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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

TIE 18th Ono CAvALRT.-We gave
yesterday, partial list Of the commissioned
oai;srs Of the regiment. We rs-publiEh Il
this morning, with the addition Of tbs nnme'
Of the Lisutensnts
ColoHsg--Rohert W Ratliff
Lieuteudnt- Col nsE-Robert II Bentley.
Mejors-John H herrick, Miles Collier. Erss'
tus q MOoerwell.
AdjutrHt-Franh II Mason.
Quartz liam s Wood
C01Jnltssary-Miltnn W Parsons.
SUrgeoa-Georgs W Brook.
Asslstdnt-Surgeon geons-Abrahsm Il Hunt, Wallace
Z Hughes.
Cdptaias-Frauklin A Dubois. company A;
Samuel D Hawley, company B; William q Hun
ter, company G. Orange Sells company D; John
Johnston, company E. Merville L Saunders,
company = Alexander A Monroe, company g.
Thomas K Parkinson, company h: Charles N
Dagenfeld company I; Ezekiel B Holmes. COM
pa y K; W Gsge, company L; James Hicks,
company ".
First Lisrtsnaats-Dayid Newell, company
Al Jno 6 Rollin, company B. Jacob Snyder, com
pany G. John Armstrong, company D; William
Heddleson, company E; K Z Sardam, company
f; NJ Doug'as, company 6; Il Caldwell,
company u Henry Lohnnirs, company
Obedi4h Jackson, company K; John W Highly,
company l.; Philip Vandyke, company NJ.
Second LieUtendnts-Robert B Smith, company
Al no appointment for company B; Robert J
psny D Archibald b Thompson, company E
Eli N Flssig, company F. James J Thomson,
company g. L Harvey, company Samuel
Hrmmond, company ) William P Leonard,
company K James J Dehgh, company L. A
Beery, company NJ.
Companies A, c, D, 2, G, and I are on
JOhnsOn's Island. Company K is at Camp
Cleveland. The rest of the regiment is at
Camp Chase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

CHRIsTNAs Is CoMING.-Tbe holidays
are close upon Us. Already the children are
agOg with expectation and brimming over
with curiosity in awaiting the advent of the
patron saint Of the holidays. Already the
older folk are looking curiOusIy around fer
suitable and tasteful presents.
Perhaps there can hardly be found better
place to select elegant, useful ard truly ap-
prOpriats holiday presents than bookstore.
So seem to think the thrOng Of buyers who
are daily filing cObb's splendid store. The
attractions there are sufficient, too, to draw
big crowds. The stock Of elegant gift books
for instance, is immense. What dantier gift,
can be selected than for instance than this
beautifuI"artist's edition of IrviDg's Sketch
book-printsd On the crsamiest Of creamy
paper, illustrated profussly with the rarest
Of designs. Here are Keble's Christian Year
and Maesulsy's Lays Of Ancient Rome,
each 10 the glory Of gilt and morocco. Here
lies that rarest Of selections, the 80 Folk
Songs" imprisoned in binding worthy Of the
gems Of thought it contains. If you want
some smaller jewels Of books, pick up these
indesoribabIy rich editions of Bryant's ''FOr-
est Hymn, Shakespeare's " Tempest I" or
that sweet little volume ain the Woods with
Bryant and LongfellOw." Smaller yet than
these, here is TroHbridge's poem "The Vaga-
bonds", from the Atlantic Of last May, and
the exquisite little edition Of the Star
spEngIed Banner" Or if you want some
thing very beautiful and rare, glance at those
fifty dollar books on the oOunter,-PhotO-
graphs from the Dusseldorf and other New
York galleries, with splendid letter press
descriptions and unrivslled bindings.
Here too are sets, in splendid and unique
binding, Of ali our standard authors. Here
are miscellaneous books, school books, all
sorts Of books, in prOfusiOn. Here is most
splendid and complete assortment Of Bibles
and photograph Adams. Oh, you mus. look
in at Ccbb's when you buy Christmas pres
aDts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

A large number Of resolutions, on va
rious subjects, were introduced and re-
ferred.
Fernando Wood introduced resolution
providing for the appointment Of Commits
sioners 10 20 to Richmond with 9 view Of
arranging for the termination Of this
bloody, destructive and inhumsn war and
restoring peace under the constitution,
upon terms Of justice and equality.
Mr.. v ashburRe moved to lay the reso-
luton on the table. Carried-yeas SO,
nays SO.
The Speaker announced the Standing
Committees, the ehsirmeD Of which are as
folIOwsi
Committee on Elections-Dsvis, of
Massachusetts,.
Ways and Means-SteVens, Of Pa.
Claims-Hale, of PennsylVauia.
Cemmeree-Washburn of Illinois.
Public Lands-Julisn, of Indiana.
Post Office and Post Roads-AIiey, Of
Massachusetts.
District Of ColGmbis-LoVejoy, Of III.
Jadioiary-Wilson, Of Iowa.
Revolutionary Clsims-Priee, Of Iowa
Public Denditures-Hurlbut, Of n. 7
Private Land Glsius-ThayeT, Of Pa
Manufactures OF Pc.
Agriculture-Clay, of Kentucky.
Indian Afairs-Windsm, Of Minnesota
Military Afairs-Schenek, Of Ohio.
Naval Affairs-Rice, of Massachusetts
Foreign A6ai-s--H. Winter Davis, Of
Ms-yls land.
rritories-Ashley, os Ohio.
Revolutionary Decentralization, Oi
New York
Invalid Pensions-Whaley, Of West
Virgins.
Roads and Cansls-Arnold, Of Illinois.
PsJeats Jencks, of Rhode Island.
Public Buildings and GrOunds--Rice, Of
/ NJ .ine.
Revised and Unfinished Business-Boyd
Of Missouri
Mileage-RobinsoD Of Illinois.
s-Rollings, Of New Hsmpshire
Expenditures Of State Department
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FROm FORTRESS mONRoE.

FoRTREss MoHRoE, Dec. IA.
General Mcdowell arrived here this
morning from Baltimore, and had lengthy
interview with General Butler.
The Richmond Enquirer contains the
following:
BRIsrOL, Dec. o. General GiltneTs
brigade encountered the advance Of Will
cox's corps, 1000 strong, near MaynaTds-
vile Tennessee, routing them, and esp
turing number Of prisoners. Wileox's
commsnd was composed Of raw troops.
In the Confederate Congress, December
the sth, Mr.. Foote expressed great in
dignstion ct the course Of President Davis
when Pemberton dishonorably surrender
ed Vicksburg to the enemy. The Presi-
dent made him his companion and con-
menjSd him to Braggs army. Wherever
he rode the soldiers were heard to say,
" There goes the traitor who delivered
Vicksburg." The President never visited
the army without doing it an injury
never yet that it was not followed By dis
ssier.
He was instrumental In the Gettysburg
affair He instructed Bragg at MurfFees
boro'. he had opened Georgia to 100, 900 Oi
the enemy's troops, and laid South Caro-
| lima liable TO destruction HC charges Ds
Wis with having almost ruined the country
and declared that be would meet his cham
pion any where to discuss il. he said
u Rould 10 God he would never visit the
army again"
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CHATTANOOGA, Dec. IA.
Colonel Watkins, commanding Ken
lucky brigade returned to-day from cav
airy reconnoisancs as far as Lafayette. He
dashed into lafayette and captured the
rebel signal station, 6 officers AMI 40 pri-
Yates. The balance Of a large force Of reb-
els fed.
The 29ih PennsylTania regiment have
been ordered homo on furlougt, having re-
enlisted as Vetrsn volunteers. A number
Of veteran regiments and batteries are pre-
pared to enlist under the new order.
A rumOr prevails that Longstrset, In his
retreat from Knoxville, lost 4, 900 prisoners
and nearly all his cannon and trains.
General Palmer's resignation, as Com
mander Of the 18th corps, which was &C.
eePted, has been recalled and he Is again
in command.
james Walker, New York artist, has
been commissioned to paint the battle Of
ChRttsnoogs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

MARNE-The Central Line between To-
lsdo and Buffalo has closed business for tie
season of 1868. The propeller EqustOr, the
last of the line to leave Toledo, cleared yes
tsrday for Buffalo, and on her arrival will go
into winter quarters. The propeller Eclipse
arrived at Toledo day or two ago, and is
now being put In winter trim. Ths propeller
Canisseo, of the Erie Line, is now loading for
Dunkirk, and will probably leave tonight OF
tomorrow morning. Whether it is intended
to close up this Line at present. or continue a
few Of the boats in commission until the win
ter blockade is established, We are not in
formed, having heard nothing in regard to
laying up the boats since the announcement
that they would run 50 long as navigation
was praetiesble.
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REBEL SPT CAUeHr.-We learn from the
Tifin Tribune, that Marshal Britain caught
rebel Spy in Crawford county last week
His name is Francis NJ. Henderson, and is q
dessrter from tho United States army. The
Tribune sEys:
4" He acknowledges that he was sent back
into this State as q spy for the rebel army.
When the Marshal was about to arrest him,
be was noticed to barn lot ofpapers, which
if they had captured, would have implicated
somebody of giving aid and comfort to the
rebels in the South. When Morgan was
rslding in Ohio, he Joined his fortunes with
him, and was commissioned Lieutenant for
his trssehsry. He was placed in the hands
Of Captain J. J, Spencer, Provost Marshal Of
this district, and confined to close quarters in
Sandusky City. Much praise and credit is
due Marshal Britain for capturing this willy
seoundrel.
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Or FLOUR AND GRAIN
Receipts at Toledo.
ForeIrn Commerce Of New York.

The follouin Is the comparative statement ofthe
exports to foreign port, usive OF specie, from
the port of New York for the week ending Decsmber
/, and since January /:
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NEW YORK sIAmKER-Dec. ID.

AY TRIEehAPH.s
OuEtOn-%arket lc better but with lezs doing
SsIE- At s!Ns2c for MiddliDg Uplands
FiOur-Market active and shipping grades DC
better.
sales at IS 3Nas4 40 for Extra State; s74Oa755 for
extra round beopad Ohio e7,6O99 80 for trade
brands Closing firm
whisky frmsr with fair demand Sales
at sSos9c.
Whear-Mar<et active end fully lc better.
Sales At sl4nfsl,4 - for Chicago ~prinE: 81 IS tor
old do; LIS 20 for Miwaukee Club a, $50 % for
Amber Milwaukee; sI r559i,57 for winter red West
ern
Corn-MArket verv firm and demaod fair
Sales I.2sel "a for Shipping mixed estern in
store.
Oars-Markst op ned steady and closed heavy.
WO0I-Market quiet and firm.
PetrOleum-Duu
POrk-Market dall and heavy.
Sales at sl7l25kGl7z5 for old mess is,OO1l5,i0 Y
for new do sl2,oOGI2.5O for new primo; sl6r5O9
100 for prime mess.
Beef-Quiet and steady
Racon Sides-Dul and nominally unchanged.
Dressed Hogs Market dull. sales 7'4s71sc Tor
Western.
Iard-'FIlhOut change with good demand Sales
at u4@l214c.
27l0SZc FIR State.
prime.
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FROm NEW FORK

NEW TozK, Dec. IA.
Governor Lstohers Message 70 The rebel
Legislature # Virginia, concludes Is fol-
lows:
"Look st the picture on all sides and it
presents heartful and encouraging fes.
rures; If we are only true TO ourselves, 70
the cause and to the country, We cannot
be overthrow. Is there q man who doubts
the result Of the struggle, II thers be such
one he is traitor at heart who deserves
70 be ansthsmatized or cast cut from
among rs.
No State has been more loyal, more
faithful, more devoted, and none has con.
tributed more literally in means and men;
none has barred their breasts more boldly
or dedantly 70 the storm, and none has
sent her reapers to the harvest Of death
with more Of the self-sacrifcing devotion
than the commonwealth Of Virginia. She
enlisted for the war Of the full eOnsidsra-
ton, and 8 just appreciation Of ell the
consequences which were 10 follow the
separation, and she will be true the end.
She will never sue for peace becsuse she
did net bring on this war; she will
never propose for compromise, for she
struggles only for her rights, for liberty
and independence. She will, as becomes
the mother of States, stand up boldly and
hurl her scorn and defiance In the face Of
her foes until they come to our terms. She
will never consent to a treaty Of peace
which dismembers her own territory, nor
will she consent to q treaty which does
not recognize fully the Southern Confeds-
rsoy. She knows what is due to her own
dignity and character and she knows what
is due to the COnfederaey, and her duty
will be performed with scrupulous fidelity.
Kneeling around the altar Of their country,
her sons will swear allegiance to her and
fidelity to the Confederate Government,
and their prayers will ascend to Heaven
for blessings on Virginia and the Southern
Confederacy."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

TIE LECTURE To- -NIeRr.-F. ". Thomas,
Esq is announced to lecture this evening at
Brainsrd's Hall, before the Cleveland Lii
brsry Association. His subject Is " The
Early Struggles Of Eminent Men,"
It will interest those Of our Hebrew fell
low citizens who attend his lecture, to knO =
that no is the son of E. S. Thomas, formerly
Of Maryland, and author of work entitled
8. "reminiscences Of the Last Sixty Years of
Ny Lift" +" who, when member of the Mary
land Legislature, in q once celebrated and
successful speech advocated the sbOiishment
Of the legal disabilities of the Hebrews,
which had been statutory provision in the
laws Of Maryland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

JACK LELAND's CoNoERT.- Remember
thatit occurs tomorrow night in Brainard's
Hall and that Mrs.. Dsming will sing at it.
We had ths pleasure yesterday Of seeing
tie original subscription paper for Lslane's
bagle, drawn nearly nineteen years ago, In
Iss5. The little document, with Its heavy
ysllovish paper, its blue ink manuscripts and
Ets Hist Of signatures, the owners Of which are
slRost forgotten nov, vas euriOusly sugges-
dive Of the past, sOd Of the many changes
which have swept over our city since that
dOeuno.t was Pennsd. Mr.. Leland has the
psPsr and Wfli alEsys preserve St ss cher.
iIbsd RsRsDtO.
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CONNER RCTAL.
CLEVELGND IARKET.
MoRNING LEApER oFFIOE,
MJHDAY EVEHIEd, December lf, Ise3.

MoRNING LEApER OFFICE, /
M5EDAY EvIHIEes December Il, Is62.
RIour-salss 80 bbls red wheat double extra at
$50; and 20 DO s6,i5.
Vgheat-SsiSs7 olTs rsd on track atI,z5: I,7oO
bushels aao.t at s,26 zoo buh white sao.t at 80;
car do at 81 IS, add car do at sl,s1.
COFn-Flrn. saies 5000 bush from store at s1,lo;
car on track at sI,O9 and 800 bush ears at SSs,
Oats-Remain steady at ne on track.
BnrIey-Dull at s12O.
Ryo-Held At el,I5.
HighwInes-saies 50 bbls at $50.
HoEs-steady at s5,sOg6.sO for Eight and heavy
weights.
POrk-ouist at $500 for mess aud 5000 for
clear.
Butter-sales LOO lbs Western Reserve at &c.
Egss-In good request at 2Og2iO-
PouIrry-Sellinsiat 65s9To fOrchicksns and $50 for
turkeys.
OiIs-Carb5n arm at sc.
snIt-steady at SGD for Fine and s7r25 for
Coarse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

AFERAx on PIrTsBURG STREET.-Three
soldiers from Camp oleVsisnd entered q sa-
loon on Pittsburgh street, kept by BsrthOls-
new Rsmmel, last evening, and commenced
playing cards Becoming quarrelsome over
their game theyLcreated quite disturbance.
Rsmmsl intrfsred, and, by way Of keeping
order in the crowd, cut open the head of one
Of the soldiers, Gsley By name, with q
hstchet, inhicting quite wound. The whole
party were arrested and lodged in tho Sta
ti0n HOuse,-ths soldiers for disturbances
aud RsmmeI for assault.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

VESSELS LAID UP AT rBuFFALo.-ThsB Buff
fslO Express Of Friday morning gave list
Of eight steamers, thirty-fOur prOpslIers,
twenty tugs, thirty-siK bArkI, fourteen brigs,
one hundred and seventeen sshOOners, one
slOOp and four Scows, laid up for the winter
at that port, making q total Of two hundred
and tWenty-fOur against two hundred and
thirty-tWO last year. In addition several
propsllsrs are to arrive, and there are in port
one hundred and forty canal boats OF all
kinds,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

DE. FIsHER-Tbe lecture Of Dr.. Fisher
last night, before the Young Msn's Associa-
ton Of the Euclid street Presbyterian Church,
was attended, In spite of the bad weather, by
Z moderately large audience. The lecture
was 3 finely prepared one. It paid high
but just tribute to General Mitchell and to
the eminent services which thst lamentsd
patriot has given to the country, in peace and
war. DR.. Fisher sustained his high rsputa-
ton as writer and speaker in his last nights
lscture
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FROlI NRW YaRK.

New YOEK, Dec. IA.
W. B. Winston s Co.'S coal oil store, I26
Maiden Lane, was totally burned this aE-
ternoOn. Loss heavy. Two men were in
jured.
The ship W. H. Lindsay, from Havre,
with merchandise and thirty passengers,
went ashore last night on the West Bank
and is bilged and full Of water. Passen-
gers and crew saved.
The Posts Washington special mentions
= rumor that Geaeral SohofieId is ordered
to report az WashinZ Zton.
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NJ ApERRTIsKNKNTs.

GA. BEAD Co., Banken-6Old, Silver and O0J
pons Bought snd Sold, and Money Loaned.
John EIlsler-Acsdemy OF Music.
WP. Foogg Holiday Presents.
A.6 @. RettberE--For the HolidATl
Mott a BaighI- Cents Furnishing Goods.
BuErness Goumittes-TOurth WEfd Meetings.
EI~ood-nin Dg Ball.
I'D. Kendall OO.-HOliday Pressnts
Anes Mins-Holl5Ay eifts
30 IS Prospsel street-Elt Thermal Baths.
Fouud-A Sleeve Button.
Lost-A Five Dollar Note.
Wanted-A Situation
Borse for sa'e-Local Fotioe
Re-. @ @. TOOte and LadT-LocSl Notice.
Card Pictu es-Lo- al Notice
Tags-Papsr oorars-LOoAl Eotior,
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FoR THE LADIEs.-We are finishing
some elegant goods for holiday trade, 10
which We invite the attention Of the public.
t. Wit:
Royal Ermiue Collars and Cuffs, for ladies.
Hadson Bay Sabie " ="
Very beanulul Mink
Alec Pelerinss, CsPes and Circulars, chill
dren's furs in great variety, Deter caps,
Beaver and Seal Mnflss and Gloves for gents,
Al, tic Hoods and Skating Caps for ladies.
We are also receiving new styles and holiday
hats snd caps for gentlemen and children.
S A. FULLER & Co., 2l5 Superior st.
deeI2:I30
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COLONEL WIE1.-C1lonel Wiley, Of the
4lst 0. V. L, Ess wounded in the leg at the
late battle near Chattanooga, and has had his
limb amputatsd since that time. The Colo
nsI was a resident of Wooster, Wayne cOu1-
y, Ohio, and is q brave, fearless and efficient
OfRssr. We hope that his WOund will not
prove mortal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

0rto Soljsr.--Fre-, a DinekTatic stand
Pint.
sT rETRoLrUz '. EAssT,

TThs fo'lozing lines, from the famous pastor
Of the church Of g. Vsllsndigsum" are rich.
The Hancock Jsffsrson!Sl is responsible for
them
5loo-Ko'ed mousteri snou goist eth,
Arm d With thy rihe and sharp piuted bayonet.
Whose peeked end with suthren hlud Is wet,
I hais thee tool and minyun Nv the North
Put on DimokIat them kote and pants,
Put IN his hand q Run with peeked eends
Then loot tife and he 3 a L'nkin feend,
Who thirsts for bind of Dimekratic saints,
Monster uunaiersl, by Nlgeer'sm ha'ot ed,
Thousands and mOar Nv Dlmokrats you've
slane,
Who'll never rally 70 the poles again
To vote, rs onos they did, ticket all unskrStch'
ed
Avauntl your work our party is undoin,
To US your koie Of bloc means just bloc ruin.
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TaE ALARn OF F1sR last night was
esus-d BY the breaking out of the flames in
the house Of DR.. Beach, on superiO; street,
shove the square. Some dresses caught ERE
in an upper room, and the Games Ocnmuni-
Gated to the rest Of the building. The FIRE
department was promptly on hand and the
Ere soon extinguished. Damage slight.
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NJ. MONEY ARKRT-DeO. II.

money-Fair demand at 65fd7 . cent.
Sterling BNchanEe-Market quiet at 1910
l64k for frst-claHs bills
tsOld-lrregular and unsettled Opening At 20,
declining to 4sA, advancing 10 5lH, and closing
heavy al 5G56d50&.
Government ltOrka-marke. st ady.
United States Skies of 1881, o9H
Seven Thirty Treasury Notes
state suockB-Steady.
MfasOurI SIZES
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NY. BANK sTATEaIENT-Dec. IL.
BUFFALO nIARKEr-Deo. II.
CHICAGO pIARKET-Deo. Il

tBY TELEGBAPH.l
FIour-BRrket dull,
Wheat-Firmr and from to lSo higher. Sales
at Sl.l21sa5l,l3.
Coru-Dull. Sales at 9lc.
ttars-Du l.
Hags-EIrm, and from 10 to l5e better. For good
to choice, IS O0B5,UO4 inie ior, S3,sHdsbOO.
Dire ssed HOGB In good request. Most Cf the
sales we're ct 64c Tor lois over 2OJ.
Recelpts-4,zc0 bbIs Hour; - bush wheat I;
s2,OoO bush corn.
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RosS g. Prentiss, T,raVIsluH market Re,
port.

port
The following are the rates charged BY them:
HRms-SRear-cured premium Hams, q h..--....ll5So
Drled 5eet-H m----.. -...l lc
ShOuiderH-Sugsr-cured q ff.....-..-..-..........Ic
Bacon Smoked Sides > So.....-................so
Lard-Prime Leaf, kettie-rsnded in bbls B d.. 2c
Prime leaf kettle rendered in Kegs > b..I2Ae
POrk-No mess D 20
Extra clear 2l00
0E- No extra charge made for packages OF carriage
10 railroad depOts or boats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and sQua to anything IN the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. BOSE PRENTI3S,
Nos. l42, I44 and I46 Outario-st,, Cleveland.
IulyER2s
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HOLIDAY GIFTs.- 0ne Of the largest and
handsomest stocks Of LADIES' FINE FUEs ere
now offered By L. Benedict s Sons. Furs
will be found lower than they are usually
sold. Our readers will do we'll TO call aud
see them. [dee12:IsO
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prove mort

Coon APPoIETXEET.-AdJut General
Hill has been appointed Colonel Of the l2s.h
rsginsat, Of the HO6nan Battalion now on
Toknson's Island, and will leave in short
sne to assume command. The health of the
oolensl has been declining, and it was Eecss-
SaEy for him to relirquish his position for
one which could afford him more exercise.
No better selection for that command could
have been made.
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PROV wA-HNGTON.

WAsaIsGrJE, December Ia.
Accounts from tie Army Of the Potomac
say it was reported in camp that Long
street had succeeded in effeoting juno
ton with Lee, but after due inquiry 1t can
not be traced to any reliable source.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

BENEFIT or Ma. JAMES LEVIs.-The an
nual benefit Of Mr.. James Lewis, the talent
ed comedian, 50 great fsTOrite with our
Cleveland audiences, OesaFS OF Wednesday
evening next. A capital bill Sill hsPreSsnt-
cd and sIl lovers of genuine humOr will sp-
Joy rich treat.
Mr.. James Ward, we'll known as star
comedian, viii appear in conjunction With
Mr.. Lewis, in the afterpiees.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

MAsoHIc.-Atthe Stated Communication
Of Iris Lodge no. 22s, 2. & A. n held on
the svenIngof the l4th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
E. A. Hopkins, W. NJ; George ". Berry,
s.W.; E. B. Chamberlain, J. "; P. Thatch-
Or, Treas D. E. Field, Sec; W. 7. Sellers,
SD; JIM. Thorp, J. D A. Everett, Tyler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

CORRESPONDENTS Of the LEADER must
understand that we cannot introduce such
long articles as are frequently sent for ediEO-
rial confederation. They need not be sur
priSsd if their productions do not come to the
H,ht after leavine g the writer's hands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15
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Clevelsnd, December l, 1853.
Water takers will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
70 be paid this month
By order of the Trustees.
Tdec2.IS1l Gao. ". G1KTT. sec'y: