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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07
AaKANaAa NERa.

MENPuzs, DeeombeF q
The Little Rock Democrat ofths 2lth uultima
sAys successful scout, under Colonel Caldwell,
INTO %,hto tne mountain counties west Of Arkadelphia
rave Just returned 10 Benton. Several hundred
Union men came INTO our lines with CsldWsli
large Union meeting was held at Little Rock
on the 2lst ultimo. The Union men are Working
hard ior the restoration o. State rights nnder The
old government, and the people from the coun-
try are daily coming in and taking the cath Of 4.
lsg'anee and sdrolling themselves into eompa-
MES for home defense.
Recruiting forlhe United States service Il also
quite active in various parts Of she State.
unconditional Unionists representing twenty
eonnue8 IN western Arkansas, held q CONVEX
ton at Fort Smith, October 30, at which patriot
e speeches were made, resolutions passed, End
Colonel johnson, First Arkansas Infantry, nom
lnaied 70 represent that district in the next
Federal Congress. The election occurred The
"a OF November and Col. Johnson was elected.
The convention also Ao'ed Arkansas 20 30 de-
clared free State after the war
Owing 70 numerocs guerrilla attacls ou
steamers Adjutant General Thomas issued a
order 70 furnish all boats in GoVsrnment en-
Ploy, plying the MississipPi river, with aEma
and ammunition to protect Themselves
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

TIE GREATEST REMEDIAL AGENT now be
fore the Publie-DF. Bush's Great American
BOnset Tsnio. It cures inhuenzas, with
headache, sore throat, fever with quick pulse
and great prOstration Of strength, pains and
aching in all the limbs and bsck- ache; cough,
with difficulty Of breathing and rough hOarse
voice; catarrhal affections, with soreness of
the head and headache, chilliness when NOV
ing about or going into the fresh air; heart
burn dyspepsia, with feeling of fuIness or
load in the stomach; loss Of appetite and
coated tongue.
In all the above named affections the pa .
tient may take q teaspOOnfull every two
hours.
In all chronic ailments 1t should be taken
according to directions on the bottle,
Price, per bottle, IS cents.
Sold BY STRONG & ARMSTRONG:
noY25:y
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ARREsT OF RInTFRs.

PHiLADELPzIA, December 5.
Inc miners on Broad Top, who have been on a
strike ior the last two months, have resumed
terms offered. - NN 'ls
Lieutenant Laverty, with detachment offour-
zen men, arrived in this city this morning from
heaolegi having in charge sixty men who were
concerned IN the recent Outrages in CarbonyilIe
oy order OF Major General SigeI he delivered the
prisoners to Major General Cadwallader. by
whom they were sent to Fort MIffiin for safe
Aeeplng. These sixty men are the worst and
most dangerous Of the risters- The resi-. about
forty N number, will be kept at Reading. The
prisoners are charged with conspiring against
the government, murder, arson and riotipg
some OF them are implicated IN the murder Of
Mr Smith at Summit and various acts OF incs1-
diarigun ~ "a +H~S4
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An APPEAL TO ALI.-Ins day or two the
gonmittss to take subscriptions 20 free the
widows Of oolODeIs Creighton and Crane from
any endorsements that may rest upon
them, viii commence their work. This is no
appeal fer charity; it is to be viewed as a
euty that this community owes to the fsui-
lies Of the deceased poor reeOnpsnss for
tAs sacrifice Of valuable lives in the common
sdsfenBe, the value (which to those bereaved
cannot be estimated in dollars and esnts.-
The gallant men who fell knowing the psriIs
% which they were every days ubjeet, were de-
Votng their salaries to the most righteous OBJ.
jet Of placing their families in position Of
sozfort Ia case they were taken from them.
Thsy had partially succeeded In doing this
-ith our bounden duty to complete the
work, at least, that they had begun. Every
Rsn upon whom that Committee waits should
promptly respond, feeling that in so doing
h EsS paying the price Of his own freedom
70 enjoy the great blessings for which the
dsad soldiers fought and fell. We believe
ASWsTsr, that the man does not live here who
Eozld say no to this patriotic effort, but that
every one viii respond gratsfully to the e1-
tat Of his means.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Q. A. Resd q o., Bankers-0old, Silver and Oou
ponI BSught and Sold. and honsy Loansd.
John Ellsler-Aeademy Of Music.
q. D. Kendall 4 CO-Embroideriss.
Taylor, GrisEold CO-ShaEls.
q D. Kendall a Co-Mo1shn DeLsines.
Taylor, GrisvOld Co BIoche scarfs.
q. D. KonoaH Oo-All-Wool DeLEinas.
Taylor. GrisvOld a oo-Emprsss Cloths
q. o. Kendall co-BalnorsIs.
Taylor. 6riEwoid a Co-Closks.
LIP shsTWood-Trsneh aad American Oorssrs.
Tayior, Grisvoid oo-Plaid D7sts Goods.
l. P. shsrwood-Thrs sd Lacs EdgiDgs.
J, McDermctt-House and Lot for Eals.
4. 4 .. Rettbarg-For the Holidays.
Loring, Publishsr-Ho Holiday Books.
Box 2Ils-A Bare Chance C6s.ed.
Third Ward-Losal Kodcs,
Decentralization in Curtain Danssk-susines.
Notice.
soldiers Aid sooistY-Locsl Notice.
b. M0cre-Real Estst- e. Anc,sor.
Z. @. Rorss-Aitsntion Co. E-LossI Eotios.
VII. HAyEsrd-1o the Members of the geth Res'i
Local Notice.
D. 7. Fi.ld-kHsonie-L Local \ ,tics
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PROM NEW YORK.

NEW ToEK, DecenbsF 6.
A Washington special 10 the Tines saws thaa
Mr. Etheiidge, Clerk Of the House, rsiecta tbs
CERTIFICATES OF election Of members from Masas-
ehusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, ConneoH-
cut East Virginia, California, Oregon and HarT-
land, on the ground Of informslitT in their
Phrazcololy- he throws them out because they
we're note eeted in accordance with the laws q
shsir respective States and United States. He
refuses, It Is said 10 refer the matter to the At
Iorney General unless ordered 70 do 20 By the
President.
Herald's special:
Is is rumored that stsnton, WeIlss and Blsir,
Will retire from the Cabinet. In fact Welles
p see has been ofersd to Grimes, q IoWa, and
refused -
The estimates Of the Secretary ofths Trsssnrv
call for the following sums tor the present as9a
year:
Army and Navy, ssoO. 900 600 Of which, SlAs,-
wy, O0o are for the Navy. Civil List, Indian sI-
Pense5s ae., SlO2 o0J,OOO.
Immense fraunds on the GoTsrnment auounf-
ing 70 SEQ, 900, have been discovered. The por-
Petfator Is Captain ". 5toddard, Quartermastar
at Alexandria The fraue has been N the recaipt
aud delivery Of forage for the Army Of the Poto.
mac Stoddard Is IN the Old Capitol prison
Inc various rumors Of the withdrawal Of tha
new fractional currency are unfounded.
Inc PRESIDENT To-Day, was presented with 4
magnificent gold watch By the ladies n charge
Of the Sanitary Fair pt Chicago, through tks
Hon Mr.. Arnold, Member Of Congress rom
Chicago; The President made q suitable a.
knoWlsdFment.
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NM CIAL.
OLENELAED mARKER.


MORNING LEADER OFTIOB,
sAruEDAH EVEEIse, Deosmbsr 5, 1854. ]
FlOEr-sales l4e bbls red wheat double extra at
ESQ.
Wheat-sslss2 cars red on track at sl.aI and ?
at sl.2s.
COrn-Steady at sl,C9al,lO.
Oats-sa'ea 1890 bush aaOat at 72Xe, and car on
track t7sc
BRrIey-sales l car fairquaIiiy at sIZ2.
Beans-Sales at s2,SO
seeds-ClOver is quOtsbls ss,75. Timothy Is
worth s2,75.
Butter-sales 10 Arkins Western Reserve at 22e.
Cheese-steady at ls9IsTo.
EgEs-searcs and readily saleabls at 90,
HOss-salss at =. 90 for medium weights and at
&C 80 for heavy.
HiShwines-sAlss at slci held this afternoon at
s2c
saIt-stoadg at ss,2o for hns and at ss.2s for
coarse.
Dried Fruits-Appss are worth 70, peeled
peaches at 2Oc and unpee ed at 9glCs.
Rye Flour-selling az 500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

DGsTREssIEG CAsUALTT.-0n Thursday
last 3 distressing casualty occurred on the
New York and Erie Railroad at HornsIls-
vile, resulting IN an immediate and horrible
death to MIA. Jerome Persival, young man
aged about Is, the youngest son Of Mr.. D.
Percivsl, wool dealer, who resides on the
West Side. The deceased was on the way to
New York with squad of recruits for the
18th New York Artillery, under command of
his brother, Lieutenant D. A. Percival,
whence thsy were going to Fortress Monroe.
Stopping at HOrnelIsViIIe, for refreshments,
the deceased left the cars to go, as was sup
posed, to the hotel. Shortly after, 8 man
went to his brother and stated that a soldier
had been killed BY the cars. Going to the
corpse, Lieutenant P. was horrifed to find the
mangled body of his brother, almost severed
in twsin, and life entirely extinct. 1t seems
that upon returning from the hotel, the de-
ceased found train in motion between him
and his train, and ran forward to get in ad-
vance of the moving train, but in attempting
to cross the track stumbled and fell over
mound Of sand upon the track, the wheels cf
the locomotive passing over his body about
the waist, with the fearful result above stated i.
HIS body was taken in charge by his
brother, who returned Immediately with il TO
this city, where 1t was buried yesterday
morning at II O'Clock in the West Side Gem
ctery.
The deceased was fine young man. BE
vas for some seven months a member Of the
tOsd regiment.
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FROsI FORTRESS MONROE.

Trh.-,, -. FORTRESS MoERoE, Dec. 8.
D.! ne -, p95oPslsr City Of Bath, from Charleston
she reports no additional news, bat aorroboTsts
the report already published from Kfcnnoe5 o.
Journals, thst the bombardment is slowly but
steadily progressing.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,1
-, December T.
light division of rebel troops crossed the
haplosn thls evening at some point above Rae
since TINS Information came TO US, there hiss
been considerable cannonadlng heard in that di.
recaon IL IS supposed the advance Of the reb-
els mas oeen checked BY our light batteries, at
.-"hed n the cavalry, in pursuance on General
Meads's orderss
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IFOhEIGN NEWS,

ST- JOHNS, y. F., Dec. 5.
The s. s. Columbia, from Galway the Path No
yember, arrived here this Saturday evening
Her dates are two days later. The question 0l
European Congress remained unchanged The
London Morning Post, says there IS no truth
whatever in the reported resignation of Earl
Russell as minister OF foreign affairs Il was re.
ported az Madrid that two American ships, with
arms for the st. Domingo Insurgent had been
destroyed BY Spanish vessel Of that Island
The German and Polish questions had q threat
ening look. The Polish insurgents appeared to
be very active.
The London Morning Post says England will
not really give In her adherence to q European
Congress
There was an upward tendency in the cotton
market Breadstnhs were hrmsr Provisions
quiet. Consols % l-4a92 7-s.
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SOMETHING NEw.-We noticed yesterday
a New Style Of Ladies' Morocco and Calf
Patent Leather Tip BalmOrsls at the Great
Bankrupt Sale. Il Is by far the prsttiest
thing we have ever seen in the way of Shoes,
and every one who prefers health to sickness
should buy pair of them. Also, the finest
lot Of Mems French Calf Boots, seWed, 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 .
call, lOs Superior street, near Water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

! sEdsst= oa SoVts slAs 81 Public eVaaFt
down o1 oAtAIio street to 81. Clair, and West
orly along St. Clair:
18th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Militia.
Discharged 0fieers and Soldiers ofths Seventh
Cergymen.
Hearse and Pail Bearers.
Special Escort from the tn Regiment, consist
ing ~ Quartermaster LOOMS, Sergeant
Major Tisdsl and three privates.
The Governor Of the State and staff.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Council and City Officers.
County Military Committee.
soldiers from u 8. Hospital, CamP Cleveland
| Other Military and Ofhcers Of the United States
Regular and Volunteer services.
4 typographical Union.
Ship Carpenter.
| Other Civic Societies.
| Citizens on Foot.
Citizens in Carriages.
All under the charge Of Colonel Wm. II. HRY-
ward, hief Marshal Of the day, and his Assist
ants, h. NJ. Chapin, VIM. Edwards and John n.
Sterling, Jr.
The Committee recommended the appoint
ment Of committee Of two to take charge
Of the romsins while at the Council Hall,
and more especially at the time when the
pablo is admitted. The Recommendation
was adopted, and Messrs. Peter Thatcher,
Jr., and T. N. Bond were made the COM
nittes.
Also that committee of two be appoint
ed to provide for the firing of minute guns
and ringing of bells. Adopted, and Mr..
B Butts and Captain 4. G. Heating made
ths committee.
That committee of two be appointed to
provide the carriages that may be needed.
Adopted. Messrs. h g. Stevens and Anssl
Roberts were appointed as the committee.
That committee of I've be appointed to
take charge Of the arrangements within the
eharch. Adopted. Msssrs. Il. B. Payne,
Peter Thatcher, Jr., Fsystss Brown, Geo. B.
ssnter and c. Noble were appointed. On
motion, the name of his Honor, the Mayor,
was added to the committee.
The committee request that ali places Of
business and the public schools be closed be-
tween the hours of ten and three o'clock on
Tuesday.
Another meeting Of the committee will be
held this evening, to mako aBy further ar
rangsments that may be suggested in the
meantime.
Tho Committee of Arrangements for the
fdnsral obsequiss of Colonies Creighton and
Crane, extend an invitation to the citizens
and associations and to officers and soldiers
ofthe army on duty or leave of absence in
the city and neighbOring towns, to unite in
paying the last tribute of respect to the
memories of the lamented dead-of whom it
was said by General Hooker-"My God, are
they dead two braver men never lived"
Military companies and other associations
accepting this invitation, will make it known !
to Colonel W. H. Hayward, Marshal of the
Day. at W. P. FOgg's, Superior street, By ten
O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
I. Z. MASTERS, Chairman.
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kEBKL NEWS.

WAszIEGroE, Dec. G.
here.
me Examiner states with certainty that no
successor Of Brsgg hiss yet been appointed b.
tne PRESIDENT Hardes now commands the AZ
my and viii continue to do so until 4 CHEZ
shall be appointed.
Ihe same paper says amid the reversas that
nave recently oafallen the Confedsrats arms IN
Eastern Tennessee it is gratifying 70 learn that
u west Iennessee our army is .sprining up hks
magic 20 resist the invading foe and 70 dsfend
western lennessee, West Kentucky and North
mississippi 70 the TaliRhatehie. ali Of which dis
tllct has been formed into Department 70 IS
knoWn as the Department. OF West Tsnnesses.
under the command Of Colonel R. v. Richard
son.
GENkRRL LOCK WOOD SUCCEEDS
GENERAL 8CHENCK.
BALTIMoEl, Dec g.
General sehenck has issued q fareEsII ordar
70 his Department. General Lockwood succseds
to the command.
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PRooRANME ToR rrEsnAr-

At lOK O'Clock in the morning the re-
mains will be removed under military escort
from the Council Hall to the 1st Presbyterian
Church.
The funeral ceremonies at the Church will
commence at IL O'Clock.
The p.oceEsiOn will move from the Church
at l3H O'Clock, and proceed to Erie Street
eemstery, passing through Euclid and Erie
streets, and entering the Csmstsry BY the
west gate.
Minuts guns viii be fred and the bells of
the city tollsd when the procession moves
from the Church.
Ths prOesssios- wln form in the following
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

SUSPECTED SHoPLIFrKEs AEREsEED.-A
Pa-ty, consisting Of two women and a man,
was arrested at the City Hotel on Saturday,
charged with shop lifting. Large quantities
ef goods Of various kinds were found in their
trunks. We suppress names and details, by
request Of the authorities, until an investiga.
ton is had.
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sixth WARD MEETIEG.-There will be
an adjourned meeting of the citizens Of the
sixth Ward to take measures to prevent a
draft in that Ward, on Monday evening, De-
eembsr 7th, at the WigWam.
IL Is hoped that every man liabls to the
draft, as we'll as those who may be exempt,
but are interested in the welfare of their
neighbors, and in the good name of the Sixth
Ward, will be present.
By order ef the Ward Committee.
dee9;I29 W. P. FoGG, Chm.
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FROM MEMPHIS AND BELOW.

CAIRo, december q.
The steamers Canary and Welcome arrived
rom New Orleans. aBoth were fred into with
musketry at Waterproof, on their vay %. me
wstchman on the former was slightly injured,
The steamers sultana and Brazil we're also
6red i"tn snd the cook on the laster was severely
wounded
Memphis dates Of the 4th report cotton de-
pressed The sales amounted to one hundred
and hfy-hve bales at from sixty-tWe 70 sixty-nve
ssnts for middling.
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FRunI WASHINGTON.

WAsETrGToE, Dec. 5.
state that nothing of interests transpirinR there
EYers thing is In statU QUO. The rumors here
that the army is falling back probably origin
ated from slight transitions Of divisions or corps
Special 10 the Post
Ar. Collar will be nominated for Speaker Of the
House at the Union caucus tonight, BY large
majority.
The Clerkship is still at ses.
The Democrats will probably nominate NAL
lory, Of Kentucky, for Speaker.
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LOCAL ROTI0xS.

HEADQUARTERs 29rH RKG'T, o. V.M,l
COLUMBUS, Dec. 7th, 1858.
The members of the 2eth Regiment, o. Y
NJ, will meet at their respective srmories
lin full unifOrm) Tuesday morning, Decem.
Der 18th, at nine o'clock, to attend the funeral
Of ColOnePs Creighton and Crane. The Reg.
mental line will be formed on Superior st.
at ten o'clock precisely. Each member will
provide himself With white gloves and black
Grape. By order of
dee7:2t ". II. HAYwARD, Colonel.
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wholesale and Retail Eewsdealer and Station.
er' los Public Square, near PostOmee, asTs-
land, Ohio.
n. s-oOuntry dealers promptly supplied
Orders solicited. s.nf75.T0o
- Dr. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine aa4
EleetroPsthy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspsp-
siaI rheumatism. scrofdlas Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary o..
gwen % many formidable cases cured in THIS city
after other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment In another column. Once No. lls, seneca
street
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
bIlgaaieT General Hayes has received orders
rom Washington to raise i've colored regi.
ments.
The Washington correspondent of the Pblla.
dolpha Enquirer, writes last eve as follows:
Ihere Is q runor in circulation that General
Roseerans has been assigned to the Command ot
the Army OF the Potomac, but there is no truth
In this statement as far as we know at ibis time
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-07

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. Office hours from g
to 10 A. n, and from ? to N. Office Ne.
IL Public Square. noyI6 1853
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GREAT REDUCTION II CURTAIN
nAmAgE

EIGHT HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND
yards Of those besutifui patterns Of Curtaia
psmask viii be sold within the next thirty days,
at Cost.
The above will make very desirable Christmas
Presents. Call and see at
JONES'
dee7:lSo l4s Superior Street, olsVslaad, o.
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ded7:lt

Masonic The members of oriental
Commandery, No. Il, X. T., sro hereby no.
tilted that the Annual Assembly will bo held
this evening, at seven o'clock, for the cleo
ton Of officers and comforting the order Of
Red Cross.
By order, De. FIELp.
Cleveland, Dee. Z, 1868. Recorder.
dee7:1t
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LEADER COLLECTING Book Losr.-On
friday last inadvertently left collecting
book No. 5, containing names of subscribers
In the east part of Ist and all of the 4th and
9th wards, at some place. Any person re-
turning the same to this o6ce shall be suits-
Oiy rewarded R. G. WESEGE,
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dscT:I27

HAVING leased the rooms and re estab-
lished myself the next door to Mrs. Dol
mans Millinery Store, No. 225 Superior St -,
would respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Cleveland and vicinity, that I am pre-
pared to supply everything in. the News,
Book aud Stationery line, and receive sub
scriPtionE for papers and periodicals at the
lower rates Thanking my old friends and
customers for past favors, I hope by strict
attention to their wants, to continue to merit
share Of their patronage.
dee9:IzS A. J. HAWKS.
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To HUsEEss MEE.-The Committee Of
Arrangements for the funeral of oolonels
Creighton and Crane, make the request of
ouz buHinsss men that they will close their
Plsees Of business from ten in the morning
TN thres in the afternoon of Tuesday. This
request We take 1t for granted win be COM
Phsd with, and We simply call attention to
the fact 50 that none may be in ignoraIee
Of Il.
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TaE eitizsns of the Third ward ar

TIE citizens of the Third Ward are re-
queatsd to meet at the Station House, John
son street, at seven O'Clock in the afternoon,
Monday, December seventh, to consult in re-
gard to the necessary steps to be taken to
protect the Ward from the draft. A prompt
and punetual attendance is desirable, and
plans VIII be made to the meeting to ac-
sOmplish the object.
A. G. KEATEo, r-......
ded7:lt Il. S. STEVENS, Aru''ees'
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ATTENTION, COMPANY F.-You are hereby
ordered to appear st the Armory, on Tuesday
Morning, the eighth instant, at nine o'clock.
in full uniform, with White Gloves and Black
Grape, to attend the funeral Of CoIonels
Creighton and Crane.
By order Of Commandant,
ceoT:lz1 E. ROUSE. o. s.
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A special meeting of this Society will be
held Tomorrow Tuesday,, morning at ten
o'clock, in the Stone Church ParIors, to con-
slider the best way Of promoting the inter
ests of the Union Bazaar, which was decided
upon at the last monthly meeting. A full
attendance Of members is especially re-
qussted. SoLDIER's AID SocIETY.
dee7.I28
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PREPARE FOB COLD WEATHER. = Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Fenders,
PsrlOr Coal Hods, Nursery Tenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal Shovels, Coal Tonrs,
Blower Stands, for sale by ". P. Foee,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca streets,
Orders received for Chippewa, MsssiIlon,
Briar HiIl, LackaWsns, and other varities Of
VosI. noy2
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\. Z. MONEY MARKET-Dec 5

MOney-Moderately active at 7 2 cent.
sterling EXehanEe-Market quiet without
much change. Sales at l65@l66< for frst-class
Geld-vp ming at %, declining 10 81 s, advancing
to 52Ss. and closing heavy st 52S05gA
Total exports specie yor the week sI77,OlO
GOVerumeEt NtOcks-Marke quiet and firm,
One year Certificates. 9s
state SIOckH-
MfssOnrf SfNaa