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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

A NUIsANGE.-There is large mud hole
at the interseetien of Kinsman and Perry
streets, which is a great nuisance to persons
residing in that locality and all who pass
that way. It shOuid be filed up. az r-. d.
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GLEYBLAND HOOP SKIRT co.
l41 .SuPerior-st., under Wsddell House, aud
alan 1o4 Ontario 81 -'-

5.. also, l94 0ntario-St
This CoulBany, b wing op=und sal Ooms in this
City beg leass % cali tbs aiteutiohOf thspubc 70
their own manafietpre.
lst. We KespG LaR6BR STOCK Sha1 any whole
sal-r ns q Sttte. e-
"a. We r,ak a greataF yarists Of stass, shap.s,
sizes gnd Quahtie thaH a. HanufactuTer 10 the
United Ststes. li XIV 7HIEa if1
II. The sreei On al the msierirl Il Hoop skirts
aro1 he primitive state 70 be afsrool Ee uudar
efr 1Fn super' sion AZ eIiff o9nlro cqnseqn nty
paEiftga second pr t. .- 90 r.,r-
- a zO-rhe largest ses0rtuiant OF Corsets and
Spiral Bbstles fon-tentiy on hand. r-
sSOgr betail Department is IN charge of compe-
- Msrchssts supplied cheap a. wholesale
--frrH fRAhk n.fS 3 60 = PrirbrIetorE,
je5 lsl Suner OF and i9t ntqria-Sis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

/. U. 8. COUar.LThe Grand Jury this
morning returned the Following indisthents :.
Octave Bshoit and A, BsnOit, lsonetimes
known as Ben Bsn0it,) for being shSwmen
and retail dealers without license David
'GfbB6hs, dsntitt without licehss.
William Reed . of Williamsburg, was ad-
mitted to the Bar. 20 siso-s1
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DIs6PPEARAScE OF a Boy.-0n the ninth
Of last April, boy, thirteen years Of age,
named Perry Wright or Perry Orr, whose
------''sgs-1 1ssT0s ~ vuII7r5H T0NnsnIPJ wayne
county, Ohio, left home, and has not since
been heardsfrOm. His mother is nearly dis
-tracted on account Of his absence, he being
her only child. She offers reward Of $50
for the recovery Of the boy. Any PeFsen
knowing his whereabouts will perform hu-
name act by informing his RgOnizsd mother.
Her post office address is Burbank PostOHhce,
Wayne cOuuty5-ehiO. Will other papers in
this STATE Plsage e9Py ibs sboEe2
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IlI-T- I7T -IITI-l- Do IaaI
MATTERS.
TFrom LAST EEenIng's EdirIoI. !

For CH1oAGo.-The,n new and elegant
propeller iIdaho,S esptafn eonkey, sails to-
morrow Wednesday evening at six o'clock,
for Chicago. leaving Bond 4 Morris dock.
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RroNn'g blgDenslOa VAN

EANS-PALM LEAF AND SILK, OF
" - RETTBERsk HAOshAEB,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

NEW BFYEES-BOYS STRAW
IN HATS, received at BENEDICTs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

. 5EKw DIsOOYERY IN PETROLEUM 0ns.-
Many efforts have been made to procure sn
oil that viii not explode and may be burned
in lamp without chimney. We were
shown this morning a common lamp, in
which petroleum oil was burning ID open
air like common whale oil or burning huid,
the wick beiag plain, round Onsg regulated
by convenient screw insteed of picked up
and down by a pia or knittipglnssdIe as was
usually done in our younger days NE oil
burned without smoke OF odor, with q brill
liant and steady fame, while its nom -explO-
sive character was proved by trial. The cost
Of this oil, we are told, but slightly 4ceeds
tL4t Burned IN chimney Amps while its su-
perior eonyenienes is evident to all. The
proprietor, Mr.. 4ytst, fOthsrly ofths United.
States Patent once, is now at the City Hotsi;
for the purpose, pf selling licenses for the
sale of this oil for this and other counties,t The
offbtfng patented. q IVA saiAd
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Battle on the SHsquehaInah
ais q Expected TO!MOrrOW. Oh
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OHIO H0DPssKIRE BTANUF'Y
- AID IHPoaIzRs AND pEsLERs ~
An Kinds Of French GeFman rOrsetB,


Has eupeTiOr=sl. American Build rs.
4 full stock Of WOseR. dOpbIs Diamond Fridal ard
trial sktrfs CO.. stantly I'd fro 3-sprine Chil-
az SO % spnlga7i adles SIR. tse rgn all sfrts
NhI5h " al al-nqut tTa charge Uur SklrIs are
var nlfd D. o. Ie Verg heltl ofy EEa1h-f hrinF
iree us charge aIA IuF TfIIEs3i
H3-Ski e, Corsets and Sfiral Bpstels exclaimed
Enen thGg DO no poe rlsiag tory iaf ~
AS-iur he'an Department i charged eoIps-
WHOL6~AJF BUY gRf. wiz csusult their own
iDterest b. exam uing our Stock b-io,e D rchasiuE
sewh-ra Bur Of the eanufncsurers and
rave all tnterWeuInE Profits
iunea3 ~ NIees A. fSfTsETN.1 pnnrrfa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-01

Bx4MEAT1oEI Of 'eABnDATEs FOh TIE
HiGH ScHoOLrTThs following schOlarF hav5
ing completed the prescribed course Of study
in The GtAmhaF Schools, and having sus-
tsfned an examination averaging seventy fge
per, cent. in. all the studies, are hereby ad-.
mitted the High Schools, with the Iroviso
named beIOW:slaE
Those scholars marked thnsr( y are eondi-
G0he4 on one or more studies. in whie they
must be examined in September next prior
70 full Jaduission!h II They vial ascertain the
studies IN which they are deficient B CON
IsHIdhg their teashsriEJ Eaaq
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EKeIl Moving In the Direction
Of Baltimore. hpe.

Sixteen Miles Of the Northern
az 90 Central Road Burned. lst
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their attacks and plOttings against our cOdi

their attacks and plOttings against ou1cOun-7
,ty@ H 81 M A 81
BE congratulated the association On the.
sFSpiSiOEspsg f ths AHpiYSTlaFys eha press
ed'upon the members the important duties
which devOlvsd-upOn them, and closed by
thanking them for the hopoEthey had 4ward-
ed him Of presiding over their deliberations.
Dr.. Lord moved that the subiest of difu-
,siOf 6f Bdudati6aai Iilefaeat6 iand of estsb- !,
fishing the Office Of County Superints sndsptr
be referred t6spscfaI con mittel6f threP.
p ItFas moved aud carrisdthat Com mittee
be appointed to draft tresolutions-on the stste
Of tb6 country q Adi3araPod to to afternop opp. :
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FROAI PaILARELPHIA.

he city no doubt will soon be placed in
ate Of defense. gEslf sIlNJ 1-s.
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The Excitement at Philadelphia
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rEEEG r A.P.HlCss

Rebel Message to DemOeFats.
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Mere Reports. from YlcksbuFg.
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7PHTIAELPHIA, june %,

The excitement to day is intense. Un-
til a, late hour tonight the streets were
crowded with an excited populace eagerly
enquiring for news and enlisting in de-
tense Of the city and State. '.5'5 n "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

ar,1 and ,a,r host loved onss viii never again be
theirs"
This, YOU soc, is the language OF a Copper
head only; but he il doubtless one in intimate
relations with and drawing his inspiration from
well.informed traitors at Washington VINO do
not even prs.ond to be loyal except to Jeti.
Davis. Then know that the Rebel chiefs mean
10 kill or orsllya all the officers or privatcs OF
black regiment. they capture; and he thinks
he can afford to 60 TO tho country on the issue
which he oharactcrizcs as m attempt AZ max
inc anegro as good rs white man." Weutter-
ly repcl the SANDER. We hold every negro who
loyally cnlists under and brayely fights for the
Star. and Stripes not merely " as good as " but
a great deal better than any traitor on the con-
tinent, whcthcr he openly wears the livery OF
Jeff Davis OF sneakingly serves him as a writer
on The Chicago Tunes. And the white man
who would lt q negro 90 TO fight for the Union
instead of going himself, and then seek to have
that negro soldier abandoned by our Govern
lment ~ Rebel enslavcmcnt or murder, j. a
basrr. more shameless villain than any out
[ nphh'u htDti N't Nii W. n '''Ii'' q" ~
field Ia, show of right to object 10 negro regi-
mcn,s; but he who stays OF home has none.
If il is TO be- dsplorcd that negroes are called
. into tho National service, the Whites who don
enlist are wholly in fault
To show what sort OF human being we are
1 lighting, we quote from one Of our old and
valued correspondents, l.. Frank Taylor who
writes from Chattanooga (Nov. - TO The c1i-
cseo Jowrei a, follows:
"Tla, nearly lu ouf gallant noble dead remain ~
buried on the hcd ~ Chickamauea, must s'nd if
OF horror through The land that they ne where ,h!
piillity of The frtfcdiEsor and Offending thr ,Ih
/ Shine Tie words man and humanity should DE-
bloicl ont Of Rebel lczirons. How shall sj u p
the birds 81 prcy seize upon thhi Ae" ~"
swine f.tt.u their way through the fallen RANT
~ roy' havo this from sources too many
anl direct. tie horrible assertion j. MOI
shaded hy dorht And yc'. the Rebels passed
DAYS in picking Up fragments Of iron broken arms any
thing that could De made u Tee, with Ehica ihe hell
-rcwn and were Vay driven Oh when az NE hea'
ar Was poisoned b. the unbuTicd dead LOOK on i'
picture and on isj day before Yesterday the Raii
liookefs Federal soldiers consumed the noun ~ GYM
lburiei 10 hc Rebels who fell IN the recent battle 81
the feet 81 The aYenging rods shcd WIN No' W
cannot hear their step. ulon the Threshold hnsiemt
nuni - Incredible baIhsTiy OF those traitors Ao'
- 49,. II,.,,ktrd Ri. L
Consider that every Rebel left dead on vac
Itbiek. .troyn fields OF shiloh, Antietam, GeIlys
Ihurg &c. &C.. was dcccnily buried by oui
soldiers. and judge whether these indgn'teT u
,bc patriots who Tell at the Chickamauga ought
- ito universal abhorToncc
/
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CONGRESS-.

senate. Dec s-A bill 10 give pension TO JoAh l.
Burn, OF Gettysburg as read The FIRST tine' MI
son wanted steps taken TO hurry up the D''~ p' anu
pensons Of deceased soldiers. He also gave "o,'o u
sbig p, increase bounties TO volunteers. MI b"'@
d ~ waive the Rebel refusal to exchange ot'ce5S
Of oolnred regiments. end go on wiz ali .'Ne' "a
obe,ys, his resolution was laid over Inc question vi
,be .bt of Robert Wilson TO seat as Senator RON
Mi,,ossi was taken mp After debate. II was voted 'hH'
he was not entitled 10 seat. Mr. wilson was ~
pointed last year fill vacancy. bu' since 'h"'' -"
stors hare been regularly eleoied.i Having heu ~
repor, f their Committee to Wal; upon Tie Pfesiden'
The Senate adjourned.
NoVsE-COmmttees were seut to ten ihe ti''i"'"'
and The senate that the House was ready Tor business
The ion Of minor officers was cn Id order hu"hU
NePaerson Of Pa. was the Union nominees H'lo'
son Elaerilge Of Tenn. vas his opponent vi WE
MePherson had lOl: Etherdec. o. MI heFNelson
a, o.,, entered upon his outies. lHe was for four
years past member OF Congress from the oet!S''
m. Pal n. G. Ordway Union Of y. H. and
ADJ; % sbrenner Dem Of Pa, were voted ioi ioi 'i
c.,, Arms; Ordway 100 ClosshreBner 10 scatter
;,y "a r., (;ocdcnos ives elected door keeper and W.
x, pcsfmaster each liist The same station Ut 'He
last House The credentials Of The ',SS ms "''1''
uer. referred 10 the Committee on Eecticns Mr..
" a>ItLfnc OF lhJlols tUt4tN h'ttil. i'-'-
tiOn 90 Gen Grant which passed unanimously u pre-
senis he thanks Of Congress 90 ioI General Grant
and ,s officers and soldiers Who hays fought under hrs
eomm rd during the Rebellion, and requests The pres-
dent 10 cause a medal TO be- struck with suitable EN-
blcm, desices and inscriptions TO be presenied to Gea
Grsai-a copy Of re resolution 20 be- eneIcss@d OF
parr,'it. aod tosctl,r Will iir medal trensmtts j
70 g .ier1 Grant by The President eld Vr,seb'el
in ne name ~ The People Of TIE tnled
Stat, OF America. TAr usual resolution 20
draw f,r seats vss passed. and executed. NJ
Cox proposed resolution requesting tbc Prcsid1nt
30 tax immediate Steps for ie exchange Of prison
els ia he prisons o, The South end thi he cornngu
cate al correspondence ID the Wag Department, rea'ivs
% t'e exchange Of prisoners The resolution lad
over Mr. Arnold CAV notice o. biii to prohibit riav
.iy in the territories included ia 'hc President
Emancipation Proclamation; asp 10 repeal 80 mutA Of
heenro,iment act As au;hcsise dis harge Of pei
son drised on payment OF S9Or Tho memorial of g.
W Carrigan eoniesting .he Leaf Of Nit Russell Ihag'F
ard - memorial OF Jehn Cine contestlg tie stat oi
Mr. Leonard Myers al ofPenn-yis ANA were presented
In the House by Mr 5. J. Randall and rt!eIed :" tle
Cor,mi.tes on Elections Adjourned.
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Body, it will stand The combined Attacks OF men
ike Fayre. Olivier, Theirs. Boryer. Marie.
Jules Simon, Pellctan, to whom, at the supple
mentary elections, are likely to be added Du-
faure and GARNER Pages, is difficult to 500.
Certain Il il that the debates of the new Legs
lative body must produce both IN France and
abroad The impression that the intellect Oh
France is progressive and democratic, though
the vote may still be Napolconc
The popular representation OF SPAN az present
is a mere sham. With apopulaion about equal
to that of all our FREQ States, except New
England, it allows tho right Of voting to only
POO. 900 of It's citizens. This gives, of course,
vast preponderence to the hereditary ana
moneycd arstocracy; but so deeply have Demo-
cratic ideas penetrated Spanish society, that, in
spite ola suffrage law so liberal. most OF the
largo cite, ike Madrid, Barcelona, and Cadz.
have generally elected Progvr,istas or Democrats
10 tho Cortes Prcviousto the recent election the
Ministry had 50 encroachci upon the rights OF
the voters TO assemble and odlscus5 tho political
questions at issue. that the party of the Pro-
ercssias resolved 70 take no part at all IN the
election. The resolution has been carried out,
with the exception of a few districts. and the
new Chamber of Deputies will therefore contain
/ only four members belonging to The Progressive
party. The country people in Spain are, to
large extent. ignorant and bgotod. as II France,
vet former elections, when Spain enjoyed more
liberal suffrage Law. the large circulation OF the
! Progressive and Democratic newspapers, 4d, IN
general, tho testimony OF those VINO have The
4 most intimate knowledge OF the political sen'i-
mcnis Of the population, Indicate that the
spanish people are in favor of democratic
progress. and that the COrtcs, II elected ny
general suffrage, would be thoroughly lioer'l
and progressive assembly.
The presont parliamentary fulein Con''a'
rprope is still for from meeting the WISHES %
the Progressive party. But 1t produces un'
doubleday. some good results; 1t helps "a
educate the masses ~ the people and assures
them of that strength which Will IN The end
achieve the final triumph Of liberal and progress
.ige principle.
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GENERAL NEWS.

A Committee OF tavcIn-Aeepcr- recently met
atDehi Delaware County. 20 adopt sehednle Of price,
10 conform 70 the times tariff $50. proposed Of Nircb
the following are samples Bosid pct day e. TO- bosra
per week s. 30; lodging, ~ cents horse keeping over
night IS cents; brandy Per single glass, 70 eents
brandy whore treats ~ compaus. III cents gin
aud vine per single glas- 40 cents-vhere company
i, served scents; WHISKY beer aud cider per gia'',
cents fine OF SIS is imposed who're proprietor
eompronises for lower RATES eIcep. pool or hard
CUSTOMER.
A fire broke ont on tuesday night about II
vclocS in the trunk and ,abse store Cd iir lago"li1
No. - Broadway which aas 80, pretty sci under
bus broke ont afresh ar ~ 0c0ck. II was finally snb
dued The upper part Of the building was occupied by
Mcssrs WIN Banks Co. youth. clothing m"nuiac-
tnre-s n was thought the damage would he covered
b. Insurance. The building belongs 10 he Peter Lori
lard Estate and is insured 10 he inii amount Of It's
value. II i also believed that hs insmances on the
good, win fully cover the dswas'' Ing es'maleli
amount u damages Oh tie whole FToPery il $50 %"
The Commissioner Of the General Land Office
has Inst transmitted 10 TIC Governor OF Iowa certh
cate authorizing new locations oiLc public iands fo
oyer 20 acres indemnity iof Ike quantity II
Jasper County, Iowa claimed swamp bnt which had
state
The Mayor and Controller yei erdsy sent Il
Joint communication 10 the Board Of Supervisors usm
ing 1HE TRIBUNE. Hoah I'faes aud So" as The four
paper, in which the County proceeding. ae 10 be pub
Ished those papers having the largest circulation Of
any In New.York.
Hawkins, one OF The parIie- in the recent
Kidnapping case at Montreal hss been tried ard found
guilty The trial Of the Hon. Joshua X. Giddines.
American Consul 81 Montreal the same cleTee l.
sst down for the i7th inst
By the burning Of d house in Vine street III
Hartford. CONF on TUESDAY morning. Thomas MoGnire
aud wife were burned 10 death. Theif bodies were
found IN the ruins burnt 10 cudels.
S. S. Raynor, Of the Harlem Bridge Cottage,
sas Oh, dockins on Tuesday afternoon. when he scc.
den.s.ly shot himself and died iea minutes aefward
Commodore Vanderbilt was thrown from bis
carriage on Monday while driving the Blooming dale
Road oad severely injured
The steam-tank Of W. a X. kirby's slaugh-
terhouse In Cincinnati exploded OIL Monday severely
scsding three men.
The Bromfield Methodist Church, in Boston
was destroyed BY fire on Tuesday morning
The fire at 10 o'clock last night vas in luIn-
bsr.ysrd at Astoria. Long Island.
Counterfeit tens Of the National Bank. Pat.
srson, N. j.. are In circulation.
A destructive fire occurred at Memphis, Tenn.
on the Sd inst. Loss $1,000
God fell on the street to l4St IL the morning, but
at tho qaotsion there good d"iAnd ndts price rallied
70 1924 0I4e& and $50 bid at noon ia the afternoon
prees ranged from 149iai closing at 19aa. Stocks dun
viii bat very little doing before the Board At the Stock
Erchaa.s Governments wore steody at l@3alOS CerIih
s.ls. vss feg Lso. Ap, Issue. oa qlt Al sssoua
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Two thousand one hundred and thirty He'''
,,,,o,s from Chattanooga passed through lnoiunapo'
r. 90 NIonaav On rou,r 10 Rock island. Twelve huro
-, n,re were expected there On Trosdsy. one hunH
cod ,rd ,hir.yonc officers. mostly bconeogto Major
Ga, J. c.. Breckinridges ccnloand also passed
tbrough en- route to Johnsons Island
A dispatch from Chat saooga Dec. say
that Gsn Hardee is slowly falling haok from Hfi'''
with B-agy's whipped mon The mouu'n"s oi H"''
Teaa,,seo are said to be filled with dcsrie1s ana 'S
gers rom Braggs army.
Gen. Doubleday has been appointed meh'''i
of Corr. Marital to Try the cases o. clons accused
OF certain crimes.
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From the West.
CAIRO. Tuesday. Dee. :. Il

CAIRO Tuesday. Dee. :. lsot
The Memphis papers give no additional parti-
euars OF the late fsh ON the Memphis and ChaFlssi'a
Railroad
The Bail'm says the impressment for the military
service will begin in Memphis TO day The enrpllmeas
is no protection rgans, it.
Cotton sales ut Memphis at aid1ec sales Of tho wees
.3ia halos, exports same time, 600 Weekly ship
ments since Oct "a. e.eS 3617 as73 3ei5 s1a isss,
SO
The steamer Colona had her upper wo Is burned On
the 9TH between Evansville and Ncwburg.
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The organization OF The House was oo'"P''''u
Yesterday by the election OF Union menior Ci'N
.D.x-Conucssman Edward MCPHERSON OF Ia''
S,r,.eni-at-trms. Doorkccpcr and Postmaster
and Congress is now ready Tor work lie
Presidents Message Will ho scntm to-daya l2A
y. m. accompanied by several Of the Depart
-oeut reports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Hon. Edward Rice, Prcsi-
dent and Morris, Chief Engineer Of ,ns 81 P,u sni
pselhc Railroad Company; Hon judge Nelson United ss
Dc, Judge Of Minnesota; Maj Cullen, exSupentenl'e'
OF rdan Affairs tcr Minnesota; Josiah Blood Bss.n ana o.
Gardner and family Boston. ut the II. Niehon hoe
Judge Jones. Rochester; Judge John q. beiM'n u.s.
san. DeBow, Col. :. y Snont Wash MAJ w, 4 Mss'r
fhila and o. H. Cunt kausas, are at the McoppaAan fy
Col NJ T. Snsall H. g. A.; John w Moore aud wife Y 3
NJ sni d. r. Haywood Cincinnati are a. tho As,ps ieu.s
Nj. fre.ileut ncon lcit the MeOpo.ti n hots s.'s
DAY afternoon "a, Wshins,u. .he being aa,:us ~ lti,'s "
tas llai, tho Plesilca. VA, t,Aea sl.A.
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Board price, upon ANAL si,a wcfe hshn oov'fnmsn -
wa, ,not 81 higher Coupons Of 1891 standing loHaoi
Stocks have bsen dull Throughout the day and the amount o.
business as not small for long t'mo oPs'aefs OF al
kinds are waiting the budget Of the Secretary Of the Treas
and un. has policy has been discussed no large tusino''
TO BE- peced 10 Money there no chens, STOCK houses
ere supplied with te moderate amount they require
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rRIHr NE.

Rumcrs were rife yesterday OF The appoint.
mont Of MaiorGen. Plcasanton 10 Tue coii'ii'''
of the Army of the Potomac in place OF Con
Meade. II was said that both Gen. ScdgWicS
and Gen. Warren had declined the appointment
All this was mere rumor up to l o'clock th'
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WARRINGTON. Tuesday. Dec. >. iS6
RUSSIAN ENTERTAINMENT

WARRINGTON. Iue.,ay Dec . 1868
RUSSIAN ENTERTAINMENT
The Russian Minister. Baron Do Stoeo kl,
brought together ut dinner this evening the members
Of the Cabinet. the Russian naval oaces. and othse
distinguished guests.
NEGRO CoNSCRIPT SHOT.
negro conscript, who to-nigh, put his head
out OF the window OF the prison where he was coma ieJ
was ordered TO withdraw IT, He refused. and abused
the guard. Who shot him. lie died.
INSPECTION OF HOSPITALS.
DR.. Swain, Medical Inspector OF the Sanitary
Commission ZEN the city tonight !or Harpers rrry.
Cumberland aud other points to ascertain tho waais
Of the hospitals in that quarter in connection witAis
Commls,on
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Cou.lry Advfrssrina.

Advertisers who desire TO secure customers III
al o,r Of the country wl do well to i9eg' their no'e "
tn. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. t' circulation is larger uah 81
OF spy other newspaper. aud III Scad BY ne oes'
buyers ,a q, e.,
day. Pie. > per line.