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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
COMmER n CTIL.
CLRYRLANp lIARkRF.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
THURSDAY EvnSBas Decsmbas q, lsdz. J
FI0ur-Harkst stesdy and quiet at 500 for nd
double extra and s7.OOs7,2 p for white do.
Whent-DuH sI,25 for red on track and at sl,i
G.1, IS for white ACCORDING to quality.
Coru-Held firmly at $40 from store withOut
sales.
Oats-Quist At &c on track.
BarIsy-DHll sud nominal at ais.
Rye-Hsld firmly at sI.sO.
HiEhwiues-Yery firm at ssc.
Hoss-Packers arc paying as follows:
l2J TO l60 0ns. .........ta 50
5g6 ~ ~ 80 - ~ @e'eg
W US All " '---'-.--.s---.-- 4sl9
Choice hogs in a small way sell sc higher.
Psrk-Held at sls.eO for mess and tso.oo for clear
Glover Seed-steady st s5,75.
Carbon Oii-Steady 5sc.
saIt-steady at 500 for Fine and s2,5 for
Coarse.
Fruit-Dried apples are in good request at 7<sse;
peeled peaches at lst72Oe. and Bupesled at &c.
ButteF-stsady al 22s2io for good to extra nice
/ Western Deserve.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

LADIES PARTICULAR NoTICE.-Mrs.
Shaw wishes to inform the ladies that she
has reduced the prices on her stock Of mil
linery for the benefit of all, through the Hol-
idays. She has large stock and best style
in the city. dee22.I3O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

GEO. SANFORD left for the Penitentisry
this morning ia charge Of Deputy Sheriff
Whitney. His wife, father-in-law and other
friends accompanied him to the depot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

srARP sHooTERs.-Twenly men wanted
for Captain Barbsr's company Of Sharp
Shooters. The highest bounties will be paid.
Apply to LIEUT.. W. L. STEARNS,
Recruiting 0Hieer,
I24 Superior street,
dee2I.IgO Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

SEw1Ea MACHINES FoR SALE.-Pour
Wheeler 4 Wilson and Grover 4 Baker Sew
ing Mashinss, perfectly new, for sale cheap
for cash. Afoly at the LEADER counting
Toon. noV25H
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o. G. BRUCE.
LIOENsKD CI.AIlI OFFIC

LICENSkD CLAIM OCFtCES
CLEvEEAED. Ohio, WAsHIsaTos, q,
No.1 Lytnsn's Block, No. 44S Ninth 81.
Near the Csurt House.
We are suthorised By Government to collect
SI0O Bonnty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chIl-
dren, and rightful hers ofsI deceased soldIersi
Also
Elt PENSIONS
to which every discharged soldier Q was dis
abledin the service. is entitled Also, PenaiOns
for soldiers widoEs, children, mothers or or
phaa sisters, as they are ssveraily entitled I'M
1sr the law. Also,
srai1 Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers
promptly collected, or esshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men ;
money due ieamsters, aud every other class OF
claims growing out OF this or any other war.
Wealso pay special attention 10
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent AEenIs who
arslnot Licensed.
We publish aTHE SoLDIER's FRrEED, paper
much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send Is your name and stamp, and we will send
. aeopy nee, or twelve copies, one each month,
for IS cents.
Apply 70 us IN person or by letter, with stamp,
md your business shsl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
eonplishsd what we undertake.
septic c. G. BRUCE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

FINE STEEL EEGRAvIEGs and Looking
Glasses, at Jones', l46 Superior street.
deol2;I3I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25
CITY NEWS.

LADIES, you will find sll the Choice Col
ors of Veivets also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms.
HOLIDAY GHTs.-One Of the largest and
handsomest stocks Of LADIES FINE FURs are
now offered By L, Benedict 4 Sons. Furs
will be found lower than they are usually
sold. Our readers will DO well to call and
see them. Gdecl2:1SO
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NOtIce 70 Water-tnkers.
WATER WoRKs OFPICE

Cleveland, December ], 1868. !
Water-tskers will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
to be paid this month.
By order Of the Trustees.
Tdeo2:ISI1 GEO. W. GIRFE, Sse'y:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

DHuxnTRI-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, Office
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
nsF snd At ; low price. dso2R2f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

81 DR.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sis, RheRmatsm, scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
Rans, and other Chronic Diseases Reference
given &c many formidable cases cured in this city
after other ply sicians bad failed. See advertise
meut in another column. Office Nc. 49, Seneca
afraaf
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CALL at E. Stair s., Co.'s and exsmin,
their hne assortment Of ladies Fzrs, AM
compare prices. deo2S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

No Paper.
To-day being Christmas, there will be no
psper issued from this ofieeto-mOrroH. We
wish a Merry Christmas" to all our read
ars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

PERseNs wishing Exemption papers pre-
pared will do we'll to oan upon W, c. Nc
Farland, Office l24 Superior street, frst
block below the American House, Cleveland,
Ohio deo29:l3I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

FANCY RoBEs, Railroad Blankets, Gloves,
soarfs, Canes, &c for Christmas presents,
for sale at [d23l E. sTAIR Co.'s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

sEcoHD WARD.-At the meeting last
evening the Recruiting Committee reported
progress, and that they could get the men,
but must hare ths money.
The Finance Committee was thereupOn in
structed to collect all subscriptions on or be-
fore Tuesday next and report to this meet
ing at that time.
The meeting then adjourned to Saturday
evening, at half past 7 O'Clock. Good speak
ers will be on hand. Lot US have q good
rOusing meeting. Every one can do some
thing. Let US all take hold at once. At 81
events be ct the meeting.
P. PRENTIss, Sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

An EYEEIEd WITH THE PoETs.-Gsorge
VsndsnhOf will give reading from the
poets, before the Libby Association, on
Monday evening next, at Brainard's Hall.
His programme az announced in another
column of our paper, includes the finest rhe-
tOrical gems of our languags-ths Third Act
Of Hamlet, scene from Shsridan's i" School
for Scandal" Tsnyson's "BagIs Song"
Holiness " Ono Hoss Shay" and Sam
WsIler's Valentine" from the Piokwick
Papers, with other attractions. Vandenhoff
is cOnfsssedly the best olOcutiouist in the
country. The entertainment will be first
class
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

CITIZENS OF THE FOURTH WARD, RALLY
TWICE AGAIE There will be a nesting Of
the citizens of the Fourth Ward on Wednes-
day evening, and another on Saturday eve
ming, of this week, at the Engine House on
Huntington street, to finish up the work Of
clearing our good old Ward from the draft.
CIark's Brass Band will be in attendance. A
full attendance Of all who are enrolled, either
in the fret or second class, is particularly de-
sired. By order Of Business Committee.
dee2O:IW
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HWRTHRss lotto.

GREAT REDUCTION IN CURTAIN
DAMASK.
EIGHT HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND
yards Of those beautiful patterns Of Curtain
Damask vii be sold within the next thirty days,
at Cost.
The above will make very desirable Christmas
Presents. CallRnd see at
dseElsO 1IS Superior Street, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

MARIEE.-We publish below a list Of the
vessels laid up in the Port Of Cleveland,
yesterday, December 24,h. 1t will be found
of great interest to our commercial readers.
Below We append some information as to
vessels at present building in this port,
which will be found of interest:
STEAM AND SAIL VESSELS LAID Up At CLEVELAND,
DECEMBER q, 1863.
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appointed

appointed: e-
GENERAL coMHIFTEE.
W Jordon VIM Il shon
z S Flint b Spankler
sfIlman Witt ATVan Tassel
Daniel P Rhodes J Coonrad
John Stephenson VIM q Truscott
sherman &C Rogers
] A Harris w Prlee
D r sexton JH Wade
Z COwles Anasa stone
L Crawford John Grannis
N Hanna II Hurlout
DR. G c Weber f Stedman
Amos Townsend Stair
DR. E Sterling u Houks
Win Edwards L W Ford
J B Parsons Prents5
T N Bond A T Slade
Holm Tod Silas Murehant
John T Walner T Jones
George 4 Benedict i NJ fItkh
GEORGE @ Ross Ansel Roberts
John Huntington warner
EIW keyes Il Nicola
j II Farmer FIR Elliot
George Mouil G n Abbey
| I, White Geo 3 Senter
Henderson Card
W Noble Hessenmueller
W Boardman w Fitch
L A Pierce Thorman
VIM Bingham G Biemler
| Geo Mysatt p Thatcher
VIM Collins E H Chaplin
! T Prentiss Herman Wendler
| II b Payne Sllss Belden
/ s COe Theme
| o c scoyiIIa FIT BRckus
/ c L Rhodes RC Parsons
| John A Wheeler VIM Probert
| John 3 Krause Joseph Tamblyn
/ John Wheeler BrockWay
/ VIM Robinson Everett
/ r Butts George Leiek
| H s Stevens DR. VIM Meyer
| James Parnei Z Hayes
| s o Grswoid l. smfthknight
| Geo Warrington VIM Lowrie
| " H Hayward Andrews
| Iohp Tennis Chas Chandler
Fl Benton . Childs
| d A DanCler NJ Richards
| W.T. smith Geo " Llger
| Mann J P Ross
Weddel w Fogg
lea Crumh W Hancock
Ell Baldwin n E Crittenden
John Hover Harrington
! S Williamson A { SANFORD
P Rice James Clark
COMMITTEES on FINAEcE.
S Witt TP Handy
VIM Edwards D Palmer
COMMITTEE on coal.
Mp Pavpe Thos Jones
ID Rhodes Lemuel CraWiord
J Parsons
COMMITTEE ON PROVISIONS.
John F Warner Kiusley Sherman
b Stedman f Hessenmueller
'-' COMMITTEE on cLorHIso.
L, A Pierce John c GTannis
TN Bond Seymour
| W H Truseott A Cmlds
| II Hudler
COMMITTEE on WOOD.
J s Brown Geo NJ Calkins
| W Warner Nelson Purdy
| G Abbey J Henderson
| L NJ Pitkin
RECEIVING AND BIsTRIBUTISG COMMITTEE.
J " Fitch DA DAngler
| p Thatcher Wm Kellogg
I David Price ] Sturges
The Committee organized by electlng the 70
| lowing general officers:
@. B. SENTER, President.
| SIJAS MERCHANT, Secretary.
STILMAN WITT, Treasurer.
The United States Telegraph Compan
donates to the Relief Committee the use
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

WIKDow DAHAsKs and TRIMMINGS, 81
Jones, I46 Superior street. deol2;l3l
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No paDel

For sPecIaI and Telegraph
EeVys-Eee First Page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25
ID. W. GAGE,
licensed war Claim AGENT.

OoIlscE Bountiss. Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
aud other War Claims.
~Pauonai Attonlion is given to tae prosecution
Of Claims IN the Departments at Washington.
son, Or by letter, at once and they will receive
%. w. GAGE,
OotIs-R23 l6s Supsrior-St., CsyeiAndi o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

TIE finest lot of Furs ever seen in this
city, nov on exhibition at
deez5 T. Sr4IR & Co.'s.
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FHNAN OIAL.

ny. MONEY lIARKRT-Dec. 24. -.
fBT TEI EGaAFa-j -
mouey-In active demand at q cent.
Sterling Exchnng ge-markeJ without change
fieid-0pened at 5IA and closed vory quiet at 5ls -
daovernmsnt stoolka-Marke; quiet and firm. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

FsEEDMEH AT ISLAND No. 10.-The fol-
lowing letter from i. Thomas, Esq, Super
intendent at Island No. 10, was received
day or two since by L F, Mellen, Secretary
Of tho Cleveland Freedmen's Aid Commits
ainn
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MOVEMENTS or FLOUR AND GRAIN,
Daily Receipts.

Daily Receipts.
The following statement shows the daily rsceBtsof
aour and wheat OF tho undsrmentionsd places On
lecernieer u.
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CINCINNATI HOa MARKET--Dee. 9s.

The demand was quite brisk, and the market vas
hrmer, but prices not higher The receipts were
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lowing general officers;
@. B. SENTER, President.
SILAS MERCHANT, Secretary.
STILMAN WITT, Treasurer.
The United States Telegraph Company
donates to the Relief Committee the use of
its wires in the AtWater Block. They will
be opened from December 25th to January
5th, 1868. In tho midst Of holidays let us
remember our poor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25
PhlIadeIphIa BanL stalemenI.

The following is the statement o the Philadelphiz
banks, rnado up to Monday last,eomparsd with the
statement OF the previous week; r.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chIl'
dren, and rightful hers ofAn deceased soldiers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

A GREAT VARIETY of Holiday Gifts, at
Jones', lag Superior street. decl2;lSl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-25

NJ. STOCK mARKKE-Dec. "a.
EaTRHLnsBAFF.l
No sec-Bd Board today.
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'N1H11l1I7slIl1 - - u ? NT'''1
CLEvElAND, Ohio, WAsHIHGroRi ID e.,
No.l Lytnsn's Block, No. a43 Ninth st.
Near the Csurt House.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-17

of such State, which shall recognize and declare
their permanent freedom and provide FOR their edu-
cation, and which may yet be consistent as tenn
porsry arrangement with their present condition
laborRg lsndisss and homeless GLASS. Will not be
objected to by the National Executive, and it is
suggested as not improper that in constructing
loyal state Government IN any State, the name Of
the boundaries, the subdivisions. the constitution,
AMI the federal code of laws, before the rebel
lion, be maintained, inject only to the modifca-
tions made necessary by the conditions herein be-
fore stated, and such others, if any, not eonraven
Ing said conditions, which may be deemed expedi-
ent by those forming the new State Government.
To avoid misunderstanding, it may DE proper 20
say, that this proclamation, far it relates to
State Governments, has reference to States
whereof the State Governments have all the while
been main tanned and for the same reason it may
be proper % further say that whether the
members, to Congress from any State. shall be
admitted to seats, constituionally rests exclusively
with the respective Houses, and not, to any extent
with the Executive and still further, that this
Proclamation is intended to present to the
people of the States wherein the National
authority has been suspended and the loyal State
governments have been supplanted, a mode by
which the national authority over every loyal
State government may be established within said
States, or any of them, and while the mode pre-
scented is the best the Executive can suggest with
his present impression, it must not be understood
that another possible lode would not be accepted
Given under my hand at the city of Washington,
this Sth day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-three and Of the Indep endeuce
OF the United States Of America the eighty-eightb
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President
WIN. II. SEWARD. Secretary of State
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FOR 1864.
WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY g. WEEKLY.

The Publishers of the STATE jour-

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NAL, grateful for the liberal encouragement it
has hitherto received, would respectfully invite
it's readers and friends aid them extending its
circulation and influence.
It is now the oldest and best established paper at
the Capital
Nopaper in the State publishes more early and
complete telegraphic
It's facilities for obtaining State news are supe-
rior to any other paper.
Our correspondence from Wisconsin regiments
lists of casualties in battle, and sick wounded
Wisconsin in hospital, are more full, complete
and reliable than are contained in any other news
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In everything that especially interests the people
of Wisconsin, su CHI the proceedings of the Leg
islature and Supreme Court, the public laws, the
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news, &C., &c, we publish earlier and more COM
plete information than any of contemporaries.
The official paper of the State, all general laws,
proclamations Of the Governor, notices from the
several State Departments, orders of the Adjutant
General, and military advertising required to be
published at the State Capital, will be found in
columns.
We would particularly call attention to the
weekly edition of the STATE JOURNAL, aetieh is the
largest ooeekly newspaper printed IN the State
Printed upon large imperial sheet, in new and
clear type, with liberal space devoted to miscel-
Ianeous reading matter, it will be found especially
well adapted to meet the requirements of family
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The State Journal for the Session.

The STATE JOURNAL for the approaching session
of the Legslatu will be furniEhed to single SUBJ
scribers for any number of weeks they may desire,
at the above rates. Those who wish for full Legis-
latiye reports must subscribe for the Daily or Tri
weekly. The Weekly will contain a carefully pre-
pared editorial synopsis Of Legs alive proceedings,
which will be generally satisfactory to coun-
try readers thar ne full report, since it will enable
us to find room large amount of miscella-
neous reading which otherwise would be crowded
out by Legislative reports.
For the convenience of clubs, offer the fol-
lowing
CLUB RATES FOR THE SESSION.
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Address, ATWOOD q RUBLEh,
Madison, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-17

The consular system of the United States,
under the enactments of the last Congress.
begins to be self-sustaining, and there is
reason to hope that it may become entirely
so, with the increase of trade which will ensue
whenever peace is restored. Our ministers
abroad have been faithful in defending Amer
lean rights, in protecting our commercial in
terests. Our consuls have necessarily had to
encounter increased labors and responsible
tiles growing out Of the war. These they
have for the most part met and discharged
with zeal and efficiency. This just acknowl-
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The persons excepted from the benefits of the
foregoing provisions are all who are or shall have
been civil or diplomatic officers agents of the
socalled Confederate goyernm ent; all who have left
judicial stations under the United States aid the
rebellion; all who shall have been military
naval officers of the rank of Colonel in the army
or lieutenant in the navy all who left seats in the
United States Congress to aid in the rebellion all
who resigned their commissions in the army and
navy OF the United States, and afterwards aided
the rebellion ; and all who have engaged in any
manner in treating oolored persons, white
persons in charge of SUCH otherwise than lawfully
prisoners of war, and which persons may be
found in the United States service soldiers,
men, Or in any other capacity.
do further proclaim, declare and make known,
that whenever, in any Of the States of Arkansas,
Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama,
Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carroll
ma, a number of persons, not less than one-tenth
OF the number of the votes cast in such States at
the Presidential election of the year Of our Lord
I86O,-each having taken the oath aforesaid and
not having since violated it, and being qualified
voter. by the election laws of the State exist
ing Immediately before the so-calIed act of Sc.
cesson, and excluding all others-shau establish
a State Government which shall be Republican
in form and in wise eontravening said oath,
such shall be recognized as the true Government
OF the State and the State shall receive Hereunder
the benefits of the constitutional provision which
declares that the United States shall guarantee to
every State in this Union Republican form Of
Government and shall protect each of them against
invasion, and on application of the Legislature, or
the Executive when the Legislature connot be con-
yened, against domestic violence.
1 do further pro laim, declare and make known,
tt at any provision which may be adopted by such
State Government, in relation to the freed people
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-12-17

The naval force of the United States con-
sists at this time of 5SS vessels, completed and
IN course of completion, and of these rs are
iron-clad armored steamers. The events of
the war 1--WE an increased interest and impor-
lance to the Navy, which will probably ex-
tend beyond the war itself The armored
vessels in our Navy, completed and in service,
or which arc under contract and approaching
completion, are believed to exceed in number
those of any other power, but while these
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-12-11
sofa regiment s. w. Miller, Company I; Cor
rOral J. F. Muller, COMPANY d.

sofa regiment: s. w. Miller, Company I; Cor
foral j. F. Muller, Company ID.
THE members of Company A, Second Min
nesOta have sent to the widow of late CON-
sade, residing in Preston, the sum of sos.
PORK AND WHEAT.-By inquiry we find that
there is some seven thousand bushels Of wheat
IN store in this village, of which Mr. Milo
White has about four thousand bushels The
only shipments of any consequence for the
week has been made by Mr.. George Haven,
VINO has sent some seven hundred bushels to
the river. Mr.. White has taken in during the
week some twelve tons of POrk-he has over
twenty tons on hand.-Chatfeld Democrat.
). b. Stockton, Esq, of the town of Hills.
o'ile III tiliS county, produced on his farm, du-
iLS inc past season, ], POO bushels of very fine
winter wheat 1000 bushels of corn. $50 bushels
Oh Oats, ana % tons of hay. His winter wheat
is Always among the choicest brought to this
market.-IVinonn Repubhcu
Translation persons have any idea of tbe
amount OF money that has been paid out amonD
our farmers and Others for teaminr this season
ror transporting the goods for Hatch, Batta
lion to fembina alone. Burbank IL Co. dishnrs.
ed $50 900. This money is kept in circulation
mere, ana benefits all branches Of trade.-M
C1oud Democrm
A RAILROAD Icy CHHIsTMAs.-We are inform
ed that the contractors on the st. Paul and Pa
cine Railroad have succeeded in EMPLOYING
sul11clent force to put the road through to ADo.
XII by ChrStmaS.-4 nOk0 Star