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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27
FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOE
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOR
SALE Or EXCHANGE.
A very beautiful and finely improver Farm of l15
acres on plank road, three miles from Warren,
TmnroTed Farm Of 80 acresfu Michigan to exchange
for a small Farm in vicinity OF Cleveland ana
will pay some cash. r.,
A Cottage Hou-e and small Lot, NO. ia Lake-St.-
No. pa, corner Of Garden and Hudson-sts Store and
Dweilngi sl4OO, -. G..
fine Residence and lal &c Lot Clrner OF Lake st
and Case-Avenue. For sale cheap or exchahge
Lot No Ill Slsde'1 Allotment, University Heights.
Lot 6sxies. S52S.
GTist Mil and ,n.rty acres Of Land, good Dwelling
House. Well loca ed and good wafer power
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksville about 40
good -use and LOg on Prospect st, near Erie-St.
A nice Brick H use and Lot on the West Side, near
the Circle on FTanKlin-St. $500
A small Frame House on Wheat-St. $50.
store House and Dwelling on Detroit-st. Very
cheap.
A very valuable Properly on kinsman-St.
good House and Barn, Il acre Lot, on Kinsman-st.
l9ik -rl ctoice mi Land in East Cleveland
A good Farm Of $50 acres, "a miles from Medina
good Buildings and all kinds Of Fruit; g! . acre
or will exchange for a small Farm near the City
House and lot Parkman street, lot 25Xl0O II stO-
~ frame house, barn, &C. SlOJl. =, .
| g. acres on CuyGhOga RiTers miles IRON cltyl -
houss aud small barn, $50; will exchange in part
A new Brick House and Barn on Detroit-St lot l25x
521, we'll improved, fruil, &c s3iUOi so1O CASH
balance on or years time.
| House and Lot on HRmilJOn-St., house Btor1esi
rooms; lot 33XlO0. sl2OO. -.
50 acres nicely improved Land all kinds OF FRUIT II
story Brick House, Barn, &c, in Brecksville, 81,
500 Will exchange for to acres near the city
or sell cheap tor cash.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27

. PRoFEssQa or ELECTE0FATHT AND MEpIuIEEi
Ohca-IIe Saneoa-Sk, few dcoss frons Superior uR
Bsair5.
once hcuFsiro co lssnd from Ito O'Clock daily
Sundays azcspted.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27
CLOSING OF MAILS.

EASTERN TuRoUsH, for Erie, Budalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WillOughby, Painesyille, Gene
va, Astnbula and COuneaut, closes q N;
EASTERN THROUGH, for New York only closes 81
P. NJ.
EAsrERE THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton, New York and hartford closes at 6:45 ?. "A.
WTsTFRN THROUGH for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ Oeayes at 5;lo
WEsTERE THROUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st Joseph and Cairo closes at 4.20 P. n
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at p M.
SANDU6KT WAY, for SandusEy anp all interuleulet9
points, closes at $50 p. NJ
OIscISSATI WAY, for sll points between Cleveland
! and Cincinnati, closes at 10 p. NJ, Ceaves at 81
/ OIEoiSEATi THaoUGH, 'or Columbus, Day ton, New
and Cincinnati closes At 10 P. h, ueaves At BID
/ CIycISTsTf FFRougH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Bouisvife, ST. Louis, Indianapolis GAINESVILLE and
/ Wheeling, closes at 40 P. M.
| PTTTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
PTrTsBURGH WAY, for al points between Cleveland,
Wellsville and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. phtai
/ Baltimore and Washington, closes at 800 NJ
MAHOEING WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes at 10 p. NJ, tlesyea next
nE61yA WAY, closes at AN.
BocEPoET, SC; closes On Tuesdays Thursdays And
Saturdays, at u M. .
BEECEsvIILE. Barn, &C., closes Tuesdays and Sat
/ ST6RoN CFETFR, Granger, North Royslton SC
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays st A. NJ
WARRENsvILLE, closes daily, l0:30 A. NJ.
=EAsT OLEvELAEDs and Euclid, closes daily,a P. n
ReFMail and Drop Letters are require By law =
s5-Aii City Circulars are required to pre-pai'
s5@ 6f5es o9en from 7.sO A.. NJ. to 7:s0 P. N. o.
'uno'' ''OiH a. L. - 'O'-O &. icOwLEs, Pm.
, 1863-12-31
FRGsas SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1
sPR1SoFlELp, Dec. 30, 1863.
The exercises of the Teachers Association
have been interesting and profitable through
the day. Among the most marked and yaln-
able were Prof a1ctcalf's exercise on phonct-
les; an essay on composition, By ". ". Da-
vis, Of Dixon; model object lesson, by Prof.
Delano, Of Chicago, md an address by Mr.,
Woodard, Of Chicago.
Tie Association is working body, and is
driving through great amount of valuable
business, George A. Rowland, Principal of
the Chicago High School, delivers an address
On the Courtcsies Of the Schoo1room this
evening.
The School Commissioners Of the State
have been in session yesterday and to-day,
and arc doing considerable work.
Tomorrow Will be day Of great interest
Governor Yates Will administer the oath Of
allegiance, at II O'Clock, and strong reeelu-
tions will be passed on the state Of the coun-
try.
Col John J. Mudd, Of tue I'd Illinois cav
airy; Lieut.. Col. John II. Crebs aud Adju-
John D. Martin, OF the SIT, Illinois volun-
tccrs Major Robert aIcC1aughcry and Lieut..
James Samples, Of the'11Sth Illinois rolun-
tcers; Lieut.. II. II. Clark and Cnpt. ". 4.
Cfandal1, Of the 777th Illinois volunteers, With
thirty non-commissioned officers have been
ordered from the Department Of the Gulf to
report to Governor Yates for recruiting ser
, 1863-12-31
FRom lHDIAHAP0lsS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
1SD1AsAroL1s, Dec. 81, 1863
The 2ctll Ohio, from the army of the C1m-
berland, passed through here for home to-
day. They hed re-enlisted .;as veterans. By
order Of Gen. Morton they were furnished
with good breakfast at the Soldiers Home,
All troops passing through indianapolis
will be greeted and fed at this excellent
place.
Capt Chas. s. Russell, Of the 11th q. s.
infantry, gallant officer who has been
through seventeen battles, las been placed
in charge Of the camp Of colored recruits.
The s5th Indiana regiment shipped ut Bridg-
port, Ala, yesterday and are expected to a.
rive in this city tomorrow. They will be
received with due honors. This gallant band
Of 1rishmen have also re-enlis;ca Us veterans,
The Indiana State Teachers Association
is having q very interesting session. There
is fuller attendance than ever before, and
Tie teachers seem aroused to the importance
Of securing the best modes of instruction
that intelligence can furnish or energy sup
port.
To-day has been like Spring. Tho old
year is going out very pleasantly, and every
body is happy to have good time when the
new year comes in,
, 1863-12-31

New YORK, Dec. 30-The Evenin3 Rst
says: A British Lieutenant, who was to sail
for Bermuda today, was arrested by Marshal
Murray and sent to Fort Lafayette. 4 rebel
mail was found concealed in his baggage.
The letters were Immediately forwarded to
Secretary Seward.
Further developments relative to the seiz-
ure of the steamer Cromwell and bark Cir
cassian are published. It appears that on
the day Of tho sailing Of the Cromwell, Mar
sha1 Murray arrested a Legur, formerly
United States Minister to San Salvador, to-
gethcr with IFS wife, maid. child, Alessrs. &.
F. Canty and D. Berry. nil Of whom were sent
to Fort Lafayette. Legur's baggage was
searched and bill Of lading found for fifty
barrels Of lard shipped on board the Circa5-
sian. On searching the lard, 900 navy re-
volvers were found secreted therein. Cauty
and others have been arrested, having been
found in company with Legnr, and on the
supposition that they knew Something Of tho
fnnffnt
, 1863-12-31
T'fEE WAR IN VIRGINIA..

HAhPRR's FERRY, Va, Dec. 29-9 =. "
To Brig. General CuL1oM, Chief Of Staff:
General snlliyan's column returned sczely
bringing 100 prisoners, about 100 horees,
equipments, &c. The different columns are
now safely back: They captured in all over
zoo prisoners and o large quantity Of prop
erty. MY plans and orders have been prompt
and faithfully executed, with q single ex-
ception, and with but small loss on our part
(signed.) B. F. KELLY, Brig. Gen.
CUMBERLAND, MI, Dec So.-Gcn. Kelly
y has received Information from Gen. Sullivan,
the latter getting it from nine deserters just
from the Shenandoah, Valley, thnt the rebel
Gen. Early with {, 900 men is between New
Market and LIT. Jnckson;.
Gen. Rosser also has 100 rebel troops, and
Ger. lmboden 800 men. There is great dis
serters heard Of The Presidents proclama-
ton, Dc, with surprise, and hastened to come
In. They declare that If the proclamation
could be distributed freely among the rebel
troops, thousands would at once enter our
lines. They say that the proclamation is
kept from the men, although theotlcers hare
read IT,
, 1863-12-31
Ek0m ST. PAUL,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
e. 1.. ~ -

az IAuL- DGC. ~, 1~0-.
Letters from Pembina state that the British
Americans arc likely to have difficulty with
the Sioux. Nearly one Thousand Indians arc
encnmped In the Red river settlements, and
being perfectly destitute are depending upon
the Inhabitants for food. Heretofore they
have been in the habit Of complying with
the requests Of the Indians through fear Of
them, but now our toops are SO near they re-
fuse to give them anything. The Indians
have accordingly commenced killing their
cattle and stealing Unfortunately. Gov.
Dal1as held q council with Little Six and four
ofhis braves and told them they could not re-
main. Little Six said, *'Then NE may Us we'll
die here Us any :. where, for If wo
60 back, tic soldiers will kill us.'' They arc
absolutely starving to death, and number
died on the prairie, On the way to Fort Gary.
They have QUO wlite boy aud two little girls,
prisoners, whom they offer for sale.
F:tlcr andre has gone On his peace mission
to tho remote Indian camps.
The return traln Of the supply expedition
which wcnt to Fort Thompson, on. the Mis-
, 1863-12-31

ADDITIONAL 1T THE ADRIATIC.-
ST.. Jons's, Dee. 3p.-Tho following is re-
ccived vid Galway, but not through our
agent.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times Gays the Arch Duke Alaximll1iau con
sidertd recognition By the Washington Cab
met Of the new Mexican monarchy as intlis-
proposal was formally made By the French
Government to President Lincoln A dis
patch from Washington has been received in
reply to the effect that the American Repnb-
lie would never tolerate, much less recog-
nizcd monarchy established at their very
doors. 1t is supposed this will decide the
Arch Duke to abandon the idea Of accepting
the throne of Mexico.
, 1863-12-31
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1865.

BY the United Stntes Marshal, and purchased
By John F. Kennard g. Co., Of Boston.
Chief Justice fancy is thought to be some
what better this morning.
WASHINGTON, Dec. So.-It is not believed
here TINT Secretary Chase will issuc any more
legal tenders though it is stated that both
Committees Of Congress have expressed the
opinion that 1t would have to be done. tits
understood that yesterday it was his intcn-
ton to call for loan.
, 1863-12-31
FROM MEXICO.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 29-The French pa
per Of this city has received news from. tho
City Of Mexico to the 11th inst The French
troops entered Mornlia on the 3Oth Of No.
vember without opposition. Gen. Bcrth,er
had occupied Acamboro.
. Gen. Bazine was ut Caleja, where Gen.
Comonfort was assassinat ed. Gen. Mejn
occupied San Miguel. Juarcz and his Minis
ters are eaid to hive left for Durango Gen.
Bazine had concentrated Z, 600 French troops
at Cale]a aud Gen. Davi was at Salamanca
on the 10th from Guanaxuato.
It Is stated that the Governments Of Hol-
land and Spain have recognized the new
Mexican Government.
Gen. Ecgretto has succeeded Gen. Comon-
fort Us Minister Of War Of Jnarez,
, 1863-12-31

ored by his name- And 50 might 70 on to
speak Of many more Of my gallant dead and
wounded. I have no language to do them
justice.
Gilmore (acting Colonel o0th nlinoisl
wounded In the hottest Of the fight, you have
with you. Conway {of FreepoH, I'LL fell as
the sun went down, knecling as il nt evening
praycr We found him as daylight broke,
weeds, resting On Els right knee ana his LETT
wrist, his sword firmly graspsd in his right
hand, extended rs ut salute, his pistol in his
left, his head bowed low. Peace to his gal-
liant soul. Young Ardinc, too, brave heart!
the rocks after Ills spiri.. had fled. We carried
The roilroad.
sa~' the enemy :c.tiag their 7:Hes upoa tho
iron rail on TIE otlt.r side, and our ,ne,a do Tie
same on our side Of the truck, each burnt by
the fire from the other side, until our men
with cheer bounded over and won, and
proudly say 1t. held nll they won.
, 1863-12-31
FR0M the SOUTH,

FonT MONROE, Dec. S0.-The Richmond
Enquirer Of the 2sth says our losses BY the
arc incalculnble. We are not only deprived
Of tho vast flour mills Of that country which
previously supplied the whole. army, but Of
the vast machine shops cxpcnsivcly organized
at Knoxville. Besides this We are cut off
from the coal, iron and copper
mines, which arc worth millions to Us. The
copper rolling mills at Cleveland, supcrin-
which were burnt by the enemy, brmerly
turned out COCO lbs. Of copper Eer day.
Over 3,oC0, ,0c0 lbs. Of copper have been de1ly-
cred to the government. This was the only
copper rolling mill in the country, and which
kept us supplied with copper for cur caps
and cannon.
, 1863-12-31
Markets by Telegraph.

Milwaukee Market,
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago TEibune.1
MILWAUKEE, Dec 80.
TuKAr-Recepts, ,0o0 bu. Market opened less
arm. Sales 50 900 bn No at &1.18; 6ooo bu No at
s1oe. Oats In good demand At 59Hc-ho1dcrs ask 6oc.
Nothing doing In corn, barley or rye. Tho wheat
market At the Eewhall House this evening closed
dull ar st.15K Sales 5000 bu at s15k, cash 800
buyers option, all January, 71.t9.
Pnov1s1oEs-Tery dull but 1r1n. Eggs lower, ut
1t@eec. Five hundred boxes long-cut ham. sold at
11c; $50 tierces sweet plckled hams ut SC. Tallow
lotc. Twelve bIla roll butter at &c.
Ho6s-EcceIpts Of dressed 80 head. Market firm
md active. 1s9 dividing 10 sold at so
dividing 200 sold at &C. o@7co; $50 as sold at $5
soma averaging 175 Ds sold at $3.50.
Weather clear and cold.
, 1863-12-31
FROM CHARLESTON,

BosIos, Dec. 30.-The usually well posted
correspondent Of the Boston H:,a1l, writing
from the feet OIL Charleston, dated December
IS, says:
1 see BY the papers that there Ii a good
deal Of uneasiness because the nayy here Is
Idle. Some eay that if the people at the
North only knew thc:reason why wcare idle,
they would stop grnmbliDg. In d1e season
they will hare chance to rejoice over the
doings Of the nary before Christ1l:s. To
prove that this is no idle statement lam will
ing to'wagcr 81 900 with any Northern grum-
bier that if every thing works acco-tiing to
The p1ons Laid out, Charleston will be occu-
pied by the Union forces in sixty days from
dntn
, 1863-12-31

11kE NEWS
VIC surrender lnrge amount Of our
space this morning to the continuation Of
our annual tables, both commercial and
local. Or the first we speak elsewhere.
The latter will be found highly interesting
and valuable compilations upon the top
les they embrace. We have already Civ
en-, in advance Of our cotemporanes, the
Fire statistics aud Coroncr's returns. We
give to-day highly valuable Metcoro-
logical liable, the marriage records for the
year, and the building enterprises for 1868.
The last is highly suggestive Of the solid
growth Of our city, and the second gives
assurance that Hymcn is not leaving all
the recruiting to Mars. In the month just
closed there were 218 marriages as shown
hy the County Clerks records, larger
number than in any one month for the
four yc=-s with which comparison is
sought
The foreign news gives hint Of what
probably lies an ctfectual barrier across
the paih of Maximilian; The direct refusal
Of our Government to allow him to open
lis imperial shop next door to us on the
same side the water. he will take q long
look at the matter before concluding his
lease OF thc Mexican throne.
The country and the army will crate
fully :ccept the hint, that reform is to be
i:iaugs:rale2 in the matter Of appointing
a,uy Payaastc,s. That good men have
been given this post is undcniable, but that
gamblers, soldiers Of fortune, seedy pimps,
broken down business detaultcrs, and
peccablc fellows Of the baser sort, have
very n.lucrously been given such appoint
neats is lanentablc, and, whnt is worse, is
true. We have sometimes thought that
the Paymasterships were the catch-all
Of the other lists, and hungry ap-
plicants loo mem for other situations have
been slowed away in these positions, to
handle the the soldiers money. And what
has been the consequence The keepers
Of faro banks have smiled, tho receipts Of
bagnios waxed fnt, the soldiers families by
thousands have paid the bitter penalty.
Wisely. If late it will be decided upon to
put no men into the Faymasterships but
those who ere honest and capable, and no
rotten characters need apply. Let the re-
form be thorough, and still further let the
list he purged.
The holiday season is at itsheight. The
shops glitter with their shining treasures.
Smiling merchants and busy salesmcn,
earnest shoppers, buyers Of gifts, the
rustic Of silks, the soft crush Of furs,
the clash of bright equipage, are the
-
, 1863-12-31

LOUISVILLE, Dec. S0.-About thrte-fourths
Of The osth Pennsylvania infantry having re-
enlisted have arrived e., route for +Phi1adel-
pllia, expecting to reach there Jan- ninth, On
thirty DAYS furlough.
, 1863-12-31
MATTERS AT CHATTA-
N00GA--BRISK SK1R-
MISHING.
Later from Europe--The Federal
Cabinet On the Franco
Mexican Question.
MAMMALIAN NOT TO Be ALLOWED
10 SET Up SHOP.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T.ibune,1
WAsu1scroN, Dec. 20, 1ss3
MATTERS N TEXAS.
Recent advlces from Texas represent mat-
ters there progressing iayorably under Gen.
Bank management. Private letters from
officers say that there are 500, QUO bales OF cot
ton held By planters, which Will soon be
brought to market
coEF1scATED.
AL tue right and Interest Of John u. Glm-
well d Co., Of Charleston, 5. c., in the pa-
tents for frc-a1aEm telegraph, eleven In num-
Der, were sold to-day under the Confiscation
act, ut the Patent Office. hennard q Co., of
Boston, were the purchasers. They are hea-
" builders OF hre-alarm telegraph.
4 number Of Tacant Paymasterships in the
a,,nv now exist. The 1oose mannerin which
1,,,,a ho,.o+ otn-o ,.ao,, ~ 49,
polul4nen.' .0' AeAeoioe oea nnuo tas
been abandoned 1or more cafe1al scrutiny OF
the character o1 eqen nr appoin'ees ppen
T. 81 .o-o-+oa +tot = ,roa;ot,o,, -,,a T., ,o,-o
@T~t n' o'4.a ~ Law :.
been uttered By Lord Lyons, that the war Of
the rebellion would be terminated in three
months, is explained By persons here profess
ine to know. that he meant three months
oF+nr 43a o,>a@,Snxr pF %1,n Cvr:rr.
<N4@~4 -. oP~'t"5 y. ~ ot-s
fAEScA TOBACCO
Napoleon Third seems to have much t1ibu-
latfon in securing his tobacco ut Richmond.
After getting Uncle Sam's consent to 20 aud
take II. the r.bels now rcf,1se to let him came
to R,ch,nond oftor y
~ AAt-AA1Anu
boCS11Es TO VETERANS.
bills providing for m extension OF the time
for the payment Of bounties to veterans, will
be introduced in Congress- eonn after the
onen5nr
~
EXCHANGE or PRISONERS.
prisoners, Gen. Butler proposes to 20 to
Richmond and take them. if Hal1cck viii let
h,,,
14'o' -
co1oRED TROOPS.
In order to facliitate applications for COM
mands Of colorcd troops, the Supervisory
Committee for recruiting colored regiments.
,a,.o 1s+oh1,snad - sohoe1 for ,,;,,to % +oct;os
n,r"s.1a7',e ~ s ~. 4y .rs."S Iass.se
III ronaoeipnia~ 1ul1on Is gwen S1at0asoas,
and students are allowed to remain until
qualified to pass examination for the Ezamin-
s' ,,nso..,
Cu1e1 Jusl1cc 1aney, WHO na5 oeen quite
sick for several days, Is reported better TO-
night, md ont Of danger.
,,-r9n.,
MILITARY.
Capt. Thos. Wilson has been appointed
Chief Commissary to the Army Of the Poto-
moc IN n1nee of Co1, Clark. relieved. md or
aoraa ~ Tow Y,-1-
oe'eo ~ ~" 1o.A.
TIE A1ssooAi eo1sf1o
The President, In conversation with several
prominent Western men, including some
from Missouri, assured them that the Scho-
field and Gamble a;ff3cn1tv shon,d be ad;ustcd
- s.1as.;eraat,a. - - tto1,t,o,,s+o ar..,ot
10 lAe sat1siactlou VI LIZ Aponlloolets VI tnae
State.
PRESIDENTS lEvEE.
an1 sss,u ,sn .ans ..se s~a;. ~ AVE-" LAY
f ~ ~ - '
NEW ioRk, Dec ga Washington dis
l'a1cn sa!s: Lofa org Lyons eaa aplotraetssa sta IN
IT. Gase1, Maa WIN & Ine sGSc{ G u ntate,
tron,1esn1np nnestinn % 11h disy,+cb po'f ~
, 1863-12-31

The Cincinnati Sanitary Fair.
C1Nc1sSATI, Dec. S0.-The Sanitary Fair
closes on Saturday night. The Produce and
Merchandise Hall, for the reception Of dona-
tions Of merchandise and country produce,
will continue open until January 9ta.
, 1863-12-31

In this city, At the First Baptist Church, on Tuez-
1lav. Dec. :3th, by Ley. Dr. Eyarts, CHARLES A.
DUPEE. Esq.,, and JENNIE, oldest daughter OF q. G..
Wtlls all OF thls city. No cards.
In this city, the residence ot the
on the c0th Inst. BY l:cvJ B1edberE ~. CH AEtES
PINE ANDERSON. both Of Chicago.
On Tuesday. Dee: 20, a the resldence ot thc
10Y, Il CAlc=so, ard Miss II. F. HASTINGS. Of
Salem, NY.
In this city. On Wednesday, the e0th nss.. at the
b. The r.. EsE. Henry J.. WhttehoGse, p; p, n.
beS q tes e1d M ea1Sa
In this city, at the home Of the bride y the !;ey.
g. Il. Fowler, Pastor nr the First II: E Church. on
and Miss SARAH c. C.BAILEY, both Of this city.
In this city, the s9h inst. at the Adam! HoGsa
By Rcy. #. Il. Ryder. D. D., Mr. JACOB y. HOPPER
and Miss MARY E. TAkDIE.
, 1863-12-31


FLoCR-Fair husnesA doing for -four in qufe! way.
Prices for single extra and super full and firm.
GE.IS-Reeeirts OF wheat TOO. hight flr market.
Corn firm; Mixed, tt25@1.s6: white, $l.So Oats In
actfye and steady.
The tobacco factory Of 3iephany 4 Bros, Locust
tobacco ready for the IN msrSet, and largo anant.y
of fancy groceries in stand in the same bntldin
Value Of the buildlng stock and machinery Sllo,n3.
Insured for 4r3.5u.
, 1863-12-31

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. D.-Townser.d shar-
plee, 6 well known merchant Of this city,
died this morning. He was ssyenty-one
years old.
, 1863-12-31


There are unwritten volumes of hcroism
That will perish without record, Of tho last
battles at Chattanooga. The following eE
trscts from private letter oftho brave and gal
l;:nt Col John Mason Loomls Of this city viii
be rcud with interest, where the reference TO
tllc noble officers named Of his brigade will
be appreciated. Writing Of the casualties
lie bloody day, he says:
Our C'Mcara Colonel of Father Duan's
Irish Lcgion) fill like gallant soldier, as Ao
WAS. I Lave said Of lin, in my oflcfa1 re-
]ot, His death is severe loss to his conn-
try, TO Ills companions, to his command The
iluminut. d memory Of brave man and .
E:lllunt soldier remains. Licut Col. Stewart
tof thu talac ry.imcntl is recovering, and it
il marvel. He fell from his horse, wound
cd, carly in the fight. His clearly, calmly,
hui tuliuttcrcd orders died upon his lips as
tllts.tlird bull struck him. 4 brave, a true,
gallant nun, tic rolls Of the army IRE Hon
, 1863-12-31

New Tork Money n1nrkct-Dec. 30.
MoSEy-Firm with good demand at : y cent.
Sterling Exchange unIel ut l66x1161.
151E@1s. prem
Total export OF srcclc to-day, S9V,0o0.
GoTEFEAEST ETocKR-F1Em; SOS. 0ctpbee and
-Ap:l1, 166E: one year certificates E.