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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
unarnTu

"ASAANNAVAi OSVs Az
SENATE.
In the Senate, Mr.. Foster gave notice Of
bill to encourage enlistments in the ns-
val service and credit such enlistments on
the military quotas Of the several States.
Mr.. Sumner gave notice Of 4 bill to re-
peal ell acts for the rendition Of fugitive
slave.
Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Fenton gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill to facilitate the payment
Of bounties due on account Of deceased
soldiers.
On motion OF Mr.. WasSburn it was re-
solved when the House adjourn to-day, it
be till Monday next
Mr.. Pendleton, Of Ohio, gave notice Of
his intention to introduce 8 bill to admit
to seats upon the floor Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives, Members Of the
Cabinet with the right to debate upon
matters pertaining to the business Of their
Departments respectively.
The memorial OF T. W. McClurg, from
the Fourth Congressional District Missou-
ri, was referred te the Committee on Elee-
tons.
Speaker laid before the House the annu-
al report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
on finances.
The House then proceeded to the election
Of q Chaplain. Eleven candidates were
placed in nomination. Before the result
was announced numerous gentlemen
changed their votes for the leading can
didstes, viz
Rt. Rev. Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont,
and Rev. ". H. Claiming, Of the Unitarian
Church, Washington. Bishop Hopkins
received 55 votes, and Mr.. Channing SO,
the other votes we're scattered among du-
fsrent candidates. Claiming was declared
elected.
The House adjourned .ilI Monday.
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SoNETHIEG NEW.-We noticed yesterday
q New Style of Ladies' Morocco and Calf
Patent Leather Tip Balmorals at the Great
Bankrupt Sale. 1t Is by far the pretties;
thing We have ever seen in the way of Shoes,
and every one who prefers health to sickness
should bay pair Of them. Also, the finest
lot of Mems French Calf Boots, sswed, sin
gle and double soles, at about half the regu-
lar price. This is the place above all others
to buy Boots and Shoes, and all who may
want a pair should not fail to give them q
call, l0s Superior street, near Water.
dee5-ISs
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PICKED UP.-0ne Of the original con-
Aaenes men" was luckily picked up yester-
day evening By our police. He had inbibsd
very freely, and was conducting himself
sSHsRhst nOisiIy, and our police arrested
hin for drunksnnsss. On searching him
they found upon his person complete evil
dsnce Of his being an elaborate sWindler, in
Tie shape Of forged letters Of iHtrOduotiOn,
SailEay coupons, &C., 30, he gave his name
e. Ys'sntine. BE viii be held to snswsr for
Ehs original charge sgainst him-of drunk
snrsss-Ehile En Effort viii Be made to dis
cover his history aud former career. Hss
sTidsntiy an old ssd scoaupIlsbSd GRspsisr.
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FROlI CAIRO I'D nRLOR.

OAiAoi Dec. ~.
Tho steamer St. Patrick Schuyler has
arrived from Memphis.
The Bulletin says that General Veach
and staff are busy mastering volunteer
companies into the service. Seven COM
psnies were mustered on the 7th, and 80
many more would be muftered in the next
day.
The steamer Sallie List arrived at Mem
phis from Arkansas River, reports steamer
Emma fired into while en- route from Du
walls Blufto Jackson. A Major and the
captain were wounded.
A skirmish occurred on the Little Rock
Railroad between party Of Federals who
we're repairing the road, and band Of
guerillas, in which several were killed,
aud the guerillas repulsed.
The steamer Carry MeRride sunk below
Fort Pillow on the 9Th. She was valued
ct $4,000
The steamer Mcclellan arrived at New
Orleans on the Sd from Brazos, Texas
Coast, bringing General Banks and strf.
The Clara Bell arrived with l, 100 pack
ages Of vegetables for the Sanitary Com
mission.
Memphis cotton market inactive; sales
Of lag bales at5O6SGc.
The steamer Pike brought 276baIes and
the st. Patrick 40 bales. The Continen-
tai also brought large lot.
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LOCAL T0TToKs.

FgREITURE, Fine Silver Plated Ware,
beautiful Chins Vases, Psrian marble and
China mantle ornaments, gilt marble top and
paper msche stands, nice gilt frame mirror,
portable desks. engravings in frames, good
BrusseIls and three ply carpets, lot Of ladies'
shoes, (goOd article,) also Piano Forte, 1
Piano stool, will be sold at the Auction room
OF o. Cutter & Son, No. 134 Bank Street, on
Saturday Decsmbsr 18th. The sale com
msBees At 10 O'Clock A. X. The Piano will
be sold at II o'clock precisely. No limits,
the whole TO be sold without any reserve
Ehatsvsr. dece:I2s.
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To THE CITIZENS OF THE FTFrH WARD
The fund for the relief Of Soldiers Families
in this Ward being entirely expended, ard
in view OF the pressing necessities Of the
coming winter, the General Committee have
made an apportionment of money, to be COL
leeted among the citizens of the Ward. Be-
lisving the allotment to be equitable and
just they hope to have It met in prompt
and cheerful manner. Messrs. Collins, b.
B, Payne and HiekoK hsvs been appointed 8
Committee for the South part of the Ward,
and Messrs. Mearss, n. P. Payne and Hsis-
ley for the North part Of the same, to collect
said spportiOnment.
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FROM KENTUCKY.
Election Of United States Sera-
tor by the Kentucky
Legislature.
Efforts to Remove the Capital to
Louisville.
ITO the Cincinnati Commereial.l

Ia accordance with the 5tatue Law, the
Legislature will proceed to the election Of g
United States Senator, on the eighth day
Of the session, Tuesday next.
Mr.. Spalding, In the Senate to-day, OBJ
tanned leave to introduce q bill to remove
the State Capital to Louisville.
The Kentucky State Agricultural soci-
ETY. is now in session, discussing the estab-
hshment Of sn Agricultural College.
The Standing Committees Of both Houses
are s9nOuneed, and loyal men are satis-
fed with the arrangement. In the Senate,
Mr.. scottis Chairman Of the Committee en-
Federal Relations.
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LEADER COLLECTING Book LosT.-No. s,
q thin book, dark muslin biRding with the
name of Clark on outside, containing names
of subscribers in the east part of 1St and ali
Ofthe 4th and 9th wards, at some place. Any
person returning the zane to this Office shan
be suitably rewarded. r. G. WESHAH,
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The July interest on Indiana Stocks,
which the State Agent Auditor and Tress-
ury declined paying because Leg failed ia
make the appropriation, will be paid
after the 18th inst, at Winslow, Lanier
Cos. Banking Office in New Ysrk. Gov.
ernor Morton hsVing made arrangement
with them to advance the necessary funds,
also interest due to January next.
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MORE OF TIE sroEEx PROPERTY IRON THE
PsoPEIIEE PoATsMOuTH.-AnOthsr piece Of
the property stolen from the propeller Ports
mouth has been discOEsrsd By our Police,
transfOrusd into an oEereOst. It vas made
up from cloth taken from the propeller, at the
order Of Andrew Campbell, one of the ne
grOes arrested for the robbsry. Andrew evi =.
IDENTIFY meant to "VsIk in beauty, like the
nisht," when he got that ovsr-eOat made.
But,
q The best laid schemes o. mice and men,
Gang aft a-vieVu
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TELEGRAPHIC.
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
JOHN MORGAN HEARD FROM.
He was Seen in Kentucky, on his
way to Dixie,
Bill to Repeal the Fugitive Law.
The Capture Of the Chesapeake
We have received a synopsis Of the ss

We have received a synopsis Of the Sec
retary Of Treasury's Report by telegraph,
but the operator has so msnglsd it that 1t
would be simply burlesqus to publish it.
We will give correct synopsis from a
printed copy in our next issue Ed.
TEADER
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Us. GENERAL HosPTTAL, I
CLEVELAHD, Dec. 10Th. 1858.

- o. 0HNEhAE nQGflIALI /
cLEVSLAED, Dee. 10th, 1858.
There are hers, at the present time, three
hundred and seventy soldiers, some sick
from hardship and exposure, others wounded,
some recently from the front and others
Soon to return there; but all away from
home and families. Is it not fitting that on
Christmas day thsir hearts should be made
glad by some token ofrsmembranee from the
l,ysl citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity
Any donations for "ChristmRs DinAtr''
from those who are able and willing to give,
either In fruit, poultry, oysters, pies, cakes,
or other eatables suitable for the occasion,
directed to my care, or delivered to me at
the Hospital previous to the 2sth, will be
faithfully appropriated to and thankfully
received by the soldiers.
S. NJ BEATTY, Chaplain.
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AHoTHER HERo GoEE.-Mr. ". Z. hunn,
OF NsWbury, Gsaugs county, passed through
this city yestsrday afternoon, with the re
mains Of his son, Captain W. W Mum, 4Ist
ohis, who was mOrtally wounded in the late
battle at Mission Ridge, and died at Chatts-
nOogs. Captain Mum was a christian, q
patriot and hOro, and his untimsly dssth
brings to sorrow large circle Of comrades
and friends. EeWnS one Of the best officers
Of the ever gallant 4Ist, azs ip his death that
rogiRsns, IS we'll as the community Of which
As Wss worthy member, sustain an irrepar-
ahle loss. 80
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ATTENTION, 81 REsIMEEr CUEAHoGA
County o. M hereby notify the Sd Rsgi-
ment that they will elect one Colonel on Mon
day, December l4th between the hours Of 4
and O'Clock, P. n. The Sixth Ward at the
WigWsm on Seoville street, and the Seventh
Ward at the Engine House of No. l.
By order Of N: LUCAS,
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

GoRREcrIoN.-The name of I. ?. Mel
len, Treasurerof the Freedman's Aid Com
mission, vas printed ia yesterdays LEADEs
sS L. q. MoIIsn. Those addressing letters
70 Mr.. Msllsn will please take note of the
corrsefion
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Ar the meeting Of the Third Regiment
Ohio State Militia, in the city Of Cleveland,
held on Tuesday night in the Engine House,
No. 3, s. D. Hsines vas elected unanimous
Iy Lieutenant ColonsIof the Regiment afore-
said. ERNEST WILEELNR,
dee10:12s Secretary.
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CHICAGO NIARKET-Dee. 10.

lsXFELn7RAPH.J
Elour-Market dull.
Wheat-Qu ct. SAles at sl,lQSGI,ll.
COrn-Quiet aud lower.
naIs-Du1 l.
ReceIPIs-3 900 bbls Aour, 5000 bush wheat,
$500 bush corn
@oEs Active. Extra choice 5a 5zc; good to
prime 4eI4sSc. Dressed higher sales al ; et5S
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PEzsoEAL.-The oung but talented CON-
sdisn, Mr.. James Ward, is in toSn and stop
ping ct the American. We are gratihsd to
learn that he will soon appear with Miss
JRIia DAILY in q brief engagement at the
Academy Of Music.
Mr.. Wilkes Booth Is also In town, and
Stepping at the Ansrican.
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3 FROM CHATTANOOGA,
Boats Taking Supplies to Knox
vile,
The Army Inactive,
ITO the Cincinnati oOmmsraal.]
CEATTAgooGA, December 9

s7E11I 1~NSNI117NE y
A largo amount Of supplies, clothing,
and eatables have arrived from the rear
The Fourteenth Army Corps is we'll prOvi-
ded for winter.
Boats leave for Knoxville tonight with
supplies for our troops Of this army there.
The army is inactive. Many recruits
and drafted men are daily arriving.
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TIE gentleman who took black hat
from the hat stand Of the American House
yesterday afternoon, between two and thr, Z
o'clock, leaving bis own in its place, can re-
cover his by calling at the LEADEB counting
Soom and making the exchange.
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MEDICAL NoTIoE.-Drs. Blair & San
ders have this day associated themselves in
the Practice of their profession. Especial
attention will be giTeu to consultations, both
in and out Of the city. Once hours from 9
to 10 A. ", and from 2 to P.K. 0fice Ne.
II Public Square. novl6-Ie63
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

DELD.-A letter from P. J. A. Geary,
United States Surgeon IN the Hospital at
Chietamaega, informs Us of the death o. pri-
vSt' Samuel Camp, of Company Il, 124th
Ohio Regiment. he died on October 18th,
from wounds received at the battle of Chick
anaugs. The letter bears date November
estb, 1854. Why no earlier steps were taken
70 inform the fFiends Of the deceased of his
death Is without explanation.
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Receipts Psrk and Reef. at Toledo.
The receipts ef Pork, Rsef and Livestock at Tole-
do Thursday we're
Pork. bbls..-.-.........
2e-Il Dnis''--s-'-'--..-.- ,-s--a.--,--..-.. la1
Sattls cars ..--...-.-- ...,....-....-..-
nossi ca l3
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CAPTURE OF THE CHESAPEAKE.

0As sOhAnf OGO- ~
The Evening Globe gives the following
concerning the capture Of the Chesapeake:
The scheme was matured here BY Con-
fsderste Agents. Meetings were held and
passage money Of parties to make the
seizure was paid through to Nav York.
They we're promised each, on the steamer
being safely taken Into Wilmington. 1t
was also arranged that ct store in New
York, each party was to call At different
time for parcel, containing rsVolvers am
munidon and pair Of hand cuffs.
Il is believed that the cargo vas shipped
by Confederate agents. ItWss valuable to
the South, and Il was arranged that
she should be seized on this particular
trip. The Chesapeake did not coal here;
she called of the hsrbor snd took on board
Captain Parker, formerly Of the privatser
Retribuhon, who to9k command.
The Chesapeake is reported to he neal
Cape Sable.
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M ADYERTIsRaIRNTs.

ca. Read q o., Banks-s-GslG, Silver and oOu
pons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John Ellsler-Aosdsmy Of Music.
J.B Cobb 4 CO-ChrlstmRs snd Kew Years Gifts
% Z, 18Th Bsgiment-sOcisbie.
a. @. B -ttbsrE For tie Holidays.
". G. Willisms-Lots for Sale.
Petss Ba-ker-HouEe and Lot for Sale,
Tifh Ward Local Notics.
Mrs shav-RlbbOrS, &O-LOcal Notice
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III:suPeE1Or.st., Cleveland, O.
AGENCY for 5-2Os
LOCAL NOTICES.

LOsr.-A small black and tan Terrier,
auswsts to the name oF''Doc." Any person
returning said dog, to Msssrs Coates 4
Bramley, New England Hotel. Water street,
or at this ofics, will bs literally rewarded.
denl0.I28
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

PREPARE ZOE OoLD WEATHER. - Fire
1rons, Fire Standards, Folding Tenders,
Parlor Coal Hods, Nursery Tenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal shOvels, Coal Tongs,
Blower Stands, for sale by W. P. FoGa,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, MassiIlOn,
Brisr Hill, Lackawsna, and other vsrities of
Coal. uoy2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
LeGureau's POLLEN OF RosEs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FOR THE
TooTHAcHE- For sale by Druggists. oct5
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FoR CHEIsTMAs PREsEETs -stereoscopes
and views Of England, France, Germshy,
Egypt, China, India and Of the Holy Land,
at ]. s. PERLEE's,
dee10Il2e 1ss Superior Street.
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Notice TO Watsr-rakers.
WIN WoRKs uFRICE.


Cleveland, December !, 1868.
Water-takers will please take notice that
the Wstsr rents are now dGe, and are required
70 BE- paid this month.
By order of the Trustees.
[dso2:Isll Gao. W. GIRTE. sec'yi
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DzEFIsTRX-Dr. B. z. Robinson, Office
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best man
nsr and at low price. dee2Rs7
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sETIs0 MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler 4 Wilson and Grover & Baker Sew
ing Mashinss, perfectly new, for saIs cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. nnr25f
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IT is cheaper to buy than to build, The
houses and lots Nos. 81 and 81 Cross street, at
Auction, on Wednesday morning. It will be
worth the attention Of mechanics and busi-
ness men, deco-I93
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LOUIsTILLE, Dec. 10.
The Journal has adviees which Il credits,
that the rebel General Morgan was In Cum
bsrland County, Kentucky, on TIE mern-
ing Of the 1th instant in company with
i've Of his officers, proceeding towards
Dixie.
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SALE OF WOOL IN NE " YORK.


NEw YORK, December 10.
TIE public sale Of damaged cape wool this noon
wass not very largely attended. Still enough were
present 10 invite competition.
The prices realized we're very high and exceeded
expectations Tie wool was sold for and on account
Of undrrwriters
The whole oneIing sold at prices ranaing from q
70 Csc Tor that bales. Ths loose, which was vs.Y
badly damaged, 41fG6c
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LADIES, you will find all the Choice Col
oFs of Vslvets also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, at Mrs. ShaB's Rooms.
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The following srethe rates charged by them:
69ms-sssar cured premtlssn Hams, 3 B.......-llSo
ShOuiders-Su Sugar-cured u c
bRcon.Dr Smoked Sides y h..............-......
Prime leaf, kettle rendered IL kegs h LIKE
~. lss5-s 2 " 5uO
h1tra clear 2 Zl,fEl
- NO extra charge made for packages or carriage
20 railroad depOfs or boats Ali articles are warrant
&c strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly flied. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kette-rendered Lard took the irst premium Al the
late Ohio state Fair ROSE q PRESTIsS
Nos. l42, IA and l45 OntariO-st., ClsTeland
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SIX jos PRIErERs WAETED.-six Arst-
class Job Printers Wanted. Apply 81 the
LRNDER job oliee.
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HOME snufacture-Parson's Inimits-
bic CGnphoralsd Dentitrice. sept23-R2
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n. z. MONEY MARKRT-Deo. 10.


mOney-Easy at G1f97 p cent
sterling EKchaBge-0lHrket decidedly drmer.
Sales at l6i0l6i for frst-class bills.
eiold-lrregular unsettled and frmer. Opening
at 4ssi declining TO 45, and closing steady sOs
G5l
Government StOcka-MATke. frm.
United states Skies OF 1851. l09
Seven Thirty Treasury Notes l06a
five-tWenttCs, coupons lr0
OH5 93
state stOckB-oteAdy.
Missouri SiXe8............... fsss
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NEW BUOKs-
Tales of the Waysids Inn, by LOngfslIow.
War Time and Other Poems, by Whittier.
At Odds, Frank Warrington, Tne Dead
Shot, Breakfast in Bed, by Sala Peculiar,
Roundabout Papers, by Thscksray Sound
ings from the Atlantic, by Holmes, and
several others.
For Sale at BAKERS,
259 Superior Street. Hoffman's Block,
nov27. Near Post Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

PAFSs.-A bit Of needed paving has
Just bean concluded on Bank street, between
Frankfort and 81. oIalr.
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FoR Coughs, Colds, and Toothachs, use
Portsr's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidOte in all oases.-lSar,bnH DEM
OeyGt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
". L. PoETER, Proprietor,
noV2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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C. g. BRUCE.
,KD CLAIM OFFICES

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
oLEvELAND, Ohio, IWAsH1No4Ou, D O.,
No Rd.I Iy%sGs e. GsuEs RlIf5; a6s,. No ' Nfh 81
We are authorised By GovsrnmsattO collect
the
sIO0 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; slso, the widow, ohd.
dren, and rghtful heirs OFaIl deceased SOid,srsa
also
pensions,
TO which every discharged soldier Fas diS-
abledin the service, IL entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, moshsrs or a..
PhAn sisters, As they are ssVsrally entitled IN
Ter the law. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned oHicsrsl
promptly collected, or csshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months msns
money due tsEmsters, and every other class q
claims growing out Of this or any other WHz.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS.
- Avoid Claim and Patent AgonEs WhS
are not Licensed.
We publish "THE sotDEz's FafraD, pspss
8 much interest to soldiers and their haira.
send us your name aud stamp, and We VIII Sud
= COPY free, or twelve copies, one saeh uonth,
/ for IS cents.
Apply to Us IN person or BY letter With stamp,
and your business shal have pronps attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
eomplished what we undertake.
septic CG. BRUCE.
II
CLEFELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
Az K. c. POPE,
5upeIintsndsuts, Manufacturers and Dsslsps q.
all kinds OF ..-s
WOO LIN GOOB
Consisting Of Plain dFaasy
| OAssIMEREs,
| p0ESKIHS, .-s
SATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLAHNEIS,
BLANKETS,
O. EfO.
la good stock constantly On baud, adapted ..
the Western Market. =
Market prices paid tor Wool and Pelts, b cuA
or Manufactured Goods.
Ofieea and salesrooms,
NO. e5 WATER STREET. CLEVELAND. a
1AAEo-rA-A
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T CTS FOR SALE-I95 Fr Fuor-

a = on Superior St. corner OF Muirsoa-st AlIo-
sno-lots 10, II and being 4s feet front each on So
pezfo--ss east OF muirson-Ss- AlBo-I5 Isst froas
on spring st running bA1s to the 1airoad & 49,
being land on which paTt Of the Wood Sued Of thS
CisYeiend olunbus Cincinnati Eaiiruad at lndg-
AisO-l1 leet5 tnc1aa iront on Champain-Sr nearly
Opposite he nsw ity ourt House.
- tor teTE-s enquire Of PAINE WADE,
oecs-bW AttnFueTs
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CITIZENS OF THE SECOND WARD.-There
will be sixty-three men drafted from the
Ward in January if measures are not taken
to avoid it.
There will be an adjourned meeting to-
Room in the Basement of the Court House,
to consider the matter. A large attendsnce
is desired. W. Z CLARKE, Seo'y.
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As CHRISTMAS approaches, what more
appropriate gift to lady than years sub
scFiption to either Lsslie's OF Godey's Maga-
zine. Baker will furnish either or any of
the magazines at publishers prices, thereby
saving postage to the subscribers. 259 Su-
periOr Streets, and HOffman's Block near
Post 0Ece.
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NY. STOCK mAKKET-Des. 10.
BUFFALO HIARKRr-Deo.I 10,

lBT TELEGgAPH.I
Flour--Quiet.
Wheat-Sirm. saIes No Chicago Spring at
Coru-Msrket firm,
OaIH-h ominAl.
Rye-Quotab'e a. LIB
Bariey-NOminat at SIz5
W MhiskeY-Fair demand Sales at 80
EreiEhIa-NO sngAgements
lmPOrts-s odO bhls -four, q OGObush wheat
Exports - bbls Hour, - bush wheat -
bush corn,
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Daily ReceInfn.

The following statement shows the daily receip Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
Decemher6:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

WAHTED.-Girls to learn the art Of Is
dies hair dressing and branches Of hair work
ing. Apply imRsiistsly to