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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

s1r- Yaukco accounts tell US that Lincoln say
sthe fleet must return to Charleston, General Hun
ar cooperating NTH the land forces.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

ESTIMATE FOR TIE SUPPORT CT THE G"Y
rnSMeSr.-rhe Secretary Of tho Treasar.T
shas submitted to ponSsaEs his estimates cl y
3the appropriations necessary Tor ti'e suPpM'
suf the Government from July lst to Decem
3bcr 3l.t, 1863. and they have been passed by
l,he House. The estimates areas follows:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Notice.
NOTICE.

yNJE WILL take Confederate money in pay
w mcnt for all debts due the Firm o. liam
mond i Lurk, or to either of us individually.
GHARLE5 HAMMOND,
JAS. C. LARK.
Hamburg, April Goth LIN 16
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
he State Of South Carolinsal a .,
II D0I'F TfIFE ~
IN ORDINARY.

IN ORDINARY. .c.- ''f
{ApY W. F. DURISoE, Esquire, Ordinary Of
I'D E'soiield District.
Whereas, Burds,t corley has applied to me
nr Letters of Administration, with the will All
excd, all aud singular the goods and chat
les, rights and creits "f Cynthia Corley late of
he District aforesaid, deed. ~
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
ind singular, the kindred and creditors VI The
aid deceased. to he aud appear before me, &s our
ext Ordinarys Court for the raid Distrfs., b. be-
olden ut Edgcfeld c. II. on the ll,A day of May
ext, to show cause, if any, why sas aait admiuis-
rntion should not DO granted
Given under my band and aaal, this twenty+sv-
nth day OF April in the yeaz of our Lord ous thar
and eight huDared and fixty-th-cs. ant; In the
ighty.scyepth yeaEof the Independence Of the
v. F. DURISoE, o. ED.
April 20 ct II
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate Of james
IA c. Henderson, dcc'd., are requested to make
'ayment by the lst day of 0ctsber. 1ss3, and
hose having demands against said Est 10 are re-
tuested To present them forthwith, as desire to
uake final settlement ON thst day.
L. CORLEY, Admir-.
Oct l, 1862. ly 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06
Notice..

A LII persons indebted to the Estato of John p.
"A Gwaltney, decd, arc requested To make pay
uent ms cnr as possible. Those having clnius
sgoinst the Estate will prosent them, properly
ttoSted, to Dr., A. q. Toague. nv authorized
gent. LUCY GWAbTNEY, Exor.
Dec 8. 1852. ly ~
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cANDIDAlTEs

S<A4N D1-Dx
For Sheriff.
NAT RAINY, sr.
TIL. CLARK,
A.P. WEST, Z.E
JOHN BLAND,
,. ". COOPER,
WILLIAM SPIRES,
HENRY g.. B.GALLA4N. i.
-o--a =. ~ '''l.i''s
= :. For Ia. coilsotor. - !. ~ -
G. NJ. MAY, -, &c. -. ~,
CHARLES CARTER. =, ..----
BERRY HORNE, :. -
VIII. HOLLOWAY -
BENZ. ROPER, rs
STARTLING TURNER,
For Clerk.
s. HARRISON,
JACKSON COVAR.
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NOTICE,

Notice to Creditors,
EDGEFIElD DlsTRicT-iN EQUITY.
! John L, HARRIS, otal, Bhlferpm.itvn,
va Account 6utlle-
sd. A. Addison. tnsnt DC.
aW. @. Harris, Ex'crs 1t si i.
4EpY Virtue Of IN order Of thu Court, Ia thfs
I'D cause, all per.ons hs,4,ins denahdi against
3quircd to present nhd Prove their demands before
Sme or or befofe the 18th day of May rest, Of
I else payment of their demands will be barred.
f. z. w. CARWILE, o.s.s.b.
Mar 0, 1853. Tot 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-05-06

The YANKEES IN TIE WEsT.-The MissiSs
asippian, OF tue 18th, giyes'a most striking
sand, probably, very true account Of the nature
J and objects of the war in the West We re
/ urint it entire =
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Mar 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

70 which every discharged soldier o was DIS
Abledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are ssversIly entitled IN
dsr the law. Also,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CONNIE OIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKET.
MORNING LEADER oTgIol.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOB,
SATURDAY ETEEIEe, December 70, iS8.
ElOur-Market steady and quiet at ESQ 3, ,25 for
good to choice country brands red what donbls sx
ira and t7.OOs7.2 q for whIiedo.
WheHr-N0ry quiet at El,26 for red aud at sl,i5
@f,'o for white. salea choice amber at els on
track.
COru-saIIes cars new shsued at slIo on track
and car old at $3.50.
Oats-Quiet and steady with Gales car at 72a and
at 7sc, both on track.
Bnrley-Dull end nominal at sI,a.
Rye-Hsld firmly at sl.e0
HOss-In sufficiently good demand to make an
s'iive mArke3 at range Of i5;as7,2s for all
weights.
POrk-ouist at sIsOo for mess and t2o.CO for
clear.
POultry-salss turkeys at 9, ~ and lOc.
Benps-Are quie. at sz,25g2,5o.
EgES-Very few arriving. Worth 25o.
LArd-saIes 25 bbls kettle rendered country lard
atI2e.
BuIter-In fair local request and steady at z2a2lc
fors good to choice Western Reserve.
HiEhwInes-Yery firm at sse.
| Cheese-se ling at l39lis for Western Reserve
dairy.
Seed-ClOyer is steady at s5,75. sa'es OF Timothy
at s2.sl.
OiIs-PetrOleum Is firm at Sc Ths market in
/ New York Is quoted as follows
| Petroleum is Inactive and unsettled. Prime bond
ed refined is generally held at f7a4sc, but sales O
loo bbls have been made at 45c, and small lors O
SIHne uaNs Deen SOLO az 329c but no important par
| Gels would command over 3tQ13lc.
Smoked Meats-City sugar cured hams are sell
ii5s at l2'; shoulders at &c and dredIbeefa at IIe
Fruit-Dried apples are in good request at Sc
reeled peaches at 20c. and unpeeled at s9lOo.
sslt-stsady at $50 for Fine and a2,25 foi
| Coarse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
OI.nsINa or MALE

EA8TzRN THsOUaH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York Hartford, and Niuoughby, PainesTille, aans-
Va, hstabuia and Oonneaut, closes At SO A n.
.1srsSS IARoUsHi Tor New YORK only, oiosss g
i1AsrEls THRouGH for Erie, Ruffalo, Albany, Boz
ton, New York and hartford. closes ct s:lo 2. n.
EAsTEAa WAT, tor ~ points between Cleveland ana
WIsrERN THROUGH, fer Toledo, Detroit, Ohloago
and Milwaukee, closes At 10 P. NJ, QesVss 7:sso
WEsTEss TaRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, ChIoaszo,
Dubuque, St Joseph and Cairo closes Ut p p. NJ
WESTERN WAY, for all points between OlsVolland
and Eolodos closes 1t p. n.
bAEDUsEI WAY, for 5andusky and all intsrmediA1e
points, CLOSES at1 80 r. ii. -
UIECugsATI " Az, FOR All points bstsssn OlsFslsnd
snd OiEeinnatis closes at 10 p. n-t QeaYes a. 10
OIE0IsEATl THEousH, for Columbus, Dayton, NV
ark and Cincinnati, cl0ses at 10 p QeaYu1 At 70
CIE0TSElTf fHnousH, Tor Columbu,. CINCINNATI,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, ZanasTiIls and
Wheeling, oiosas at 6:iJ P NJ.
PIfTsBuBGH THgOu0H, fcr Pittsburgh and Wagh-
| ingtOn, cl0ses nt 1870 =. n.
PITTsBUBgH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
Welsyie, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelphta,
Baltimore and " ashfngt0n. CLOSES Al 20 A. n
mAHOsIao Way, for AL Doints betEcen OisFslan1
and kOungstoEns closes at 10 p. NJ slsaFez 81 500
ne1t morning.)
MEDlsA WAY, closes ats AN.
RooEPoaT, a.; closes on 7 lsdays, fhurs4agB ana
BREOEsy1LE, BATH, 10. ol5sss Tuesdays and SAT-
-5HARoE OEETsKs Granger, North RoYllton ko.,
l closes on Tuesdays and saturdays at7 A. n.
I MARREssVILLz, ooaea daily. 1879 A. H.
EAsF OLzyELAND and Euclid closes daily at 2. n
85rMail and Drop letter. are required, By Law to
gTkD City Circulars are required 10 b pre- paid
| with q twO-cent stamp.
<. OOWLEs. pm
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ESCAPE OF sTREKFRR, THE MUIR.
DRRRR OF THE MeCOYS, FROm
PRISON IN MEDINA.
HE CANNOT BE FOUND.
PARTICULARS OF THE ESCAPE.

All ourreaders will remember the revolving
and atrocious murder Of the Mccoy family in
Medina last summer; and the subsequent ar
rest, trial, conviction and sentence of Fred
eriek 2. Streeter as the murderer. He was
sentenced to be hung sn the 26ih Of next
February, and was confined in the county
jaiI to await the execution of the law. On
the night of the 24th he made his escape
from the Jail and has not yet been reoaptured.
The facts in relation to his escape are as
follows. The Jail of Medina County is built
with apartments for the jaiIor's family at
one end, and at the other the cells for pris-
oners, surrounded by a hall some six feet
vide, which is shut of from the jailor's
apartments by two windows. Streetsr was
confined in one Of these cells and was the
only prisoner in jail. By cutting an opening
In the wall of his cell he had, without the
knowledge of the jsilor, obtained access to
the hall of the jail. In the evening of the
oath the door of this hall was left unlocked
by the son of the jailOr, who was building a
FIRE in the hall, and streeter seized his op-
portunity to slip from his cell into the hall,
ann thence out Of the door and up stairs,
without detection. From here he made his
escape, at some time during the nigkt of the
Path. His means for cutting the hole in the
wall are unknown.
That he had been sOme time engaged in
his operations Is evident, from the fact thai
his first attempt to escape was through the
AOor above his cell, the plastering of which
he had carefully cut away, but striking
heavy timbers he abandoned his job and coz
cssled his work by pasting a piece Of white
cotton cloth over the spot, which SO nearly
reasmbIed the wall Of the cell as to preven
his detection. It is also evident that HI
passed through the opening of the wall mor'
than once, from the fact that sheet upon tht
opposite side had been tackled over the hole
The mystery Of the manner in which he be
| esme in possession Of the tools necessary fo
the work is removed, from the fact that Their
is window in the jail so situated in refer
ence to the door of the cell in which tn
prisoner was confined, that any small too
could be passed to him through the CRATE
in his door, from person upon the Outsid
of the jail.
Before taking the leave of the town be lef
under the door of the house of the father o
his wife a note wishing her a merry Christ
mas, asking her to remain true to him, AM
assuring her that they would yet again liY
happy together.
He is thus described by the Sheriff Of Ne
dina County:
/ ''He is about FIVE feet six inches high
light brown hair, grey, or steel mixed eyes
beard on upper lip only, slim and straight
rather long neck, light complexion, weigh
about one hundred and ten pounds foPpisl
manners"
tits to be hoped that all will use their ut
most efforts for the rendition to justice Of e.
foul criminal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
REV YORK n,AEKKE-D.c. 20

ley ThLa2AAfHsa
DotrCu-MarEetI Ic better Sales at gaas1c for
Middling Uplands.
ElOur-Steady
Sales at 8 65s6,75 for Extra Slate; o. 56a77O for
extra round h9Oped Ohio s7,7599 50 Tor trade
brands. Closing quiet.
Whisily-LOwsr.
chance.
sales at sl,A9l,47 for Chicago Spring, with an
inside price for interiors l,i6@I,4s for Milwaukee
Club: si.afnl y for Amber Milwaukee st,521l, IS
for winter red Western.
COru-market a shade firmer and more doing
Sales at sl,2s for shipping mixed Western in
store.
tsets-Markst quiet and firmer Sales at eo294c
for Western also deliverable in Is to 80 days at Sc
Woof-Market frrn.
SueGr-Quiet and steady.
Molasses-Qu and uOminally unchanged
Coflee-Quiet
PetroleHm-Firm. Sales crude at szsei refined
fT8s 53n5f
Pork-Market UNCHANGED.
Sales at sls,l2z9lg,s3 = cr old mess So, ,022 70
for new do.,H,5OGl6,0l fer new prime; Sl7O0el50 %
prime mess.
Beef-Firm.
Cut lleats-Quiet. Sales at 76Sc for shoulders
and lUallc Tor hams.
Bacon Sldea-Market qulst Sales at lnlic Tor
IVES o. short ribbed l2c for city long cut hams.
Dressed HOGS Market shade irmer. sales
sssisc for estern.
= ard-steady. sales at l2sIsc, including choke
at l3E1l4c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

FUNERAL OF JAMES A. SrERLING.-The
body of James A. Sterling arrived on the
afternoon train from Toledo yesterday after
noon. Our readers will remember that he
died in Colorado Territory, about four
months ago. He was buried there, but his
friends desired to lay his body in Cleveland
cemetery, and his brother started for COlOra-
do to bring back his remains. He arrived
lsst night, having been occupied thirty weeks,
in making the return trip. The party was
out in all the storms of the last few days,
and they report the weather as terribly cold,
and facilities for IocomotiOn as very bad
The funeral of Mr.. Sterling will take place
this afternoon at the residence of his brother,
as announced in local notice in another
column. The former members OF the battery
with which he was connected during the
three months service will act as pail bearers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

TROUBLE AT THE THEATER.-A few SOL
dioIs Of tho Twsnty-third Ohio, now at
home on furlOugh, caused a disturbance in
the gallery of the Academy of Music, sstur-
day evening, by loud talking, using prOfane
and obscene language, &c. An officer of our
police force intsrfered to preserve order, and
struggle ensued, in the course of which the
pDlicsmln struck one of the soldiers heavy
blow with his club. This greatly incensed
the party, who were by this time in the
street, and who raised great hubbub and
collected large crowd around them by their
threats and denuneiatiOns. They confined
their demonstrations to words, however, and
nothing serious resulted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
MONDAY MORNING DRC. -, 1858.
TRIVRIIFRJs RRGIsTER,
Nv ADYRRTIsKnIRNTs,


O. A. Read 4 o., BanksrB-qold, Silver and Oou
,o1s Bought and Sold, and Money Leaned.
John EIlaler-Academy Of Musio.
&. Yernon-Agents Wanted.
L. Benedict a 5 ns-Fursst Reduced Prizes.
W. a. Garlick-Mining Ho.ioe.
I.Boss- Mansion Houre for sale.
Thos. Jaeobs-Campbell Minstrels.
J. W Daughaday -Clark's School Visitor.
l. P. sherwood-Bargains TO Close Out.
H. c. Hawkins-1ax Sale Redemption.
H. Hattersley-Skates, &c.
Brayton a stOekEell-Reai Estate for Sale.
n. e, Brewer-Wantedt to Rent.
NJ Burt-wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine.
n. c. Brewer-Farm for sale.
J. =. Keelsr-C -Card-Looc. 4 Ettics.
/. O. o. Focal Notice.
Ladies' of the "a Ward Local Notice.
lessee seeley, sherif-Local Notice.
Ystes-sawed and Split WO O-d-Local Notice.
Men Of the Ninth Ward-Loeal Notice.
o. Cutter & Son-Local Notice
Fairbanks scalss--Local Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

TIE LADY's FRIEED.-We have received
the January number of this Magazine. It
is quite creditsble edition by Mrs. Henry
Peterson. 1t is elegantly printed and is
handsomely illustrated. A very hns engrav-
ing, " Gabriel Wilkes Return" adOrns this
rumber. The reading matter is original and
well suited to the taste Of its readers. We
protest a very unfeminine dislike of fashion
plates. God never made woman on the Fash
ion plate style. Terms, $500. Address,
DsseOn Peterson, Sl9 Walnut street, Phil
adelphia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

TIE Colored Ladies' Auxiliary Soldiers
Aid Society will hold Fair and Supper on
the evenings of December Slst, and January
Ist, 1854, at Ohass's Hall, Lymsn's Block.
Dinner will be served during the day ofJsn-
uarp 1st, from l2 to O'Clock. In the eve
ming there will be speaking, music, &c. Ad-
mittanee 25 cents. dee25:l3l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

CHRISTMAS came and went pleasantly in
our city. The holiday was right merrily
kept and all enjoyed it to the full. The sun
was warm, the sky unclouded. The skating
was good, and many took occasion of it to
selebrats their Christmas on the ice. Our
police found their occupation gone. Not q
single arrest was made by them during the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

TIE READING To-NIaHT.-No lover Of
good composition or good elOcutiOn should
fail to be present at the reading by Mr.. Van
denhoff before the Library Association, at
BrainArd's Hall tonight. We have already
advertsd to his announced programme,
which comprises many of the gems of OUr
language. Mr.. Yandenhoff is finished lite
rateur and most successful elOcutionist, and
an evening with him and the poets could not
but be most interesting and valuable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

TENTH WARD NoTIoE.-There will be a
meeting held at the Kentucky Street School
House evory Monday, Wednesday, and Sat
urdRy nights, for the purpose of taking the
best means Of clearing our Ward from the
draft. As there are but & few days left let
every one be on hand. Now or never.
dee24:Itz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

THEATEA.-In spite of the bad weather
Of Saturday night good house was in at
tendance to hear "IrsIand as it Was" The
piece was success. Miss Daily and Mr..
Ward were both very &C ozical. Mr.. Jefreys,
IS Slang, made quite a hit. lie displays
powers which in young actor, are a sure
gusrdon Of success.
The afterpiece was most laughable affair.
Il is long since We have seen all the parts of
a piece SO well sustained as in this. Miss
Daily was excellent, and Wards "CIOd, p
though cut of his usual line, was perfect in
its way. AS to Mr.. Ellsler, every one that
Knows him, knows that he does well all that
undertakes.
Tonight "COlleen Bawn," which has been
for soms time in preparation, will be per-
formed. It will be presented with many new
attractions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

MAJOR THAYERs FAHN.-Msjor Thsyer,
of the Tenth Cavalry, whese death we were
called upon to chronicle a day or two since,
had but recently bought six hundred acres of
land near WilIOughby and paid $4,000 for
it. He did not live to enjoy his purchase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

IMPORTANT CHANdE.-Mr. N. E. Lewis,
late of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, has recently pur-
chased tho Photographs Rooms lately Oeeu-
pied by A. Bisbee, Esq, No. 2ll Superior
street. Said rooms are being thoroughly re-
fitted and will, in few days, be open for the
reception Of visitors. dec25:11
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
BUsIEKss TOEIORs.
d. w. GAGE,
licensed war Claim agent.

LICENSED War Claim Agent.
Collects BOunties. Pensions Back Pay, Prize Money
y" and other War Olzims.
q Olaims in the Departments at Washington.
nE-All persons having Claims should apply in Per.
son, or BY letter, at snce, and they Will receive
prompt attention.
ID. W. GAGE,
oo4I%Rzs l6s SuperiOr-St., Cleveland, o.
- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
EleetTopathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
ala Rheumatism serOfula, Neuralgia and sll
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chrome Diseases Reference
gwen 10 many formidable cases cured in this city
AMER other physicians had failed. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column. Ofice No. 1ls, Seneca
street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
LEGAL.

HENRY GRAHAM is notified that
Christian Graham, on the 22d day Of De-
cember, 1868, fled her petition against him in the
Court Of Common Pleas in the county Of Cuya-
hoga and State OF Ohio, which charges that she
is 8 bona fde resident of said county and has
been a resident of said State for more than a
year last past; that in February, 1851, she and
the defendant were married, and that he has
been Willfully absent from her for more than
three yeurs last past and asks that she may be
divorced from the defendant, for the custody and
care Of Emma Graham, their only child, and for
all proper relief which petition will be for hear
ing at the next term Of said Court
CHRISTIAN GRAHAM,
By s. b. PRENTIss & BALDWIN,
December, 1861 dec23l36 Her Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
DHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. a
u EsW York prices.

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AdARTHs Oh VIsITB" OF CELEBRArm
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

REIURSED.-Dr. s. A. Strong arrived in
town on Saturday evening from before
Charleston, via New York. He has been Wis
iting his old friend and fsllOw-schOOlmate,
General Gilmore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

LADIES OF THE SECOND WARD.-A meet
ing for the purpose of recognizing the
" Second Ward Relief Society,"" and adopt
ing means for the relief of the suffering fam
lilies of volunteers in the Ward, will be held
at two o'clock. Monday afternoon, in the
Parlors of st. PauPs Chapel.
A full attendance is urgently requested,
and all invited to cooperate in the work.
dez2S:lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

ARRIYAL OF REoRUITs.-A train on the
Lake Shore road arrived at the Union depot
yesterday afternoon, bringing four hundred
and sixty recruits, on their way to the front.
They were enlisted in and around Concord,
New Hampshire, and were on their way to
join the regiments for which they had been
recruited, viz: the 9th, 9th and Ilth New
Hampshire, who were part of Burnside's old
corps and are stationed at different points in
Kentucky. They are in charge of the vari-
GUS recruiting officers for those respective
regiments, with Captain h. o. Dudley of the
l1th New Hampshire in chief command. A
guard of fifty detailed soldiers, mainly from
the Invalid Corps, accompanies them to Gin
cinnsti,
They left Concord Friday morning, and,
arriving here at about four yesterday after
noon, passed on over the Columbus road.
Our authorities were notified yesterday Of
their intended arrival, and coffee was ready
for them and a train of eleven cars stood Oh
the Columbus track to receive them. They
were soon transferred from one train to
another in squads and in half an hour were
of.
Though occasionally one can SEQ an hon
est Yankee face among them, they are main
ly fOreigne1s,-a wild, rough, hard-lOOking
sst, with, however, the possibilities fer
much sOldiership in them. They belong to
the class of soldiers who " volunteer to get
the bounty" and are of course, quite disposed
to make their escape, now they have pocket
ed their gresn-bscks. Despite the vigalence
Of their guard several of them have succeed
g in doing SO.
We learn that four hundred more are ex-
p,ctsd to-day from the West.
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HUDSON BAY SABLE, Royal Ermine,
American Sable, and every variety of Ladies
Furs on hand for Christmas, st extremely
low prices, to close out our stock.
dec23 E. STAIR & Co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The funeral Of James A. Sterling will
take place at the residence Of his brother,
John NJ. Sizzling, Jr., No. l2S st. Clair st.,
at 21S o'clock this sftrTnoon. Friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-28

POLICE CoURT.-This court adjourned
over on Friday, in honor Of "the day we
celebrate" The docket for this morning is
brief, consisting only of unimpOrtant esses.
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AND ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RARFKD-UN UNOURRHHF BANK Bills.
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