE HAVE rnTzD rr,AxB zsoE. IT no
thaLt y eLAIlls. Il Is probably, onu Of the most
eosasial medicines Of the day bscsuse IL Is one Of
~ best And those OF your readers who have babies
san'td bsttsr than 70 lay in a supply.''
Sc adEertisgment ID annfber column. ssp2sI22s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

TF YOU WANT TO GET VALUE
f ssTseeiFsd f0f T0nF molsys 80 tols3 sgPsrieT g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

~ -HOusekeepeFsj aud thosB Rbout going 10 house,
keeping, are invited 20 cal and examine our stock
which we shall take pleasure in showing, even II
they do not wish 20 purchase. 80
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- me sherry Wine Bitters nrs sorsale By s. 2.
eagiord, stfoag Armstrong, and Q. s. kseeehzie.
Cleveland. y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

We copy the foloYipg Washington gossip
from the special dispatches OF the Cincinnati
Cor,n,.,oiaI
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,yEeE car eiEb e.,
zzl]S.I
S&e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-11

A GOOD COAL OIL LAMP
"A complete with Chimney and Wick,
-. FOR FIFTY CENTS. <f5t
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NLHITE STONE. CHINA-EN-
we'll knsWn 10 Be the BRsf and FINEST WARE
made at the English P0ttefies, Earranted not to
crack turn yellow from hot Wsterin sets and By
the separate piece quite as low any Interior quail
y can be bought elsewhere.
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TRT.WRFKI.YLEApER.

given. lYNH0L0h 0Il0LAG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

figures Rye -four was heavy at ngures with sales Of
90 bos Corn meal was quiet At the above quotations
uhued To BE- demanded by holders the
ohy about 10 900 II 600 bushels nj 81 40 handsome
S0 eaa McngaI N store and At for white do 81 80
~ ao TOT milwaukee Club. and 81 % a 81 20 for
ohi"go spring Corn WIS heavy and lower,
with sales reported of 40 so 900 bushels closing al
CO.. for shipping Of mixed from store and a1oat and
round yellow Jersey at 65c Ryo was steady and more
oats were duh at 40c Ale. for Jersey and lIc 4oc
for Canada and Western, and ~ -. 4sc for state
torrm.-The total sales Of Rio yesterday and to-day
footed up IL 900 bags, comprising four carpoes below
prime in quality at 171sc. 1870 Tho market closed
nm. 500 bags Laguayra sold at PIKE. &c.
CorroS--1he market was unchanged, while the sales
embraced 400 bales ng the basis s7c asc for
nidding upiands. Good middling do was scarce and
nominal al 40c
n ncns,--Er gagcmcnts light, while rates
firm. Room by neutral vesse.s was reduced, and ca
ecialy the English wore said W he limited to mo two
Tree. To Liverpool 100 tbls -four taken at
p. I'D Grain Cd. 9lsd in American shes, an
at 99d l0d. by utral vessels To Iond 900 bu h
is wheat were taken in bulk at 91ad To iavrc wheat
AT 1Sc, and 600 bbs -four engaged at roc.
To Dr. men, the ship Shakespeare engaged TO take
100 tons hence 70 Liverpool at S2s 3D. per ton W
Glasgow wheat was taken IN bulk at led
Hay was hfm at Toe. Too for shipment and at Soc
Soc. for city
ps-lhe market nrm with inquiry for
export while prices firm for good to choice nrw,
and 2Gc Csc for Eastern and Western. OLD quiet
AID u, minal. Tho exports for the week fol-
lows;-lo london, 400 bales; Lverpool 800; Hamburg,
81 Total for tho wrek, 500 previously cpo ted ~ 067
Total snca January /, 1888.
LIME was quiet and prices unchanged.
NAVAL SroREs.Sprits turpcntine WINS quiet at 81 81
and sale 4 600 bbs resin made nj So % N.
rRovs oNs.-Pork--Thc market quiet, but steady
with sales Of 500 bbs at So % as2 70 for old and NJ
me $; primo at SIS sl4 and prime at SIS so 81
Beef was steady, with OF 800 bbs. at Sill SO
q sl2 for plain mess, and at sia so Sill for extra
Bee hams we're firm, with sales Of 90 bb at Sli rs
Rae nrm and in goo request, with sales OF 270o
box at 6ac 71sc. for Western. and 7c &c. for city
DR. Sod Is quick request, with saes at 4iac.
90. Cut firm with sales Of 40 so hhds. at
AZ for shoulders and NJ &C. 6bc for hams Lard was
auiet with sales of $50 bbls at Sac CSC Euter and
cheese unchanged.
McE.-The market quiet but firm.
SuGARs.-The Arm. with sales OF 400 hhds.,
part Porto Rico, at $40; the remainder Cubas,
within the range Of ING a &c.
WIsREY.-Sales Of 500 bbls. made Mt 1879. and
At 20c for extra barrels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
Confederate missfOners Reported "a
be OM Their WAY to England.

Tho Halifax Erening Express, referrmg TO tho telc
graphic report that Hunter and Breckenridge had been
appointed Commissioners in place OF Mason and slde
and were to take passage at Halifax in British steamer,
Says #N
The Geographic despatch turns out to b. correct Mr.
Brecknridge II appears, arrived hero about a week
ago, accompanied by another gentleman, and to0 pas
sage this mornng in tho Canada for Europe II appears
that tho authorities in Boston OF the fact Of
Mr. Breckenridge being here, and the Attorney General
u Boston sent notice to the Captain Of the Canada
previous to his sailing from Boston, forbdding him TAX
ing Breckenridge on board; but Informed that
notice was taken Of 1t, and Mr.. Breckenridge is
board the steamer, route TO Europe"
Tho Halifax Morning Journal copied the above, re-
marking
The above give the authority of the Express Of
last evening" but not vouch for its entire authenticity
We may mention, In connection with this statement,
that for week past two gentlemen, whose Names bust
and destination seemed to be shrouded in ystcry,
have been in Halifax, and II Is possible that they may
have been the Southern Commissioners. If SO, they
managed to preserve their co9 pretty eectually until
the hour Of their departure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

VII NO Officer in the department has authority 70
order or grant permission TO o leave the depart
ment except the General Commanding, and no person
will be permitted to 10 headquarters for tho trans
action OF business which b. transacted from tneH
posts by mail or telegraph.
IN. Notwithstanding repeated and minute INSTRUCTIONS
respecting tho discharge Of soldiers on certncats OF
disability, papers continue TO DO improperly mace out
resulting always in inconvenience, and gcneay ~ h
soldiers account with the government, the articles OF
clothing he las received should be stated anu whether
from the State the United States, with the price or
each when it il known and statement To whether
the soldier has received the allowance of So so per
month for clothing.
the discharge of soldiers for any cause except the Gene
raj ndng and no discharges except those antho
rzed By him valid OF Will be recognized by Quarter
masters or Paymastcrs in this department.
XII. The practice OF officers leaving their companies
without authority, for tho purpose Of procuring their
pay in many instances without having made out their
muster rolls 10 provide for the pay Of their comnanes
exceedingly reprehensbe, and must be discontinued.
FaymaSers will not pay officers absent from their com
panes or duties, except authority from the General
Commanding.
XII. Commanding officers will tina, this order is
carefully distributed officers and published before the
troops until every solder shall have become acquainted
with il.
BY command OF Brgadier General ROSfCRANS
GEO l.. HARIsufF. Asst Adj. General
oRDsRs--No II.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA,
WHEELING, Va. Doc 10, 1861.
In addition 10 his duties as Inspector General, MAJOR
the department.
II. Colonies and commanding officers Of brigades will,
before approving applications for leave OF absence
tain and state that the necessity Is real and the
gent The number OF officers left with company will be
stated in applications for leave, and generally but one
officer will be permitted 10 be absent from company it
time. No applications will BE- considered which violate
this order. Commanding officers Of regiments not at
tached to any brigade and separate posts are
zed 10 grant furlonghs 10 soldiers If their command
They Will make mont My return 10 these headquarters
o. The men 10 whom Burroughs have been granted as
signing the reasons IN each case.
ILL., Captain J. W. Barrger c. s., having reported TO
these headquarters for duty, in accordance with in
structions from the War department. and senior TO
Captain f. Darr, C. - having been gned to daty
Chief Commssary Of subsistence in tho department
Captain parr is hereby relieved from further duty
such. In relieving Captain Darr the General Command
Ing takes great pleasure in expressing his perfect salts
faction with the manner in which he has performed his
duty with his general zeal and activity, and with his
efficiency untricd position, under circunis snccs
often, OF no little embarrassment and difficulty.
BY command OF Brigadier General R0SECRANS
gro. L. HARTsuFF, Assistant AdJutant General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE SPRINGFIELD, MAss.-0n Sunday
morning the clothing store of d. H. Brig ham Co. AMI
dwelling house IN Springfield Mass, destroyed by
hre The Messrs Brigham saved portion OF their stock
but money and valuable papers burned; also
about six hundred army coats which they making
government contract Their entire loss estimated At
SIS GOO; insurance. ST 600 The Messrs r CHAM also
had 81 900 insurance tho dwelling occupied by
their father which they owned and he insured $500
his household furniture, which will nearly tho
loss. The building owned by d. w. Barnes and in
sured for &c. 600 The building adjacent, occupied by G..
r. Chafees bookstore, &c, also owned by Mr..
Barnes, and insured for 81 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
More Prisoners OF War for Fort Lafa yette.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE.

UNITEU STATES NAKsHAL OFFICE.
DEC. A-Sevcral OF the prisoners who arrived in this
city some days since by the Connecticut
sent 70 Fort Lafayette The rebel OF the schooner
Royal Yacht, captured OIL Galveston, and Lieut. Baker,
formerly Of the United States Marine corps amongst
the now soourners at the residence Baker, who
on duty at tho Norfolk Navy Yard at tho time hos
tiitics commenced resigned and Immediately joined the
rebel army. Ho subsequently deserted from General
Bragg's army and returned to the federal forces.
The Marshal has not received any instructions respect
ing the removal Of the alleged female rebel Mrs. Mayer,
from the Prescott House 10 tho fort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

lrarls lpec. ~ CORES a,ndence OF London Post.
Tho famous General Scott has been In Paris days
having taken up his residence at tho Hotel Westminster
This respected old soldier Of the United States declares
that bad health induced him TO leo his native land at
% critical moment the present. It must be some
sort Of consolation to the Generals friends 10 lind him
boxing so well His fine figure and imposing head make
up. In appearance at least, Hercules health and
strength depatation Of Americans waited on the
General TO congratulate him on his arrival in Paris He
sad in answering these gentlemen, that he hoped
surn TO his birthplace to witness the consolidation the
Union am told that the General looks a naval war
with England As Highly probable Mr. Dayton tho United
States Minister Mt Paris has frequently visited General
ngton on account Of political differences with the Cabi
nat,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
Benjamin stark, the New United States
asa Senator from Oregon.
Is HE A sEcEssloNIs1


We copy below number Of extracts from Oregon and
California papers in relation TO the procvites OF the
Senator from Oregon-Hon Penjamin Stark-who arrived
by the North star Monday 1t rather difficult from
these extracts, or from his letter which accompanies
them, to determine on which side Of Mason and Dxons
line Mr. Stark stands and the problem only be solved
by himself in some public manner.
The Oregon Democrat says
Mr.. stark is gentleman every way qualified for the
high position rendered him. and his appointment will
Occasionally meet with general satisfaction Hei a
hm democrat and viii contend in his place for tho OBJ
servancs Of the true democratic doctrines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
Spain and st. Domingo.
oANrANA REPENTs OF HIS TREASON AND WILL MAX

WAX ON TILE QUEEN.
HOpinion Ndtinale OF Paris few DAYS ago that
was the intention Of Santana TO his arms against
SPAIN and resume possession Of that part island Of
g. domingo which he had delivered up rather sold
her. Vocation and disappointment that his first act Of
treason was not sufficiently rewarded said to have
caused this new resolution Undergraduate Beige which
that the statement is partially confirmed by letter from
Port au Prince the capital OF the republican part of the
STAND Is thought there that Santana does intend 20 raise
~ tnhai1ants against the Saniard and his mopcmen are
therefore, uery CLOSELY matched
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
The Expedition Against Mexico.

From the London News, Dec. 81
Her Maiestys ship Donegal Cline Of batte) passed Ma
dera ON the 18th ult., and her Majcstys gunboat Dot
ters passed on the 9th ut both their way to the
Gulf Of Mexico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec. N-8P.M
AsHxs-The market was quiet, with sales of 20 . 90
bbs pots and pearls at &c.
BRxADsrurs.-Four-Th market WAS heavy and duh
for grades and closed at decline Of &C. per Dbl
Tho demand both for domestic and for export was
light while the sales confined to about 900 5000
bhia closing within thu following ranne Of nrico..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

BEEF. CATTLE.
The fact that tho general market day at tho Washing
ton drove yard had TO be changed from Wednesday to
Tuesday In consequence OF the OF the national
holidays, which fall that day. completely upset tie
market for beef cattle and many disappointed NJ
the result Contrary to general expectation the supply
on sale was unusually small, and though the cattle
coming in all through tho day the market was Hrmer
though unsettled, and prices ruled fully quar-
ter TO half cent per pound higher, varying
&C. DC. 9sc per pound. In fact 1t is difficult u fix
the limit to tho highest price for beef CATTLE the first
class cattle and the still better which known
"Christmas steers, ""extras "fancy cattle" &c sold
at all prices between &c. and 11c The advance was
and half a cent on tho better grades.
MICH COWS.
The demand was moderate and prices were unchanged.
were in fair request, at prices varying from &c. &C.,
exc, as above.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The market was without especial change. The demand
WINS olerably active at 50 so SO for good
Fancy sheep were active and sold in sOme cases at
enoI nous rates, varying from $40 $40 1875 per head
The following sales in lots per head Chamberns af.
Sheep and lambs at $40 do. at ST. do SO do at
So 90 do at SO do at So III do at 81 u.s. los do at
ST. 81 do Mt &c. $50 do at IS 1917 LAG do ut 81 So 1877
do. at 81 37 100 do at 81 25 161 do at 81 12h $50 do
at 81 176 do. at 50 S7, s4s do. at SO 75 224 do at
81 62s, 1872 do at So S. III do at So So 14s do at
81 T5, 1923 do. at 81 co.
were not so plenty and were very active and higher
They sold as fast they arrived at &C. axe for still
led and 37sc. AK for corn fed.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts OF all stock all the wards for the
week and last week were as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

the author of the pamphlet will he expelled from
the Clearing House, and some more high sounding
resolutions will be passed.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Total receipts $751; 572 on
On occonrt ~ Loan 20 80 os
Total payments including rcd,m notes asa @ss "a
io'i pAhce'. 40lo I34 Oh
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $l5,7796l3 40, and the balances
81 ,25l ,2s4 81.
The Great Western NIarine) Insurance Company
has declared the usual semi-annual interest divi-
dend of three and half per cent on the capital
stock of the company; the Bank of North Anne
RIGA, semi-annual dividend of three per cent,
payable the 9Th proximo; the Metropolitan Bank,
semi-annual dividend of three per cent; the At
lantic Bank, of Brooklyn, semi-annual dividend
Of five per cent; the Hartford and New Haven
Railroad Company quarterly dividend of two and
half dollars per share.
The Chicago Tribune of Saturday thus notices
money and exchange matters in that city
Financial matters quiet to-day, ing perhaps
more than any thing else To the fact that operators
moving more cautiously, and the demand for money IL
less pressing Certain is that business about the banks
looked duer than usual The transactions New York
exchange were comparatively light. Sturgcs & Sons,
the Bank OF Montreal Indiana branches supplied
customers at u, but ortsi ers charged Il IL &C
commodated at ALL The latter was tho Of If
not all the other houses. The brokers all charged a
The buying price was par to the latter by the brokers
and smaller honses There is fully average Of
exchange making for the season, and hear Of APP
prehcnsons Of any immediate strngency. Col in
considerable demand, more from very cautious wealthy
men, who converting their into CON- than any
general movement among the people, Tho larger houses
TO day sold at 1aH, generally tho latter figure The
brokers charged Ia for small lots. The supply is
still abundant. Miscellaneous Canada money Is !eas
plenty and the brokers charging per cent dis
count for it, The larger banks will take at about
per cent rl t
The Cincinnati Commercial Of the same day re.
marks:--
The discount operations OF tho banks continue be
light and short Of the nc,inatons of bankers towards
first class borrowers There does yet appear be
much help required by the pork packers, their app
cations for loans light. Rates Of interest
changed 10 per cent being the ruling bank
quality The demand for gold is diminishing again
but observed that the money has had
some little favor In the Of every day business and
which has been kept aoat by the people, is coming into
bank more freely Sales of exchange not large for
Friday, but at most Of the houses they outran the
receipts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25

Canadian -four was heavy and lower with sales Of 700
bbs. at quotations above. Southern flour was duh and
heavy with the tendency Of prices favor Of purchasers
the GALES embraced about 900 bbs within the abovo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
TUESDAY, Dec. asp. M.

TUESDAY, Dec. 24-6 p. NJ.
The following is a comparative statement of the
exports Exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending December "a
and since January IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
Stock Exchange.


NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY, Dec. "a, 1851.
RECEIPTS.
Tho receipts Of all stock at the different yards during
the week, as compared with those Of last week, have
been as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-25
a CAN from New Orleans to England.

lfrom tne London Nnfoncle, LOO.
The most recent letters from New Orleans stated that
great irritation prevails among the populace against
British subjects because hor Mesty's government had
not recognized the Confederate States forced the block
AIDE, and it is urgently demanded that be
cent to protect the lives and property Of the subjects
the Crown AZ this moment there three British sailors
lying in gaol the city for offence except that they
Of color. The white Of the vessel TO which
they belonged liberated the representations Of
Mr.. Muir but these men still detained although IL liz
said to ba arranged that they shall DO liberated as soon
~ there is a man of war sent to take them away.