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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-23
STAGE NOTICE.

TIVE STAGE running between this place
Il and West Townshend, connecting with
trains at Factory Point; and with all Stage
lines East Of West Townshend, viii run as fol-
lows;
Leave Factory Point on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, upon arrival Of 10 O'Clock train,
A. NJ.
Returns, Monday Wednesday, and Friday,
in time TO connect with train at II O'Clock p.
~, on each Of said days.
Co Passengers should be punctual a. the
starting hour
G. W. COTTON, Proprietor.
Factory Point, Sept. 10, 1862. Istf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-23
CAUTION

a. certain unprincip'et persons are al
tempting e palm N On the ansaspecting
public, Limitations 81 my PREPARED GLUE.
! would caution all persons 70 examine before
purchasing. and see thar the full nAme
sPALDiS0's PREPARED GLUE
il on tie outside wrapper al others are
swiadlihg eouHierfeiss.
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wv. iAas s8heeFsl.ers, t.elng apposntsd b.
w tie Hes. he Ffpt'ase Csnu ~ the Dis-
irtrf a Nsnchssse Cutnzatssisasts 10 receive.
snsu.sas ah8 asluss she clasms sal demands
~ al terreas skAiass ibs Estate 4
AR0s n LaWRkScg.
Tate 81 Manchester, Ia sid District. decreased,
snA sisa ~ claims Knd 5ciuands exhibited 10
tzfseg lhtresol ans nfnntas FROM The Isl dsv
a pcoemhas. itt3, bsing allowed by tAid Count
~ that Tslg guss, 10, therefore, beneby give
gpssce. hal wiH attend 70 the bnslnets a
sur Aggssss,msni ~ Namisrlip's Hotel Ia sad
lA.acfsessef. on ilse lAss saturdays II February
Asa Mas nsat fsuta sse unti four o'cleek,
NJ, 90 sasll a sasd DAYS.
ll1'sa Al NAsehesstr. this Isi day Of peeem
her. A. ~. lesa.
D. o. BURTON,
CURTIS BURTON, cam'n.
$50 ZkRAH HARD.
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r. 5. The above testinaalal was sent entire
IL unsolicited and beg it may be accepted
Nish confidence, and plsce3 who're il can be
seea bF AL From al connected with The Camp
oF Hospital, correspondence s requested
JOHN l.. HUSNEWELL.
fnoEueIor. Bos.qu. Mass.
Fhe s@qTe banned Preparations are for sale
a. TIE E4ain0K Drug Store. Manchester VI.
apa Nv 81 Wholesale ana rrtSil deslers.
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IMPORTANT
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONIAL
Headquarters, lath p. cayaly.

neaNuitFNtfEs 10Th NJ AaN%HNs
Near Baltimore, Nd, Sept. 10, 1862.
Dear Sir ;--in the absence Of a sufficient as
sortinent Of medicines for general uses in the
Camp. | was induced 70 try your celebrated
remedies, viz The Eclectic Pills, Universal
Cough Remedy, and Tou Anodyne.n
As regards the Pills. must say. that | never
used pill with 50 much success. In every
case where have bad occasion TO use a gentle
eaihartie have employed the pills with =
splendid effect; snd you may rest assured that
shall not be without them, rs long as il is
possible for me 20 obtain them.
The Cough Remedy | have used with
equally As good success Ia Bronchial Com
plants. had occasion TO use 1t for tickling
sensation IN my throat, caused By being oblig-
ell 20 be out In the night air. and taking cold
found almos, instant relief by the prompt use
II your " Universal C0ngh Remedy" and most
heartily recommend il 70 al afflicted with throat
and lung complaints.
The +" Iolu Anoiyne > have found 10 be Of
very great service ia eases ~ Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, &c. The men are subject, more or less,
10 constant exposure, thereby contracting the
m0ss painful q Al diseases. Neuralgia . and
an complaints connected with the nervous svs-
tern. BY the pnoser and prompt use Of the An
odyne YOU viii obtain immediate relief.
| sheerfully recommend the shove prepare
lions 10 The public, and m0re particularly 10 the
Soldier. aud woald ADVISE everg man 10
provide himself sith a bottle OF each. before
leaving 81 the seat Of war.
With great respect, remain,
Y0aFs trnlv.
JOSEPH H0YT.
Hospltsl steward, 18Th pa Cavalry.
John l.. Huuneweli, Bo@5a Was
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Dry Goods
Toh, hs1 h BENNINGTON COUNTY
Yoa CANNOT ailte - .ul,sd Isl. lime
speh 40 assortment u
D r ESS GOODS
we,asvcr before had iooasf you. just oau
and SO them,
To Builders.
SPECIAL attention Nnl b. given 70 ksep,us
- - hand % ordering. o. short notice. Harf
ware iof Builders. Please make out your h,Ils
aud call before you buy.
PAINTS and OILS always on hand
A Large Stock Of
WOOLENS,
Bought al old prices. We ad,isa eur
customers to lay in sll they need; they viii
soon be much higher.
GOOD SLEEPS GREY,
NOW for rs cents per yard
HEAVY oYERCoAT CLOTH
Much below the market
FANCY CASSIMEREs,
First rate styles.
SILK MIXED CAsSIMEREs.
BLACK BRoADCLoTHs.
BLACK CASSIMERES.
CADET. MIXED 4 SMALL PLAIDs.
puthoe iot boye.
HEAVY SILK UNDERIlIRTs
WOOL SHIRTS g. DRAWERS.
A Large Assortment Of
SOFT HATS,
For Men and Boys.
GENTS TRAVELLING BAGS.
The mort approved patterns
BOOTS.
Thick, Kip, Lumbermahs, Calf, Boys
and Youths Boots.
PATENT TURN TABLE
APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no snapping or reverse
motion. is made entirely Of iron. not liable
to get out Of order, and has ne superior for
pairing apples or ounces. however uneven.
This Parer has taken the premium at ey-
cry Fair Whers II has been ENTERED, and /.
now Acknowledged the tsa p4ra IN ne
u0rd.
HAZARDS CELEBRATED KENTUCKY
RIFLE POWDER. ths best in use.
A large assortment Of
LOOKING GLASSES.
We have hne Room 10 show them, and
intend TO keep stock Of better Glasscs than
are usually found in County Store.
WILL0W WAGONS, Boys' Carts And
w Wheelbarrows.
nOTTED SWISS MUsLIEs, ia cts ne,
~ yard, worth rs cts.
A LPHABETICAL HANDKRRCHTEFs,
"A for children. given away.
GEow DROP NAPKINS. very cheap IN
~ deed.
PUFF CURTAIN HOLLANDS
VELvEr CARPET sAfcHELs,: go cts.
' worth sio0;
| AIDES BLACK SILK HOSE. a 6rM
~ rate article, very cheap.
WHITE GRAPE sHAwLs, very p!O.
w article.
GLOVES and HosIERY.-s very largo
" stock.
COOP GREEN TEA. 10 cents per ID,
T0HN ANDERsoN's celebrated goIae.
~ andHoney Dew Chewing Tabacco, ct
Wholesale or retail.
DOSE SCENTED MAcCABOY sNUff,
IL N half pound bottles
X ER0sENE LANTERNS, a new arti-
IN Gle
'nowEERs BEsTiKER0sEEE OIL.
ELoUR AND FEED slwAys On hand.
CCH00L BOOKS. All kinds nov 10 use
- always on hand.
BUFFALO RoBs BUFFALO ROBES.
ID Just received.
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PATENT TURN TABLE

PATENT TURN TABLE
APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no snapping or reverse
motion. lie made entirely OF iron. not liable
to get out Of order, and has ne superior for
pairing apples or ounces. however uneven.
This Paret has taken the premium at ev
cry Fair where Il has been ENTERED, and Il
now Acknowledged the tsH p4ru in ne
trorid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-12-23

We haVe Ter sale. pleasantly leessfd in HsH
chester eIage, 3 bssuHni GOTTA HOUSE
painted white. with green Niados biinds.
good bars, and about thFee.fonahs a sn acre
u zooe and.
Manchester. Oct 7. 1862
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tY' By the use Of these Pills the periodic
attacks Of Nervous or Sick Headache may
be prevented; and if taken at the commence
ment Of an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the NAUSEA
and Headache 10 which females are 90 subject.
They act gently upon the bowels-Temoy-
ing Cosiirensss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons Of sedcntary habits,
they are valuable as laxative, improving
the appetite, giving tone and rigor to the di-
gcstiye organs, and restoring their natural
elasticity and strength to the whole system
The Cephdiic Pills are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
iments, having been in use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
lieycd vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or deranged state of the
stomach. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition, and may be taken at all
times with perfect safety, without making
any change Of diet. and the absence Of any
disdgreedbie taste renders il easy to admin
lister Them to children.
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BUFFALO R0BEs BUFFALO ROBES
ID Just received.

THADDEUs DAvID's Celebrated Isk.
L Limpid Writing Fluid, and Brilliant
Carmins lux.
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DAPER HAEGISes. cariain Paper, Cur
i tain Cord and Tasslcs, "a eonpiets as-
sortmsnt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE Dec. 3U-Il:U0 P. n.
Colonel Harlan attacked Morgan at
Rolling Fork yesterday morning. There
was an engagement Of an hour and half.
Harlem killed and wounded q number of
rebels, losing two killed and three wound
ed, among the latter Lieutenant POLES, Of
Southwick's battery, since dead. The reb-
els retreated towards Bardstown, having
lost several killed and wounded, and a
Captain and six privates captured. Nor
gan spent last night at Bardstown, and
moved eastward on the Springfield turn
pike this morning. Scouts report that the
rebel Colonel BAIL Duke was seriously
wounded at Rolling Fork. A messenger
reported to Harlan that our forces had an
engagement at New Haven this morning,
InI IvPUrisvl tho rvb1ls there.
Shepherdsville and Rolling Fork bridges
are safe. The treslle work on Muldsa he
Hill is SO seriously damaged that it will
require q month for its restoration. Two
small bridges easily restored were burned
by the rebels near Lebanon Junction. The
above comprise all damages done by the
rebels to bridges on the Louisville s Nash
vile railroad and its tributaries.
Lieutenant John Speed, of Gilberts
staff, was taken prisoner by the rebels
near the trestle work, and robbed Of his
clothing, watch, and purse.
Roseerans captured several cannon on
his approach to MurfreesbOro', and reports
from below indicate an engagement pro-
crossing there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec. 80.
A Norfolk letter contains the follow
ing:
a British subject who came here from
Charleston, South Carolina, within a few
days, brings the information that 19 ne
groes were hung in the streets just prior
to his departure. This occurred in couse-
quence Of discovery made in rather
singular mannor. The whites there for
sometime past have been closely watching
the movements Of the blacks, and thinking
they observed an unusual number Of fu-
nerals among them, white man disguised
himself and followed in one Of the pro-
cessions. On arriving at the burying-
ground, he discovered that the coffin con-
tanned arms, which were taken and buried
in vault, in which number had already
been deposited.
The cOnsequeneSof this discovery, was
the execution of IS Of the most intelli-
gent Of the conspirators.
A Washington letter states that rumors
Of foreign Intervention are quite common
here at the present time; but they cannot
be traced to any authentic source. It is,
however, claimed by many intelligent per-
sons that Mr.. Seward confidently expects
the Intervention Of the French Govern
ment IN cur affairs, and that he has shaped
tAs foreign diplomacy Of this Government
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.
An advance copy of the Governors mes
sage is published this afternoon. After
congratulating the Legislature and State
that at last loyal General Assembly is
convened, the Governor reviews the condi-
ton of the State since the outbreak of the
rebellion and says that the number Of vol
unteers from Missouri after the casualties
of war is 27,500, which, with 10,500 State
militia gives total force of $4,000 in the
service of the war The Governor treats
HI IeHgUHi anu Os----->iy-Aaaana-an-ads -thla-
Legislature to adopt measures to restore
the State credit and to reduce the State
debt consistent with good faith towards
the holders Of the State bends, complete
the railroads which are unfinished and
secure the interests of private stock
holders.
On the subject Of emancipation, the
Governor says he has long been convinced
that the material interests of Missouri
would be advanced by substituting free for
slave labor, and recommends a plan by
which the children of slaves born after
the passage of this act shall be free, but
remain under the care of their owners till
they have arrived at certain age, the
owners to be compensated for the dimin-
ished value of slave mothers after thus
rendered incapable of raising slave chill
dren.
During the discussion of the emsncipa-
ton question, the Governor says the Legis-
luture cannot constitutionally adopt a
scheme by which the owners of slaves can
be divided into two classes, and the
slaves Of one class emancipated without
compensation is provided for the other
elass.
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Morgan attacked and Beaten.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.
1t is ascertained authoritatively that
there is no foundation for the rumor that
the Committee on Ways and Means have
entertained any proposition whatever to
change the existing law for receiving old
demand Treasury notes for customs.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has de-
cided not to make any further issue Of
certificates of Indebtedness beyond the lin
tied amount already to the credit Of dis
bursting officers. 1t is understood the hold
ers will have the privilege, as soon as
practicable, to fund them into twenty year
six per cent. bonds.
Intelligence from Alexandria represents
that Stuart's cavalry force, with artillery,
were yesterday encamped twelve miles
from that city, not far from Burkes Sta
ton, on the line of the Orange & Alexan-
dria Railroad. Two rebel cavalrymen,
wearing uniforms similar to our own,
came into and rode about Alexandria on
Sunday. They did not remain long.
A telegraph from the Headquarters of
the Army of the Potomac says all is quiet
along the Rappahannock.
Ford's Theater was destroyed by fire at
6 o'clock this evening.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
is now prepared to supply all the variety
Of stamps required by the excise law, in
quantities sufficient for the use Of the peo-
pie of the District Of Columbia and the
States east Of the Rocky Mountains. All
persons within the district specified guilty
of wilfully neglecting to use said stamps
hereafter, will be subject to the penalty
provided by the law.
In the Mcdowell Court of Inquiry to-
day, the cross-exsmination of General
Sigel was concluded. At its close, oppor-
tunity was afforded him to make an ex-
PLANTATION of testimony, but he desired
time to consider, and would transmit them
in writing to the Court.
Captain Dahlgren, Of General Sigels
staff, was examined concerning the re-
mark General Mcdowell is said to have
made to him, whilst bearer of a message
from General Sigel to General Mcdowell.
He confirmed the testimony of his Chief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
COMMERCIAL.


I
For the week ending Dec 9TH, 1859, By John Boyos
& Son, Commission Merchants, s. Psari-St.
Burter-We have no change to report since our
last weeks report but owing to the Holidays the
market has not been active. We do not change our
quota ions, and think there viii be no difficulty in
realizing them after the new year shall have
fairly opened. Prime rOll brings 20 to &c; Fair
to good do IS 10 2Oc; Western Reserve tubs,
late made p to DC; Firkins do, ls to 2lc. Yel-
ior shipping iotsWesern Reserve in good demand
At Is to zoe and light color do Il 70 lse. Sound yel
Io Central Ohio brings II to zOc, and common do. IS
to Isc. Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin, late made
and in good packages, bring I9 to 2c, and common
to good do Is to lsc.
Cheese-Ihe market for Cheese Is buoysnt, but
not active on account Of the short stock Of Ohio
transactions are small and prices finn. Fancy
large dairies bring lOH to noi good to prime do.
~ lOc; ordinary do. to &c English dairy sells
at III to l21<c.
Beef Hams.-western new per bbI sl2,5O to
sI5,5O.
Hams-Smoked cOuntry-cured to &C. Western
in bags, 9z tOllc.
Lard-The market continues firm at previous
prices We quote No. in bbls 94 TO glc Steam
dered in bbIs sK to s,6c; and Kettle rendsr,d, in
bbls. sS to so for country, and IOc for city rem
dsrsd.
POFE-Ine Market lOE FoEk was hubAdlAtu " tue
Government contract for 1900 bbls, deliverable
5000 bbls per mon'h, taken at sl55 to sle,25 for
mess, and SI5,3s to 1854 for same quantity prime
mess, all in iron chime hoops. Sales were made at
sl425 for mess and s2k TO sl25Ofcr old and new
prime.
Dressed HOEs-Are lower owing to the unfs-
vorsbls weather and the bad condition Of arrivals
Western are selling at 81 to 5zc for light and
heavy.
Ashes-Pots are steady at SIC, and Pearls ts4c.
Stock, Saturday evening" 4s5 casks pots and iss do
pearls
Benns-Remain about as last quoted. Marrovs,
strictly prime s275 to s2,s5; Inferior do. s2,25 to
$500; Mediums, strictly prime, s255 to t2,65 /;
Interior do SIPS to $40; Kidneys, strictly
PRIME Us to s2S Inferior do. s22O to $3.50; Mix
ed parcels prime, 40 to s25 Inferior, do, at $500
to s2,25.
EgEs-we make no change in our quotations.
Western lined hard to sell at inside quotations
Fresh eggs are scarce and sell we'll We quote West
tern by express q to 2c do ordinary II to 2lo lined
Eggs, loss off, Il to lsc Egg oats per bush IS to 5Oc
ew bbls. 2Oc.
Beeswnx-Has been in good demand, and sales Of
choice yellow have reached 4c We quote 90 to 4Oc.
s-Clover-Western is lower and sells at 1915
to lOkc Timothy sells in small way at s2,5O. Rough
Flax do. e. TO $500.
TuIIow-very duh. Sales at 10 to lO4c for
Western.
WhislEy-steady at ss55 to s9c.
Dried AppIes-Choice Western at 81 to &c.
Ba5-Information furnished and business transacted
BY Il. C. DEMING, Western Agent
OHice with Alcott 4 Horton, Water-st., Cleveland,
Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

CoLoRs FOR THE 124TH o. v. There
Is on exhibition in sargent's show windows
a splendid stand of regimental colOrs, to be
presented to the l24th Regiment by the young
ladies Of Cleveland. The stand consists Of
four flags: first, the blue or regimsntaI color,
with the United States eOat-Of-arms en-.
brOidered in yellow silk on both sides, and
the name of the regiment in silver letters
under the eagle; second, the stars and stripes,
or national color, with the name of the regi-
msnt in silver letters on the central stripe;
third, the markers, red and blue. The stats
are all silver mounted, and the cOlors fringed
with gOld-cOlored silk fringe. The cost of
the entire stand was sI75. They were man
ufaotdrsd By G. ". CroWeH & Co. of this city,
and are the finest specimens of work they
have yet produced.
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NEw YORK nIARKET.-Deoembor so.


COttOn-Market firm with fair demand. Sales at
67G675&c middling uplands.
FlOur-Marllet SC better and more doing, in part
for export. closing firm.
Sales at IS, ,SON595 for superfne state; s6l566 30
for common TO cnoice extra state 7516 IS shipping
brands extra round hOOped Ohi' s. sfl5, IS super
hne westerni Sc 2O(1s6,45 common 10 good extra
Whisky-Market without change. Sales 6cO bbls
at 35Sll3sc.
Wheat-Market a shade better with moderate
demand forexp TT, and some liItl4 milling inquiry.
Sales OF chicago spring at Pal 81 Milwaukee club
at sl,2SGl i3i amber Iowa at s,35Glln; winter red
western at 81 ,t9t45; amber Michigan at 81 1901 49,
winter red IllinOi- at 81, 80.
COrn-Less doing and market scarcely 80 firm
Sales at 79c for prime shipping mixed western a0at
65975c for damaged aud heated; sa1s3c for western
yellow; s5l155c for white southern.
lats-Market more active at 6S07lc.
SuEnr-Market more active and Hdzc better
Sales at 9zgOc for New Orleans; 9G99sc for Museo-
vado.
MOIasses-8Iarket in good demand for New Or
nsY crop.
tl; ., ttE5nsr with fair demand Sales at sll
% ~ ~ lue-7Y s1lz for prime and
Eeef-Market dull and lower. Sales at 81 OO69.O0
country mess; S5,0OG5,O county prime 9l2OUGI3OJ
repacked mess; sl3, 09ll,0l extra mes.
Prime lless Beef-Market in moderate request.
Sales al SzI,5O.
Cut Meufs-Steady.
Dressed HOgs-Market lower and dull. Sales at
5Hn596c for western.
Bacon Sides-Market steady.
Lard-Market without decided change. Sales at
Butfer-seIling at l5@2Oc for Ohio; 1925 for
Cheese-ouiet at IO@I2c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Drnixe's PLANTATION Bitters.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent masmatic and intermittent feVers.
They purify the breath and acidlty of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhosa, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They arethe best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They ere made ofpure
St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark
roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure
Of beverage, without regard to age, or time Of
day. Particularly recommended to delicate per-
sons. requiring gentle stimulAnt. Sold by all
Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. Il.
Drake Co., 2O2 Broadway, New York.
novl5:eod- -dtNT-w439
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
n. Y. CATTLE lIARKBT-Dec

Beef Cattle arc dull and heavy this week owing 70
the untavorable weather and the supeTuty Of p0ul-
try and game Tbs quality Of the offerings wer- poor
which excited an un avOrable inhusnce. Tho ran &c
of prices WAS much the same but The average price
was about one-half cent below last week. The bulk
on sale.
The current prices for the week at all the markets
are as follows:
Beef Cattle first quality as s5O99sO; ordinary g. Oa
s,25; common quality G7OO inferi1r S. OOa6 90
Mlen Lows steady. First quality 3456s5O; ordinary
s4sni5; common S5rsG35; inferior s25G25.
Feals In fair demand. Eitst quality, per pound.
feriOr 4d414c.
Sheep aud Lambs extra 50 OOalsOO per head; prime
in eriOr SS $50 t,t8
swine are in large supply and the market Is heavy
owing partly 10 the uniayOrable weather. orn fed
per pound, 43g55Sc; poor 4d45sc; still fed 3104c.
The total receipts all stocks at all the yards for
this week wers Is follows Beeyes 6,s0J; cows l2J
veal calves 3s2i sheep and lambs 1887; swine
6l,l65.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
LOCAL NOTICES.

MUsF Be soLD.-We woull cal Tie at-
tsntion Of capitalists to the rare opportunity
to invest their money in real estate, in de-
sirable locality on Pearl street, West Side
The shrewdest capitalists at the East have
already begun quietly to pick up desirable
real estate, and convert their paper currency
into something that will stand the crash
that must inevitably come bye and bye
Real estate in this city has not yet felt the
imitation Of currency, and can be bought on
the same or even more favorable terms than
one year ago. Five neat and beautiful cot
IHEvs In the most desirable port Of pAarl
street, West Side, are offered at great bar
gain. For further information inquire Of
W. J. BoARDMAN.
dec3O:420 2t 243 Superior street.