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snbsrirure. 10 ,.,chmond.

Among the evidences that the kingdom
Of Jefferson Davis is suffering sorely in
its eflrts to keep the military soul nd
body together, is the high price paid iCr
substitutes. TIE Richmond Enquirer in q
recent article refers to the fact that ten
thousand dollsrs was paid in one case and
eleven thousand in another. This must
be a very uncomfortable process of gettin G
rid Of the glory Ofhghting under the Stars
and Bars. How comes it that this fight
ing chiTalry, these heroic Womenw-hippers,
who have affected such martial airs as no
nation has put on since the crusaders, are
so glad to get substitute with small for
tune and then make quick hegirss to Eu-
roper It must be that "the gentlemen"
Of the South are ready to fight the Yankees
so long as they can fight them with white
trash.
Itmust really be affecting to JEFF to take
up his morning paper and see such evil
denees that his military house is tumbling
down upon his ears, and net even the kind
attentions Of Mrs. JEFF D avis can dispel the
gloom that hss been gathering over rebel
dom. Every wall of anguish from the
grief stricken press Of Richmond is a bugle
note Of triumph for the Q niOa. Let them
vail and lcOk to the telegraph for still
other walls.
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lcOHMUNIoAFED.i
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A cURABLE DlsEAsEE
A oard-To ConsumptiVes.

The undersigned having been restored 10 Health
flew weeks, By vsry simpls remedy, after haEint
Iahsrsd several years with = severe lung Affection
and that drsad diseass, ConsumDtion-is anxious "a
aake knsEE 70 his folloE-sunsrors the means q
cure.
To all who desire it, he viii end copY o. the pre-
scrpriou used tfrec Of eharge) With tho direction
ror preparing and nsinR the same, which thsY via
dnd Sure Cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bronchi
sis, Ee Tns Oniy obiect the advertiser IN sfndin
the Presumption Is TO benefit the afflicted, and spreaa
Information which he cOueeives 70 DO iuvsiuableana
40 hopes every sufferer will IY this remedy, asi IL gn
sost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the pFessIpiiOn vii, ease addrem
Bsv. EDWARD A WILSON, SilliAnsburEh.
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EB-The absye Kem-dy may be obtained n SlsFs.
land O. $ ncKRs zIE, Druggist, NO. l26 SUP-rioF@
st. Gail .eF pamphls lres of enArge. et Is dAR
The OhleI AtIrlpuses OF RlsnRood AZ
roqusntly lost or suspended BY l-prsgtioes end
ious hsbits that will inevitably lead 70 hsreditar9
lssase unless checked In tfm0 Read tie truths las
iovn in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTY, or pm
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Price Is cent?. Sent frss 0TeryWks See advertise
Sid also By G.. W. CLARK. Druggist, OlsFsianF1
Jhla,
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without exaggsrstion it may be said,
the two years Of Congress just begun win
involve immense veal or woe for the
country. Though no public business de-
nAndiHg Immediate action is to come he
fcre that body, it enters upon its duties
with moro profoundly absorbing questions
looming up in the future than any 10
which the people have yet given their
serious thought. The question Of recon
struction will give the nObly-thinking
men Of Congress an opportunity to show
IN exalted patriotism and wisdom which
prefer people made homogeneous by be-
ing built on the broad and solid basis Of
universal liberty. Il will also give bar
barism one more last chance to lament
through some Of our public men that the
Kingdom Of Darkness should go speedily
yield to the Kingdom of Light. The re-
belIion has wsnsd away so far in its hid
oous proportions that already the wise and
the crafty are turning their attention to
the re union Of the States. That msjor-
Ity in Congress will step out grandly on
the great thoughts Of the President We
have no reason to doubt. We have it al
ready announced that he will take the pc
sition that his proclamation is an accom-
plished fact No plan of recOnstructior
will receive his sanction which does moi
give to every slave in the region embraced
By that grand prOnuncismentO Of: "Let
there be light" full right TO himself.
Congress under the lead Of Mr.. Colfa1
Is ohsirmsn will, it is hoped, guide th'
people forth from doubt aud hesitanoy int
the clear light of conviction.
Among the questions to which its after
tion will speedily be called are the mOdih'
cation of The cOnscriPtion law; TIE in
crease in the wages Of the soldiers; thu
disposition Of the freedmen the coufscs
ton Of rebel properly, and the reorganiza
tion Of such States as originally went Of
into secession and are now anxious to re
turn. These may be followed by legisls
tion involving problem whose solution
Will demand all the wisdom and patriotism
the nation ssu summon to the task.
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NEW YORK nIARKEF-pee. 6


Cotfou-NaTket shade cas- er and more doing
~ g. Al 7sc for uiddr g Uplauds.
FIour-M -rket 10 TIC 10 yer.
Sales at sh 2j an 50 E,tra state; II, ,40t17sJ for
extra round hong Il ohio e750 1e 50 for trade
br-nds Closing heavy
Whisky r irmrr and more active. Sales at s59
eOc
VUhear-Market lc low with fair demand
Ssles at Sl,4lHl,a5 or Chicago prlug sl3' or
od DO; ts3 80 tor Mi waukee Club 81 i7Sn' 45 for
Amber milwaukee SL .52gl,s6 for win er red " Mest-
ern
CorB-Market &c better with an active speculative
sales at 81 n Is in store; sI.7akal q for Hs-
yeIinE anat, including 1000 bu hels dellTera-
be from the lar TO the lOh Of February, at buyers
opt'On at -l.4O
tBnIs MarEet lc lower.
Saes Il H5fdS7 tnr Western.
Npnal -MArksi quiet and drm.
COnee-M-rket /. " thout any material change.
sngar Marka quiet.
Petroleum Dull sales at SIC for crude; SHG' 6
for refined free 90 Snf75k for refined in bondb and
500 do or Janusry at T.
POrk-MarS. I hrm with fair demand.
sales at S6.75dDi7 o for OIL mess stS62zshlS 75
nr new do 81 20 1l2.5g for new prime; sls,5uG
100 for new prime mess.
Reef-Qniet an steady
our usats-Fair dem9nd ss'es at 79IKc
Tor shoulders and lHG lie 1Or hams.
RucOn sides Quet
Dress Hogs Market firm. Sales ~ 974c for
ard-Qniet and stade easier. salss at IIk9
Z PIC
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DIED.

In this city, December 5th the residence Of hi
brother. law, C-ptRin d A. Dangitr, loo Hur n
s. Junction OF Pr spect of r. psy Of the near IL.
RAEL ULAhKE, Of the firm of Cooper Clarke OF
this city
In the rather sudden SemIss of Mt. Cla-k', in the
prime of manhood the business immunity Of our
city has lot one fits most active nj thriving me-
bers To his relatives in th'T beresysm We ten
der cur symp thy Ed. LEADER.
FuLer / will tSks p &C to morIoF (Thursfsyl a.
tsrnocn st O'Clock, from the above residence -
Friends OF the fami are invited to attend.
In this city, on Tuesday, December sth, 4JLIE,
oldest Jn OF Lucy ana q. Whe,ar, aged l0y+ars.
Fuuer,l will taks pare from the house l5i Pitt'-
bureh-st, this (Wedre da5l aitsrnoona' o'clock
Friends Of the fami y are iayitei 10 attend.
In this ciry, on he 7th ins =. PHEBF, widow Of
fte late Jacob R~shali, Of Geneva, eW re- and
mo;h OF Geo T aud D auel Marsha !, Of this city,
In the sIst ye II her age.
Fuue-al servics will bs reid at Grace Church, this
"wednesday atsrnoou at 2z oe Oek. Friends Of the
family are invited oat end
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[oorrespondenco Cleveland Lelder,i

CHATTANOOGA, November Is, 1868.
ChickamsUga is ed,-thrice no
bly, retrieved; but who shall tell how
Rallantly-boW heroically this brave army
humbled their naughty, defantfOe2 What
pen would attempt to truthfnlly portray
the grand events and the valOTOus deeds
Of the lsst few dsys2 l feel myBelf 60
inadequate to the task, that shall only
nsrrste an unvarnished tale Of what came
under my immediate observation.
HooKER's ATTACK on LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
Lookout Mountain has been so often
described, thai it would be superAuous for
me to add more. Monday morning, the
28d inst, she 18th Corps broke camp in
Lookout Valley and moved forward TO the
Mountain, two miles distant, commencing
% Escend its rugged, precipitous side at
ten o'clock in the forenoon. After two
hours tedious work, serambling and draw
ing themselves up by bushes, all Of which
time they were subjected to calling fire
Of artillery, Gearys division succeeded in
gAining point few rods from the crest
which sheltered them until Cruffs and
SANKEY'S divisions could come up. At
twelve o'clock sll was in readiness. Whit
takers brigade had been sent around to
The north end to strike their flank, while
Geary, Cruf and Stanley charged up the
almost perpendicular ledge on the west
side. To those below, watching the hsz-
srdous movement, it seemed more than
madness TO attempt to climb that dazzling
hsieht in the face Of the sWarms Of bsyo-
nsts that poised on the top, ready to pierce
he first head that pseped above the works.
Notwithstanding this fearful Disadvantage,
Gesry led the way, his men cliDging to
shrubs and firing, standing on trembling,
tottering rocks to load, pressing onward,
upward, till the summit was gained, the
rebels falling back, bswildered by the i'm
pstuosity Of the charge. Whiltaker's line
sdVancsd under terrific fire Of musketry
d and canister, till within fsR PAGES of an
intrsnchmenL cleaning with cannon and
p uasketsy when bayonets were n1edI ana
furious charge made, sweeping the works
elssn, and oadturing the battery which
% long sent uuWelcoms midnight visitors
into Chattanooga. When the Union ban
nsr triumphAnuy waved on the parspets
Of Lookout, the enthusiasm Of the troops
below knew no bounds. The welkin re-
sounded again and again with wild cheers
which we're answered from above, till even
the grOaning Of artillery was drowned by
hun an voices. Farther TO the right,
Cruf and Stanley had been equally sue
esssfal, having driven everything before
them, and taken q good position for the
right.
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MN ERCIAL,
CLEVELAND mARKET.
MORNING LEAnER OFFIOB,
TUFsnAY EVENING. Decamber 8. 1919,

MORNING LEAnER OFF1OE,
TUESDAY EVENING. December 8, 1873.
Fiour-steady Sales 100 barrels Red Wheat
double extra at Ss,2s
Wheat-sales cars Red on track at sl,24; car
from store at sI,2j; car choice a. sl,27 track,
Ard car white at $3.50.
COrn-steady at il,Oo9l,IO from store.
Oats-Steady at 73e on track
BnrIey-Dull AID nominal ct sI2s
Rye-Firm at s1,I5
Hogs-steady at $500 for light to $3.50 for s1-
ira heavy.
Butter-ssles kegs Of Western Reserve at q.
Dried AppIes-sales at &c.
Dried Peaches-salos 500 bbIs peeled peaches at
lsc.
saIt-steady at 500 for ans and at s2,a5 for
coarse.
Cheese-Fi-m at I39l3EO.
RgEs-worth 21aZIo.
Carbon OII-Hsld at 5O@55c.
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BUFFALO mARKET-Dec. s.

[BY TELEGRAPH.l
FIouF-Demand mOcerate.
Whear-QWet.
GOrn-M Tket quiet.
OaTa-NOminal.
Rye-QuutaD c a. ], IS.
Barley Nominal at q, Is.
Whis<ey-Fair demand. Sales at sic.
FreiEhrs-No engagements
Importa-e O0O bbis -four, IS OH0 bush wheat.
Exports bbls -four, - bush wheat, -
bush corn.
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MY.:sTOCk nIARKEF-Dee. 5.
Ny. CATTLE MARKET-Dec. 8,

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
The current prices for the week at ell the markets
are follow
Beet Z attIe-lst quality, per cwt fll, ,0n0l2, 20 +;
ordinary 10 GOOD &l0,stGli %; common 70 medi m
f9 EnlO,0 ; in eriOr E,O0GS,' 0.
Lows and Cn,ves-Ist a atty, s45,00a6OOO
ordinary s4OOI1i5 OO common i35 OO940,OO inferior
fa0rOn 1880
Veal 4 nlvPs-lst quality 3 pound ~ 4t3sc Ordi-
nary 6G7c common 5v0roc inferi r 5n516c
Sheep- Ntra hea1, s6.mgn7,25; prime s5,09n
5.hn; ordinary f45Ol5 %; common tiyOEg4,50i 1nte-
riOr 80, 0G4,UO.
Swine-Corn fed q pound, corn fed 54967S /;
stili-ftd 5Ad6
Total receipts of all stock at all the yards for
the week were as follows: Beeves 479l; cows. l29i
veal calves, 6i5 sheep and lambs, lsiil3i swine
5O,976.
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NJ. MONEY pIARKET-Dec s

MOney-Steady and fairly active at 2 cent.
Sterling exchange Market shade sasler.
Sales at i6iRl64f for irst-class bills
fsOld-Irreguar, unsettled and lower opening
At 45, declining TO 4SSs, advancing to co. and closing
steady a. 49ik
.-Ovr-umsnt dtOcka-hRrke quiet an nrm.
Tinted States ixes Of 1881, coupons..........-.f
Seven hirIy Ire t-urv Nores...-.....-. ..... h 2
nited tales likes one ear ce uhca esI new-ys'1
@IaIe aIochs-steady-
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DRAFT N0TICE.
PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE, I
q. nt-rr N. IL. "A -

FhOfOST MA hShAL'S OEEICE.
CLEVELAND, Dec. Sd, ls53
A LII PERSONS SUBJECT TO
" DKAFr in tre Firsr Class beiuR those be-
tween tho ages Of 20 and 35 rri, or not and thOs
IrUm IS - unmarried, r,siding IN tie Rhteeuth
Co gre3s al Distrist o. Ohio Wh1 wish 10 claim
exem prfOn from 'he nrAft, hereby requested ~
appsar this ON at time between Lue b and
20 lust when Eny TersOu enrOll-d may app az be
ore the board or E rOument and clam 20 have his
name stri ken OF t. list IL he can snow to sats-
faciOn rf he hoard tn he is nOtPnd will not he az
the time fixed fnr the next DI aft, liable TO military
dlty on account of
1st Alisnage;
I'd. Non hs hssidence;
I'd suitabl-I I ace;
4lh. Manifest au0 Permanent Disability.
Perso seIrODeousiy CHI iud will, upon proof, ba
transferred to tn hich they DR. periy bsohg
PROF, IN addi N tDIhat o tbe party interested,
will Re gui ed in the rrt tbr classes above named
PeTrou- stricken fr' N the 'ol hef re ths 9O'h
OF December, and who skal be dTaffd will have op-
p'rtunltiss 10 prove aim 10 Exemption after tue
draft
By direction Of the Provost Marshal General,
II aims for exemption on the the eeJIiOs ui
aged or tHhrm 7srenis, heretofore ms dcrtd aad
granted, NJ T qtired 70 bare substantiafe1.
R8-L fhce houTs from9A NJ 20 3 r. M
FkED'K A HRsH,
Captain -nd Provost MsrhhRl,
dPcA-l27 18th liiatrnrt If fthuN
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From the 1asrh Resiment, o. vi

CHArrAEOOoA, TENN, Nov. 26th, 1853.
EDIToRs LEADER: A few lines concern
ing the dOiugs Of the Army Of the Cum
berland, just at this time, can hardly fail
to be Of interest to your numerous readers.
Tho telegraph has already Informed you
that Lookout Mountain is ours, and with
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our Adjutant which you may rely on as
being correct:
COMPANY A.
Killed-Private Reuben Burnell.
Woundei-.lspt. Joseph Bruh, slightly IN
right bress; privates Eli e. Kelley, severely in
leflfJot; Isaac Wilson slightly, in right hand.
COMPANY B.
Wnun-ed-Sergeant Rufus Woods, shell, Sc
verely in the back; prlyates James Floody;rgnt
leg broken; David Wood, right foot slightly
Wallace J. Henry, right hand, Eighty.
COMPANY c.
WomdAd-Private VIM Seaborr, seriously, in
the head; Avery HarRoOd, seriously, IN the
thigh; Leroy Fuller, Slightly, in the shoulder.
COMPANY D.
Wounded-sergeant Wallace D. Edwards, Sc
riousIy, right fore arm; privates Jshn Flack, Sc
riOusiy, thigh; SylTanus Force, right leg.
COMPANY T.
Kflled-Private VIM. Miller.
Wounded-Sergeants John A. Bell, slightly, IN
right hand; Henry A. Donaldson. slightly, left
roOt; Henry illoweT, slightly, lef ann Corp.
James P. Carln, seriously, in the bowels
COMPANY ?.
Wounded-Corporal Henry Whitner, serious
". n thigh Privares red Brewer, mortally in
LEFT side Henry Graham, slightly, in left should
er; Christian NeScomer, slightly, by shell.
COMPANY @.
Wounded-Private VIM. Benson, slightly, in
right ear.
COMPANY q.
acknowledgements John Morrow, seriously.
Private c. G. Bench, slightly.
COMPANY I.
Wounded--Privates Henry Lnngsmith, Sc
riouslv, in left fore arm; Charles Miller slightly,
in thigh; Michael Hill slightly, in thigh; VIM.
Friend, seriously, right knee; John Close,
slightly, in thigh; Oliver Richardson, uortally in
the head. W. ID. q.
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The Greatest RemedIaI IgeRt
Now Before the Public.
DR. BUSHs GREAT an. RICAA B0RE-sET IONIC.

DR.. BUSHS GREAT kh. RICAA B0hE-SET T0ElC.
It cure- Inhuenzas, vi h hesdschr, y re o hroat
Fe er with quick pu'ss and great prostra'ion o.
srrep 9Th pains aud aching all the limbs ard ba K
achs; C0agn, with difficulty Il breathing an rough
hoar-e dice Ca arrh- Nne ti"ns. y ith So en- aso
t1a head ard hesd cha; Chi nez hen movie 2
a. ,uT r znirg int lhe fresh air. He,rtburn; bys-
pebsfs with ing Of full ess lad N tae stOm-
ach T. ss Of app tlta and o. ed Tongue.
ma the above III named Affections the "a lent
may tako a 70 spoonful evtry two h 'urs q al
rome al menfs il sho I'D Be ording 20 di-
re, ten n ths bottle Pr &c, ptr till, rs nts.
So d y SIR Nc a MS 4 -,
rOv5 Y cup. 7 Z.
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Rose q Prentiss' P-0vIsIUH Market Re-
port
The following arc the rates -harged BY them:
Hams-Sagar- cured preni.n Hams, D b...-.--.ll &c
Dried Beef- iC
shoulders ugar-cured 3
BACON Smoked Sides D
Lnrd-Prime Leaf, kettle-rsnd'ed in bbls y DIP
" Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs q b.-i2A
Pork-Ho. mess y Dbl lU0
ti Extra clear u ,tH
- No extra charge made for packages or cartagt
% railroad depOts boats ALI articles warrant
% strictly prime, aud eQua to anything in the State
Orders promptly hhed Our sugar-cured Hams and
zettle-rendered Lard took the hrst premium II the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE PREhTISS,
Nos. l42, IA and I86 Ontsrio-st., Cleveland.
julyER2s
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THOMAS CHARGE.

Adjoining the meadow, in the woods,
Thomas battalions were quietly mustered
for the capture of Mission Ridge. Grant,
Thomas, Granger, Palmer, all were there,
and every one seemed anxious to partici-
pate in the glorious movement. At 8
o'clock P. n, our line, one and half
miles long, emerged from the roads, on
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In summing up the captures made by
this battle, find them greater than any
field engagement on this continent, or
siege, excepting Vioksburg. We took
sixty four pieces of artillery, all of which
is in excellent condition for immediate
use, over four thousand prisoners, and
three hundred wagons, besides many
horses and mules, and thousands Of bush
els Of corn. D. VS..
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MISSION RIDGE.

After leaving Sherman, Travelled as
expeditiously as possible to theeentre, and
found Gordon Granger's 4th and Palmer's
l4th corps in line; and IS l passed along
the various regiments, could not avoid
observing the determination and imps-
tience depicted on the cOUntensnees of the
men, as they cast hurried glsnces toward
the enemy's apparently impregnsble posi-
ton. The gener a course of Mission Ridge
is north east and south west. The por, ion
fortified by the rebels is three and half
miles directly east of Chattanooga, the in
tervening space being level aud spsrsely
covered with scrub oaks, till within six
hundred yards Of its base, where a beauti-
ful smooth meadow extends two miles par
allel with it. The heavy timber which for
merly grscsd its side had been Gle red
away by the rebels to obtain an unob-
structed range for their artillery, which
occupied places commanding the hill-slope,
and sweeping the meadow below.
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BATTLE AT NIGHT.

weary with Over-exertion, themen drop
ped down for q brief resi, at an early hour,
Justly feeling proud Of their days aehieV-
msni, and knowing that dawn would bring
9 renewal Of the contest. Scarcely had
the echo Of tattoo ceased reVerberating
bmeng the mountains, when our skirmIsh
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WYNKoops ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary or
sans are ever prevalent, insidi0us and dangerous.
the properties Of medicine to alleviate cure and
lproOt these comp aiutg, must Be Expectorant Anos
dyne and lnFigOra ing. loOsening the mucus Of th9
throat, and tmpartDg tone TO the entire system. no
discovery IN medical scieucs mastered this eae
0i diseases ike br WYukcops Iceland Pectorel- IL
Used ith the most astJnishing results in al ca1e1
o. Bronchitis, Influenza, " WhooPIng Couch, pipthe-
ia OF Putrid StTe hroat, asthma Group Coughs
Colds, Nervous Debility, &C.
The Rev. J. J. Potter csrtifes, Z" that 1nEe ussd
Dr. WynkoOp's PectOrai for several years, H1elfand
II my family, Or severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
have recommended IL 70 many others, and have nsF-
er seea its equal" Rev. J. J. PJTTER,
Brooklyn, n. Z. 1
Hundreds and tko-sands Of mportsut testimouial
could be produced, shOwing its and
that IL NETEz IL 10 composed Of pure Iceland
Moss, cam o g. cad, Peruvian Bslsam, ElecamD pane
on rey, Burd OK and other invaluahe e1 pectorans
and tonic II gradients lt 10 harmless, prumpt and
lasting. Invads and sufferers cannot anOrd 70 nag
s-ct trial. avery amily should have It u = res
marksbis for Group Full descriptions recomne1ll-
stiOns and directions accompany each bottle
- Prepared b. Ut. f. ID WThEoOP, and sold ~
q = RAEN - . 90 Nsu York iYsA-RI,eou
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EOthersI HTOIhersII aTOtheFsia

Don't tail to procure Mrs. WIN5LOV'S sOOTHs
ING SYRUP tor CHILDREa TEETHING.
This valuable preparation h Ehs prescriptions fsas
Of the bsst Female Physicians and Nursss N ths
United States and he's ben used for thirty years with
asVe failing sasssy snd 'ascess By millions sf moth
children, from the feeble infant Of ono week
oldt the adult. 1t not only relieves tho child non
pain, but invigorAtss the stomach and bowels ooEs
asldity, and gives toos and energy to the HhoiS
lem. Ii wnl almost instanEiy relisvo
IBIPiA0 IN THE BOWELS AID WIHD COLIC
WsbslieTo It the Best and suress Remedy N ths
World ~ all cases O Iyssntery and DiATThea
Children whsther 1t sri5s from Tesshing, o. NON
my othe cause.
STFuli directions i0r using VII eoo0npsaI ssoh
bottle. None gonuins uuless tho fao-simila Of CUB
CIS PERKINS, New York, Is on the wrapper.
sB-sOld By ell Hedioins Dealers. Prinolpal ons
% DeY-st, New YORK.
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CHICAGO MARKET-Dee. s;

CHICAGO MARKET-Dec. s:
TBY FHLIGRAPa.l
Flour-market dull.
Wheat On ct Sales at 81 I,lOx6l,ll.
Corn Quiet, declined la53o. Sales at s31i9l.
DatB Du
KeerIpls-2gO bBls -four, 5000 bush wheat,
g ton bush corn.
Hugs Active Extra choice 5dszc; good to
prime 4345Sc. Dressed higher sales at 5j9@6%.
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OsWEGU mARKRT-Dec. 8.

OsWEGiO mARKRT-Dec. s.
TBT TELEGRAPH.1
FIsur-Afarket Firm with good demand
Wheut-Firm but quiet. NO hicsgo Spring
sl,3n; Milwaukee lub on p ivate terms.
OaEs-markeI quiet Tut nrm.
Other grains quiet ~ nominal.
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1lsrh REGIMEN. 0. VI.

Chattanooga, Tenn Nov. 80, '63.
EDIToRs LEADER The following is the
list of killed and wounded as furnished
our Adjutant which you may rely on as
being correct:
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DEsIkABLE REsIDENGE FOR

n - n d hH mol GNO q HOh
J SALE At b <lN.-Ths late residence
Of the unduTsiRned, No s75 kinsman-SL fs offered
Tor sale on reasonable terms.
The house Is IN gn repair Is rocmY and pleasant
" arraDgsd. and lntaius modern Improvements Of
Gas, Water, Bath noom, urEsee, Marble MauIles,
&C., &C
The lot s large, about ECTe Is 80 feet deep has
two trUnts Of 100 eet each on KIN man and Crangr-
ts aud abornds in fruits OF all Kinds, dno shr b.
berry, C.
To any one desiring 8 really pleasant heme, an Op-
pOrtuaity Is nov glTentO purchase.
S-FOr price, terms Oi payment 20 apply to
GEO. VI GAkDNER,
nOVI2-l23 Y AID q flsTUsrs NJ