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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16
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MORNING LEADER OFTIOE,
TUEsDAY EYKHIHa, December IS, 1851.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE, l
TUESDAY EVEHIEs, December IS, 1854. J
FIOur-ouiet and steady.
WhOat-ouiet at LIS for red on track, aud 81 IS
a 80 for white.
COrn-stsady at 81, ,Os for old On track, and sl,lO
from store. New in the ear is quoiabls at CSC.
Oats-Are steady at 75o en- track and 5Sc from
store.
Barlsy-Nominal at S,O
Rye-Stes1y at sI,I5.
HOgs-Are selling at former rates Packers are
olassing and quoting as f5Ilovs Under I25 D.,
$500 l2' to leo hs, $780, 100 to 200 hs, $500 200
rs. and over, $3.50.
POrk-Quiet aud unchanged. Held at $3.50 for
city-paoked mess and 1900 for clear.
Lurd-Firm at &c for city rendered in barrels
and at l2{o In kegs.
Beef-Held at 8lOOO
TaIIOw-selling at lO9Io for common grades,
and lI5o for Mol.
OiIs-Carbon, firm at o5c.
COfIee-Bio, is advanced and Is selling at ssas5c.
MOlEsses Selling at 65a5)e for Cabs, and ssgsso
for Nov Orleans.
Sugars Refined sugars are higher. We quote
as follows:
EoFIo l39l4tfc
new oriesn '-...-.-........lSl<Gl5c
AeiioW s1l5t4c
While .......l754 l7c
CruAhed, Powdered and Granulatsd. Gls4c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

BosFoN, Dec. Is.
A New Orleans correspondent OF tbs
Boston Traveller writes that the expedition
Of General Banks to Texas is glorious
success. The Union men sne rallying un-
der the standard Of General Banks In
lsrge numbers. All the Texans required
was force to back them up, and they re-
pestedly said that if sufficient army was
sent 10 assist them they would soon hsgs
Texas all right again. They have already
55rOved the truth Of their ststsnents, for
General Banks has reoruioed two regi.
ments since he landed in that State, and
the work is still going on.
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NEW YORK mARKRF-Dsc. is.


CotcOu-Narket firm and more active Sales a.
SIC for Middllng UplRnds
Rlour-Market s; bitter,
Sales at s., ,i6,50 for Extra State; s7t5a7,55 fol
extra round hoopad Ohio ; s7,69e9 60 for trade
brands. Closing firm.
WhiSky-HeRvy. sales at e3Ge5o.
WhenG-Market active nd full y Io better
Sales at Sl,s30l,i7 CHICAGO -pring; Sls5 f0I
old doi l4SG ,49 for Milwaukee Club q, 5lls 81 for
Amber Miwaukea 81 - a. IS for wfn'er red west
erni sl,i9 for old do Sl,sO 1,53 for Amber Mishi-
gan 81 IS for " hite Michigan.
COrn-Market lc better Uith fair demand.
sales at siZfGl, ,2j for Shipping mixed western in
tbaTs-MRrset shade hrmeT.
Sslss at SO dgl for Westacn and 9tats including
39,0O bushels West II Il store ~ 92Io
Wool-Market firm.
Co1ee-Quiet-
Nugar-sready
Petroleum Quiet.
P0rk-markrt mora active and easier.
Sales at SHt0Gi7-E5 for Old mess sIS,25GHls 37If
for new do Chiefly at the inside price; S3O dl2 70
for new prime Hl6,SsOi7,00 for new prime mess
and y 0 barrels new mess delivered In February at
szi,OO
Reef-In moderate request.
Bacon Sides-Quiet
Lard-In fair req lest and unchanged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

TIE LEorUsE LAST EvESIEG.-The leo
turs at BrIinErd's HslI last evening on
" The Early Struggles of Eminent Men -
attracted a large and attentive audience.
The we'll known lecturer, F. W Thomas, Esq =,
narrated personal "reminiscences Of the dis.
tinguished Chief Justice Taney, VIM. Writ,
Powers the sculptor, s. S. Prentiss, of Miss
Edgar A. Poe and others; closing with rem
dering Of the " Raven" which was well re
ceiyed BY the audience,
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NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CA. Rssd 4 o., Banks1-Gold, Silver and COu-
sons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John Elslsr-Acadsmg OF Music.
john @. Jenuings-ReaI Estate Agent.
Dr.s. G. Olsrk-Appointmsnts for 1864.
B. PeIxotso-C L. A--SiXth Lecture.
Truscoft & Ingham--Wsst Side Store.
Cozles 8 Co-sIiver eud Plated Ware.
Lieut. EdEards-lst Ohio krtiiisrJ.
CoEles & Decentralization Spectacle.
E g. Lewis sheEifFs Sale.
Covles Oo-JeV elry and Fancy Goods.
ooss Clair -st-GiH Wanted.
Fourth " ard Msetings-Locsl Notice.
Donsdon Tisss-LocaI Notice.
Money savsd-Loesi Notice.
FI1t Ward Mesting-Loea. Notice.
No. N PFospeet st.-Eltotro-ThermalB Bsths-LOOal
Hotloas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

LELANp's CoSoERT.-Jack Lslsnds Band
gives concert this evening at Brainsrd's
Hall. Mrs. Dsming is announced to sing
three of her inimitable solos. Mr.. Groten-
rath will perform one of his splendid violin
soIOs-an aria with variations, accompanied
BY q fall orchestra. Leland appears twice in
solos with his newly remodsllod bugle. Mr..
olker conducts the concert. The programme
is splendid one and Jack ought to have q
full house.
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FRnM NRW YnRK.

INV IUAAI Otps IVs
A correspondent Of the New York Times,
writing from Portsmouth says: The rebel
inhabitants were taken completely BY sur
prise at Elizabeth City, and that point is
to DO made the base Of important military
operations.
A detachment Of So men from the 1st
0. 8. colored regiment has just TsturAed
bringing In twenty wagon loads OF contra
bands that bad sought protection Of Gen
sral Wild on the read.
The Artillery and Cavalry from General
Getty's division, IS we'll as 6 considerable
Naval force, have left to cooperate HitE
General Wild,
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS STATE OF
OHIO, ADJUrAKT- -GENERAL's OFFICE,
Gnruunua Dacamhar II 19RQ

COLUMBUS, December II, 1853.
To the CommazdGnts of Volunteer and Enrolled
HiEda Of the State;
The time has passed within which sll Com
msndants should have made their annual re-
ports to these Headquarters, and but few
days more remain during which the Adjutant-
General Is required to make his annual report
to the Governor.
All Commandants, who are delinquent In
this matter are now liable to punishment by
fine, OF to arrest and trial by Court Martial,
for failure in the performance Of duty. Fur
ther Indulgence will not be granted, except
in cases where satisfactory reason for delay
Is given.
Not another day can be taken by any Com
mandant, having report to make or COM
plete, without showing an indispensable ne
cessity for delay.
As it is of the first importance that every
return now due should be sent in immediate
ly, the newspapers are requested to contrib
ute an early aud prominent publication Of
this notice, In aid Of the public service.
CHARLES W. HILL,
Adjutant- General of Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

TRE Orphans FAIR.-The Bazaar for
the benefit Of the Catholic Orphans Asyl ylum
ia in fall blast in the A:hensum. Il COM
menced operations on Monday. and closes
tomorrow evening. The Athsneum is finely
decorated for the OCCASION, q large and eIe-
CANT assortment Of fancy articles are for
sale, fruit, soda-water, aud al excellent sup
psr await thOss who are sn-hungered or
athirst." The Temperance Band add hsr-
mony to the festival. We hope to notice the
Fair more fully in our next edition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

THE BoYHooD OF MARTIN LUTHER; or the
senerngs ofthe heroic little besgar boy who
alserRard became the great German Reform
er; BY Henry MsyheW. author Of ''Wonders
95Seienee," &C. New York: Harper Bros,
lsei.
1his little book Is very quaint, interest
ing and pleasant narrative Of the early life
OF the great RsfOrnsr, and will be eagerly
read BY old and young. It's style is fascina-
aag and the moral of the story is as evident
as it is pure. It is from the pen OEan author
who has rendered himself famous for the
graphic truth of his competitions.
For sale BY J. B. Cobb + Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

A FUNNY SoEEE.-Yesterday, as a stsl.
wsrt fellow was plOdding his way across the
Square, be met lady rugged in crinOliue
Of fabulous dimensions. In enieavoring to
pass her, his foot caught in the irOn-wOrk
of the aforesaid OrinOline, which tripped him
up sHd pitched him hesdfOremost about ten
feet upon his hands and knees, at the same
tins whirling her of the crinoline three
fOurths around. The woman commenced a
vOlubIe soOlding at the luckless wight, and
he replied by giving her brOEdsIde of very
ProfAns ejAculations. twas decidedly fun
ny, to say the least, to the bystanders.
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n. Y. CATTLE MARKET-Deo. Is.

lex TELEGBAPH.l
The current prices for the week at ell the markets
are follow
Beef CaIsIe-lst quality, per cwt., SlI, ,Ot6il2 so
ordlnary to good Sl1Mnil,O0; common to mediuEl
q, 8,5OEt950i in erior S6,O0nS,fO.
COWS aud Caives-srUm go 20 to 10000.
Shesp-' Xtra = hsHt, s5,UEa7, %; /; prime. s5.G0G
80; ordinary ti50G501; common S4,OJg4, @; infs-
5AH15a.
Total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for
the week were es follows: Beeves, 57Z7 COWS, I2l;
veal calves, al; sheep and lambs, l2,s9Oi swine
AAb5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

Ar THE Colonel stoughton
Bliss is in toWa and stopping at the Angler.
By the way, We noticed nearly one hundred
and fifty names on the register of that sx-
cellent hotel yesterday. Many of these are
delegates to the 0. S. Assessors oonvsn-
ton, which meets here to-day, and has its
headquarters at the Angler. This flourish
ing and popular house deserves sl its pat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

OoNHEzpABfG-Quite 6 number Of re-
sred ofhosrs Of the 4lst 0. Y. I. assembled
last evening at Colonel WiEsman'S rooms,
Fnrire Block, and completsd arrangements
for attSndiEg the funeral obsesulss Of their
fallen eOursde and friend, Captain Mum.
They 70 by private conveyance to NrEberry
Dsntsr-tEeNty-fOur miles directly east Of
hsre-whsre the funeral takes place, at noon,
Thursday. The delegation starts from the
omnibus once at 6, 4. n, Thursday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16
LOCAL EoTIOKs.

Citizens or THE FOURTH WARD, ATFEE-
ETos There will be meetings held In the
Fourth Ward this week, 70 encourage voluu-
teering, in order that there shall be no draft.
The evenings appointed are Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at the usual time and
pIaes. Good speakers In English and Ger
man will be present Et each meeting and
address the citizens on the great kationsl
topics Of the day. Clsrk's brass band will
furnish music. By order Of the
decl6:l29. BUSINESS COMMITTEE.
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FROM BOSTON,

BosToE, Dec 10.
The Maiden Bank wss entered shortly
before noon to day. A son Of the Presi-
dent was the only person in the Bank st
the time. he was murdered and the bank
robbed Of about all its contents. E, E. Con
verse is the President. The murdered
boy was about II years old.
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THE CaRsAPEAKR.

PORTLAND, Dec. 10.
The United States Consul at Halifax.
telegrsphs to Collector Washburn, this
evening, that the Chesapeake Is near
Chester in Aahom Bay, and requests. that
the csPtain or mate be sent on forthwith
to identify the pirates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

THELFER-Our readers will bear in
mind that Mr. James lewis bsneht occurs
this evening. An unri7a5Isd bill Of fun and
humor Is IN preparation. Married Life" q"
with Mr.. Lewis as Henry Dove, is the first
piece. Mr.. James II. Ward, the we'll known
comedian, appears ns Tin. Moore, in " The
Irish Lion," aad tbs fan Of the evening is
ooueluded ia the glorious farce of "Ths
Ghost" with Mr.. Lewis as "DiggOEy I" A
splsndid bin indssd-one whose attractions
ara rarely squs1lsd. Let this fsvOrite com
edian have a crowded house, BE deserves
ft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

-DEIIoAcIEs ron Tue WOUNDED or TIE
sRvEETH REo1NEET.-PoEt Master Stevens,
Of oberlin, brought to this city yesterday q
large box, weighing Eve hundred pounds,
4iled With dslicseies contributed BY the
ladies Of that place expressly for the wound
ed of the gallant Seventh Regiment. ober-
jim Is largely represented in that Regiment,
6onP6py C having been recruited in that
,..t-lnfla teHn.
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Rose & Preu,i,.' ProvI.loa market II,

Rose Gg PrenttIs' PrOVIsIoa Market Re-
port
The following are the rates charged by them:
HRms-SEgar cured premium Hams, y B........ll4o
ahouidcrs-SugRr-c .
HaoOn-Ur Smoked Sides p f..-................. Sc
Lard-Prime leaf, kettie-rend'ed in bbls = h.....l2c
q" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs = h..i2'4o
EoFH-AO. ness . 5 ~
Ez9- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
10 railroad depots or boats. Ali articles warrant
ed strictly PRIME and equal TO anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugGr-cured Hams and
kettle-Tendered LGrd TOOK the trst premium at the
lats Ohio state fair. BOSE & FREhTISS,
Nos. ls2, ia and ls6 Ontario-st., Cleveland.
IuIvl.R28
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x. I. HONEY OIARKET-DeO. Is.

money-Good demand.
9rerlins EXchunge-MRrket du'l at I6lE.
GOid-Shade easier and somewhat Irregular.
OPentng 81 S0S, advancing 10 OK, and closing
quiet at 49S.
Governments 6tOeiEa-marke. firm.
United states Skies OF 1881, coupon a
seven-I -ty Traasury Notes lOfs
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HOLIDAY GIFTs.-0ne Of the largest and
haadsomest stocks OF LADIES FINE FuRs are
nov offered BY L, Benedict Sons. Furs
will be found lower than they ars usually
sold. Our readers will do well to call and
see them, [deeI7:lSO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

Co. E., 29rH REGIHEST, will hold cne Of
thsir pleasant socisblos on Thursday even
ing at ohspin's Hall. Everybody knows
how pleasant Co. Els sOoiabIss sre, and they
need no word Of prEiss from rs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

ADJaVRNED.-Ths Courts were none Of
them in SESSION yesterday. The Court Of
Common Pleas will not however adjourn for
the term within week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

Mr.. WIND AND MADAME RAIN. By Paul de
Musset- Translated, with permission OF the
author, BY Emily Msl1epeaoe, with illustra-
Bros. 1854. - P'-
A little book this, but, little as it Is, 1t has
enough Of msrriment erammsd within Its
covers to make it prime favOrits with the
little folks this year. Such comical fsncIes.
suoh curious happenings and such wonder
ful, unique, unparalleled pictures, as these
in this vivaeious chronicle of Peter the Miller
and his dealings with Madame Rain and
Giant Wind,-Why, they will absorb and en-
trance the little folks all Il will become
one of the fairy tales, fanoiful, quaint and
jolly as any can be.
For sale by J. B. Cobb & Co.
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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


There is a proposition bef,re the Lesislsturs Of
Missouri to sell out tho Railroads in that State for
the purpose If rtimbursinE tho of money which
the State granted towards their construction. Con-
siderable Excitement has arisen over the subject
and the popular feeling appears to be adverse TO the
proposition. he following table shows the amount
which was loaned to each road:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

AWAR MEET1Eo will be held at Russell,
Geauga couuty, on ThyFsday evening, De-
esmbsr 18th. Able speakers win be present,
Turn ont.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

FRsr WAzD war MEETIHG.-An ad-
jOurned meeting of the citizens of this Ward
win Be held at the Engine House on Cham
plain street this iWsdne5dsy) evening, at
haIf-pAst O'Clock. A large ptteniaHas e
desired. A. Ct. CoLERLL, Chairman.
J. s. BRoWN, Secretary. deel6:l29
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

MONEY SAVED.-f you would save mon .
ey buy your Boots and Shoes at the Great
Hsnkrnpt Sale, IOS Superior street, near
Water street. Thsrs you will find the best
custom made work. Theg must bs sold. and
IN order to close out the stock in the lsast
possible time We offer them at about half the
regular price. Just opened to day 20 cases
Of gentIsmsu's sliPpsrs-just the thing fro
ehristpas presents. deeIo: lze
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Notice to warer-takers.
WATER WoKKs OFFICE, I

Cleveland, December l, 1868, J
WGtsr-takers will please take notice that
thevatsr rents sre now due, and are required
70 bspaid this month.
By order Of the Trustses.
[dsc2:isll ESQ. W. eIRTT. sec'y:
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mnrIetta & Cincinnati.
CORRECTED esrninSs isr 0rto6sr..

The last rail Of the indianapolis Cincinnati Rail-
road COmpany's independent track, between Cincin-
natl and Lawrenceburg, was laid On the 5th inst,
and the entire line will be In readiness the pass
age Of regular trains in a few weeks.
-roE
We are Informed that tbs Michigan Southern Rsil'
road Company have large surplus Offunds on hand,
and that II is the intention Of the Directors to de-
clare a dividend on OF before the hTst day of
January.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

TIE FEsTIVAL.-Remember that the Fes-
tiEal Of the ladies of St. PaaPs Church, Rev.
J. Il. Rylanee, Rector, takes place to- day
sad this evening. The management Of the
tables, which will be set from II o'clock, n ,
till O'Clock, P. l., with the best that our
market affords, has been placed in the hands
Of those whose taste and experience guaran-
tee that it will be one OF the attractive fea-
tures of the day. Music, both vocal and in
gtrumental, will add to the pIeasgres of the
evening, and refreshments will be served in
the shape Of oysters, iee-cresm, &C., SO,
Some ine needls-Eork, with other fancy ar
tIolss, just the things for holiday gifts, vii
Be offered for sale.
The new and spacious chapel will be open
and the Festival will doubtless be success
We hope that the Efforts Of the ladies vii
inset with the practical sympathy of al
church going people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

kRB You CoEsTIPATED 2-The Electro.
Thermal Baths, No. SO Prospect street, are a
sure and speedy cure. deel5:lS2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

LADIES, you viii find au the Choice Col
era Of Veivets; also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, at Mrs. Shsw's Rooms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

UKrrED STATES AssEssOR's CoHvEzTIoE.
This important Convention commsness its
session this morning at the Angler House. It
will be very faIly attended. Large delsga-
tiOns have already arrived from sll parts of
the country, and especially from New York
and other Eastern cities. The committss of
the Convention were in session all day yes
terdAy and buSiIy engaged in preparing mst-
ter for the Convention,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

GRAxD LARcENY.-A woman by the
name Of Susan BlOeksOn was yesterday ar
rested by our City Police on charge Of
Grand Larceny. It seems tsEt Soms four
weeks ago Joseph Davis, JanitOr of tie
Bethel Church on Water street, had notified
the Police that his wife hss been robbed Of
nearly one hundred dollars worth Of fsul-
nine apParsl-cOnsisting Of Grape shawls,
silk dresses, hose, skirts, &c, &c
Mrs. Davis had looked them over on the even
ing No 24th, snd on the morning
Of the zs were missing. Suspicion
fell on Mrs. BIoeksoD, formerly bOsrdsl
with Mrs. Davis, who was arrested yesterday
and some sixty dollars worth of the proper
ty found in her possession. She is now in
the City Prison awaiting examination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

HAVE FoU RHEuMATIsE 7-The Electro
Thermal Baths, No. 80 Prospect street, are
the best remedy known. deel6;l37
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

VIZ are indebted to Hawks for cinein.
aSd pspSrs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

The friends Of the Rev. J. 4. Tbome pro-
pose to make him donation visit at his res
idenee on Clinton Street, West Side), this
evening. Friends are invited to attend.
TEVEsDAT, Dec. Is, 1868. deel5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

Leaving balance In the hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer on Saturday evening Of s20,la7,ol5, ef
which oYeg s!0yDQQ, ,o0O vas 10 coin,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

HAVE You CoLD 2-Ths Electro Their
nal Baths, No. SO Prospect street, Is the best
remedy for bad cold. decl5:l32
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ny. STOCK mARKKT-Dec, Is.
LsT EHIssRAPn.I
CHICAGO MARKET-Doo. Is.

CHICAGO MERKET-Dec. Is.
LsT TEL zssAPH.l
Riour-Bsrket dull.
Wheat-Rirm, and from = to 10 higher Sales
at sI,i35f6l,t4
C0Fn-Nery dull.
OaIs-Du l.d
HOgs-The transactions in hogs is very light and
unt hanged
Dressed HOgs-Market is from u 70 25c lower
The bulk Of transactions is 5a5c, and exc for lots
over 200 bs.
ReoeIpIs-4,lVO bbls four s4,U0 bush wheat
I3 co0 bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

ExEMPrIoH.-The examination Of sppH-
sants for exemption from the draft com
msncsd ysstsrdsy before the Examining
Board in the ofics Of the 2. s. Commissioner.
Tbs Board is composed of the fQIg9sing
gentlemen:
Frederick A. Mash, Provost Marshal and
President of Board;
John Barr, U. s. Commissioner
4. G. Bsardslee, Surgeon.
There were come four or I've hundred sp-
PlioatiOns for exemption, Of whom sixty-ss7-
on were examined for physical disability.
The Board have not yet passed on any cases.
There is constant rush to the room and the
Examiners are by no means left idle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16
Business Of the sub.Trsasury.

The operations Of the sub-Tressury in New York
City during the week ending Saturday last, will be
found in ths following table.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

ARE YoU Sick THE Electro Thermal
Baths, No. 80 Prospect strsSt, win cure you.
deeIs:ls2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16
MORNINGLEADER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING DEC. 16. 1859.
TRAYELLER,s REGIsTER.

EF-Citizens wishing conveyance TO either OF the
aboVs Trains Boats, will be called for BY Coaches
Of stevens Omnibus Line by l-aving their address
nt the Onnibus once, ll7 SuperiOT-St next door to
the Weddeli House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-16

MRS. L1RRIPER's LODGINGS. Anew Christ
mas Story. By Charles Dickens. New York
Harper Bros. 1854.
A new Christmas story BY Dickens What
announcement more pleasing than this to our
readsrS7 Here tits, full of quaint and kindly
humOr, happy sketches of character, with
touches, alternately, of the funny, the trag-
ieal, the pathetic and the grOtesque. It is
divided into the conventional seven parts,
each Of which consists of tale told by one
Of Mrs. LirriPer's seven dodgers. But why
describe 1t farther2 Everybody will read it
and laugh and CRY over it-and everybody
win bless Harper for this tsn-cent edition Of
1t, which puts it in the reach Of all Of US.
For sale BY J. B. Cobb & Co.