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3pede in galtiapre, Yto., teitinpt join GtrO, ) rau8ebra1t
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Va, Cf ren naTeu ~tsrfepIt unb b%e'eidnet Idn; proposals.
for RatIons and Fuel for Light-yessels,' uuo IN Tin ! cites
NOurc1t Ell Sc d Olta, ~ Gle es Anl 8lGidt p.lsep. ppirel
wema per Ioh Aeitidt.
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%r9uSBfiGer ub ipanti9er Sprade gu BADEN fp anb no MIR Sc.
u tereine BIafnine fault, ouI oerielben orbeten lerrsl.
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4.30 8prmitta8S.
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M6rSliAe NentralbaDn,
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SerUUant0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GefeA fa9afS
tn Wew D0rf.
Ssae e~inassaaitss SapiEal sSo9.000.


E&as eiusssaaitss Saptsal @GO9.N G0.
SraRsenu sHso EeeSemcoMd.
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8er;hsgteS psrirrtn. Rnc naaeW ole @ee1ibaft oacur4 az Ell
nf Is eoenfeltt9seit bsar1noetca.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04
NEW YORA IARKBT-Deo.



sLOUR-Market shade beter with moderate
demand. Market closing rather Quie
sales 22 7OO bbls at Sb256 20 Or rejected; ~ $50
80 for suPerine ststei So56s5 60 Tor extra state;
S535Ss5, 40 for Bupornne western; S5b5575 for COM
men 70 medium extra western; S565 $50 tor ship.
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; s6,OO86,75 for
CANADA FLOUR-Markst more steady With
moderate business doing, Sales Of $50 bbs s. 40
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet and STEADY with
moderate sales al g3.25as4,4O.
CShN hAkAL-Market quiet and nomirally
WHlsKY-MArksti steady and Unchanged
sales soo bbls q O92OAe, chiefly at inside prices.
NHkAT-market opened about lc better but
with few offerings. Market closed steady At yoster
Sales Of Is 900 bush Chicago sprinq at 81 sOl 25;
400 bush northwestern club 81, ,28ei q; 50 Obush
milwaukee elut at Sl,H9li29i 1850 buah amber
Iowa at Sl3O9l 30 l2,70J bu Racine sprng az 81 %
al p; s,0O bush winter red western at gI sOl s6
p buah amber Michigan &C Sl,57Ql ,Ss, the lat.
5000 bu Canada club at 81 ,2sI SO i7Oj bush white
Canada at Sl4i6ls47; B1 bush white Michigan Al
glao9l 80 $500 bu white Ohio at $40; 900 bu white
RYR-Market steady. Sales so bush at s5as6c
hAHBEG--1arkst dull Sales 900 state poor
6Ot1e6c lOe9O bus prime barley malt At g03
OORN-Markst shade frmer with modsrat, bus
infss doing. Sales $4,000 bush st Ga y 64kc for
prime mixed western afOat and In store; &c for
white western.
OATs-Decllninsi sales at I6@47o for Jersey,
Canada, western and state.
POHk-Market Without important change,
Sale 500 bbls ~ Sl2 2S9ls00for msssi Ss50a Is Ior
prime.
8RER-Market quiet and firm. Sales Of 100
bblB st 81, ,0O6p45 20 for country PRIME; E3l55Q for
country messi Si,Oo9l200 for Fepacked moss; SIS 90
di3,50 for extra mesa.
PRIME MRss BKEF-MArkot IL Inactive at
S9l, ,C062l,o0.
BkEk HAnlS-Msrket quiet, SI5OOalb5O
CUE MEATS-DBll; sales OF l5J packages on
private terms st 4Gs44c Tor sh0uldersi 4gs41o iOr
hams.
BACON-sides In good demand. SAFES Of 600
boxes at 6fc Cubsrland;65ic long ribbed 7c long
clear and ~ short ribbsd middles
LARD-mArket steady. Sales COO bbls at sba
exc included sales of $40 bible deliverable in The
middle Of January at gAo
BUFTER-Market nrmer at Il o 81 ior Ohio and
49, A23c for state.
OHRRsR-Market steady at 5Haso.
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sPECIAL NOTICF.


he cold season is approaching, a1d your difHuul.
win surely Be worse and perhaps. rendered Is.
RABLE. - ~
There is no guess work IN The examination or In
the administering Of the medicines, tor by the In
struments used there can Be no mistake. and the
Doctor never hesiates to inform the patient or hs
friends Of the TRUs state Of thu case.
The Boctor's parlors st the WeddelI Ho1ss are
shronged daily, many PERSONS coming from distant
states, and others who were dishsartsnsd b. FORM
sr experience and large sums paii 10 quaeks. here
and health, and that too b paying var7 modsrsts
md Reasonable charge.
There Is no charge fer CONSULTATION.
DootoF AAEii doss not ours By msrourT, oansties
Iuinine biistering. bleeding any Of the prUtias
usually resorted to in tho treatment Of chronic DIS
sases. Tho treatment Is admirably ADAPTED to PER
sons who cannot tske strong medicinss; the oisetI
ara prompt and permanent and bGt syr days tzisi
WI oonYincs the most skoFtisal. qhs Doctor win
With pleasure name parties who can b seer. .snd
oonVersed with in this city, who have been cured
BY his mode " treatment. Those who are now
-amPerng with their lives under the blind gaidancs
u ''traveliiaz zdostorB, or who are dying By inch
s. under the hands Of physicians who DO not under
stand the nature Of their disease OF true mods Of
cure delay no longer, but while you have She DOW.
Or seek in rational way to regain your b aIth.-
Those, too who waiting for tho disease TO wear
or think his itis TINS, Of those who Ike you,
waited bat in vsin and have gone Lelors sou. Many
thousands OF those who have gone doEn to the
grave vita consum ption might hays been saved
aad they taken proper prooaation and checked the
disease when twas o4tzrrh or inflammation OF tho
throat. PrOat b. rsGeotins upOa their fatal neg
~ Ths charge shall in no case be Aeoys yOuI
means. noYA.sT3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

coming from that section to engage in 4
winter campaign In Tennessee. The boys
look hale and hearty aud will do good SER
vice in disPersing the rebel army OF Bow
ling Greed
Gen. Nelson's Brigade from Eastern Ken
lucky ls now here, and q more exhausted
and worn out sci Of men IneVer saw. They
have done more marching over worse roads,
and been more poorly clothed and fed than
any other brigade in the service.
Six weeks ago Capt. KOnkle left Camp
DsnnisOn with l5e good healthy men,
Now after that rough rough march there
ara not so men ft for duty In his battery
The I'd Ohio went through that campaign
without overcoats, and as q consequence
many of the men are now sick with colds
which will unfit them for service always,
but costly as this campaign was for Us, It
was moro so for the rebsls. Prisoners state
that of some full companies nottWenty were
flt for duty ct the fight ct PikesOWn.
There is a very large force being collect
ed here, and If desirable will write you
occasionally of our movements. J.s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04
VICTORY nIIssOuRL

RoLLA, Dec. 8.
Major Bowen, who left here saturda-
LAST With One hundred oayslry from Gen,
Wymsn's brigade, in search Of the notori-
GUS maFauding rebel Freeman, vas at sa-
lem last night. About o clock this Morn
ing he was attacked ct that place by the
rebels under Colonels Freeman and Turn
er, and after q sharp fght, the enemy hold
ing one part Of the town, our forces another,
the enemy were driven from the place
and completely routed, with loss Of some
10 killed and 30 wounded, besides q great
number Of prisoners; among the latter Wss
one Captain. Our loss is shout Is killed
and wounded. Major Bowen holds the
town. Rsinforoements have been sent to
him, as 1t Is feared the enemy will rally in
large numbers and oFerWhelm his COM
msnd, It is reported that from 1000 to
5000 Of the enemy are in the vicinity.
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Ode 70 the Republic.

The following are the verses read b
Jno. PrOudfOOt, the sCotohmsn par ezes
Isnes, at the St. Andrews Festival las
evening:
Hail land Ofcataract
Prairie, wood, river, lake,
Vast and sublime
Who would not sing OF thee,
Destined the home TO be
Ofan the nations free,
Down through all times
From the Atlantic tide
To the Pacific, wide
Stretches thy sway
Mountains of snowy top,
Valleys Of sunny slope,
Waving with every crop,
Crown thee for aye
Young, yet for high deserts
Sage in the liberal artsl
See, hand in hand,
Justice with upright scale,
Industry, Public Zeal,
Love, Peace, and Temperance hale,
March through the land
Favored by Nature, thine
Is the enriching mine,
Soil, Lake and River:
Hence, comfort cheers thy hearth;
Hence over ali the earth
Thy independent worth
Is Lonorsd ever
Guide Of the Pilgrim flock
Safe to old Plymouth Rock,
Long tempest driven,
Still be their ehildrens guide;
Through every turbid tide,
May this Republic ride,
Anchored In HeaVebI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

DID Nor TRAEsPIRE.-Ths lecture an
nounced to be delivered at the Melodeon
lsstevening by Rev. Mr.. Conway, did not
take place, that gentleman having been de-
layed on his route to this city, not arriving
till about half-past nine. Tonight, how
ever, he will deliver lecture entitled ''The
Nations Emergency" admission 10 which
will be free. No man on the continent is
better able to give an enlarged and enlight-
ened view of the ordeal through which the
nation Is passing than Mr.. c., and all who
can and access to the Hall this evening
should be present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

KEEcGRIo BATus.-Dr.Gi .Gibson's new elee.
GEic baths cure general debility, rhsumS-
tIsm, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equsl,se the Cireu-
lstion and remove almost every disease In
manner truly sstOnishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfaO-
tiOn to the sick Tbs pleasantest bath
room In the city for LADIES' female Oper-
atOr in st4endance. Ofios 30. III Ontario
street. jyS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoT1cE.-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 ct that time.
noySO;S64
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

To TIE LADIEs,-Ladies, if you only knew
how much difference there is between good
and poor article of Saleratus, you would
never use any other than D. B. DsLand &
Co.'s Chemical Saleratus. It is truly what
it claims to be, the Hhouse-wiSe's fAvOrite, y
and we are happy to see that our Lady
friends are finding 1t out aud using nothing
else. dkW
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MFaiFal.
1851.
DEOEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.
I 8 g
DR.. s g. OLARR

DR.. S. G.. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIO
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Oan be consulted at the following times and places
VIII be at his Office, No. g. Garden street, OleVe-
land, O., the last week Of each and every mOnth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04
CLRVRLAND mARKRT--Deo. 3.

CLEVELAND mARkkE--Deo, 3.
FLOUR-Market very quiet aud arm. Sales Of
50 bbls extra white wheat at s. sly.
FRUITs-sAles offs bbls dried EslohsI At l6o ?
pound.
BUTTER-M Market Hrm. Sales Of a bbls rOn at
i2S@Hc.
HIGHWINEs-scarc and lrm al l6c
SALT-Has again advanced and Is selurg at
Sis Tor coarse ground solar snd hne, ana dairy in
proportion.
HOGs-We noticed some hfty wagon loads OF
dressed hogs on the market this mOrniog, which
vsre mostl. held at 900 Light sales were made at
s. s5 ana even this Is above views OF purchasers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04
MORNING LEADER.
IEBNEs6lY aoaNNe. DEa .. lssl.
NEW ADvRRTIEEMRNTs.

Young Mems Ohrlstian AssOOistlou-- Lectures.
u. X. Wells o, Skates,
+. !. baldwin 4 CO-pre's cosdi.
RsttberE uausmann-For the Holidays.
r. I. Baldwin 4 CO.--Eew oOaks.
DOG Lost
Il. I. Baldwin oo.--Arctie Hoods.
DE-. BarrOW-SpOolal Notice.
:. 1. BaldWin Co.-DF,saiaR Gown Material.
hrandoth Pina-speslal Eo,ioo.
Ohrlsta orO-SpOoial EOsioa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04
10 REsroRE ran sIoK 10 HEALTH.


fAe blood must be purified, and all medicints are
useless which d. not possess the qualify Of SIiula.
tlng the blood TO discharge ts impurities into the
bowels. beandeth'u Fils possess this quality in a
high degree, aad should To In evo'y family, They
are equally ulefal fer children aud sdults adapted
- ooth sexes, and are innocent bread Jet most
sdeoiiVe al q medicine.
The Hon. Jacob Bay sIs Of sFrlngvIIs, nd, writes
to Or, brandeth, under date OF nay II. 1851:
II have used your invaluable Vegetable Universal
Pils in my family since hiss they have always cured
even when other medines were Of no avail I have
eotn The means ofmy neighbors using hundreds Of
dollars worth and Am satisfied they have received
thouaand PEI cent. In blessed health through their
use. TheF are used In this Ttglon Tor Bilious and
Liver Diseases, Fever and Aguo and IN al rheumat
&c easoa with the most perfect success In fact they
are the great rllanoe in sickness, and trust your
rslerabls life may Be long spared to prepare 90 ex-
eeliont a msdioine for the use Of mao. Please
send meyoIr lowest price By the gross"
sold hy A. Gardner, 40 supeE1or street, UlsVe
iaHd' Ohia, and By ell rvspsotAblo dsalors IN medi.
cine1.
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PROBATE COURT.

0'1NIH aNUIN IIlINN6
State Of Ohio VS.. Teresa B. LenEs, assault
snd battery. Fined 81 and costs.
State vB. Harrington Brooks, assault and
battery. Fined s25 and sent 70 jail ten
days.
State vS. NicOlsus Matthews, assault and
battery. Fined $40 and sent to Jail ten
days.
State vs.. Edward Malox, assault and bat
terry. Fined $50 and requied to give $500
bonds for good behavior one year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

aANHoOD-HoV LosF-HoW RusEORHD.-
se.t Teoiilhed IN Sealed Envelopes pFios cents.
-eetare on the Nature, Troasmsut and radical
VeAe q 1pefmatorh@a or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and lmpsd.
lll,aa - AaETiago generaliy, Nervousness, Con.
sumption kliiolsT and Fits Hsntal and Physical
lneageaisl, resultinE ffOm Bsli-AbpHe, 6O.-By
hO1t. J. ouLVERWELE,, \, D., Author Of ths
aAHnE BooE, a.
"a Been % Thousands Of BuHsroru." sont uadsr
s1s IN plain eavolops 70 any sddro.l, PosF RArB.
% rcueilt % SIX cents Or two postnro stamps, b.
Dr. Oh. J. o. KLINE.
- boWoryt New Tork, Post OHeo Bog, t.se.
Heptddfws6t
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Nov. 80 s64 Iw.

sPHEREOTTPEs.-stimPsOn is, beyond all
question, superior artist, and We sdvlse
those wishing to get Ans Likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 36S
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
ZEN and stranger. R27:tf
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rRnm OHARLRsroN.

Mr.. Butteraeld, Mate of the Brig Granada,
who hiss been prisoner at Charleston, has
arrived, and reports the Forts on Other and
Phoenix Island were vacated and blown up
~, Nov. 18th. Great excitement prevailed
at Charleston, and meeting was held as to
the propriety Of burning or surrendering the
city. The Mayor was in favor Of surrender
ing, and so were the people generally, but
the Governor said It must be burned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

CRAWFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer 1T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

- The price Of the MoaEIEs LHADHE 10
nsWU Agents is One Dollar aud Fifty Cent?
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
Ths postage on tho LaIBnH; 70 NOws
Dealers, is one-iourth Of can't per copy.
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Tbe Ohief Attributes Oh Nenbood are IL

Tue Chief Attributes Of Manhood are tIa-
ousnily lost or suspended by nal practices and vi.
eioua hahita, that viii Inevitably lead TO herOd ary
seaso u1zss checked 10 time. Read the truths laid
Gown n the trostiea uunan Frsil =, or PhyUiolOg.
tesl Resaarehos." a. CaboratelY illustrated With
eolorel engavlnss and viii oonvineo the lst hsgd.
eHod and unconourhtd, we'll 81 relieve the minda
fths nost despondpE, b. leadpg them In the right
channel ior relisf Of todIy aud mental agony and
despair.
e0id By DR BARROW, lsl Biseoksr street, New
XoEk. Prioe . cents. Sent iros svoryWheru.
eold also By g. W. OArk, Druggists, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

~ J. B. HslI's Arnics Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public Equare.
Nov S-RII
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BROKE HIS LEa.-A horse attached to
the street cars, while passing through supe-
riOr street last evening, fell opposite Seneca
street, breaking one of his legs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
auF8-R11
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

FBANK PAHrR.-LiYsry and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. ! Horses and
Carriages At roasauabls figures.
sspqlR96iIV
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THAEKR.-We sie indebted to Route Agent
T. L. Nichols, of the C. C. & C. ROad, for
Cincinnati and Louisville papers in advance
Of the mail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-04

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that oAH
NOT BE BRoKEN sY TIE HEAT, can be found ct
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
rfnaafr