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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23
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ARRIVAL OF MAIIss At DEFOTi
Eastern Throagh arrives At 7;so A. A.r 2l5 P. NJ,
and 9:25 P. n.
Essiern way srrivas at 1O.2o A. n.
western Through arrives at 9:29 4. Il, SO P. II
do Way arrives at 2-55 P. NJ.
Bandurky Way arriye5 OF 9.lb A. ID.
Oin-nnEH Through arrives at $3.50 A, H. SOp 2. d,
10 Way arrives ct $50 2. II.
PitfiSurgA Through arrives at s:55 A. Z.
Way arrives at 1910 P. n.
Mihouins Way arrives at lo:z6 A. Ne
a.aadviIle arrives at l0.25 A. A..
nodna Way arrives ct 200 P. H.
Roskport, &C., arrives Tuosdaysl Thursday ana
Saturdays ct II II.
zTerrsnsViils arrives daily at Job A. n.
LAST ClsEeiand and Euolid arrives daily a. r.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EkBFERs THzoUaE for Eric, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Psinesvilie, GeaeYaS Afhtabu.
Il md Counnsnt, closes at $50 A. N.
EAsTEaE Tzr9geH, for Ess York o2lys closes 81
EssTTzz THnoUsB, foT Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New EoEk and Hartford, closoE 81 500
EasrEEs WAY, for all points between Cleveland
nnd Erie, closes % ESQ P n.
sEnsTEns THROUGH, for Toledo, Detrsit, Ohiosgo;
sn5 Milwaukee closes At 7;lo A. NJ Qosves $40
Wr5TssE Tanoueu, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, St. Joseph and Cairo closes at 800 P. n.
v SsTERE Way, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, olosaa ct 1:45 P. ii.
SAFDUsKY WAY, for SanduEky AID al inteTme-
0iate points, closes ct $50 p. M.
CgECIHHATI WAY, Tor al points betNeon OisVelAnc
and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 7.05 A. II.
CTECrsELTI THOUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Esgark and Oincinlati, closes ct 7:05 A. II.
OLsurEHATEI T6EcUaH, for Columbus, GinoinnAti,
To1igvflie ST. Louis, indianapolis, ZaneSEiTe, and
Whsaling, olosss st 9:ooP II.
Pr--gsunaH THRoUaH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
inztca, elosss st 12-50 P. u.
PITTsBUEGH WAY, for ~ points between OlsTe'
and Welisyille, snd Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
adsinhta, Baltimore ard Washington, closes st 7;0l
A, "a.
EsHoErzs WAY, for al points between Cleveland
Rn5 Youngstown, ciOssz ct 2:45 P "a.
Nashville, closes at 9s50 A. n.
MEDINA WAY, closes at $50 A. H
rzRp1EFoET, &C., clOse1 on TuesdSyH, Tnurzdayl
GE1 Saturdays, at Is n.
WaRzEEsTIILE, closes daily, 1o.90 A. n.
EssT OLEVEIAED and Euoiid, clo7ss daily, st
P.H.
HAn and Drop letters srs required BY law 10 b
prepaid.
al CITY OIrcuIars are rsquiIeata be prepaid With
q HEo-csnt staBp.
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The weather is cold and stormy, and outdoor
transactions srs restricted. At the Board this
afternoon there was very little done, the receipts
Of Wheat being light, and the demand entirely
from the local trade.
There Is no improvement in the receipts Of
Dressed Hogs, and the market IS firm at l411sl5e
for light and heavy.
Highwines took large upward turn this after
noon, the nominal advance being fully ten cents.
Freights-The following srs tho rates now
asked: ALL RAnc-TO NsWYOrk, Flour 81 rs Wool
81 II; Dressed Hogs 81 %. To Boston, Flour 81 s5
Wool 50 81; Dressed Hogs 81 IS.
FIOur-Firm aad unchanged OF 50 50SlO so
for COED to choice brands Xxx red; SO 5o9Il 25
for do Xxx Whito.
Wheat-Dull but firm. The oaIy sale reported
to. day was cars Ne. 2 rad ON store at 81 OF.
COrn-Demand light. Nominal ct 81 40 for
old shelled from store.
Oats-steasy and qriet at Sc from stare.
Rye-No sales.
BarIey-Dul and nominal.
Dressea HOgs-Reeeipts light, and msrkst
firm at 1411S915c for packers lots.
POrlz-Msrket firm. Sale 10 bbls No. I Mes
at $40 90.
Lard-In good request and firm. Sale 2, ,5o'
bbis city rendered IN tisrcss at 24c.-
Dried Beef Demand COED. Sale 2ooO D.
stl6c.
Butter-Fair home trade at unchanged rates
, 1876, for Western Reserge; 39942o for Central
Cheese-stssdy AZ range Of I692ce for geo
to choies Western Reserve dairy.
} Eggs-In good demand for thu holiday trade
. Sales 16 bbls at 3sSSsc.
HighWines--The heavy advance In New Yor
reported this Ottoru oon, nomina1y increased thei
t value here. We heard Of no sales, but holder
were asking 81 25.
AEaOh0s-Held firmly at ST 90 for 90 per cen
| Neutral Pr7of Spirits 50 80.
observation-disclosures and firm at $685.
/, for Refined
POuItry-Demand active sud supply goo
Turkeys I4c@l6,; Chickens 12cGlsc. Geese 20
soc each.
= saIt-steady. Coarse 50 60; Ground Solar 50 2
Fine at s2 95.
Tater L5me-Firm AZ Sc Is for OETego ii
$ Akron; SO 90 ior Rossdale Cement.
Bean5-Msdium white held ct 81 t092 Is
new; So so for old.
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sELg-WRNoIKs MoP.-We happened yes
terday to go into the mop factory of G. Il.
Kedney & Co., foot of Champlsin and
Canal streets, and spent a few pleasant mo
ments examining their new domestic fnsti-
tuition " and witnessing the process of its
manufacture.
This mop was patented in October, 1851,
and has already made good its intrOduc-
ton into family use in many Of the States.
It is an innovation dangerous to the exist
ence of the old-fashioned mops. For what
female, after seeing this neat contrivance
for mopping without touching with her
hands the foul cloth, will consent longer to
use an article that is essentially flthy2
The contrivance is very simple. One end
of the mop cloth is attached to the mop
rod, and the other end is fastened to a
heavy wire frame at the end of wooden
cylinder about eighteen inches or two feet
long, through which the rod passes. The
cylinder is grasped by the right hand, the
rod by the left. When Bridget or Aurela
wishes to wiring the mop, she has merely
to shift hands, give the rod a twist with
the right hand. The cloth can be wrung
as dry as powder by this means, without
touching the cloth with the hands.
Kedney & Co., are doing quite an ezten-
sive business. They make about six hun
dred mOps daily, employing seven mer
constantly. They are shipping them tt
Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa
in large quantities, but hitherto they haT,
not been able to keep up with their orders
This excellent, durable, labor and drudg
ery-saving mop should be in every kitch'
en-, and no housewife, on seeing it, vii
think she can do without it.
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sxow.-A heavy fall of snow is reported
everywhere through the West. About six
or eight inches of snow, on a level, had
fallen in this region up TO yesterday morn
ing, and last night it began showing
sgain.
Trains on some of the roads leading into
this city were far behind time Wednesday
night and yesterday.
The street cars have been superseded by
sleighs. 1t is impossible for US to admire
the tones of that latest invented musical
instrument, with which the drivers of said
sleighs keep up constant announcement
of their whereabouts. When we
heard them last night, we thought Mr..
James Lewis, in his great character OF
"Jem Baggs, the Wandering Minstrel =
had eccentrically broken loose from the
trammels of the Academy, and was cir
arlntirss yhreush. tho streets with his rams
horn, We stood in doubt between Jem
Baggs and Jericho.
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dec23:Is2.

Washington and Martha, Clay, Webster,
jackson, Douglas and Lincoln. Middle
toms paintings of three distinguished char
acters. "a most suitable Christmas pres
ent) Professor MiddletOn's agent, W. >.
Morgan, is in the city with limited num-
ber Of these paintings. They may be seen
at Halls Homeopathic Parmacy, No. II
Monument Park. dec25:l9z
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ApubIic meeting will soon be called to
make the necessary arrangements to erect
a suitable monument to the deceased
members of Co. B, 9Th Regiment, (Hiber-
nian Guards), previous to which time the
public are cautioned against giving money
to any one for that purpose.
dec2O:183 G. G. ROGERS.
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OLD SANTA CLAUS has arrived at Mott L
Haight's with his usual sleigh load Of ele-
CANT scarfs, neck ties, mufaers, pocket
handkerchiefs, gloves, suspsnders, dress
ing robes and toilet articles. Also an extra
car full Of fine four-ply linen collars and
perfect fitting shirts. Ladies looking for
Christmas gifts, will please the gentlemen
sure, by calling at Mott & Haight's, 1876
Bank street. declI:le3
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY DECEMBER 2s.
- AnVaEEIsElEKRTs

Academy Of Musie-Aladdln.
L. A. wilcox-Real Estate Agency
c. G. Clark q Co.-Coe's Cough Bslsam.
E. h. Lewis & Co.-strayed or st len.
R. B. Douglas CO.-Holiday Goods.
+. Neutrality-suspicious..
Il. B. Everest-Who wants to Buy.
Grover Baker Sewing Machinss-Local Notice
Fifth Ward Attention Local Notice.
Middleton's Paintings-Local No ice.
3. Hattsrsley-LooAI Notice.
E c. Jones-Looal Notice.
R. B. Douglas & Co.-Looal Notice,
7. @. sholes-Looal Notice.
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PREsENrAT1oN.-Mr. Manson and Miss
Libbey, principal and assistant of Hicks
street GrammarIschOOl, West Side, receiv-
Cd very nice presents of books and albums
from their pupils last Wednesday. Mr..
and Miss Rounds, of the Pearl street
Grammar school, received similar presents
from their scholars on the same day.
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On. LANDS FOR SALE-A tract of sixty
four acres in fee simple on Sugar Creek,
Pennsylvania, one mile above Coopers-
town. Has a well upon it which was sunk
in 1861, upon contract, to the depth Of 3O6
feet, which now has a fine show Of oil.
The territory directly opposite this tract
is in the hands of New York Company
whose contract binds them to have three
engines upon the ground and begin opera
tions upon the frat of January. This ter
ritory is but three miles distant from Oil
Creek. No part of the whole Oil Regions
(exeept Oil Creek and its immediate tribu-
taries) is now in such active demand as
Sugar Creek.
For particulars address s. D. P, Nc
Henry House, Meadville. decl9
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A CHuD.-A child died on
the West Side very suddenly, and it was
supposed to have been poisoned, But a
post portem examination wss made yester-
day morning, when it was found that the
child died of congestion of the lungs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23

one TRIAL is said to convince the most
steptical person that the Liquid Catarrh
Remedy Of DR.. D. II. Seelye is certain
curative Of that lingering and Ife-destroy-
ing disesse-Catarrh. Obtain circular OF
the druggist, showing symptoms, whereby
the presence of Catarrh in the system may
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23

sTEREoscoPEs &o.-R. B, Douglas i Co.,
I79 Superior street, have just received a
large and very fine assortment Of stereo-
scopes and stereoscOpic views. Call and
examine his elegant and extensive stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23

CuR1sTMAs AND NEW YEAR GIFTs.-E. C.
ZONES, I48 Superior street, has just receiv-
ed q splendid assortment of Photograph
Albums, and cards plain and colOred, also
every kind of Diaries for 1865 at moderate
prices. Call and see before purchasing
aIawhere. dsc23:1s3,
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d .. LHAMbEhLALAJ
Pres't c. c., Cincinnati.


UNITED STATES CoURr.-The following
have been summoned to serve as Jurors at
the next term of the United States Court,
which commences January Sd:
John Cutler, WaupOkennetta, Auglsize
county.
Samuel Hayward, Kelloggsvillo, Ashta-
bula county.
David johnson, Fairfield, Huron county.
Lewis Mccoy, Moultrie, Columbiana
county.
Samuel Hutchinson, Roscoe, CoshOctOn
Isaac Moore, Birmingham, Erie county.
W. A. Brown, Defiance, Defiance county.
AnseI Page, Milan, Erie county.
James Brokenshire, Cleveland, Cuyahoga
Timothy Rockwell, Paireaville, Lake
silas Bingham, East Cleveland, CuIahOga
VIM. c. Cooper, Mount Vernon, Kno1
John Stevens, Toledo, Lucas county.
James Mackey, Youngstown, Mahonint
Simeon L. Hunt. Warren, Trumbul
county.
George F. Marshall, Cleveland, CuyahOg
county.
John G. Pool, sandusky, Erie county.
Joseph NJ. Farr, NOrwalk, Huron county
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CuR1sTMAs MATINEE AT THE AoIDEMY.-

CHRISTMAS MATINEE AT THE AcIDENY.-A
grand matinee will be given Christmas
Monday, afternoon, for the accOmmoda-
ton Of ladies and children and such per-
sons as cannot conveniently attbnd at the
usual evening exhibitions of the great
spectacular piece Of aladdin"
Children under ten years of age will be
admitted for twenty-five cents. Doors
open at half-past one o'clock. Performance
to be begin at haif-psst two.
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dee22;Is2.

ATTExT1oK FIRST WARD.-Th enrolled
men, and the citizens generally, Of the
First Ward are requested to meet at the
Engine House, Champlain street, on Friday
evening next, December 23d, as O'Clock,
to correct enrolment and prepare for another
draft. Every man must do mis- duty.
THOMAS JONES, JR.,
G. C. Rogers,
dec22:Is2 Trustees LIST Ward.
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dec22:Is2

COOP News FROM GENERAL THoMAs.-His
victories still continue, and so does the
rush for Boots and Shoes at the Great
Bankrupt Sale, No. 1Os Superior street,
near Water street, This popular establish :
in the city to buy boots and shoes, and to
those that want good pair of waterproof
boots or shoes we say, go Immediately to
the Great Bankrupt Sale, los Superior,
near Water street. You can buy them 25
per cent. cheaper than at any other house
in the city. dec22;l92
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DEATHS AT CHARLESTON, s. C.-The follow
ing is an official list of Northern Ohio pris-
oners of war, who died at Charleston, s.
c., from the 26th of August to December
I2th,-compiled from the New York
Herald:
Captain A Riggs, sd; Lieut. P HaRnly, Tooth ;
John Kerriker, 3sth; Lieut. B Giltmer, I'D; John
Miller, IOOth; Capt B F Ewens, 1OOthi J W Jones,
23d.
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RETURN OF TIE HoL1DAYs.-A FEW FACTS
WORM KNow1EG.-That s. A. Fuller & Co.
are selling fancy furs of every description
of better make and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason why2 Be-
cause their goods are manufactured under
their own supervision, and are especially
adapted to the wants of this community.
That their new style of fur-trimmed
bonnets are bound to have great sale.
That their ermino and sable sets are
very beautiful as well as cheap.
That they have a few white fox and
black bear sleigh robes far superior to
anything ever exhibited in this city.
Lastly, that their whole stock of hats,
cans, f1rs, robes, gloves, &C., are in keep
ing with the demands of the public. For
further information inquire at No. ZIG su-
perior street, Marble Block. decs:lS3
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Ladies, watches.

A fino assortment of Ladies' Watches,
engine turned, engraved, enameled, and
studded with diamonds, of various kinds
and STYLES, Just resolved for the holiday
trade, at NJ bUEFs,
dec15: 1872 146 Superior street.
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OYsTERsl OYSTERS IL. A. Gilbert, l52
Ontario street, has the exclusive agency
for celebrated brand of baltimore oys-
ters" not to be excelled by any in town.
Country dealers supplied at lowest rates.
All orders promptly attended to.
L. A. GILBERT, 132 Ontario st.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS G4Ts.-One Of
Grover K Bakers Sewing Machines would
be very welcome blessing. 'Fwould make
the New Year happier by tightening its
labors. You can have a choice of stitches,
either the lock- stitch or the Grover & b.
ker stitch. Variety ofprices, Rooms III su-
perior street.
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HOLIDAY G1Frs-In great variety, at E. G.
Jones', No. LAG Superior street, American
p,,;15iros dec21:IS3
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To THE ENROLLED MEN OF TIE 4TH WARD
IMPORTANT MEETING FRIDAY EVENING, Esd.
Every man interested in the call for 300,
600 more men are requested to be present
at the Engine House on Friday evening
at half psst seven o'clock.
G. 6NITHwRIGHT,
R. J. FULLER, Committee.
c. S. HOBBS.
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LEAD AND MoLAssEs.-It is stated that a
lead mine has been discovered in Clarion
county, near Callensburg, by parties en-
gagged in exploring for oil: We are also
informed by "highly intelligent gentle
man." that vein of molasses has been
struck on Sugar Creek, in this county
Ibid.
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Fnrs for the Holidays.

E. Stair 4 Co. have received large addi-
tions to their stock Of
Ladies' Dress FuTs,
and continue to sell them at the low prices
with which they opened the season.
E. STAIR & Co.,
dec2l 1873 245 Superior st.
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I'VE are again indebted to A. J. Hawks
for Eastern papers in advance of the snow
stopped mails. Hawks keeps ell the latest
papers, East ana west.
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White Fox, Red Fox. Hudson Bay Wolfe,
and other beautiful robes can be had of E.,
stair & Co, PAS Superior street.
dac21.l93
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EEvg YORK STOCK MARKET.

NV LOaAl Oees p Lo9-s
Government StOeks-No decided change.
United States sixsa Of 1881, coupons, u61Si DO
registered IlO5z; Go $40 coupons =; do 7-SO
Treasury notes =; do 1c-40 coupons 1Ol1zi one
year certificates -.
StOcks-Duu and lower. Missouri skies -;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 3l34 New York
Central 113; mAriposa s414; Erie sI5Ei Hudson
1I49<; Beading -; Michigan Central 1l5i
Michigan Southern Northern Indiana 20; Mich
igan Southern preferred 7O1; Illinois Central scrip
I2G Cleveland & Plttsburg 9414; Chicago 3 North
western 40; Q o prefsr'd 70%; Ptttsburg, FtWayne
4 Chicago 1905 Cleveland Z Toledo loe; Rock
Tsiand lOG5[
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Chatham and Leonteen chains just re-
ceived at s. Hogan's, z5T Superior street,
dee2I:lS2.
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DELTHs OF SOLDIERS At NGsHvILLE.-Be-
low is given list of Northern Ohio Sold
iers who died in the United States HosPi-
tails at Nashville, Tenn, during the week
ending December 18th:
Ira A. Philips, A, 41st.
Samuel Brown, K, 115th-
VIM. Sheldon, F, 1S3d.
John Lamber, E, 1S3d.
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CITY NEWS

Millinery Goods at reduced prices
through the holidays at Mrs shaw's
Rooms. dec2l.
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Great raid on Cleveland of Canads-stripe
and plaid paper-coIlars. Thirty thousand
lust received at Mott & Haights, 1876 Bank
20. - dea22;183
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Haydesty has q fine assortment OF ladies'
and gentlemen's skates, at lO2 superior
strsss Call and see them. dee2sils4
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Nor1oE.-The Omnibus Line will charge
fifty cents for each passenger to, and from,
and between the Railroad Depots, Hotels
and Steamboat Landings.
The city ordinance, just passed, pre-
scribes this limit to be charged, but the un-
dersigned, in order to accommodate his old
friends and customers in this city, and
those who have patronized the line for so
many years, who live in the sourroundlng
towns and frequent the city so often, will
issue tickets at twenty-five cents each, IN
sny quantity that may beidesired.
Tickets will be issued at the office, No
lat Superior street, and will be redeemed
in currency if returned.
dec22F b. s. STEVENS.
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Chains aud Bracelets, and all coral
combs at S. Hogan's, 297 Superior street.
dec2I:1S2.
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For TIE HoLIDATs.-The beautiful en-
craving, "Christ Blessing Little Children"
a supply just received at room No; 4,
American Building. deczI;loz
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PHsYcoMAETHKUN.-P Professor McAllisteT
does the impossible TO night at Brainard's
Hall.
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OudOul Items.

FROM o11Dox.-The people of Oil Creek
are getting to be vsry great people. Last
Thursday morning, as we have noticed
they treated themselves to fire, upon
what promised at one time to be large
scale. On Thursday a murder was com
nnitted at the shaffer well. The difficulty
grew out of Misunderstanding between
party of Irishmen, and resulted in one dis
emboweling another.-Crawford Journal.
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American Sable.

Canes and Cloaks-s Inrgs assortment st
leIow the cost Of manufacturing
Jec2I.Is3 E. STAIR & Co.
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CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-CIvIL BRANCH.
SPECIAL TERM.-BEFoRE JUDeE BoLToN.-
The case of tho city Us. B. W. Horton ct al.
was concluded yesterday. The jury went
out, and after an hours sitting, brought
in the following verdict:
We, the jury, impannelled and sworn in
this case, do find and say, That
B, W. Horton, Helen NJ. Horton and
Jennett May (but we do not find the
amount paid to each) recover the sum OF
| tUentY-three thousand six hundred and
| fity-eieht dollars for the land and the
l improvements on said land appropriated.
| That Oatharine May recover for the value
of the land belonging to her and the i'm
provements on one of the lots on Superior
street. less the value of the unexpired
term of the leases on the lots to Bell and
McGaughy, in all the sum of tWenty-three
Thousand four hundred and twentry- three
dollars. That L. 0. Wilson recover for the
land appropriated belonging to him, the
| sum of i've Thousand one hundred and
thirty dollars. That Emma Bel recover
for the improvements on the lot on which
she has 3 lease and the value Of her unex-
pired lease, the sum of sixteen hundred
and nine dollars. And that Edwin Nc
Gaughy recover the sum OF three
thousand one hundred dollars and fifty
cents for the improvements on the Two lots
of which he has leases, and the Value ol
the unexpired term Of his leases, thirty
one hundred and ninety dollars and nifty
cents. HENRY W. CLARK, Foreman
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WooDoLuF By Harriet B. McKeever. Philadel-
phia: Lindsay B Blakeston. 1866
We have just received from the publish
ers the above mentioned work, and can
safely say that whoever can peruse "sun-
shine," and ''Edith's Minstrelsy," works
from the pen of the same author) with
pleasure, will not be disappointed in this
very pleasantly written book. Correct
principles seem to be inculcated through
out, and it has that chief attraction of all
stories, viz: satisfactory termination. We
commend it to all novel readers who wish
to pass few hours of relaxation pleas
antly.
For sale BY Ingham Z Bragg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23

TIE NEW ENRoLLNENT.-The people
should not delay attending to the correction
OF the Enrolment. 1t will be too late to do
this work after the quotas are assigned
This is a matter which the Provost Marshal
has urged upon the people for Soma weeks