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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
ARMY NEWS.

NV TOEx, Dec. 90
The Herald's Fort Monroe letter reports The
escape, from Libby Prison and arrival in our
lines, Of Captain T. N Anderson, Of the 2lst In
diana, and Lieutenant J. F. Skeltol, Of the nth
Iowa. Tka first was captured on the Sd Of Nay
last, near Rome, Georgia, with Colonel StraiRhta
command, on his famous raid through Alabama.
The latter was taken at Jackson, Mississippi.
A Special to the Herald from Culpepper Court
House, Virginia, dated the 18th, says:
Almost simultaneously with the recent raid by
Colonel Jones through our lines near Fairfax an
attack was made on the picket line Of the First
Cavalry Division in front OF this place, One Of
our pckets was gobbled up and thus their raid
ended.
The recent rains have made the roads almost
impassable, especially for artillery.
The citizens Of this place tell as that We are
soon to evacuate tier town, but no signs Of such
q movement are apparent.
Credible witnesses, just from Richmond, statS
that the Union prisoners there are better fed
than their own people, and better than thoy
the citizens Of the Confsderaey must Be kept
from our knowledge
Fresh beef is now four dollars per pound. and
fresh bread Is three dollars hnd a-haf per Loaf
such as formerly cost i've cents The conse-
quence is that thousands must starTe or 20 into
the army and divide their rations with their
families.
Il has been determined by the rebels to con-
script every male between the ages Of fifteen
and fly hFe, inclusive, for one last desperate
decisive effort in favor Of the Confederacy. Tbs
attempt will probably be made on Warrington
other points in the North during this conscrip-
ton. Both Hegroes and WE1pes are 70 be inclu-
ded, snd they are 70 be thrown into the same
ranks together Unfortunately. With this in
mense mongrel army, JEFF Davis means to as
sail Washington, Pennsylvania or Ohio, perhaPa
all three, commanding in person. He will en-
desvor TO stimulate the passions Of these hordos
by the most eXtravagant stories Of fznoied
wrongs suffered at our hands by the Southern
people, and most fabulous promises Of plunder
70 be obtained through the victories which shall
bs gained in Northern towns and cities.
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COMMERCIAL,
CLkSELANU mARKKF.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TURnAY EVENING, December l9, 1853.

mORNING LEADER OEElOEs
kATURnAY EVENING, December l9, l669.
FlOur-Market steady with moderate local de-
mand at ssCO9s, rs for red wheat double extra and
s7,oOs7,25 for white do.
Rye FlOur-Is hold at $500.
Whent-In very light milling demand w1th sales
at 81 rs for red on track and 27 from store, and at
sl,42gl,45 for white as per quality.
Corn-Held at sI,eOgl,25. The sdpply is light
with very trifing receipts and holders firm New
is arriving in limited quantities.
Oats-steady at 7sO on track. Thsre are no sales
rep9rted.
Rye-Held at $40.
HIghwines-Firm at Sc. The supply is light
and the sales for several days past have been mostly
to arrive
Clover Seed-Held at s5, 70 without sales.
Bogs-Have advanced and in a small way sales
were made at rs for choice heavy. Packers are
unwilling to pay such fl lures and are Offering
are paid by parties who are packing on small scale
and by the retail trade.
POrk-steady ct $500 for mess and s2O,OO for
clear.
Butter-steady with a fair home dems ID at p
for good Western Reserve and 2lc for choice do in
small packages.
Cheese-FiIm at I39l4o.
EgEs-very scarce aud in requs>t at 22c.
Dried Fruit-Apples are steady at &c peeled
peaches at lee and unpeeled at &c.
saIr-steady at s2,2O for Fine and s2,25 for
Coarse.
Carbon OII-steady 5Sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
FROn CHARLFsTON.

INV YORK, Dec. l9.
The Tnbuneis Folly Island correspondent
Of December 155h, says:
That yesterday morning while the tide was
reOeding one oi the pRTates OF the I'd Rhode
Island Battery, Discovered from FaEt Putnam,
on the besch, what he thought might be brass
field piece. he asked and obtained permission
to 90 and see. He armed himself with a spade
and few minutes revealed a beautiful brass
12-pounder. Twelve men we're Immediately de-
tached to carry it into the fort, which was sue
csssfulIy done under brisk FIRE from Moutrie.
As soon as it was in the fort It was mounted IN q
good position and ready at a moment to be used
against its old friends. The spade in the course
Of the day brought to the surface Eve hundred
rounds Of solid shot, that just suited the calibre
Of the piece. It is thought the rebels, before
evacuatlng Gregg, buried quantity Of ammuni-
tOr Of all sorts, but few days will decide the
matter.
The storm and high tide have had the effect Of
washing away some ofAdmirsl hlgren's great
est enemies.
Morris Island for mile. is lined on the beach
with immense logs forty feet long and eighteen
inches thick. fastened tpgether BY veyy strong
bands Of iron.
No traces can be discovered OF where lorpe-
does have been fastened Now. if ever, is the
time for the Admiral to make the attempt 70 go
into Charleston.
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MORE ABBOTT THE CHEs4PEAKE.

HALIFAX Dec Up. n
At 10 o'clock this evening the steamer Chesa-
peske and the prisoners on board were delivered
over to the Government.
Upon the arrival Of the boat at the Queens
Wharf the excitement became intense. The
prisoners were seized by a boats crew in the
slip and hurried on by the crowd in attendance,
and upon the government o f6cers moving to ar
rest the prisoners under q warrant, they were
seized and held by prominent citizens aud rem
dered pOwerless to perform their duties The
crowd finally succeeded in getting the pirates of
in small boats, which forthwith moved down
the bay.
The affair causes the greatest excitement
throughout the city.
What course the authorities viii pursue in the
matter it is impossible 70 say. The pirates are
now all at Liberty and are scattered throughout
the province.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
NV YORK. n1ARKFF-p.c. 1e,

lBT FKLEG7kFH.l
COttOH-Msrket dull and lower Sales at sic for
Mddling Uplands,
FIour--MArket opened quiet aud steady and
closed better.
SALES at ,65 for Extra stats 81 s0a7sO for
extra round hSoped Ohio S7,doa9 50 for trade
brands Closing firm.
WhislEy-very firm. Sales at 9p992, for State
and Western.
Wheat-Les5 doing.
Sales at sl,i7@i,5O Tor Chicago Spring, with an
inside price for inferior; i470I,5I for Milwaukee
Club s5GGl ,52k for Amber Milwaukee, 9, ,549l, 90
for winter red Western.
Rye-Mark@t more active and lower. sses at
81 ,2JnI, ,335S.
Corn-Msrket opened unsettled and closed dull
and lower.
Sales at sI29al, 20 for Shipping mixed Western in
store, closing at Sl.30-
nats Market shade frmer. Sales at sl9g2o for
Western.
WOOI-Market firm.
COfIee-Quiet-
EuRar-Smal sales New Orlaans
Mclasses Quiet and nOminaily unchanged.
PetrOleum-Dull Sales crude at 291e12Oc do
for January buyers option, at Sic.
POrk-Market more active and ftTmer.
Sales at $3.50 for old mess SlS,5OHl90O for new
do chiefly at the latter price 1925 for new prime
sE1GO@ls,O prime mess; also so bbls new mess
for February at tz5,01.
Beef-Steady.
Bacon Sides-More active. Eales at IOalO5fc
for City umberland cut; nI402c for City long cus
hams 9Ac for Western short ribbed deliverable in
JAM ary 94o do Cumberland tut for January and
February.
Dressed Hogs Market a shad3 frmer. sales
TAEDTS4c for estern.
LRrd-Steady. Sales at IIJ4@sI255c.
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FROM CAIRO.

NAihor Dec. u.
The steamer Belle MssIphis arrived this morn
ing under guard. She was seized AZ Memphis by
the military authorities, charged with lSnding
passengers other than military.
Post who was afterwards captured, with car
pet sacks filed with percussion caps for rebels.
Persons in Memphis who furnished them to the
rebels, were also arrested Gnd their stock taken
possession Of
an attack on that place Is no longer entertained.
The rebel General MeCrsa who has been rang
ing between the Arkansas White Rivers, was at
tackled some time since at JacksonpOrt by Colo
mel Black Of the 23d Missouri. The enemy re-
nulsed Black and captured three pieces Of artil-
lery.
General Carr has assumed the command Of the
I'd division Of the Army OF Arkansas.
Four hundred and forty-six bales OF cotton
was sold ct Memphis on the 10th. Prices un-
CHANGED, Recoipts eighty.seven bales.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

ELwooD's NEW DINING SALooN.-Down-
town business men have long felt the need
of conveniently located Dining Saloon, at
which they can order dinner when they are
prevented from returning home to dine. Such
has been recently provided in ElwOOd's new
and excellent dining saloon at 100 and 1O2
Bank street. A splendid dinner is spread
there between the hours of twelve and three
each day. The bill of fare is a very full and
excellent one, and the dinner Is served in
the best style. ElWOOd has already a large
number Of boardsrs. Give him e call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
LnUIsYILLE NEWs,

LOUISVILLE DEC 2.
As seven men, this afternoon, we're rowing =
barge-scoW containing a locomotive for the
Frankfort Railroad Company, from Jefferson
vile to the River Railroad Depot in Louisville,
the current carried them down over the falls,
upgetting the boat thereon, sinking the Locmo-
tive and drowning three men, the remaining four
were rescued by Captain Pink VaTbls 6ho was
plotting the steamer Celeste, and who, with
great daring, rounded his boat upon the falls
It has been very cold FOR the past two days,
the thermometer indicating 90 above zsro this
morning, and this evening 22o above.
The river is rapidly rising, with plenty Of wa
ter on the falls for the largest boat.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NV ApyERTIsKmENTs.

O. A. Bead q Co., Bsnke-s-eold, Silver and OcE
ponE Bought and Sold, aad Money Leaned.
John EIsier-Aeadsmy Of Music.
Madame Zadoc P .rter-Curative Balsam.
I. L Baldwin a Co-Fos the Holidays.
B.F Pcix0tto-SeTenth Lecture.
o. Cutter S0n-HOusehold Furnit1re-Auction.
O. BuFgles & o-Emp'oynent-AgentsW Wanted.
Wanted-A Situation.
". l.. ssearns- -shsrpshooters-LccAl Notice.
Donation Eisit-Lschl Ho,ice.
Bankrupt ssIe-LOcaI Notice.
LcGt-Locsl Notice.
Fifth WaId-Locsl Notice.
Fourth Ward-L0csl Notice.
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IRON TEXAS.

BosTcE, Dtc. l9.
The special correspondent Of the Travel er
writing from New Orleans under date Of the 10Th
inst, says General Washburne holds the coast
Of Texas from the Rio Grande to within one
hundred miles OF Galveston.
Another division Of the 18th corps starts for
the Texas Coast to- day, and the expectation is
that Galveston is the next place to be put down
in the history OF the war as having been reduced
by the Federsts-
General Franklin IS still at New IBERIA, with
about four divisions.
General W,itEell goes north to join General
Buffers command in 4 few days. 1t Is lot known
who takes his place
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
FROM FORT lIONROE.
FoRT M0sROE, December ls.

FORT MOSR0l, Decenbe Is.
train Of cars, under Gag OF truce, left Nor
folk. for Suffolk yesterday, with fourteen women
and7SeVen children, 20 remain South during the
war.
Major General Butler has issued an order for
the enrolment Of all able-bodied male citizens,
(eolored and White,) between the ages Of eigh
teen and forty-hve, in this department, snd to
be completed by January lat.
The magazine explosion in Yorktown destroy
ed nearly all the buildings in the town.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

"DEATH AND LIFE ARE ~ THE POWER OF
THE TONGUE such is the language Of the
Scriptures. Upon this fruitful theme the Rev.
DR.. Sheppard of New York lectures before
the Library Association next Tuesday eve
ming, the 22d inst. Those who listened to
DR.. Sheppard last summer, at Rev. S. W.
Adams church, will not fail to turn out to
hear the eloquent speaker on the occasion
above referred to, nor forget to urge their
friends to do so. The impression he then
made was too deep and lasting to be forgot
ten soon. The Cincinnati Times thus
speaks Of thu lecture:
A LIVE LEoTURE.-Mr. Sheppard's Lecture
was very brilliant and sensible production.
The theme was treated in perfectly original
manner; Illustrations we're drawn from q
wide range of topics, while q sterling sense
perVaded every sentence. The intense in
tsrest with which the lecture was listened to
for ever an hour, was in the highest degree
complimentary to the speaker and his sub
jset. As q lecturer Mr.. s. is pleasing in de-
livery, eloquent in language, and gives an
emphasis 70 his ideas that leaves them indel
IDLY impressed upon the mind,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
FROM SAN FRANCIsCO.

6Aa FAAAUIsLOlf Utl- II.
The following dispatch was received from Los
Angeles to-day
Charles Watkins, was indicted for murder by
the Special Grand Jury yestsUaay. This morn
ing he was brought into court for trial, and plead
guilty, then the vigilance committee entered the
court room IN large numbers, and took the prs
oner from the hands Of the sheriff and hung the
wretch.
Watkins was an Englishulan and a Mormon
His parents reside in Salt Lake City. He was
known to have killed three men in this State,
and confessed 20 six other murders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

CoNE IN OUT OF THE DRATT.-Solon and
Ohagrin Falls townships, in this County /;
Black River, in LOrsin and YsrmIIliOn, in
Erie, have raised their quotas.
Meantime the work is being pushed for
ward in the city with activity and energy.
Ths success with which the efforts Of our pa
triotio citizens are rewarded is encouraging,
and hopes are expressed that the quota of
the city may be raised By volunteering.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

GEEERAL BUREsIDE-We are informed
that General Burnside passed through this
city on Saturday morning, On his way east
ward. Ho left on the morning train on the
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad, occupy
ing Mr.. Kennsrd's private car.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

LADIES, you who are suffering from anx'
isty of mind; on account Of your hair falling
out, should apply Immediately to SI2 sups-
Nor street, Room No. II. We guarantee you
perfect satisfaction, if the hair continues fall
ing of for three weeks your money will be
returned to you. Hours from 8 to 5 o'clock
Pm. Fee, 81. deels;lS0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

Tar BoARD OF EXEMPTION concluded
their labors Saturday evening. The ofice Of
the Provost Marshal has been thrOnged the
whole week by huadreds of anxious sppli-
eants. Not ore tenth Of those who spilled
we're examined for want Of time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

PROPOSED REDUCTION OF BoUETY.-A
bill is now pending in the United States
Senate which will, if possible, be urged
through both Houses Of Congress before the
holidays, proposing to reduce the bounty Of
$4Oo now paid to veteran volunteers, to $780,
and the $500 now paid to new recruits to $40.
Those contemplating Volunteering will see
that it may be for their interest to do so st
very sarly day. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

FoR MAEEANzAs.-The Hon. A. G.. Rid
die has completed his preparations for de-
parture to his new field Of duty, and will
take leave Of Cleveland to-day. BE starts
for Washington this morning, and will
leave this country for MstanEas in about ten
days.
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R.Y. MONEY MARKRr-Dso. 10.
icy FuEaRLPH.l


mGney-Harket active and steady ct 2 cent.
steSlinE Exchange-market withouE change,
Sa esaf96Sr
Gold EVpened at 6ls, sdvsneed to sSsand closed
dull at %.
Total exports specis to-day, s9I9,s2s'
Governments StOcks-mArke: firm with mod
crate demand
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

GoETTLER's.-Goettler' shaving-saloon,
under the Angler, il the place for good shave
or bath. GOstlsr is an artist in I" barbsring,"
and any who visits him may expect gentle
manly and skilful treatment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

SLKIGHING. The Snow Of Saturday
night gave US paSsable sleighing yesterday,
and the merry jingle Of the slsigh-beIIs was
heard quite frequently. Winter seems to
have come In good earnest now.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

DHHznFRX-Dr. B. T. Robinson, Office
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, IN ths best man
nsr and at q low price. dse3RiT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

CITIZENS OF THE FOURTH WARD, RALLY
Twice AGAIN There will be q meeting 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.
Clark's Brass Band will be in attendance. A
full attendance of all who are enrolled, either
in the first or second class, is particularly de-
sized. By order Of Business Committee.
annan.I n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

HOLIDAY GIFTs.-0ne Of the largest and
handsomest stocks Of LADIES FINE FURs are
now offered by L, Benedict Il Sons. Furs
will be found lower than they are usually
sold. Our readers will do well to call and
see them, rdeeI2:I3O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

DoHATIoN.-The friends of Rev. Mr..
Crooks will make him s donation visit next
Wednesday evening at the Wesleyan Church,
corner Of Ohio and BroEnell streets
Friends ale cordially invited. dsc2:lso
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

TIE TRANSPORTATION OF SCRANTON
FLATs.-It requires no very special exercise
Of memory in the minds Of our citizens to
recall the time when Scranton Flats stretched
out Southwark of the river, a level, grassy
oow-pasturs. An oak opening in Minnesota,
surrounded by the primeval forest, could
hardly have been more rural, quiet and re-
tired. But a change has come. Business
has taken the fats for her own and trans
formed them into q bustling and thrifty
manufacturing locality.
From our window they seem already
crowded with busy life. Farthesf away, on
the bank Of the river and under the shadow
Of the Heights, is sholls' Pork and Beef
Packing House. West of It is the Passsn-
ger Depot Of the A. & G. ". R. R., with a
network of railroad tracks alongside. A
new plank road, which thirty-tTo men are
engaged in completing, connects the depot
with Seneca Street. The rscsntly built,
dock-yards of Peck and Masters, and QuayIe
and Martin, are nearer by, and the skeIs-
tons Of vast sea- monsters that are to be lire
the rivers bsnk. In one part of the fats
clouds Of black smoke are witness of the
presence Of the Iron and Nail Companies
works. Coal Oil Rehneries, the Scale Works
Of Kssler, and one Of the principal Hay
Scales and Hay Depots Of the West, together
with an extensive Lumber Yard, are also
among the new places of business on scran-
ton Flats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

LosT-sundsy the Goth, on Euclid street,
between the first Baptist Church and the Pub
lie Square, roll of Bank Bills. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving it at the
store Of Seaman 4 Smith, ia Superior St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

SEWING MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler & Wilson and Grover 4 Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, for sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. nov25tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

STARP SHooTERs.-Twenty men wanted
for Captain Barber's company Of Sharp
Shooters. The highest bounties will be paid.
Apply to LIEUT. ". L. STEARNS,
Recruiting Officer,
l24 Superior street,
dec2I:130 Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. o.
The order that three-fourths Of the aggregate
OF veteran regiments must re-enlist IN order 70
get furloughs, almost stops enlistments- In
many cases more than one-fourth being Ia hos
pitals, or prisoners, and the men Want to gSs
home before the holidays.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

sAS Francisco, Dae. 20.
The steamers st. Louis and Moses Taylor have
arrived from Panama They report the arnvsl
at Acapulco OF the ships J. G. southlied and Pis-
catqus from Philadelphia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

SrAEw1x HALL, 311 Sr. CLAIR sT.-The
undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and acquaintsaess that he has taken the
above house, which he opened on Saturday
evening, Dec. 18Th. The bar will be sup
piled with the choicest wines, liquors, and
cigars. The proprietor will do everything
in his power to promote comfort.
N. B.-Fres LuEeh from 8 o'clock to 10
o'clock Pm Tdec17:I30
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

MARSHAL FRAzEE returned from Day ton
Saturday evening, without the men whom he
went to hnd, they having proved not to be the
supposed criminals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN or RosEs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FOB THE
To0THAcHE. For sale by Druggists. oct5
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Notice TO VVarsr-taksrs-
WArER WORKS OFFICE,

Cleveland, December !, 1868.
Water-takers will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
20 be paid this month.
By order of the Trustees.
Tdee2:IS1l GEO. W. GTRFY, Sec'y:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

LADIES, you will find all the Choice Col
ors Of Velvsts; also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, at Mrs. ShHE's Rooms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

PERsoNAL.-S. N. Pike, the well-known
proprietor Of Pixies Opera House, is in town
and stopping at the Angler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

FIFTH WARD NeTICE.-At a committee
meeting, held at SohRfer's Hall, the follow
ing named gentlemen were appointed COM
mittse to receive the names Of paEsons that
should be added to the Fifth Ward enroll
mentlist: William Bsckenbseh, L. Brennan,
and Jos. Sturgess. Those reporting names
should state the age, occupation, place of res
idsnce, and report within i've days.
By order of the Committee on EnroIlment.
declQ.130
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

COLLARS AND SHIETs.-Go to Tsge's for
your Paper Collars or a good fitting Shirt.
decI8:l30
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21
LOCAL EOTIOxs.

FIsE SKATING.-Now that we shall have
plenty Of good skating, we advise all to 60
to the Great Bankrupt Sale, 10S Seperior St.,
near Water St., and secure q pair of the
bon ton Balmorsls. 1t is the prettiest thing
in the way of skating boots We have ever
seen, and just the thing for Z Christmas pres
ent. AlsO a fine assortment of Ladies,
Gents and Childreh's Boots and Shoes
These goods must be sold, and all that
shall want anything in this line for year
to come, we advise to {" go in" for such
chance for bargains may not occur again for
years. dec21:IS0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-21

CARD Pictures made for 81 per dozen at
Parker's New Gallery, No. 9 Public Square,
over DeWitt's Cloak Store. deo15 l30