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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22
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HEADQUARTERS s6TH REGIMENT,
CUMBERLAND GAP, TEEN., Dec. 8, 1858.
EDITOR LKADKR IL presume the Western
Reservoirs like to read facts relative to the
Army that are seldom found in the telegraph
columns. Who sre guilty of the Numerous
errors which we see daily in northern papers,
I know not; but there is but little doubt in
the minds of our soldiers that they arc not
free from sscesh influence. Many Of the
troops have left the Gap, and those here live
on half rations. These, in conjunction with
what We purchase, supply US very well. The
129th O.V. I. have gone to Knoxville, Ten
nessse. Our regiment, the 18th Illinois cav
airy, the 22d Ohio battery and q Ten
nessee Battery are all the forces at this
point. It makes rs more picket duty
and affords q more convenient opportunity
for grub. We forage wheat and have it
ground at the mills. Some Of these are dis
tant from one and a-half to twenty five miles.
Lieutenant Weir accompanied forage train
into the interior twenty miles before they
obtained full loads. And the man Of whom
he got the provisions said he was Union
man. Itmads him feel sad when the Lieu
tenant informed him that he must have q few
loads Of forage. The poor Union men Of
East Tennessee suffer in this respect; but
Uncle Samuel will indemnify them after this
cruel war is over. Some people he . are mar
Vellously ignorant:-The Lieutenant stop
ped at one house with his posse of men,
where the inmate said he did not know any
thing. He also acknowledged it was dis
grace to bring up children so; and If he got
a good chance, he and his family were going
to Ohio to be educated. Milk is ten cents a
quart here and chickens ten cents piece a
rare opening for dairy business.
The roads are in pitiable condition be-
between this place and Nioholasville. I
have Just received letter from my sister
she speaks of some one in CleTeland that
lectures on the " Sunny South" Folks can
not furnish me with much information re-
speeting the lovely southern sWamps, ravines,
valleys, hills, mountains, forests, hammOcks,
rivers, bayous and creeks.
At present our quarters are comfortable and
the boys well as usual. I cannot now par
ticularizs about the health Of any.
We heard the sad news of the death Of Colo
uels Creighton and Crane, both true soldiers
and loyal citizens.
Itis three months to day since We arrived
at the Gap. The weather is now pleasant
and we need but little FIRE except at night.
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NEW ADVKRTIsKRIKNTs.


o. A. Reod B Co., Bankers-GoId, Silver and OOu-
sons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John BIlsler-Acadsmy of Music.
A. G. Rettberg--ChristmRs Presents.
Churchill 4 Brsther-Alpine Cough Syrup.
Mrs. ElizI Shephsrn-Teacher Of Piano, &C.
o. Cutter = son-Wooleu and Linen Goods At
Auction.
J. B. Cobb Co Books, Stationery &C.
Church Festival-wednesday Evening. .-H
L. Gross-Eotice.
o. Outter Son-Piano at Auction.
Wanted -TiDsmiih,
Lost-Pockst Book.
Sixth Ward-Local Notice
Anniversary Fsstival-Local Notice.
Mrs shaw-Milinery for the Holidays Local Me-
tics.
Recruiting Committees-Locsl Notice.
Baker-Magszines for JanuAry-Locsl Notice.
Smith, Dodd Oo-Local Notice.
Attention Co. A-Loeal Notice.
Mott HRight-Holiday Presents Local EotIce.
Z. L. Larnden Co-For the Holidays-LOoal
Notice.
J0urs-Holidsy Gitts-Loeal Notice.
A Great Ouriosiiy-Locll Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

EXTENSION OF TINE FOR HEARIHG CLAIMS
FOR EXEMPTION FRoM THE DRAFT.-The
time for hearing claims for exemption has
been extended to the fifth Of January. The
causes for which exemptions are now granted
are only four, viz: Unsuitsbleness of age,
slisnage, election of parents for the exsmp-
tiOn of one of two sons, and manifest perma-
nent physical disability, which means any
thing that can be discovered at glance,
such as the loss Of leg, an arm, an eye, or
aggravated cases Of hernia. No cases re-
quiring close examination will receive any
attention.
The idea is to be to relieve the enrolment
Of those who are PalpabIy aad nOtOriOusly
unfit for military duty. No one is deferred
from presenting his claim after the draft,
except the election by aged and infrm pa
rents Of one Of two sons. Corrections Of the
enrolment as to residents, cOntsmplatss only
those cases where parties have moved from
one Congressional District to another, and
not from one ward or township to another
within the ssms district.
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Rw YORK alAHKKR-D.u. II.


II
0sttsn-Markst dull and lover ssles AZ sic for
Middlins UplAnds,
Fleur-Market opened quiet and steady and
sales az s6 66O5,70 for Extra State; e. so7. for
extra round hsoped Ohio s7,75G9 50 tor trade
brands. Closing firm.
Hhisly-YerY firm. Sales at OO9sSJ for State
WheaI-Market firm with fair demand.
sales at U,i791i,50 for Chicago spring, with an
INSIDE price for inferior; l4163l,5l for Milwaukee
Club el5O4lss33 for Amber Nil Raukee, 81 64l,6e
for winter red Western.
Rye-Market more active and lowar Rasea At
81, ,256tl ,33k.
COru-msrket heavy and lc ioxer
Sales at el.2sl p for Shipping mixed Western u
store, chiefly at ais.
Oats-Mar<et TO &c better with aetive demand,
partly speculative.
Sales At s2G9io for Western, chiefly at sa9Ssc.
Wool-Msrket firm.
Coffee-Quiet
Petroleum-Firm. sales crude at 29S050c do
for all lhe month at 81
Pork-Market more active and frmer.
sales at slsfO9i9,50 for old mess a2l ,Ondf2 90
Tor new do, 1850 0i5.00 for new prime: alTfOalsOO
prime mess also $40 bbls new mess for January,
February and March AT s22 00g22,25.
Beef-Firm.
SAFES at s5Oa5 90 for prime s5oO97,OO fer meas
SO, for re packed mess
Prime Mess Beef-In good request.
Cur lleafs-Firmer. Sales at 7d8c for should-
ers and l069llc for hams.
Bacon Sides-in fair request Sales AZ exc for
western Cumberland cut lO5<c do Tor long clsar
uAc for long Gus hams III for City do
. Drea8ed HOGS Market shade hrmsr. Sales
7HGs-Ao fc- estern.
-Lara-Stsady. Sales at II5s6I2zo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

FoR TIE HoLDAYs.-We are gratifed
to inform our numerous readers that our old
friends E. E. Larnden 4 Co., (Who have
taken at the two last State Fairs the Silver
Medal and the highest Diploma for superior
work. are still at their old place over Ken
dali 4 Co.'S dry goods store, where they man
ufacture every description of dressing gowns
for gentlemen, superior to any other house
in this city also gents shirts, 60, warranted
to ft perfectly.
N. B. Ladies and ehildrens dresses Of eve
~ description and in every style, made at
the shortest notice. Give them q call.
dec22:I3I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

PERLEY's OPTICAL IEsTITUTE.-We notice
that Perley' optical store, 1873 Superior street,
under the johnson House, is being well pat
roni1sd by the unfortunate but numerous
class of individuals who are afflicted with
poor eye-sight. He has large and very su-
periOr assortment of of his improved sphs-
roidal Glasses, and we are confidently in
formed that he never fails to restore the sight
to its prime Vigor. Also, a large assortment
Of Opera, Spy, and Reading Glasses, stsress-
scopes, Eyeglasses, in gold, silver or steel
frames.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

GENERAL MEETING OF THE WARD Con-
HITrEEs,-Thers was another meeting Of the
several Ward Committees, at the office Of
Mr.. Grannis, yesterday afternoon. Mr.. D.
A. Dangler was appointed Chairman. Af-
ter discussion Of several matters immediate
Iy concerning the work of filing the city's
quota of troops, on motion of Mr.. A. G..
Colwell, of the First Ward, acommittee, con-
sisting of Mr.. Thomas Jones, Of the First
Ward, and Mr.. J. Coonrad, Of the Eleventh
Ward, was appointed to represent to the
City Council the practice of recruiting In this
city for other States and other places outside
of the Eighteenth District, which is carried
on to very great extent, and ask that some
action may be taken that shall prevent such
action in the future.
On motion of Mr.. G. W. Calkins, of the
Sixth Ward, it was
ResolVed, That vigilance committee, con-
sistiDg Of three from each Ward, be imme-
diately appointed, whose duty it shall be to
detect all frauds practiesd upon recruits by
recruiting officers or runners, and also to re-
port to the Chairman Of this Association any
recruiting officer that has been or shall be
guilty Of bargaining for recruits, where
by he receives money for the same.
That the Chairman of this Association re-
port the same to the proper authorities, that
the guilty party may be punished,
On motion the meeting adjourned to meet
at Mr.. Grannis' office this afternoon at three
o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

AEHIvKRsARY FEsTI7AL.-The First
Congregational Church West side) will hold
their 29th Anniversary Festival at their
Church, corner of Detroit and State streets,
on Tuesday evening, the 22d inst. It is
hoped the interest felt in this Anniversary
and Festival, together with the very worthy
object to be promoted by the avails, will Sc
cure the attendance Of every friend.
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F1nE sKAT1ra.-NoR Lhat Ra shnll hnr

FINE SKATIEG.-NoW that We shall have
plenty of good skating, We advise ali to 60
to the Great Bankrupt Sale, los SeperiOr St.,
near Water ST., snd secure 8 pair Of the
bon ton Balmorals. It is the prettiest thing
in the way Of skating boots We have ever
seen, and just the thing for Christmas pres
ent. Also q fine assortment Of Ladies'
Gents and Childrsn's Boots and Shoes
These goods must be sold, and all that
shall want anything In this line for = year
to come, We advise to ego in" for such 3
chance for bargains may not occur again for
years. [dse2l:lSO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

TIE A. & G. W.. R. R. DEPoT.-The pas
ssnger depot of the Atlantic & Great Western
Railroad is now completed and furnished. 1t
lie handsomely finished, the woodwork being
grained and the walls neatly papersd. The
Wnsh-rOoms, &C., are in the best Of style. A
large and handsome dining-rOOm occupies
the South end Of the building; which is now
opened for the reception of guests.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

AEETVERsARY AND FEsTIvAJ.-The First
Congregational Church (Wsst Side) will hold
their Twenty ninth Anniversary Festival at
their church, corner Of Detroit and State
streets, on Tuesday evening, the 22d inst
It is hoped the interest felt in this Anniver-
sary and Festival, together with the very
worthy object to DO promoted by the aYails
will secure the attendance Of all friends.
dso22*
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

TIE FAIR OF The CoLoRED AID SO.
CIETY.-The eOlorsd ladies Of this city
have organized among themselves an Aid So
oisty which is intended to aid the other So
eiety in the care of our soldiers, white and
black. They will hold festival in Chase's
Hall, on the Square, on New Years Eve. II
will continue also during the next day. II
will be good thing, and for the best of OBJ
jeets, and should be well attended.
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WINDOW DAMAsKs and LIHIEGs, q
Jones, 146 Superior street. deoI2;lSI

THEATER.-Miss DAILY made decided
''hit' tonight, in her first appearance this
season. She was very amusing in "0ur
American Female Cousin" and both her
songs were eneored. "Barne the Baron
though to our notion poor piece, and assu-
rsdIy murdered, or at least injured as much
as could well be by the folly of some of the
"supss," Mr.. Ward, as the Baron, was very
funny in.
Tonight "Msrgot," "The Fool Of the
Family" and "Ths Irish Tutor" are to be
presented.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

SECOND WARD MEETIKd-For the pur-
pose of encouraging volunteering in the
Second Ward, to fill its quota before the fifth
of JannaTy next, at which time the draft
takes place. Let every voter in the Ward
be present and consult on the best plan to
avoid,ths draft, this.evening at seven o'clock.
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soldiers WoOd-Bes.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. 10, 1858.
EDITORs LEADER Seeing an account In
your Tri-WeekIy issue of December 5th, of
the donation of ffty-fvs wagon loads of
wood to families of soldiers in Wellington,
by the citizens of that town, am request
ed TO inform you what We, the citizens Of
South Rochester, have accomplished for the
same purpose, One Of our trustees canvass
ed the central and southern portion Of the
township, the depot and northern portion
being canvassed by another as a separate
district, soliciting subscriptions for the pur-
pose Of supplying the families Of soldiers
with wood and I am happy to say that
nearly every man responded to the call.
The result was that eighty-three dollars were
subscribed, to be paid In wood, or labor to-
wards cutting and drawing the same. A wood
machine was "set'' in the "woods" of one O9
our patriotic citizens, who donated "doWn tim
ber." Three different days were appointed,
and our citizens went to work with Eest at an
old fashioned "Wood Bee" Sixty-three
large wagon loads of wood were distributed
equally to six families, THAT being the num-
Der in our section Of the town., and ten more
are waiting to be drawn by those who were
not quite ready to pay their subscription.
We had no music but the driVer's whistle and
the happy whispering of satisfied cOnsciences,
no speeches but the workmen's trite re-
marks, which were all "Union to the core"
although Republicans and Democrats were
mingled together in the good work. Far be
it from US to desire to boast of doing more
than our neighbors. Wellington, for all
that we can do would not supply to these
families the care once bestowed upon them
by their living heads, nor repay the debt Of
gratitude we owe for their labor in our eoun-
try's service. Therefore, We wish not to
"sOund trumpet before u.s." but merely to
'lst our light shine" that others seeing, may
initiate our example. MIG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

HoLIDATs.-We have on hand French
Imported Fancy Slippers for gents wear
Fancy Boots for little boys Fancy CATERS
for little girls; Skating Boots for ladies, and
host of fine BalmOraIs, ali suitable for
Holiday presents. Also Youths and Misses
Rubber Boots. SMITH, DODD Z Co.
dec22.l32
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COMMERCIAL,
OLKVELANp mARKER.
MORNING LEADER OFEIOH,
Mon DaV EVUWfNo Daearnher 81 iota


Mon DAY ETENIHd. Deosmber q, "a.
FIour-Msrkot steady ct Ss.OOes.2 . for red and
s7,OO97,25 for white wheat double extra.
WheaT-Yery quiet At q Is for red On track and
81 ,409l As for white.
COrn-Firm at q, l,s0ai, Is from store.
Oats-Steady st DC on track.
Barlsy-Dull sud nominal at sI,0
Rye-Held firmly at a1,zO.
HOEs-stsady at t6,sO97CO for good medium to
ehoics heavy.
HIEhwines-Firm ct s6ss7e.
POrk-Hsld at Sls,Oo for nsss and taoOO for
elesr.i
Buusr-stsady at 2assa for good to oboics west.
ern Reserve.
Cheese-sesrce and firm at IasI4o.
Eggs-In demand at 20.
Lard-stsady at l2o for city rendered IN kezI
and at l25le in barrels
TaliOw-Rangess at IOHeIOxc for country ran-
dsred, and n1S9IlAc for city do.
Dried Fruit-Apples are selling at 7e peeled
peaches at lsc and nnpeslsd at &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

ATTENTION Co. a, 29FH REG'T o. Y. M
The regular meeting of the company will be
held on Tuesday evening. Every member is
ordered to appear and every musket must be
returned. Roll call at 7.30. By order.
J. B. PARsoRs,
dso22:13O 1st Sergeant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

HOLIDAY PRESENTS HOLIDAY PREsEETs!
The most magnificent stock of holiday
presents ever offered to the public at
MOTT & HAIeHT's,
No. 1S6 Bank street, opp. Weddell House.
dec22:l3O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

TIE LECTURE To-NIGHT-The Rev. DR..
Sheppard Of the New York Examiner, will
lecture this evening at Brainard's Hall. He
announces as his subject, "Life and Death
are in the overs of the TOngur." DR.. shep-
Pard visited Us last summer and those who
hsard him in DR.. Adams pulpit then will not
fail to hear his lecture.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

ATTENTION is called to an advertisement
In our columns to day, headed, Tinsmith
Wanted" A good and faithful man can find
good home for himself and family by Ap-
plying at once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

0UR CITY's PooR.-The letter of Colonel
Senter concerning the poor Of the city, and
the immediate necessity of providing for
them, strikes US as eminently practicable and
sensible. We refer all our city readers to
this letter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

LADIES PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-Mrs.
Shaw wishes to inform the ladies that she
has reduced the prices on her stock Of mil
linery for the benefit Of all, through the Hol-
idays. She has large stock and best style
in the city. dec22:I3O
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Book Notices.

ANGEL VOICES: or Words of Counsel for
Overcoming the World. new and enlarged
edition. Boston: Teknor Fields. 1864.
A daintisr specimen of the art typOgraph-
ioalit would be hard to discover than this en-
bOssed little volume, with its smOOthsst of
soft tinted paper, its clear typs, and the old
fashioned but very tasteful lines of carmine
ink around its margin,
The book itself is a collection from the ut
terances of those great and good men who
have left behind them words of counsel for
our conquest Of the world and self. They
are sweet and cheering utterances, words Of
comfort and counsel, Of wisdom and strength,
which no one can peruse without being bet
ter therefor.
The selection seems an excellent one. The
person who made it has evidently the widest
of reading, and has read somewhat Of Con-
fucius, as well as the Christian Examiner.
We might perhaps quarrel with the propriety
of applying the title of "AngeI Voices " to
the utteranoes Of Emerson. Edmund Waller,
N. P. Willis, Pope, Shelley, or many others
who would be equally astonished to md
themselves among the angels. Bu. our lips
are closed by the memory of that grand old
maxim, Something GOD has for thee, worth
hearing from the lips of all /"
LITTLE ANNA: A story for pleasant little chill
dren. By A. Stein. Translated from the Ger
man. Boston Tieknor & Fields. 1864.
A very pleasant childrsns' story, which
will make many little ones happy on Christ
mas.
Both these books are for sale by ]. B.
Cobb Il Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

GREAT SALE at Auction by O. Cutter &
Son of Fine Linen Goods, Blankets, Wool
ems, COttons and Dress Goods. The largest
Stock, Finest Goods and Best Assortment,
that has been offered at auction In this city in
many years. Particulars In few days.
deeIs $50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

The RECRUITING COMMITTEES Of the diff
ferent Wards are urgently requested to at
tend meeting to be held at the ONCE Of Mr.
]. c. GTsnnis, Rouse's Block, this afternoon
at three o'clock. Important questions are
to be discussed. dee22:13O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

Sixth WARD, ArTENTIoRl-Ana adjourned
meeting Of all citizens Of the Sixth Ward
who are interested in clearing the Ward from
the draft, will be held at the WigWam, on
Wednesday evening, the 23d inst. A full
attendance is earnestly desired.
W. P. FoGG,
dee22:I3O Pres't 9Th Ward Association.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

JAMES STANTON, the young Irishman,
who in July last murdered cOlored man in
a negro riot in Buffalo has been sentenced to
be hung on the 9th of February. he is only
eighteen years of age.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

soLD.-Tbat splendid ffty-dollsr volume
at Cobb's-" Photographs from the Dusssl-
dOrf Gallery was sold by them the other
day. Lucky is the lady who receives that
book for Christmas present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

NEW ROLLING MILL CoMPAEY.-A new
Rolling Mill company has been formed in
the city, or rather two old companies have
been consolidated, by the buying out of the
old Lake Shore Rolling Mill by the New
burgh Rolling Mill Company. The name
of the company is: The Cleveland Roll
ing Mill Company" Its capital stock is
100000. It's officers are as follows:
PresideHt-A. b. Stone.
Tiee President and General .SuperintsndeRt.-
Henry Chisholm.
.SeeTstary.-D. o. Cole.
Treasurer.-H. B. Hurlburt.
Direetors.-J. H. Wade, Henry Chisholm,
A. B. Stone, Il. B. Payne, s. Witt.
Among the stockholders of the Company
are the names of many of the solid men"
of Cleveland. The new Company assume
entire control Of the old u Railroad Rolling
Mills" on the first of January.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

FoR JoBBsoN's JsLAED.-Capt. J. R. San
ford's company has been recruited up to the
maximum and will leave for JOhnson's Island
to-day, having received their marching or
ders,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22
NJ. MONEY nIARKRr-pss. IL.
TBT THIEaRAPH.I

money-market active.
sterling EEehHnEo-Markst without ehanaa
Sales at 1863.
eoid-Opened ct B26 and closed quiet at sa4
Government Stock8-Marke. arm with mod
crate demand
United states SKIES Of 1851, coupons.
seFen-ThlTty Treasury Notes lO5H
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Notice 90 Wnter-tnkers.
WATER WORKS OFFICE,
Cleveland, December l, 1855

Cleveland, December I, 1868.
Wster-takers will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
10 be paid this month.
By order Of the Trustees.
Ideo2:I3ll GRo. W. GIRTY. Ssc'yi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

BIG BUSINESS AT SholTs Psoking
House 1896 beef cattle and s,O1s fat hogs
were slaughtered last week. This is heavy
business,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

HGRPER's, GOdey's, Peterson's, Atlantic,
and other magazines, for January, 1854, re-
csived at Bakers, $50 Superior street, Hoff-
mans Block, near the Postofiee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

THE CATHOLIC ORPHAN FAB realized
81, 900 last week. This is a most fattsring
success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

For Special and Telegraph
NeVys-See First Page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

THREE TINES DEAD, which we noticed in
our yesterdays paper, is for sale by Baker;
It is thrilling story.
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ROs. * Prsnrl..' rrsvl.,sa murEos Re-

Bort.
The following are the rates charged By them
Hnms-Sagar-ouredp premiuan Hams, d D-.......ll1fo
Dried beef-H lie
shouider8-Sugar-curod . Hb...-..-..........-...-.Tc
baoOn-ur Smoked Sides y h...-.........-...--...3c
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rend ed in bbls b.....l2c
=" Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs B b..l25(0
PoFk-ho. mess
EAtTa clear . Dpl.....--. 10
- No extra charge made for packages or eArtags
to railroad depots or boas. Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal 10 anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rsndered Lard took the nrst premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE & PRENTIBS,
luIyl:R2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

FRE.-The alarm Of FIRE last evening
was false one.