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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-20
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FROM CHATTANOOGA,

OhATTAhOOdAt NOV. u.
The situation to-nighti is highly satisfae-
tory. Hooker's, Paimer's and Shermsn's 8
commands are nearly ten miles beyond
Chickamsuga Greek in pursuit Of The
orumbling army Of Bragg, who is making
every effort to escape. Our advance is
near Dalton.
In q sharp fight this morning, Palmer's
advance took four guns and three hundred
prisoners. ..-...-
Sherman is reported to have advanced
from Tynors Station on the left to-day,
and cut of two thousand rebels.
The roads along which Bragg is retreat
ing are lined with eaissOns, wagons, COM
missary aud medical stores. Prisoners
say it is impossible for the rebel leaders to
make their troops stand.
Colonel Longs cavalry command re-
turned from s raid on the East tennessee
Railroad tonight They destroyed the
road for fifteen miles above and below
Cleveland, burned rebel foundry at
Cleveland, where large quantity Of mu-
hitions Of war were stored, one hundred
wagons loaded with baggage, and captured
three hundred prisoners. ILa
Colonel Long was subsequently, attacked
by q superior force Of infantry, cavalry
and artillery, but succeeded in bringing
his prisoners of.
Our loss in the three days fight will not
exceed three thousand.
Msjor-de1ersl Logan has arrived.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
SOUTHERN NRWs

" a NAANn NV sas
The Richmond papers contain the foI
lowing dispatches: - 81 -
CH4RLEsroS, Nov. 2O.-BetWssn two
and three o'clock this morning the enemy
in several barges approached sumter sad
upon being hailed from the Fort, and ans
Wered with Osths. They discharged sever
al Volleys Of musketry, which we're replied
to by the garrison. The engagement
lasted from fifteen to twenty miantes, Wben
the bsrges withdrew. Moultrie, Bee, and
johnson, also opened on the bsrges. Il is
not known what damage Was done 10 them.
Major Elliott, says it was fsignsd assault.
CHARLEsroB, Nov. 23.-Lsst night IS
shells were thro IN into the city, bstWssa
II and o'clock. Ten buildings Wsrs
struck, but no person was injured. Ths
FIRE on SUMTER continued heavy during the
night. One white man and two negroes
were killed in the Fort yesterday, A spir-
tied fight between the enemy's battsrier,
Gregg and Wagner, and our batteries, Bee
snd simpkins, together with Ferts MOul-
trie and johnson, took plaoe this After
noon. Gregg opened heavily on MoultFie,
and Wsgnor on Johnson. Our FIRE, pariio-
ulsrly from Sinpkins, was remarkable
accurate, compelling the enemy to leave
their guns At every are. The contest clos
ed at dark. Firing at sumter continues
heavV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
NEW YORK MARKKT-NOv. "a.

tET TELB0RAPH.l
OottOu-Markst du'l, heavy and lower Sales at
7saS0o tor Middling Uplands
ElOur-N,ry dull, irt guar and unsettled, and 10
sales at ssO62 % for Extra State; s7,sHs7,ss- for
extra round h9oPad ohio s7.4ufeg 50 Tor trade
brands. Market closing unsettled
Whisky-MArket firm. sales at 72673c for West
VVhent-Market very dull, unsettled and 2Gso
loser.
saIe- at slssaI 40 for Milwaukee Club, and e. SO
IS for small par els Amber D. i higan.
Nominal quotations 81 36fdl 80 for Chicago
-pring, l.3Iln ,4n for Milwaukee Club 81 4651i 81
for winter red Westerni sl,4OGl.42 for Amber Mil
wankee; Sl,590l 81 for Amber michigan.
BnrIeY-MaIke quiet.
Rye Quiet.
Coru-Market dull and to &c lower Sales at
LIS for shipping mixed Western in store; ll9
70 Western fe low in store.
Oats Market 2 TO &c lower and verY dull Sales
ct s6uT for Western and State. 0utside quotations
are for small parcels.
Wool Marke' quiet
Petroleum Quiet Sales at &C for refined in bar
re 25 4dn2bc for crude
P0rk-Opeu ed quiet az d closed finn
sales at $3.50 TOR Ol mess slSattn1S,50 for new
do, closing firm he latter price sI2,iN3l2,2 rs fr
new prime sl6,0Ogl7,5O for new prime mess-
BFef-Steady
Cur MeaIs-Quiet and firm. Ea'es at 6Xc for
shoulders and 10 Gln5Sc or hans.
RacOn sides Quiet and unchanged Sales at
lose for Western Long Cut Hams and Felies
City.
ard Quiet, heavy and lower Sales at IlJ4a
l2Ac; also l,50 bbls tor January. February aud
March at PIC. and 8 bills for ebrusry At i25sc-
ext rmr price FIR choice.
Cheese-Less active and scarcely 80 firm. Sales
at lSgl6c for common to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FRon NEW YORK.

rTeF s-es-l New YoRK, Nov. u.
Admiral Lsssofky has enclosed to Mayor
Opkyke four thousand Eve hundred dol
lars by officers Of the Russian aeet, in be.
balf Of the poor Of this city, Rhe will nsed
fuel this winter. -iv q So
Rebel Lieutenant GTogsn arrived In
Richmond recently having made his es.
cape from FoEt Johnson, in Lake Erie.
We have received files Of the Nassau
Guardian per steamer CorVicar, from
which we CLEAN che following; The Turks
Royal Standard says: 41 ~
Tne Spanish troops in Puerto Plata is
said to be nearly four thousand strong.
Several hundred Chinese had arrived from
Havana to act as lAbOrers 70 Spanish
troops. -.-.---.-
A provisional Dominican Government
has been formed in santiago.
Southern blockade runners are very 40
tive No less than sixteen steamers hsV-
ing arrived at Nassau from Wilmington
alone, since October 28th.
A new steamer, evidently intended for
blockade running, had arrived from Gree
mock City. Petersburg local news uuin'
portsnt. ---5
HAVANA, Nov. 29.-SeYeral mails from
St. Domingo have arrived. Nothing new
has trsnspired. General Vargs has been
obliged to issue ssort Of explanatory proc
lamatiOu in regard to the blOcksds declared
by Gen. Rivers.
Reports are flying around that the 81.
Louis sunk the GeoTgis and vice versa,
but think we have nc certain informs-
ZION here, though IS the 81. Louis and
Georgia were both in the neighborhOOi Of
the Canary Islands there nay be sOno
truth in it. Two eargOes Of slaVes hATs
beed landed on the Island lately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
NEWS PROM CHATTANOOGA.
wAsuIsoros, Nor. 27.-l2.aO 2. z

WAsHISGToE, Nov. 2T.-12.30, Pm.
Tribune special:
Adyices received this morning by the
War Department from Grant, state the
pursuit Of the rebels was continued yes
terdAy By Hooker and Thomas. Bragg
attempted to make a stand at Cbicksmsu-
ga Station, but was again forced back.
The rebels were in full retreat on Dalton.
Their is nothing later from Burnside.
It is cOEjectured that Longstreet will at
tempt to rejoin Bragg, but ample proVis-
ion has been made to prevent the OOnsum-
nation of any such attempt. He will
therefore be forced 10 retreat into Virgin
ia, if he is able to get away st all. ta
There is official authority for asserting
that in the several battles just taught be-
fore Chattanooga, we have captured
7 900 prisoners ct least --
The Republican has the following in an
extra = "
The army Of the Potomac advanced yes
terdsy morning, and undoubtedly crossed
the Rspidan without much opposition, as
friOg was heard at bolton Station. T.
commenced ct nine o'clock and was kept
up until P n, the sound receding all the
time until at last it was scarcely heard, an
evidence that Lee is TeIreAting towards
Richmond
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FROn mRApR,s amy.

NEW 1oRK, NOV. y.
A special Washington dispatch last
evening, to the Philadelphis Enquirer,
says its correspondent At the front reports
the weather fine and the roads in tOlsFsblS
good condition. The rsilroad between
here aud the Rsppshsnnock will be discon-
timed as line Of Communication will be
opened at another point - ID
Officers who went doVn to-day to Join
their regiments, were obliged 10 return AS
they could notreseh the army Telegraph
ie Communication with Meade is csmplete.
Should Meade suoseed in getting possession
Of the Virginia Central Rsilroad and the
Richmond and FredericksbuTgk Railroad,
he will be able TO establish q new and
shorter line Of oommunicstion for himself,
and st the same time cut of The main line
Of the enemy with Richmond Lee must
either fight or attempt to reach Riehnoud
by the circuitous route Of Lynohbarg and
Petersburg. 1ea
The Nights Of Fredericksburg are within
his grasp, and with this stronghold in his
possession and the short line Of railroad 10
Aqua Creek for his supplies, be mny move
rapidly on Richmond, reaching their in
FIVE or six days. His army is we'll sup
piled with pontoons to oross small streams
on the route.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FROM GEN. BURNsIDE's COMMAND.
~

FROM GEN. BURNsIDEfS COmMAND.
NEW YoEK, Nov. q.
A dispatch from Cincinnati last night
to the Philadel phiA'' ''Enq quirsr, says. We have
some reports from Knoxville, which seem
to indicate that General Burnside is per-
fectly secure in his position. -
The rebel cavalry are now in the eoun-
try between Cumberland Gap and Knox
vile, but no damage has been done to our
communications with Burnside IS yet.
Longstreet has not made heavy ssssult
upon the city, but seems to be anxious to
secure prominent position for his batter
les, so that be can commsnd the place from
different points and demand q oapitulstion.
lie acts as if his force Wss net sufficient
to hazard heavy battle under existing
circumstances. oi- sal
A column is already in motion for the
relief Of Burnside, under Gen. Wilson, and
reinfOroements are being sent forward e.
rapidly IS practicable. ir1 -rzlsl
Psrson BrsnloR isin the Interior aud
working hard to keep open Communication
with the army. -1b
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FOR SALE.

DESIKABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE At BaRG AIN.-The late residence
OF the undersigned, No s75 kinsman-St, Is offered
tor sale on reasonable terms.
The house is IN good repair, 10 rocy and pleasant
ly arranged and c0ntains modern improvements OF
sc, sc
The lot is large, about one acTe Is 80 feet desp has
two irOntr Of 100 eet each on Kin man and Grange
>ts and sbOunds in Fruits all kinds, hne shrLb-
berry, &C.
To Eny one desiring really pleasant hcme. an op-
purtunity is GOV given 70 purchase
ES-FoT price, terms Of payment &c eeply %
GEO W GARDhER,
q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FRnaI WASHINGTON

WAsHnOroN, Nov. q.
Nothing whatever has reached here up
to four o'clock this afternoon from the
army Of the Potomac Firing in front is
reported by passengers BY yesterday even
ings train, heard in the course Of yesterday
from the line Ct the Orange aud Alezan-
dris Rsilroad, aud was doubtless but the
usual cannonsding occurring when either
party is driving the advanced piekets Of
the other, as We were doing yesterday in
the vicinity Of Germanis Ford.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
TRAVELLER's REGISTER.
NKW ApYERrIsKmKNTs.

O. A. Read 4 Co. BAnksrs-Gold. Silver and Don
pons Bought sad Sold, and Money Loaned.
John Elisler-Acadcmy Of Music
Churchill Broih-r E1trsct Bucbu.
BrOnchill Troehos speeial Notice.
Churchill Broiher-Extraet Of Bark aud Iron
Curative Balsam-Local Notice.
Churchill Brother-Ches-emsn's Pills.
Henry q. Ranny-Guhrdian Sale.
Otis Co Carpet Bag Lost.
o. Outer 4 &son-Auetiop-Ioc ocal Notice
Spiritual Hall Local Notice.
Baker-Hnlidsy GiftE-Loc Al Notice,
Baksr's-Eew Novs'R-LOcai Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28


places Of worship in the city, on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, to listen to the sermons prepared for
the occasion. We present our rssders with
abstracts Of as many of them as we we're
able to obtain.
sEcOKD PREsSTTEEIAE CHURCH.
At this church were gathered alI the con-
gregatiOns ofthe East sidS Presbyterian and
Congregational Churches, including the
three New School Presbyterian, the
Old School Presbyterian, Associate Pres
bytsriAn and the Plymouth Church.
The sermon was preached by the Rev.
Samuel WoloOtt, of the Plymouth Church,
from the following taxi:
PsAIsEs loo. The lines arc fallen unto me in
pleasant places; yea. have goodly heritage.
The preaeberIsmarked that We welcome
to-day the return Of the pleasant annual fes-
tiyal which cur fathers established. Il had
not like the recent national thanksgiving,
an exclusive, or primary, reference to the
progress and issues Of the great struggle in
which the nation was eagsged. While still
thankfully e knOWledging the hand Of Al
mighty God 10 the lasting benefits which his
awn wisdom was educing from the desols-
mons and evils of civil war, and frgetting
not the patriot ranks, the braVest and the
neblsst Of eur sons and our brothers, who
were bTeasting and beating back the tide Of
unhOly rebellion, and saving te US the ark Of
constitutional government and the laws and
IibsFtiFs OF our dear native land, nor unmind-
ful Of the wounded. sick, and suffering, the
STRICKEN and bereavsd, fnF whom our
sympAthy was not Fsiniy invoked, We had
l.ss. ..O4ed, ~ scoOTusbos win the time hon
orsd custom of our fathers, 70 render thsnks
TO God for the bOunties Of his providence and
the blessings Of bis grace.
He first described the circumstances which
led the salnlst to utter this grateful tfusion,
sketehed some Of the incidents Of his event
t1l life, gave the promtnsnt points in the
WoBderfal history Of the nation, drew 3
picture Of the natural beauty Of Palestine,
set forth the prominent points Of the excel
lent civil government of the Hebrews, and
their eminent religious privileges, especially
As connected with the Temple worship, and
2hen proceeded to enumerhte the similar cir
enmstsaces which rendered il proper for 10
to-day to adopt the grateful utteranee Of the
Psslmist.
L-oUR RDIvIDUAL ExPERTFEcE.
Toa mind properly regulated it was 6
probable and pleasant employment to trace
fheassuey Of Divine ProFidsncs in ones in
aividdsi experience. We were called upon "a
recount beiOrs God, With Thanksgiving and
praise our speeisl raereies, which could moi
be rseitsS here, bEt ~ could each mentally
Tstracs the steps Of our pilgrimage snd ro-
cali the path aieng which the divine good
ness had conducted as
II. Our EAfIOEGL RIsToRI.
The kindness Of God to Us as people be-
can with our birth. It was conspic1ous in
s ire embarkation OF our fathers at Delft
Haven, when they knslt upon the strand and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

NOR SALE-A + nm II 40
Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Ohio; 60 acres improved. the balance good timber
$50 eer bottom land the whole SOo under
god state Of cultivation; all we'll fenced, good
charding and we'll watered. No waste land on the
fRTm. have also good Stock the farm that will
selI with Il II wanted ] will take IN part payment
City Property In cleveland. q small farm and the
balance on long time Price a25 PR acre
septI2-SH \. N. kEYES, Bouse'l Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

Mas. T. BURKITT, NJ. D., Homeopathist,
late Of New Orleans, respectfully solieits
patronage Of ladies st her residence. No. %
Sheriff street, four doors north of Euclid,
where Mrs. B. may be consulted from eight
to ten O'Clock A. n. and from ak to eight
o'clock P. N. POstofice address: Box 97S.
nov26-13O
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GURRILl.As CAPTURED.

MAYsvILLE, XII, Nov. q.
The 9th Ohio, captured III Of John 7.
Williams men at Smokers Gap. VIII
hams' made 9 narrow escape, his horse
being killed. All his papers and q rebel
mail were captured. The notOrions Thad
Jack, was drOWned in attempting to -
cope. ~. .r-.... -r-.-r -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
3. Z. nIONEY ntARKRr-N.r. p.
TBY TEIEeRAPH.I

fBY WI EGRAPH.I
Money-Market active and demand firm at 2
cent
sterling ExehanGe-Market dull and lower
at I59 al59H for 6rst-class bills.
GOId-Market heavy A. d lower. Opening at a.,
advancing TO Az declining to 49, and closing quiet
at44
Government stOcks-Market firm with fair
business.
state stocks
Tennessee Skies. $1,000. ... EQ5S
gf,-.s -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

The Board of Exsminsrs will be in session
to examine applicants for positions in the
Public Schools Of the city Of Cleveland, on
Saturday, Nov. 2sth, 1868, at nine o'clock
A. n, at the General High School House.
no726:I26 2 R. PEEKiNs, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
.Wrecked.

Ths bark ParanA, Captain Carpenter, which was
wrecked near Saginaw Bay in the late gale, was
towed INTO port yesterday morning by the tug VIM.
B. Castle. She is almost total wreck, her spars
having all been blown away.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

FoR Sunday reading stop in at Bakers.
His stock camprises everything in the read
ing line, and everybody and anybody can be
suited noy2S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

Splendid Pspier. Mache Stands, Lace
Window Curtains, Rosewood Writing DESKS,
Plated Ware, Elegant BrOnEsd Gas Drop
lights, Beautiful Sea Shells, Opera ClOsks,
and Fancy Articles Rt Auction, this day, by
nov2s.I25 o. CBrTER I SqE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

A CHOICE collection of second hand books,
almost eqHal to new, for sale at Bakers, 259
Superior street. Will be sold cheap if Pur-
chased Immediately. They are worthy Of
examination. nov2S
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Rose q PrsnrIss' PrOvi.ron Market Re-

port
The following are the rates charged BY them:
Hnms-Sugar-cured premium Hams, q b...........llc
llC
ugar-cured q s.....-.......,........
Bac0n-vr Smoked Sides D f ........Sc
Lard-Prime leaf, kettie-rend' ed in bbls q D.. l2c
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs q b..t214O
P0rk-No. mess y 90
Extra clear = sl9,uO
- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
to railroad depOts or boats. Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the STATE
Orders promptly flied. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kattls-rsndsrod Lard took the INST premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. BOSE 4 PREhTIS5,
Nos. l42, I44 and l46 Ontario-st., Cleveland.
!1ly4:B2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FROM NEW BAVEN.

INV uANEHl N08s 10
The Town election TO- day resulted in
favor Of the Union ticket By msjcrity Of
1l5, ohsngsof 620 since last fall, when
the Democrats carried the town By over
500 majority on much lighter tOtsl vote.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

SPIRITUAL HALL, 1874 Superior street.
Conference at l01E A. NJ, for discussion of
question: g Has Spiritusiism Benefited the
World" Mrs. Il. 7. NJ. Brown will lecture
in the evening at the usual hour. Subject
" Tho Evolution Of Thought" Seats free.
poy29 l26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

LADIES, look at the beautiful styles Of
Winter Bonnsts just opened at Mrs. ShaW's
rooms. nOv17:l3l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

AL the Dailies, Weeklies, illustrated,
and Literary papers, for this week, for sale
at Bakers noY28
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
FROlr ALRaNY. 80
ALBanY. Nov. 9E.

ALBANY, Nov. n
At 9 meeting Of CsnJl Commissioners
held in Syracuse to-day, 1t was resolved
to close the canals On the night of Dsosm-
Der II. .a5ai5I 10 Eisss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

000 BBLS. BENZOLF, ALMOST
HOB equal 10 TuTpenilns. :or sale low.
noT16 W. q. SUuFIELD 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

sIx-JoB PRIETERs WABTED.-Six first
class Job Printers Wanted. Apply at the
LEADER job Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
M A R I N E.

PORT OF November p.
.ESTERED.
Prop Tiogu, Sisson, Dunkirk.
Prop " q Castlr, Ames, Amherstburg.
Tug Boston Fields, Black HlYer-
Bark Parama carpenter AmheIstburg.
Scbr Herald, honey we'll, Detroit.
Schr Jno ibheits runnel, Milwaukee.
Schr Reid. Reid Black iser.
Schr pettrel. Pei ier, Pcrt Hope.
scnr v Post, haPman, Toledo.
Sow Lime ock, FaIRher r elley's Island.
~cow Orleans LyOna, kslley's Island.
Scow Mona, loot, Black River.
CLIARED.
Tug Boston, Field, Black River
~chr ~ hite tlOud ~tratIOr, Detroit.
SehI Gov. HUT, Young, Buffalo,
Schr Tom Wing, Thompson Port Burwelt.
Schr Reid, Reid, Black hiver
SchT Union. rrows, Port st-nley.
sehr II Post, Chapman. Black River.
Schr d NJ Foster, Baker, Port BurEel.
ScUw Mons, OOf, b ack River.
Sc W Orleans, Lyons HI l.ck hlyer-
ScoT Free Masonl Deep Toussaut.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

.I00BBLS. TARA No. l ARTICLE
1OO W. y. SO0FIELD ",
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OswRGO mARKRT-Nov. %

lb1 TELEahAPH-I
Fl0ur-Market steady.
ahrat-M arkeI quiet
t0Fu-Lower.
Oafs- Market quiet.
Barley-Dul
Uiber grains Guiet.
Canal freiKhLa-lc higher on -four. klnur 65
95oc, wheat l7c TO New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28

MEDICAL Books AHB FANCY ARTICLES At
AUCTIoE.-O. Cutter s Son will sell this
day, at their Auction Room, lot Of Medical
Books, Oil Print Eugrsvings, Carpets, Mat
trassss, Mirrors, large lot Of Toys, Sea
Shells, one beautiful OFnamentsd Gilt Stand
with Marble Top, Sewing Machine, Cook and
ParIor Stoves, eto. The Medical Books are
to be sold atl1X o'clock. Also, at o'clock
P. N. three casks Of Brandy. nOv28 l26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-28
N.Y. STOCK mARKET-Nov. ~.
IRYrKIHanLPnI
BUFFALO mARKET-Nov. %.
BY TELEGRAPH.I

FIOur-Quiet.
WheRt-Narket dull and heavy. sales at 81 20
for Chicago Spring 81 for Winter Red Western /.
Cora-M .rket quiet
Barley-Iu good demand.
OaIs-Quieu.
Other grains qniet.
WhiskRy-Firm. Sales at f9s.
FreIghts-2Uc on wheat and I21Sc on oats 10 New
York
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LOCAL NOTICES.
CHoICE HoLIpAY GIFTa,

CHOICE HOLIDAY GIFTS,
BAKER, at his Store, 25e Superior Street,
Hoffman's Block, near the Post Office, has
been laying in
CHOICE COLLECTION OF
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND BOOKS,
By the best authors,
EIeEanr Albums.
Portfolios,
WriIIng Desks,
Backgammon Boards
Chess Wen, Pocket BOObs,
Diaries for 1864, Oil Paintings, Engray-
ings, sc, sc.
Gs8- Give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. nov27.
NEW BOOKS.
Tales of the Wsyside Inn, by Longfellow.
War Time and Other Poems, by Whittier
At Odds, Frank Warrington, The Dead
Shot, Breakfast in Bed. by Ssls Peculiar,
Roundabout Papers, by Thsckeray Sound
ings from the Atlantic, by Holmes, and
several others.
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rhnnLnrirInr Frercises.

Large audiences gathered at the different
places of worship in the city, on Thanksgiv-
ing Day, to listen to the sermons prepared for
the occasion. We present our rssders with
abstracts Of as many of them as we were
able to obtain.