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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

NV YORK Lee q
The ARIEL, from AspinEall, arrived here last
night, but brought no specie.
The steamer British Queen has arrived from
Nassau 23d and Havana 2Uth.
Venezuela dates Of the 22d state that the insur-
rection there was about ended, the insurgents
evineing desire for reconciliation.
Pierre SOule was at Havana on the 10th.
Nassau papers contain the following: The
Governor has issued proclamation forbdding G
pilots 70 bringin Federal or rebel cruisers
The schooner Rover, from Charleston, and
sloop Enterprise, from Florida, had arrived at
Nassau.
A schooner belonging to the we'll known seces-
sion firm Of Adberly Co., of Nassau, had been
captured by the steamer nOga Nassau papers
call this another Federal outrage,
Admiral Milne arrived at Nassau on the 18th.
The steamer Giraffe, blockade runner, ar
rived at Nassau from Liverpool with an assorted
cargo, probably to run the blockade.
The steamer Columbia arrived tonight from
New Orleans 10th and Havana 23d. The steamer
Potomac also arrived from New Orleans 18th.
No news Of moment. The rebels, thinking
they see 3 less vigorous commander in General
them sent a challenge to Gen. Butler, who put It
in his pocket and sent the rebel word II he desr-
ed an onset to come on in the street, or where
ever else it might suit him.
Gen. Corcoran, with the Irish Legion, had ar
rived below New Orleans.
The Delta has had occasion to rebuke the lurk-
ing treason Of the Pieayune.
Large numbers Of spectators had arrived and
given an impulse to trade.
General Banks is very busy, and is in hourly
offeeling exists between them and theirrespect-
i've Stats
Colonel Elliott, Of the lst Louisiana regiment
had resigned.
Generals Banks and Butler were serenaded on
the night Of the 18th by the band Of the slst Mas
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THE CAPTURE oFTHE ARIEL,

The steamship Ariel reached Aspinwall Friday
night, the 10th inst, having been overhauled by
the Alabama on the 7th inst, of Cuba and taken
10 Jamaica The Arel was detained for two and
a half days ard then released, after her eaptors
had taken out Sl2 900 in specie on freight for Mic
aragua, the property Of two Southern men, and
some boots and shoes. The Off ers Of the Ala
bama also made prisoners Of and disarmed Capt
Sartere Of the U. s. N, who was coming out to
take command Of the Cyane, Capt. Gar and, Of
the Marine Corps, en- route for Marc Island, Cal,
and some other Z. $, officers, and $50 Marines,
and aft-r taking all their equipme nts, including
their side arms, released them on parole.
1t was at first contemplated by Capt. Semmes
to burn the Ariel; but in consideration Of the
number Of helpless women and children aboard,
he allowed her to proceed.
It appears that Semmes was looking for the
steamer Champion when he fell with the Ariel.
Bef1re overtaking the ARIEL Semmes fred a
blank cartridge at her and afterwards a shell,
which struck her foremast, nearly cutting it in
two.
The rainy season is pretty well over, and the
Panama Railroad is again IN good order.
The French feet has sailed for Mexico, leaving
here four American and one British ships Of
war At Aspinwall there is only the disabled
brig Bainbridge to protect American interests.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

AcADEHY OF. Mus1c.-It Is rarely that
an actor in Cleveland, not " STAR is COM
Plinented by 50 large and fine an audience on
the occasion Of his benefit, as assembled at
Mr.. Lewis benefit last Saturday night. The
house was densely packed in every part. Mr..
Lewis never appeared to better advantage
than he did as BObtail" " in the eOmical
farce entitled " Wagtail and Bobtaii." /"
He was enthusiastically cheered on his first
appearance and drew frequent and hearty
applause throughout the play. Mr.. Ellslsr
as "Wsgtail, was unusually funny.
After the farce, Mr.. Lewis was called be-
fore the curtain and made speech, thanking
the citizens Of Cleveland for their kindness
and appreciation. As he was about to retire
Mr.. A. NJ. Griswold, of the Morning LEADER,
stepped upon the stage and presented him
with diamond pin, attended by the follow
ing remarks:
MR. LEwIs-sIR As an evidence of your
Success as an actor and of your popularity
with the patrons Of the drama in Cleveland,
this large and truly fine audience, assembled
to give you benefit, cannot but be hattering
in the extreme. It may be considered, not
only as an endorsement Of your professional
merit, but as 6 tribute to your individual
worth for while striving by studious indus
try to attain a worthy position in your pro-
fession, you have not neglected the cultiva-
ton Of those social and mental adornments
which bespeak the true gentleman.
In behalf Of several Of your more particu-
lar friends and admirers, who desire to com
memorate this occasion to you, am request
ed to present you with this diamond pin.
They ask you to aeeeptit as q tribute to your
professional and social qualities, and as a
token that a welcome always awaits you
whenever you may appear on Cleveland
boards. You will pardon me for asking the
audisnos If the gin could be bestowed on a
wOrthier object?
Mr.. Lewis replied in felicitous manner,
thanking his friends fer the gift, and adding
that he should always retain fond reeOIlec-
tons of Cleveland. The pin is a splendid
one and is valued at 500.
The absorbing play Of % Bluebeard "clOs-
ed the evenings performance. We must
mention the admirable acting and singing
of Miss Blanche Bradshaw in the character
Of /" Beda." Her song, Come, come away
to the pearly fountain" was sang with much
sweetness and grace, and she was warmly
encOred by the audience. She is a yOungac-
tress, but very promising. Blusbeard
will be repeated tonight.
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FRnM WAsHINGTON.

WAsHTEGfoN, Dec. 28.
Major General Bntler is, By this time, on his
yFav 70 Washington, he having been ordered to
report hero. Report already assigns him to an
important command in the field.
Areport has reached Washington thai COM
many Of tn 2nd Penn. Cavalry, commanded by
Col. Price, stationed at occq an was surprised
this morning bv detachment ofrebel Cavalry.
A hQht occurred in which numb were wound
ed md Cart. johnson, Of the Penn. Cavalry, who
was In command, killed. Several supply wagons
were captured BY the enemy.
L Is also stated that the rebels captured some
Of our troops end battery at Dummies on yes.
taFaay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

CAIROs Dec. u.
Nothing has been received to-day IN regard to
movements Of the rebel force operating In
Northwestern Tennessee. Ths greatest dam
age done is on Obion river bottom, where two
long bridges were destroyed and two miles Of
trestle work at MiddlebuIg.
1t is reported that orders have been given to
spike the guns at Island No. 10, blow up the
magazines and eyacuate the place.
Information was received to-day that trains
were running between Jackson and Trenton and
that there were 1000 troops at the latter place.
There is a rumor in circulation that Gen. Grant
had fallen back across the Talahatchie, but It Is
not traeeable to reliable source.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29


THE CALAMITY NEAR ToLEDo.-The To-
ledo Commercial of Friday contains particu-
lars of the burning of Mr.. William s dwelling,
near that place on the day previous, of
which we published some information in
Friday afternoons paper. There was but
one person burned to death, according to the
Commercial, the wife of Mr.. Williams, All
the others escaped. The FIRE was believed to
have originated in this wise: Mr.. Williams
kept grocery and liquor shop, near the C.
& T. cattle yard, and as a necessity, prOvid-
ed his customers smoking tobacco gratuitous-
Iy, and for the convenience Of his guests it
was kept in an old cigar box within reach of
all. Late Wednesday evening some one dis
covered FIRE in the box Of tobacco, and after
eztinguishing it, replaced the box on the
shelf where it belonged. It is supposed that
the Ere was not all quenehed, for about
O'Clock Thursday morning the family were
awakened by thesmoke, and getting up Mr..
W. went down stairs and thence out of doors,
and assisted his little girl in escaping through
the window; after the girl was safely out,
Mrs. W. turned from the window, as was
supposed, to get out by going down stairs, and
it is thought that the current Of air produced
by opening, the door forced the smoke so
stantly smothered.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NEW BILLIARD Roox.-Mr. George Sne-
diker, who has had the news depot at the
Angler House, opened Billiard Room, on
Bank street, next door above the theater, on
Saturday night. He has four new PheIan
tables, new cues, balls, &c. The room is
fitted up splendidly, and will be popular
resort. dee29:lt
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CARD.-The subscriber deems it an act
of public justice to return his thanks to the
several Insurance Companies end their re-
spective Agents named below, for the prompt
manner in which the loss sustained By him
by the FIRE of the 3Oth ult. has been adjusted
and paid. He recommends any and all Of
the following Companies as prompt and lib
eral in their dealings, and every way worthy
Of public confidence:
Home Insurance Company Of New York;
c. c. Carlton Lee, Agents.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Companyi
C. C. Carlton 4 Lee, Agents.
G. c. Carlton Lee, Agents
J. E. Ellsworth, Agent.
Providence Washington Insurance Company;
d. F. Brayton, Agent.
Insurance Company OF North America;
J. L. Weatherly, Agent
Northwestern Insurance Company
-'O-'i'" L. b. Hudson, Agent
Home insurance Company Of Ney Haven;
Il. F. Brayton, Agent
Etna Insurance Company
G. c. Carlton Lee, Agents.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company !;
c. 9. Carlton Lee, Agents.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company:
c. c. Carlton Lee, Agents.
Phoenix Insurance Company;
c. @, Carlton Lee, Agents.
GEORGE BPRAGUE,
% and "a AeFWin street.
c1rvELANp, Dec. q, 1se2. decRs;4sQ
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FROM NEW lIFxIcn

AAAAst9Ae vi Il LGGs Gts
Santa Fe sdvices Of the 18th state that it is now
pretty well ascertained that there is no proba-
biiity Of an immediate temperance Of the Tex
ans in New Mexico. Advices from Fort Stanton
are encouraging. Colonel Carson was active in
pursuit of the Apaches. Many settlers on the
way to the Rio Bonito are opening ranches
Miners in large numbers are rushing to the
places which were being so proftably worked
when the Texans took possession Of that portion
of the Territory.
The Governors message comes in Spanish
We can give no synopsis.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TINILNoak61 IND.1 DEC. q.
Last night about seven o'clock four men broke
into the house Of Mr.. Isaac Purcell, six miles
east Of Vineennes, and demanded his money,
and upon his refusing they knocked him down,
and, taking his knife, which he was using at the
time splitting kindling, ran it through his head.
They then frightened the other members Of the
family into submission, and forced Mrs. Purcell,
with loaded pistol at her head, to give them
what money there was IN the house. In this
way they got 81, 100 in gold and $500 in bank
notes, and made their escape. Mr.. Purcell died
this morning from his wound No clue has yet
been obtained to the murderers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

SURGICAL APPoIETMEETs.-The follow
ing sre announced:
W. Jacobs of Lima, Surgeon Of the slst
Regiment; H. J. Herriek, Surgeon Of the
l7th; George E. Smith, Willoughby, Assist
ant Surgeon of the 10th Frank Hodge, Hud-
son, Assistant Surgeon Of the 9th W.
Pryor, Portsmouth, Assistant Surgeon of the
of the 18th J. 81. Kuhu, Salem, Assistant
Surgeon of the 69th; N. N. Dickson, John
sons Corners, Assistant Surgeon Of the 74th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

LECTURE To-NIGHT.-G. F. Train, who is
creating considerable Of a sensation through
the country by his lectures on England, &c,
delivers 4 lecture tonight at Brainard's
Han. As people viii go and hear eelsbri-
ties, he will doubtless draw large crowd.
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dse2s:2t

PHGx1x ENGINE Co. No. 4.-The mem
bers Of this Company are particularly request
ed to meet at their rooms, foot Of Superior
street, over James F. Clark's hardware store,
this Monday evening, Dec. 29ths at seven
o'clock precisely. By order Of
R. McMAHON, Foreman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

BAuED oUT.-J. H. Jones, who was in
dieted at the present term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas for passing counterfeit meney,
and also for having counterfeit money in his
possession with the intention Of uttering it,
has been admitted to bail in the sum Of $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

Aoc1DExT.-Wm. Abbey, ESQ., is con-
fined to his rooms on account Of an accident
which happened to him on Thursday night
last, whereby he broke his arm. He acci-
dentaIly fell down the stairs in the BrOwnell
Block, on Bank street. he is doing we'll,
and will soon be out again.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

A HEART-REEDING CAsE-The Philadel-
phis Sun gives the following as warning
specimen of what reporter once did, when
duly armed and equipped according to law,
with brick in his hat snake in his boot and
a shot in his neck:
" Yesterday morning, at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
q small man named Jones, or Brown, or
Smith, with heel in the hole of his trousers,
committed arsenic by swallowing dose OF
suicide. The verdict of the inquest returned
a jury that the deceased came to the facts in
accordance with his death. BE leaves q child
and six small wives to lament the end of his
untimsly loss. I" In death we are in the
midst of life"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

HORSES FOR THE TENTH CAvALRY.-E.
n. Keyes, Esq, Of this city, has the con-
tract for purchasing twelve hundred horses
for the 10th Ohio Cavalry. They will be
purchased in this locality, headquarters be-
ing at the Commercial Hotel on Seneca st.
Farmers are requested to take notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

LAST ARRIVAL IN MnWAUKEE.-The
propellers Maine and Granite State arrived
at Milwaukee December 2Oth. The last ar
rivals in 1851 were few days earlier, but the
last departure was as late as the 2Ist Of De-
esmBer, and the Straits we're not frozen over
till the 5th Of January in 1862.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

FA1R.-The Metropolitan Committee beg
leave to give notice that Fair will be held
at Metropolitan Hall, No. 246 Superior
street, over Sherwoods stOre, this (MVLday }
and Tuesday evenings, December 2eth and
3Oth. A large attendance is desired.
W. E. AMBUSH,
dsc2s:2t sup't and Treasurer.
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NEW ADVERTIsKlIKNTs.

John EIlsler-A Academy Of Music.
Albert Eorton-Dollis Dutton.
J II. Hower-Groceries, &C.
George sprsgue-A Card Local Notice
william wnliams-For Sale.
Attention sportsmen-Local Notice.
We. .Ambush-Local Notice
Phoenix Engine Company-Local Notice.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. q.
John Morgan, with $500 men attacked Lieut.,
Col. Smith at Elizabethtown yesterday COM
manding $50 men in q stOckade. After a severe
fight our forces retreated to the Courthouse and
a building near it. The losses are not stated,
and the result is not known.
The city has been intensly excited all day by
q multitude Of Tumors Of skirmishes in various
n, is wholly unadvissd thereof and utterly dis
credits them. Reports from Memphis say our
pickets have been driven into the fortifeatlons,
and that the rebels have been committing depre-
dationa thnra
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sPEc1AI NorIcE 10 rHE PEopLE OF AKRoN

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF AKRON
AND VIoIEITY.-Doctor Aver, the celebrated
Lung and Throat Physician, of Cleveland,
will visit Akron, Ohio, arriving at the Empire
House on Monday, December 29th, and will
receive patients, Monday Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, December 18th,
Both, 3Ist, and January 1st and ID Let all
who are afflicted call promptly, as the
Doctors success is truly remarkable.
The Doctor is at his office, 1s4 Superior
street, Cleveland, every Saturday and Sun
day. dec27:42O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

BENEFIT OF McCoLIoM.-On Wednesday
night of this week Mr.. J. C. MeCollom, the
leading actor at the Academy of Music, takes
benefit, and we hope it will be good one.
Mr.. McCollom is an established faYorite in
Cleveland. BE has a splendid appearance
on the stage, and is universally correct in his
acting. Personally he is q good fellow and
a gentleman
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


Has fitted up Ladies' Hair Dressing room
over his Barber Shop, No. 1872 Detroit street,
West side. He is now prepared to make switch
es, curls, &C., at the lowest rates. Curling and
braiding done in the best style. Give him call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

REsIoEATIoNs.-The following resigna-
tons are named: Captain J. caIligan Of the
lOlst, Captain J. Buchanan of the 1lsth,
Captain William Beatty Of the 98th, Captain
P. ". Morris of Hoffman s battalion, Captain
John Peters of the 10Th, Captain John Nc
Naull of the 1O2d.
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TIE Cleveland Wool Grower and Nc

THE Cleveland Wool Grower and Manu-
facturer, weekly paper, devoted to indus
trial pursuits and general intelligence, can
be obtained at the news rooms. The first
number Of the new issue contains number
of very able and interesting articles, of East
ern Ohio and Cleveland manufactures, sheep
husbandry in California, original essays, a
thrilling story, poetry and household eeono-
my, &c. Single subscriptions 81 per year;
single copies cents. dee27:2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

WE have the pleasure to announce to
to our friends that we are in full blast again
and are manufacturing all the goods former
1y manufactured by US. Have also received
a fresh stock Of Teas, Coffees, Spices, &C., &c,
which we are offering at astonishingly low
prices. Hoping to see all our old customers,
and many new ones, at our present sales
room, No. 36 River street, until we are back
to our old location, probably about six weeks
we are respectfully,
dee25:42O A. STEPHENS & SoN.
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NEW YORK nARKET.-December "a


COttOu-Market frmer with good inquiry. Sales
Of 400 bales at 67le675S for middling uplands.
FlOur-Market firm and quiet and market closing
quiet.
extra state; S5,Td6 Is common to good shipping
ine western; S6,OOGs6,4O inferior TO good extra
western; S6,S515. .25 trade brands.
Whisky-Market without change. Sales 700 bbls
at 3s 3s5zg3sc, mostly at the latter price.
Wheat-Market very firm and quiet, holders gen
orally insist upon prices above the views OF buyers
saes OF Chicago spring at ,2II 30, Milwaukee club
st l,2I@l ,3; amberlowa 81 359l 33 amber Michigan
81 t4Sl45 and 81 80 for in erior winter red illinois,
C0rn-Mhrket one cent better with good de-
mand, partly speculative sales at 7Se5S9c ship
ping mixed western, the latter price in store 65g75c
for damaged aud heated.
Onts-MRrket steady and in moderate demand
Sales at 6senzlc for common to prime.
Cionee-MRrket dull.
Sugar-Quiet but firm. Sales Of so hhds New Or
MOiasses-8iarket dull Sales Of 500 bbls at
34l13Jc for New Orleans.
POrk-MarkeI shade frmer with fair demand
Sales OF 2,lOO bbs at 9l4 498l ,37 for mes si 81
a sl2OO for prime, and Sl3u0 GBl60O for prime mess
trUm January TO May inclusive, was awarded at sl5,
sSenSl5,g and 300 bbls new mess with the same
delivery, at SIS, ,2y6si6,25.
Beei-MArket quiet with small sales.
dressed HOgs-Market shade easier. Sales at
SIS d96c for western.
Bacon Sides-Less active Sales Of 60 boxes at
71sG75zc for western and Cumberland cat nc for
long ribbed and SC for ehOrt ribbed.
Cut ments-Quiet with small sales.
Lnrd-AlArkeL more active and prices without ma
teTial change Sales at s@sglOc- Included in the
sales 6OO bulls steam for fOrS ard delivery at g
Bntter-Seiling at l5g2Oc for Ohio; z2g2c for
Cheese-steady at lOal2c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

HOLIDAYS HoLIDAYs The time is ap-
preaching when our kind friends will expect
'' to be remembered" and We would suggest
that there can be no more appropriate gift
for a mother, loite or sister, than a nice set Of
Fine Furs, or if that want is supplied, Fur
Hood, Fur Gloves, or Fur Mitsns.
Nothing will be more acceptable to Fath
er, Hus6dnd or Brother than Fur Cap, Fur
Ml6ler, or Fur Cloves. These articles in all
varieties, may be found at Fuller's, 2l5 Su-
perior St, Marble block with many other
articles which are suitable for Holiday Gifts,
and their prices are the IOtoest iH The market.
deeI6:420
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

WANTED situation as book-keeper, or
assistant boOk-keeper, by young man who
can give the best Of references. Address box
AZ, 0borlin, O. nOV26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

This delightful article for preserving and beau
tifying the human hair is again put up by the
original proprietor, and is now made with the
same care, skill and attention, which first ere
ated its immense and unprecedented ssles Of
over one million bottles annually Itis still sold
at 25 cents in large bottles. Two million bottles
can be easily sold in a year when it is again
known that the Kslhairon is not only the most
delightful hair dressing in the world, but that it
cleanses the scalp of scurf and dandruH gives the
hair lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and pre-
vents it from turning gray. These are eonsid-
erations worth knowing. The Kafhairon has
been tested for over twelve years, and is war
ranted as described. Any lady who values
beautiful head Of hair will use the Kathairon. 1t
is finely peEfumed, cheap and valuable. 1t is
sold by al respectable dealers throughout the
world. D. s. BARNES & CO.,
novI9:deod&flD&W:43g New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

ATTENTION, SPoRTsMESl-A splendid
double gun will be rsfled for on New Years'
Eve, az Dalsy's Shooting Gallery, on Bank
street. The gun is to be seen and the tickets
sold At the Shooting Gallery. dsq3a-ate
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

HORSE AND BUGGY FoR sALE.-A small
black pony Horse and Buggy Of the latest
style, (neW) together with Harness, &c, is
offered cheap for cash. Also new fashion
able Cutter. Inquire at CRITcHLKY 4 Co.'s
MUSIC SToRE, Superior street, or address
drawer 4S, PostOfiee. deel8:4l9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

L o. o. F.-The members Of Cleveland
Lodge No. 13, I. 0. o. g., are hereby noti-
fed that the election for officers of the Grand
and Subordinate Lodges will be held on Mon
day evening next, December 29th, 1852.
S. c. HURD, W. G..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-29

Grand Concentration of beauty, health,
comfort and durability of the teeth secured
by using HudsOn's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold BY druggists and Dentists everywhere.