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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

MAIL LAeEET.--Welearn thatR. Il. Thomp.
son, Of Columbus, has received from Post
master General DennisOn the appointment
Of Mail Agent on the Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

TRY IT 0xoE.--The proprietOrs DR.. D. H.
5eelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy have IN
bounded confidence in the merits OF that
Medicine, IS they guarantee to return the
amount paid, where the directions have
been followed for one month without bene-
fetal results. Surely they could do no
more. nov7:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

es--a -L-css 80 oA1siHs EraIiS S>s
Superior street and Public Square (Rouse's
Block, Hall of the Law College) every af-
ternoon; also Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings. No charge for admis-
son. All esn learn to skate with safety
ease and comfort. Skates for hire.
deeR:l9O
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E.E. MOEHH MAEKEr-Dee. :.

HOney-MOre active at s@T . ct. for sai
loans
sterling Exchange-Quist at l0o1s for
gold.
GOld-Aeti5e aud higher. Opening at sss3S.
advancing to 2izH, declining to 3s3%, and clos
ing at 24Ik.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

7. G. sHoLEs.-Call on T. G, sholes, No.
2si, Superior street, and examine his ex-
eellent stock of boots and shoes. You will
ind them the best in the market, and sold
at the most reasonable rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

RENAISs OF R. P. ASGIER,--The remain .
Of the late Roswell P. Angler were convey
ed through this city day before yesterday,
destined for Worcester, Massachusetts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

Man KHLFD.-An Irjsbms n, whose name
we did not learn, wss killed instantly on
Monday afternoon al the Atlantic i Great
Western Railway Depot. He was playing
a foOl-hardy game Of jumping on and oil
the cars as they were backing upon the
switch, when he slipped and fell between
two cars, and had his head most frightfully
crushed, and both arms broken.
With eOmmendable activity we have
sought to find out the name and bresidence
of this man, but hay not been able to see
any one who could give US the information
we wanted. tse
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

NOsTHERS OHIO SOLDIERS WoUSDED At
FRANELIS.--We copy from the Cincinnati
Commercial the following additional list OF
soldiers in Northern Ohio regiments wound
ed in the recent fght at Franklin
Jsmes Buys, D, I25th Ohio, leg .I I'd
SeTgt Emerald Guic A, lG0th, back.
John ". Beinoel, H, 10Th scalp.
Corporal N. d. Bates, L. l0Oth bTeast,
isha Herker, +. 10th, knee.
Corpora james W. Hare, / l25th breast.
Corp raj Will am W. Hutton, a, L. IN, sb> omen.
Corporal VIM. Rawsbottom, G., lst Art, arm.
George Murdoek, D, Iz5th, leg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

LAID UP.-The prOpellsrs Prairie State
and Ontario, of the Northern TTsnsPOrta-
tion Company, have Just laid up at this
pors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

SPECIAL IEcoME TAX The collector of
Internal Revenue, is now ready to receive
the Special Income Tax. decs:lSO:ltw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

OL.-MAKsHALL BAsKwlLL { Co, Refners
and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri-
eating and Benzine Oils. We invite deal
ers in the above articles to call at our
Office, No. ia Superior street, and look at
hand. nov2S:ls0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

DEATH oE LroxAED CASE, Ese.-The an.
nouncement Of the death of Leonard Case,
Esq, will cause feeling OF deep
regret throughout our whole city. Mr..
Case was one of our Oldest and wealthiest
citizens. He came to this city in 1916, at
the age Of thirty-ono; when Cleveland WAS
little village Of 900 Inhabitants, and hes
ever since been one Of our leading citizens.
Having invested largely in real-estats
within the present limits of the city, at an
early period in its history, the luck Of his
fortune resulted from the great rise in real
estate, inevitably consequent upon the
growth Of the city. Mr.. Case has suffered
greatly from lameness, during the latter
part of his life, and has been in III health
for three or four months past. z
He died at three o'clock yesterday nHcfn-
ing, at the age of seventy nine. =
His funeral viii take place on Friday
morning, at eleven o'clock, at the residences
OF the deceased.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

LADIES, ArTFxrIoy.-Four Grover and
Baker Sowing Machines new ior sale
cheap. Apply at LEADER Counting Room.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

Oval FRAHKs-All sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frsmes furnished to order,
at E. C. Jones', 146 Superior street.
pnu6.J7Q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

JusF REoEIvED.-Anotner 1ne lot of those
cheap Shaker Blinus, at E. c. Jones', I46
Superior street. noY5;l79
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

SaAet.s.. 1OVO -s-.'. s..ss- .--'--
Total ........... 1850 1880 1900
The extremely bad weather has futsrieTed With
outdoor transactions during day, and bot IT.
lie hAs been done IN the way Of islts AMI mostly
on private tsI Ds There was decided improve
meRt in the hFmRsEs of Grain at the Board this
afternoon, owing to the heavy advance In God,
end the market was Iminslly &c better for No.
red from store. There was nothing doing In the
coarse grains, snd psices are rSmlnA'ly unchanged
though arner.
oIhsr leading articles are unchar god AMI steady,
hut with a grss ter degrees Of lrmne s.
FretRhrs-The following are the rates now
asked All RAIL--To NsEYork, EIsurSI 60; Wool
81 II, Dressed Hogs 81 25. To Bo1ton, Flous 81 TO-
Wool 50 sli Dressed Bogs 81 IS.
FIOHr-Ihers d a fair demand and the ma. ket
is Il N at 50 5oSRO 25 for XX red SO 5O9I1 co
for Xxx white.
Wheat-Alalket Uoninllly much better, tutss
no rLles were reported during ihs eay, dgur, 5
VOul1 b only Romieal. An Cisr q 81 05 vas
made for 2OoO us No rei nom store, but refused
Tho adTan-e in gold makes the market much
6rmcr. .....-.
Corn-Firner but no trauSaotiOns reported.
Old Ihsll d frym store held at 81 Sc; new shelled
unsaleable.
Oats-Firao:, but tran. actions limited. Held
st 100 from store.
RyO-No saIOa.
BarIey-Du1 and nomin,I
ReeH CaftIe-Market sisady d unchauged
at s95c, live weight, for ordinrIy to ezra
nre8seI I hOgs-The unfayosable veal be OF
tbs past VOek has prevented large receipts, and
the market rules quiet and uaeh ehapged 81
for trdiesry to ehoic- cora fed.
POEk-Eirmsr at SIS 90 for heavy mas and
fse 90 for Il. 1t do.
LRFd-Firm aud unch ngsd. Sales 1000 Ibi
city rendered in tioic,s at O.
Butter uiet at ls@45c fer Western Reserve,
aud 1904 for Central.
Cbeese-stsady sui unchanged at Is@lso fcr
good to medium; ls92oc for cboie..
Eggs-Market vel supplied and wtaker a. 2
@Ss,
HighWihes- Market steady aud demand
Sale o: l5C bb,s lasi evening at 81 30.
Alcohol Firm at - s293 81 for % psr cent
81 05 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
PetrOleuul.-Rthned Il in gcoi request and
arm ct Se99ce.
BaIt-stesdy a. the following quoistisus;-
Coarse 50 10; Ground Solar So lsi Fine at 95.
POuItry-GOOd supply and fair demand al
lz16e fos chickens; l'@l6e FIR tui keys.
zIaIt-sieaiy demand at 81 co per tashsl.
HOps-OhiO held at 2O92lo; New York stats
at 9S9S6o.
Ale and POEteF-EaTket steady. We quot
- lolIoWB: Present Use XXX Ale $40; Stock XXI
GleSls; Ksnnett El4; Pale Cream BIl; Porisi
81. Hsh and quarter barrels in prOportiOns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

Embroidery and stitching done to order,
in the best style and at reasonable charges,
- a., C-o-ya. & pAl-N--c----=--Ar- Ar-s hizaa-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

E. C. Jones, las Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line.
nOvb.I79
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08
49, 5s ~
IzEH 5#ii .1wG7o SIX
aoxES OF TIE SPEdYF9O Pill

3OxES OF TIE SPE03F20 PILL
| VIII promptly and permanently cure any case Of
SpermatOrrhOea, Seminal Weakness, or involuntary
NIGHTLY or Daily Losses, however originally caused
or however aggravated in character while they viii
speedily correct those terribly morbid conditions
which spring from the primary disease, or from
THE SPECIFIC PILL is equally applicable to the
treatment Of every kind OF Genital Urinary lrrA
| tion Impot6ncy or Incapacity, Diabetes, Lime OF
] '.Brck-Dust" Deposits in the Urine, Milky Dis
charges, Inflammation or Weakness ofthe Kidneys,
&c. Oiergymen, Lawyers, students, and all who
Nervous System Syorworked, are peculiarly liza
BILE 20 weaknesses of the GenitO- Urinary Organs.-
These should not sail to use rHE SPECIFIC PLI.
Persons afflicted with any or more Of the above
disorders are ure to have several, and sometimes
NV = SYMPTOMS
Deranged Digestion; Loss OF Appetite; Loss Of
Heavy Sleep. with lustlul dreams; Troubled Breath
ing; Failure OF Voice; Irregular Action Of the heart
P1stul0us Eruptions on the face and neck; Head
ache; Affection Of the Eyes; Loss OF Memory; Sud.
den hushes OF heat and BlushingB; General Weak
Condition or Diminished Sis Of the Genital oTSSns;
Involuntary Daily or Nightly Emissions; Lrequent
Desire to Pass Water. with peculiar attending sem
sstionsi Melancholy, &c.
PROFESSIONAL OPIsIoss.-'.I have used your sps-
eino Pills in many cases Of 5permatorThea and with
the most perfect success.'-J. Milton Sanders, d.
D., Ii. D., Brooklyn.
at Is as near specific s. any medicine can b.
Science, N. Y.
NJ know OF no remedy in the whole Materia Medi-
ca equal to your Specific Pill In Seminal or Urinary
Weaknesses. ."-Adolph BehTe, NJ. D., Prof Of Organ
70 Chemistry and Physiology, N Y.
PERSONAL OPIRIOSs-"Mr. Winchester Is worthy
ot all confidence, and deyOtes himself enthusaEtical
IL to these preparations ID. Meredith Reese, N. D.
LII. D., American Medical Gazette, N. Y.
II have personal knowledge OF MIR. Winchester'B
honesty and integrity; and l the profes.
sion and tho public tnRt his preparations can be
lied on."-Jss b. Chiffon, H. D., Chemist, N. Y.
THE SPECIFIC PILL
Ia not Homeopathic remedy. nor does II contain
Mercury Iron, Cantha-ides. any Injurious ingre-
da5ul.
5aS-Pdcs- tlipsr box; siK boxes when ordered at
OncsI for IS. Sent By Mail. Sold WHOLESALE and Re
tai st the SOls General Depot in the United States
]. WINCHESTER,
IunIs-R9-V 86 Joan street. N. 2.
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OswEGO mARkET.-nec =.

By TELRGRAPB.
FIour-AI ITanced 25o Per bbI with a good ie.
mAnd but tran actions are restricted owing to she
lghFSuppiy.
Wheat-In better demand.
Other grains quiet and quotations ncmiuAl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08
DBAINARDS HALL MIA
Eotfs. halA's POsliIEe FaFaEall.

SIGN0R MUZIO has the honor to inform the
cit zens Of Cleveland and viciaiey, that he has
cesd0l in making erran, ements with the world
renowned ianst and st imposer,
Z. NJ GOTTSCHALK,
To give a series OF Grand Co1eerts In the principal
cities # thi United states, prior to his d PartuTS
for Hav ma a.d Mexico.
Mr. cattschalk's EarauelI Concert IN CleEsia-
will AXE plaos on THFRSDAY KYEN ING, Dec. >.
SinOc MuZiO takos gr at plfasure IN sRnOuT cir Z
that he has secured ths services Of tho following
muzi Al artists to assist Mr. GOttschslks
MISS LUCY SEnONS,
1hs eminent C,nia Ire, (PGpI ef bi'l whose 11-
Frro- o-dtHIsd dnriny series OF tesCeT.s In
AeW York, has been CneeFfgl y acknoS legged by
/ t1e pre-s tLd tn-f a- .eatlc Dnbiie.
81 lNOE MOhbLLi, the Ce!s ID -ated Baritone
HkRR tEdLER, the HAuOus Yio'fnist
slGSOR MJKIO, Musical Director and G5ndu toe,
Adm ssion % taIquette and Dress tircls o.
Tickets 10 Family Circle 70 eert5 NO extra thaTRs
for re ery,d s'ats. Ticker OHicsopen, commrnciSg
on Tue; day, Dec. h, az A. n. az Branard's Afu-
sac Stor-. orders frum the e5nntT enclos'ng tns
amour for To, number Of seas reguir, d, will b
promptly st -et dsd 10 sy Brainar5 8 Ca,
Doors 0Pea at ~ Concert to eommsncs at
O'Gl ok. de5.Is0 /
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Rose = Prentis.' I,rovlsIOn market Re.

Rose 4 PFe1ttss' E,rOVIsIOn market Re.
port.
The following are the rates charged By usi
HAms-sug gar-oured premium hams 9 b.....G3
DRIED tsee1-B o
ShGulGer8-Sugar-cured . D...........-..... ..1s O
BReOn-Or Smoked Sides 3 Sb.....................al Il
Lard-Prims leaf kettle-rnd'd In bbsOF trcs.23 c
Prime leaf ksttls-rndr'd In kegs D D..2i
POFk-No. mess 3 S3s %
~ No extra charge made for packages cart
age TO railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal 10 anything Ia
the State. Orders promptly filed.
BOSE 4 PRENTTSS.
Iuly4-R Nos. I47. I44 and LAG ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

BABY TExDER.-The great BABY tender is
for sale at E. e. Jones', No. I46 Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nOvI9:lSl.
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ausarxufs.

TfIaE SUBSCRIBER HAS BEEN
a dEly quali6ea E1aeEtor Of the last viii and
fsttsseHt Of Dotsy Jsnss. late OF Cuyshoga county
1sssased. WELLS PORTER, ESQ.
Cleveland, Nov. q. lSs4. c. no29.lsi
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
II ceats' oal Is in tie city, ea1 Be seen at
OOFLEs cos,
cca7 19T Wesdeli Hn
Anew SLyEB WARR-JUsT R1
~ osiy.s IS ooWLEs',
Hiys ~ WSddsu House
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CITY NEWS.

Choice Styles and low prices Gt Mrs.
ShaH's rooms. deco
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] COMMERCIAL.
UIBVELAMD HARRIET.
hoaNINa LEADEB OTFIOE,

Ths receipts Of ersiH By ran for the q heurs
sading 81 half past ons O'Clock to-day are g sol-
oHSi - ial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

NORTHERN ONO SICK AND WOUNDED -
We compile from the Cincinnati CoD.-
msrc'a1 the following list of sick and wound.
ed soldiers in Northern Ohio regiments
transferred from Chattanooga to Nash.
Vile, November 25th, 1864;
W Curtis, Il, nd, right leg.
Sergt l. NJ Slack, Z, l9th knee.
J EgglestoD, B, lOst, debility.
Naets, h, 10Th cavalry, pneumOBia
9 Mctaideu, +, l7'th, left f0Ot, smputatsi
Eliker johnson, b, 18th, sick
lanes b. Etulliugz E slIh- =ial=---
ATUgrT Al. KeIIogg. musician glf1f
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2I5O A MoETH.-AuEzEs WASTED,

SIS0 A MONTH.-AGESTB WANTED,
'EtsAsTIC 40 h stitch Fami swing Mac Iiae.
Se vii pay the above ages and all eKpens, Or
stamp ana Edduse MATHER s WILSON, No. Ly-
lngIf's Blcck Public s usre, Cleveland, @. nO26:Ls2
EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER
II for Gentlemen and Ladies. Lieht, pleasant and
profitabis For circular address with STAN B. S.
GREEN, Room 4, American Building, UlUTeland, o.
DOZl:lsl
DOR ALE.-THE SUB ORIBER
4 Cers TO eel, about y acres Of and, unsurpassed
for pToduCtivensss, about Of mile from the termi-
1ns Of the East Cievelana street Railroad, on tie
Crawford Rosd. A choice variety Offruit; good wa
ter. and cheap buildings.
nOl7 :lsidAW JAS. RICHARDS.
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aEl UlllI MONNY ADVANOED-

eEn fllAft MONEY ADVANCED
&0VsUA3O IN SUM to Buit--et the old stand
En3 Eell-knoWn WAGHER's LOAN OFFIOE. on
ss5urities q every kind, viz: Gold an { liver
Wstohss, Diamonds, Silver Ware, ysWelry, Guns,
pistols, glothing Dry GoOdE, Pianos, Melodeons,
an1 all psEsonal property and articles Of value,
FAbs- EstabiiEhed 1851. h. B.-A varsity Of IN
E3ieensd Watches JeWelry, GulE, g., for shls as
btrsains.
eToE DzviH and Felz0tto'b Clothing Store.
: asil1 J. O. 4 ". WAGHER.
EiJR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
y Forest street. House large and conamodious; Lot
I9Qteet hy 70, with abundance Of fine Ehrubbery,
6ld good fruit cheice grapes and good barn. Terms
szs-H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

LHARH FOR SALE-CONTAINING
A thirty sc-es of first rate land under god cutiys-
fiSn, situaisi in the town hip OF &sWburg I've miles
kom Cleveland There are ever 3l0youDg fruit trees
SINS gTa5s Eui sg..aii fuitz good harm hrBt-olRss
Building Tor ErRnaiy, small house, &C. For terms
s1d rlhor particulars sDpiY 10 GEO. d. BECK, 20
BapeTiOr stnect. OC2Ii
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AND FOR SAIE.--SI4TY ACRES
Illf Laud in lots from three TO eight acres or in
larger quantities. Said Land is bounded follows:
oD tie north BY ST. Clair mad, On the west by Wilson s
aFsnuc, and the south by Superior street eXten-
siou. and Is knos tins Sterling Farm The above
described lana g lust out Of the city mitE. Enquire
e H. n SP PANGLkk, Or Mas II. +. STERLING, 50
Eaeid street. noz:iS3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

S9EA A MONTHi-I WANT AGENTS
GIU cyeryThers, q e70 q month, eX aensss raid,
q sell FIFTEEN ABIcLEs the best ever tiered Eull
-srticul y rREE. Addro 5 Otis I. CAREY, Bidde-
rsrs Nai-c de5:-sldkW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

OST-THURSDA DAY FORENOON, A
l{nafr ,;oid sytctscIes The finder m Bs literally
Tevsrdea ~ leaving them st c. A. READ Co ),
8 ss,nsTi0r street. De- :iaJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

9HAHIEU-&l &l25 a MON1 Hl Agents
w everyNherc 10 introduce SHAW 4 CLARK's SIX
rzFS N0LlAR FAsIIr 1EEtSo haebtsK3 the oNLI
foyr rice sehi7e in tho country Whilli LICENSED
~ f7r1vsr & Baker, Mcee'e " lso1, Howe, singer
Co aud Bach -ldeT. : laTy and EXPENSE OF large
srsf ta-e allow cd. All otsIsr fHacn1ues GOV old
.-r lsss Il al i1rfy 1l}ars ch INrRlNGEnE EMS,
nd s seller and us 2 IaAEUE. llulTateo CiI culars
rs1f FcEE hddrafs SHAN ; CLARK, Eiddeicrd,
Nlgius. lt8-tetl4A
M zsi7R O1 All Etacni1fs sold o. euIpoy
Ageuts who viii Wcr- for the above wages and all
sxFsnSas paid. Address D. z. UkRRlNGfuN Co.,
Detroit, Mich. nO23 Isl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
SCHOOL NOTICE.
Exa mination of Public Schools,


THE sEMI-AENUAL EXAMINATION OF
Thursday, February 4th, 1864, and proceed in tn,
following order, viz:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH.
Locust Street Shoot House, 10Th Primary Mia
Mckay, Principal, from " to O'Clock, p. m.
Crescent School House, 18th Primarily Mis-
Dow, Principal; Crescent City School House, (stI
Primary Miss Bell, Principal, from to O'Clock
p. m.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH.
First Primary, (Girls,) Miss Hawley, Principal
from to lO1a o'clock, a. m.
Second GG,l Primary; (Boys,) Miss Ham. Principal,
Third Primary, .(Girls,) Miss Cody, Principal
from II to o'clock D. NJ
Fourth Primary, (Boys,) Miss Eaton, Principal
from to "a O'Clock, p. IN.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY STH.
LIST Girls intermediate, Miss Wentx PRINCIPAL,
from to IL O'Clock, m.
LIST Boys intermediate, Miss o'Byrne. Princi-
pal, from "a to AZ O'Clock, p. m.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH.
I'd Girls intermediate, Miss s. J. Clarke, Prin-
cipsl, from 9 to IL o'clock, m
I'd Boys Intermediate, Miss Riddle, Principal,
from IA TO "a O'Clock, p. m
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH.
Ist Glrls' Grammar, Miss McColIister, Princi-
pal, from to IL O'Clock, m
I'd Boys Grammar, Miss Hooker, Principal,
from ~ to AZ o'clock, p. m.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY llTH
End Girls Grammar, Miss NJ. NJ. Clarke, Prin-
cipal, from to Il o'clock, m
I'd Boys Grammar, w. Knight, Principal, from
~ to ~ o'clock, p. m.
FRIDAY, FEB. 18TH.
High School, w. Parsons, Principal, from Q
o'clock, a. m, to AZ o'clock p. m.
The members of the Common Council, parents,
guardians and friends of education, invited to
attend The exercises will commence promptly at
the hour stated and to avoid interruption, visitors
are requested to be present at the opening.
Children will not be admitted.
II. @. WHEELER, Trustee.
W. BAKER, Superintendent.
Feb lst. 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
News BY Telegraph
Hattie In Virginia.

Nav YORK, Feb 6-The Herald has
the following special tonight
In THE FIELD, February 4.
After six hours hard fighting Colonel
Mulligan drove Early from Moorefeld.
Then he engaged Rosser on the other
fork. We have met with signal and
brilliant suoc ,ss.
HEADQR's Dept Va, IN THE
FIELD, February 4.
Gen. Early has been compelled to re-
treat up the south fork Of the South
Branch toward the 81 e IAN oal Valley, in
consequence of the vigorous manner in
which he has been attacked and pursued
by Gen.. Kelley's forces
Our combinations have proved sue
cessful in defeating the enemy. We
have taken quite number of prisoners
and recaptured many of those taken
from US. Our forces drove the enemy
out of Petersburg; the enemy lost a
large number Of men by assertions, and
deserters continue to come in.
The occupation of the wires with mill.
tary business precludes the possibility Of
sending longer dispatch at this time.
The weather continues fair.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08
Governor of Indian,

The WAR IN PARIS, ILLs.-We clip
from the Wabash Express the following
account of the troubles in Edgar county
Illinois, to which allusion was made in
the Geographic report few days ago
That Big Creek" region spoken of is
the most pestilent and disloyal region in
the State, and perhaps in the whole
North:
"The rebels in Edgar county, Illinois,
seem to have the ability and meanness
to create disturbances, and produce mis-
chief, periodically.
On last evening quite an army of
them, numbering some four or five
hundred men, were assembled near
Paris for the purpose of "taking the
town, or rather for the purpose of burn
ing and pillaging it. They hail from
what is known as the '"Big Creek" coun-
try, and are desperate set of outlaws
and towards. 1t seems they are led by
a man whom they call Powder Horn, i
and that he is counseIed in his strateoi.
cal movements by Amos Green, of Paris
The character of the grievance which
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-08

has called them to arms within the last
day or two, we have not been able to
learn. One statement is, however, that
the Copperheads Of Paris were afraid
that some returning veterans would mob
the Standard Office, and that Amos Green
organized this army to protect it, and to
maintain the laws in his Department..
Another statement is, that the trouble
was occasioned by the difficulty which
occurred at Nation few days since, in
which Judge Constable was made to take
the oath of allegiance-this force being
called into the field to seek =" indemnity
for the past and security for the future. "
! Which statement is correct, or whether
either statement is correct or not, We do
not know.
1t is certain, however, that force, as
above stated, of these outlaws and scoun-
drels, were, on yesterday, in the vicinity
of Paris, armed and equipped, and hav-
ing with them two pieces of Artillery.
They are "Peace Democrats at peace
with Southern rebels, but at tcar with
Northern Union men.
On Thursday night, at one o'clock
Col. Thompson, at the very urgent re
quest of the citizens of Paris, sent tc
their relief one hundred and fifty soldiers
from camp here. About seventy return
ed veterans were already at Paris, ready
for the fight, should one occur. These
forces combined, and commanded by
veteran officers, who have passed through
dozen hard fought battles, it is be
lieved will be competent to represent thu
Union cause in creditable manner
should hostilities occur.
Up to the hour of writing, the tw'
forces are confronting each other, but i
, is believed the "Big Creek Army" vii
retire in guerrilla fashion. 1t is unfor
tunate that the leaders in such move
} ments cannot be brought to justice 70
/ thus disturbing the peace. They meri
the severest punishment, and if the
/ choose to attack the returned veterans
they will undoubtedly receive the justic
: that was meted out to their Southern e
: lies at Vicksburg and Stone River.