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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Fight on the Potomac.
The New National Bank Notes.
3eeeher and the President.
ITO the Cincinnati oOmmsrcial.I

ITO the Cincinnati Commercial
WASHINGTON, December /.
A messenger, direct from General
Mesde's headquarters, arrived here this
morning. He left yesterday (Monday), },
but too early to state whether the day pass
ed of without a battle.
Dee had not fallen back any since his re-
treat on Friday, his lines running along on
Mill Creek q stream eight or ten miles
east Of Orange Court House, emptying in
TO the Rspidsn.
Constant skir nishing between the two
armies has been going on ever since Friday,
and heavy cannonsding was heard yester-
day at Rappahannoek Bridge, from the di-
rection Of the two armies, but it is not
definitely known that any general engage
ment was fought.
The fight Of the Third Corps General
French) on Friday, turns out TO have been
considerably exaggerated. Our loss, in
stead of l 900 or 1900, will not reach over
400. General French only took 100 in
stead Of 1000 prisoners. The enemy,
however, retreated from the field, leaving
all their killed aud wounded in our hands.
Up to 3 o'clock this afternoon the Gov
ernment was still without any sdvices to-
day, whatever from the army, and entire
absence Of information from it was regard
ed as evidence Of the fact that Meade is ex-
ecuting his plans without meeting the en-
emy in sufficient force to interfere serious
ly with his purposes. Had any disaster
or any considerable engagement trans
pired up to last evening, the fact would
have been communicated to the Govern
ment. The conclusion is, that Meade is
gradually progressing without meeting the
rebel army in force, yet finding his march
opposed, at every step By sufficiently large
bodies Of rebels to make it necessary to
keep heavy skirmishing all the time.
The statement that the railroad track
beyond Rappshannock Station had been
taken up and removed to Alexandria, is
untrue.
The first issue of the new National
Bond Notes was delivered to-day for cir
cuiaJion. They will be sent West in a few
days.
1t is learned that Government has reason
to anticipate more good news from Tennes-
see, unless everything should go wrong.
Increased anxiety is felt. however, in OIL
cisl circles as to Burnside's safety.
Henry Ward Beecher had a protracted
interview with the President this after
noon. A number of SC. called conservative
Republicans intend to present the name
Of Reuben Fenton, of New York, as can
didste for Speaker.
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.TELEGRAPHIG.
IaGsf s7ssT's BIsF1F01ES.I
NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS.
The Report Of Morgan being in
Canada Doubted 40 81
Fire In Washington City.-.L0sS
100000. 49, Ia
LOngstrset Reported Rstrsating to
Virginia. "a
Death OF Mrs. Pierce, Wife OF
Ex-Presldent Pierce. 50
Later News from San Franoises,
Two of Morgan's Men Captured
near Louisville. 81 Z
'eath OF Mrs. Pierce, Wife OF
Ex-Presldent Pierce. 81
iater News from San Francisco.
Two of MOrgan's Men Captured
near Louisville. ah e


NEW YOEK, Dec. g.
The Washington correspondent CT the EEs-
ming Post Of the LIST, says the courier employed
oy the news papers came IN from General Meade's
headquarters early this morning. He LETT the
south side Of the Rapidsn yesterday morning,
and no serious fighting bad occurred up ta thai
hour Il was not then believed Meade would az
tack Lee before to-day, and it was considered
probable that no battle would be fought, as the
army only carried ratious for a very buef cam
Paigu- 1t will have to fight soon or fall back for
fresh supplies. -H'. i F
1t Is possible thst when Meade has flushed the
work he has undertaken ne will fall back upon
Fredenchsburg, though nothing is known upon
that point. -
At five o'clock this afternoon the Governmeut
has received nothing from the Rapidan, and in
official circles this fact is accepted as more IA
YOrahle than contrary.
AJoint committee appointed under call from
meeting held At Cooper Institute, OF New York,
Nov. ., 1853, for the purpose oflsyIng before Gov
eminent the necessity of legislation for the pro-
teetlo1 and organization OF the Freedmen within
our lines, held meeting here to-day. -
Nasburg's Wire Factory, six other large build
ings aud four tenement houses, sn Tth avenue
and 10Th and S0th streets, we're burned this morn
ing. A large number Of families are rendered
homeless Loss, one hundred thousand dollars,
mostly insured. Hr.H fT..N
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sPEeiAI 0iSPATcgEs
Decisive Defeat Of LOngstreet.

Good News from East Tennessee.
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special MeolIns Of the City COuuoiI.

special Meeting Of the City COuaeil.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 2.
Special meeting of the Council, the Presi-
dent, q. 8. Stevens, in the chair.
Present, all the members but Messrs. Con-
rad, Palmer and Upton.
Mayor Masters explained the object Of the
meeting of the Council to be to consult
on the steps proper to be taken by the city
authorities in relation to the death of Col
onel Creighton and Lieut.. Col. Crane, Of the
9TH Ohio, and the arrangement for the
reception Of their bodies. He stated the
steps already taken, and the suggestions that
have been made il regard to the course
to be taken by the city.
Mr.. Bond presented the following preamble
and resolutions:
WHEEEAs, The mournful event Of the
death of Colonel William r. Creighton and
Lieutenant Colonel 0rrin J. Crane, Of the
Seventh Ohio Volunteers, imposes upon this
Common Council the sad duty Of paying their
tribute Of respect 70 the memory of the dead,
and giving expression to their sorrow, at the
occurrence that deprives the country of the
services and experience Of two brave, skilfui
and accomplished officers; be it therefore,
RssolUed, That in the death of Colonel VIM.
r Creighton and Lieutenant Colo1 1el 0r1in
J. Crane, We are called upon to mourn the
loss of two esteemed fellow citizens, the ma
tionto deplore the loss oftwo intrepid leaders,
and courageous soldiers, the Seventh Ohio
Volunteers, to regret the calamity that de-
priVes them of their leaders, whom they had
learned to regard as the embodiment of all
that fa nhfuaIronr anA
while in the immediate families and among
the relatives Of the deceased soldiers, 3 void
is created by their death that can never be
filed, and We hereby tender them cur sincere
coincidence and heartfelt sympathy in their
affection: And be It further
ResolDed, That the Mayor and President
Of the Council, with the Military Committee
be, and they are hereby authorized and di-
rected to make the necessary arrangements
for, and 10 take charge of, the funeral OBJ
sequies Of the deceased, on behalf of the
city.
And be it further
ResoIUsd, That copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions, suitably engrosssd
and framed, be duly authenticated and trans
mitted by the Clerk to the families of the de-
ceased.
The preamble and resolutions were unani-
mOusly adopted, subject to such amendments
as the Committee may deem proper.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas, Mr.. Bonds
name was added to the Military Committee,
for the purpose of carrying Ost the Objscts of
the resolutions.
Mr.. Roberts presented the following resO-
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That suitable lots in the City
Cemeteries be, and the same are hereby, ap-
prOpriated and set apart to the use and ben
eft Of such members Of the Seventh Regi-
ment as may fail in the service of their coun-
try, the lots to be selected BY the Committee.
It was unanfnousIy resolved that the
Council and City ofosrs attend the funeral
in body.
The Council then adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL,
CLEVELAND nARKKE
MoRNINa LEAnER oFF1OE,

MORNING LEADER OFF1OE, I
WEDNESDAY BVEsING. Dso8mbsr 2, ~. J
RlOHr-Aarket steady. Sale IOC bbls while wheat
double extra at s7.sz.
Wheat-Sales car red from store at els and
5000 bush white at aI,5I.
COrn-salo car from stors at al,IO.
IIOats-saIs car on track at7Se
Rye-sals 10 900 bush from store at sI,IS
HOss-Firm at ss,OO9s,2 ,25 with occasional sales at
$3.50 for prime heavy.
HIshwineS-Ths proposition for an Increased
tax on liquors hssCaused considerable advance In
Hishwines and sales we're made to-day at 7sc the
market c'Osing firm at 30.
Benns-Sals $50 bush at o., 80.
Butter-Sales at lso fer common, and -9oszc for
good Wes.srn Reserve.
Cheeso-Sale3 Sc boxes at ls5<o.
TaIIOW-Sa's I,l0o lbs choice country rendered
at IOEo.
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Captain Nicholson, the tug PrindlVills, asserts
that he found at the North Manitou the schooner
Major Anderson ashore ia four feet OF Wuter and
broke in two. At the north end Of the same island
he also found the schooner Fred HILL ashore but Iy-
ing in good shape be got off, The propeller Racine
was on her way to Milwaukee in charge Of the tug
Leviathan, and would likely get through alt right.
AtsegrAm from Milwaukee to the Chicago Tribune
says:
The schooner Grey Esgle returned here on Sat-
urday with the loss OF her lore boom, fore chain
plates, aud part OF her rigging carried away, having
encountered severe weather in the vicinity os the
ManitOus She was loaded with wheat for BuhzIO.
The last Of our wheat beet for below cleared yester
day morning"
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noV2:RI
THE GREArrsr RrrrplAI AoryT now be

TIE GREATEsT REMEDIAL AGKsT now be
fore the Public-Dr. Bush's Great American
Bonset Tsnic. Il cures inhuenzss, with
headache, sore throat, fever with quick pulse
and great prostrstion of strength, pains and
aching in all the limbs and back-ache; cough,
with difficulty of breathing and rough hOarss
voice; catarrhal affections, with soreness Of
the head and headache, chilliness whom nov
ing about or going into the fresh air; heart
burn dyspepsia, with feeling of fulness or
load in the stomach; loss Of appetite and
coated tongue.
In ell the above named affections the pa
tient may take 6 tsasPOOnfull every two
hours.
In all chronic ailments it should be taken
according to directions on the bottle.
Price, per bottle, IS cents.
Sold BY STRONG L Armstrong:
1ov1b.U
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Nv KORk n1AnKKr-peo. >.


CJoftoa-Harket less active but UNCHANGED
Sa.a- Soc for Middiiug uplands.
Rlour-Market dull and closes slightly in favor Of
buyers. PTic . without decided change
sales at a6,25 40 for Extra state 81 35t745 for
extra round hooped Ohio sT,5eDs 80 for trade
brands.
Whlsky-Market active and &c better for State
and Western. sales at 7sgs0c, chiefly for Western,
state at latter price.
%heaI-SlGrkst about lc better with rather more
doing for expert.
ssles at sl,4lel,H for Chicago spring; sl,s5 for
old do; l,4l1l,44 for Milwaukee Club 81 50i 81 for
win er red Western; 81, ,6Eat ,s7 for Amber Michi-
gan; 81, sol 46fJr amber Milwaukee.
COrn-MArket opened quiet but closed du,l and
dropping.
Sales At 81 l,20al.22 for shipping mixed Western in
white Western.
9Oc for Western and state
WOOl-Market steady with only moderate busi-
nesss
POrE-MRrket shade frmsr
Sales at SIC, ,510l6 62x for old mess sIs 2SIs 81
Tor new do chiefly sls,25; Si2OO al2,25 for new
prime fl6,tatgl7,5O for new prime mess
Beef-Quiet ami steady
sales al 20 OO0I 90 for country mess; 3a05NO for
cd mess sO,OO6al4 90 for repacked mess sis,OOA
10 20 for extra mess
Bacon Sides-Quiet and nominaIly unchanged.
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IRON FORTRESS nONROR.

FORTRESS MosRoE, December I. Il.
Ex-Governor Pratt, Of Maryland, aud Colonel
NiehersOn, arrived here this morning from Bal
timOre a. political prisoners.
The steamer New York arrived from City
Point with one political prisoner from Riehmand
Andy Johnson, Jr.
FoRTEEss MoNRoE, Dseember2 z
To Hon. E. H. Stanton:
Government supplies for our prisoners are re-
eelved and forwarded BY the Rebel Agent. Sup
plies furnished by State Agencies are also re-
eelved and forWardeds also, individual supplies
send two boats, laden with provisions, 70 City
Point to-day. .-- = f
Signed, 8. E MEREDITH, Brig. Gen.
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IRON WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December z. = I
Trains are making their regular trips on the
Orange & Alexandra Railroad as far as Rappa--
naunOek Station The road has not heen Dis
tur0ed- Persons from the vicinity Of Culpepper
last night, bringnO definite news from the Army.
and they say that no genersl enlargement had
taken place up 20 yesterday morning.
Tre head or crOWning feature Of the Statue Of
Freedom was successfully hOisted to its place on
the dome Of the Capitol amid the cheers Of the
Spectators below and q salute Of cannon
The figure u made Of bronze, nineteen feet
hgh, weighs hite thousand pounds. was de-
signed by Crawford and cast by Clark Mills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

Tribute Of ReEpect TO Colonel CREIGHTON.
At special meeting of the Cleveland
Typographical Union No. 50, held Wsdnes-
day afternoon, the following action was taken
with regard to the lamented Colonel Crsigb-
ton, who was an hOnOrsd member of the
Union.
On motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed Committee on Resolutions: E.
C. Hardy, E. L. Moon, Allan Campbell, C.
A. Du Pray, 6eorRe S. NeWcomb.
On motion, Mr.. J. c. Sage was appointed
to represent the Union at the citizens meet
ing, and that the Union act in conjunction
with the citizens regarding the reception Of
the remains and funeral
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ALLEN CAMPBELL, Sec.
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FRO1I WAsHTNCruN.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2
The Star has furnished in advance Of its publ
cation the following dispatches from authentic
sources .. -
CUMBERLAND Pass, Nov. $3.50 P N.-Captain
Byron repelled Wheeler's attack at Kingston on
Wednesday last. Wheeler then retired towards
Knoxville.
TAzEwELL, TESS., Dec. $50 P M-Reports
from cur Outposts this evening coneur in estab-
fishing the probability that Longstreet Is re-
treating from Knoxville e towards Virginia. y
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FROm esFNFRAL RIsKs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. z
The following has been received from General
Banks, dated Brownsville, Texas. Nov. 9th ...
To his EAceileney. Abraham Lincoln, Presi-
dent of the United States: 1 am 10 occupation
Of Brazos Island, Point Isabel and Brownsville.
My most ssnguine expectations are more than
realized. Three revolutions have occurred in
MatamOrss effectng the Government Of Tamaul-
Ipa-; the first was adverse to the interests Of
Mexico and the United States. Everything is
now As favorable IS could be desired. Irl1 "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

BOSTON, Dec z. D .
The Evening Express train on the Northern
Railroad met with an accident last night near
Canaan, N. II. Two cars were thrown OF the :
track. Seventeen persons were more OF less
bruised, but none were fatally injured.
A fire at Amherst, N. a., last night, destroyed
the Po-tofhce, Hsndy's Hotel and some out
buildings. Loss $1,000.
Mrs. Jane NJ. Pierce, wife OF ax-President
Frank Pierce, died this morning at AndOEsr, -
Mass. She had been in feeble health for several y
Vears.
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TRAVRLLRR,s REGISTER.
NEW ADVKRrIsKn1ENTs.

O. A. Read 4 Co., Banke1-GOld, Silver and OOu
sons Bough; and Sold. and Money Loaned
John EllslaE-Acadsny Of Music.
Taylor. Grisvold 3 OO-HosieTy and G!syOs.
Morgan. Boot 4 CO-Armurs Silk.
Taylor. Griswold Co-Balm5raIs.
Morgan, Rot oo-MinInsry Goods.
Paine 4 Waas-E9iE for Sale.
J. B. Gribbls- -House and Lot fer Sale.
A. G Rettberg-Freuch Fans.
Lewis c. Butts-Poekot Book Found.
Drsvor I23-BoArd wanted.
J. 3 Glsen d GO-lhses for Sale.
Q S A. of America Local Notice.
o. Cutter ksoa-Auction-Local Eotios.
Keppasr-Go, n, shir 5, &C Local Botics.
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.

ITO the Cincinnati Gazettel
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. /.
No news tonight from the front Bragg
is still on the retreat Our army is in ex-
eellent spirits. The l4th army corps was
reviewed to- day. ..-.H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

From THE LIBBT.-Dr. N. ]. Herrick, Of
the l7th Ohio Regiment, who was captured
at ohiekamauga, September goth, and after
remaining twelve days on the field to care
for our wounded was carried to Richmond
and confined in Libby prison, arrived in this
city on Monday, having been released on
the 24th ult with ninety. Eve others, among
whom was DR.. Ashman, of Hudson. He
spent his Thanksgiving day in Baltimore and
It was indeed day Of thanks to him and his
fellOw-prisORers. .FE
The many friends of the Doctor will be re-
joiced to hear that he Is in good health.
We are under obligations to him for files of
the Richmond papers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEFELAED, Ohio, WAsHIEGTOE, D G.,
No. Dymsn's Block, No. 443 Ninth St.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised by Government TO collect
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

ERktlAt UiSpATcgES
FROM CUMBERLAND GAP.
Good News from East Tennessee.
Decisive Defeat Of LOngstreet.
5000 PRISONERS TAKEN.
Burnside Pushing the Pursuit.
Foster Marching to Cut Off Long
streets Retreat.
5000 PRISONERS TAKEN.
Burnside Pushing the Pursuit.
10 ths Cincinnati CommsrrInIl
CuNpEnLlND GAp Nav !

CUMBERLAND GAP, Nov. 80.
All the available forces left the Gap to-
day, under direction OF Major General
Foster, with view to intercept Long
streets retreat int Virginia. Burnside
is said to be closely pushing the eneny's
rear. Decisive results are anticipated.
LATER.
EIGHT o'oLOeK, P. N-An official courier
has just arrived here from Knoxville.
The rebels succeeded in throwing pom
toon across the river on Sunday, but were
prevented from crossing by our batteries
commanding the point. This brought on
a general engagement resulting in the
rout Of the enemy and the capture Of
Wheelsr's entire division of 5000 troops.
Further by mail.
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AocIDEET.-Yesterdsy morning man
who was stating the roof Of the new Jail on
champlain street, accidentally slipped there
from and fell to the ground, striking sgsinst
a large stone. We understand that his iDiu-
ries will probably prove fatal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

SEVENTH ONO REGIHExT.-The dischsrg-
ed members of tbs 9TH o. V. are requested
to meetat Atheneum Hall on Thursday even
ing, December Sd, at ~ O'Clock, to consult
in regard to the funeral of Colonel Creighton
and Lieutsnsnt-Colone Crane.
JOE B. MoLTNEAUX.
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CHIRTs AND COLLARS

GentIsmsn who afo arE0uiAr in the FIT and AP
PEARAHUE OF their
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
ard desirOus Of having those that will SET WE'LL
aud LUOk NEAT, are invited to leave their Ordsrsa
BEPP BIS,
ahsrs they can depend upon being Suited None bu1
the BEST GOODS are used and Thorough WORK
Guaranteed. ls.ar
DIRECrIOEB FOB mEAsUEEHENT.-For Neck, take
the number of inches round (Al. For Sleeves, take
from centre Of back (B 70 bend OF elbow lO thencs
to extreme end Of eud tD) the being IN the POSI-
hon shown IN the engraving. These all the meas
urements required.
IWABR RAHTA GOOD FIT.
DI-hs Cash 10 be paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of goods. -.-
Agent Of the cleveland Shirt and Collar Mig o.,
LYMAR'S BLOOk, Nos. and 3, mp stairsl OisVs-
lsni, Ohio, three DOOR from the Court uouss,
Public S1uArE maylb-tt
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CAPTURE or TWO or lIORGAN,s Of
FICRRa

LOUISVILLE, December g
MsiOr ]. Farris, Of the detective police, cap
tured, this evsniDg, two of John MOrganis CaD-
tains, K. Sheldon and s. B. Taylor, who escaped
with him from Columbus. They were. found
about 81 miles east Of here on the Kentucky
side Of the river. and have been committed to ]
the county iail in this city.
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To THE DISCHARGED MEHBERs OF TIE
7TH o. V. IL would respectfully suggest
that we assemble, lin uniform on the day of
the funerals, at the residences Of our lament
ed cOIOnels, Creighton and Crane, to pay
last tribute to their memories.
...-. JOSEPH S. CLARKE.
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Having had oysr twenty years experiences IN The =
treatment OF Chronic Diseases Of eVery characsr
pecisy the Throat and LR1gs will give perfect at
isizction % ah Who may apply for relief Having bad
ssuocessfu practice in the above Damed places for
several years with unparalleled success Of which sat-
isotory reference can Be gVe1 81 any OF the AboYs
named places. - i u 4. I'd r. 81 -
All medicines prescribed and not opsrattng safisA
factory the money shall be refunded for all such med
iGnes returned Price Of Medicine for one month
from @ co 20 500.
- The Doctor can be consulted thelast two weeks
OF every mouth at his residence, No. 81 Garden
ClsYelaDd y. Post Office addrse-BOx l7lI.l ffisl !
EsbE3. R25- ltamdAv @. 8. CLARK. n d.
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n. Y.;sTOOK mARKRT-Dee. 9.
IBYFuHaRAPHJ
BUFFALO nIARKRr-Doc. ?.

BUFFALO DIARKRT-Dec. 2.
lBT TELEGRAPH.i
Fl0ur-Dull and unchanged
Wheat-Market quiet. Nothing doing.
t.Orn-M aTket quiet.
Other grains quiet.
Whiskey-Fair demand. Sales at 7Oc
FreiEhts-Quiet. Sc on wheat to Rochester.
Imports ) OOO bbls flour, "A, 600 bush wheat, a.
Jon bush corn.
RxPgrt--l,OOO bbIs -four, p 900 bush wheat, II,
)0U bush corn. -
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rashnsss) at Dumfris's, where By his cool
ness he saved Dumfriss. He spoke warmly
too, Of Colonel Crane, ard said thar the sol.
dierly qualities Of both Of The deceased officers
could got Be praised too highly by any euIogy.
Corporal Rice Of Company K, 7th 0. V. l.,
vas called out and told, in an smuIing way,
of Colonel Cranes butohsnng two oxen with
his own hands at Martinsburg, to furnish the
7th with needed rstlons.
b. S. Stevens, Esq, then announced that
the City Council had voted to place a lot in
Woodland Cemetery at the disposal of the
families Of the deceased officers, and to erect
a monument over their graves and to pay the
funeral expenses.
The announcement was received with
hearty applause.
N. L. Barlow, Esq, then announced that
the typographical Union had appointed
committee to cooperate with the other com
mittees in the funeral honors.
Notice was given that all the committees
would meet at the Council Chamber to-day
at 10 o'clock, and the meeting then adjourned.
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\. Y. MONEY MARKKT-Dsc. ,.


lIoney-Market steady and activeat p cent.
sterling EXchanse-mArket hrmer with mod
bills
taOld-Market frmer. Opening at le5<, declining
70 IS, and closing firm at l9H.
efoveFmmeuL 5Cocks-market steady
United states Skies Of 1881, coupons ...... ln3af
Seven Thirty Treasury Notes .lU6
HtI.Gg stocks
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

SPECIAL NoTIoE.-There will be O meet
ing of Cleveland Council o. L. A. of Ame1i-
ca. this Thursday, evening, December Sd,
1858, at which the following question'will be
discussed: Is there to be found in the Con-
stitution Of the United States under the pres
ent circumstances power to abolish slavery in
the States" Able speakers will be present
and take part in the discussion. [dsc3I271
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Tales of the Wsysids Inn, by LOngfslloW.
War Time aud Other Poems, by Whittier.
At Odds, Frank Warrington, Tho Dead
Shot, Breakfast in Bed, by Ssla Peculiar,
Roundabout Papers, by Thaekersy Sound
ings from the Atlantic, by Holmes, and
several others.
For Sale at BAKERS,
259 Superior Street, Hoffman's Block,
noY27. Near Post Once.