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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-16
DISSOLUTION,

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
In Tbs Go partnership heretofore existing be
scOhsld 4 % is this day dissolved BY mutusi con.
sent. The outstanding business Of the firm siil be
sett Sd y d. halle or W. q. .Scofeld. Claims
against the nrm must be presented within ten days
rom oate. W. q. SCOFIELD,
MAhUEL HALLE,
c,,, - JAMES FAWOETT.
OieFeiAno' MAreh n lSo4I marSo.lfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-16
NOTICES.

NOTICE.-THE GENERAL OF
] FIOE o. the Erie Ksilway Co, AMI the Erie
Hallway Steamboat Com pany, in this city has been
removed from gohnson's Marine b ock to the freight
House Of H. Johnson Co, ConsIqnees OF the above
liue, No. lO9 River street
Cleveland, April !. 1864 apr5-iS5
NOPARTNERSHR-THEUN UN-
~ dersisned have this day formed eopartnership
under the name hrm Alexander, scOfeld & Co. for
tne purpose OF manufacturing Petroleum OIL. The
new nrm viii occupy the once formerly occupied by
". y. sconeld = Co., NO. los ST. Clair Grraet
JOHN ALEXANDER.
W. q. SCGFIELD
lnAlSl-l4l. MATHEW Wilson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-16
HARDWARE,

T AIDES ZEPHYR KNIT BR1AI
Ll RAsR BHAWLS. A. Ea. RETEBEn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-16
Il. Nottingham. Sup't O. GER.
Dr. l.. Little, Cleveland. or OF
A MchEYNuLDS. the Owner

A. mchE1AVLDS, the OWners
teb22-l43 Agent at Euclid Station.
7 OTIS FOR SALE-135 FT. FRONT
Il on Superior. St., corner Of Muirson-5t. Also
sub-ots TO- II and ls being IS feet front EACH So
periOr-St, east Of Muirson-St- Also-l5 feet front
on Spring-St running back to the BsllrOad track,
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed OF the
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati BailTOad Btands
AsO-i7 feet inches front on Ohamplsin-St, nearly
opposite the new City Court House.
5sS-For terms enquire Of PAINE q WADE
dec3- R2n Att0rnsvu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-16
tARHIAGE IND WAGON MAN.
A NELEGANT RESIDENCE POR

A N ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOB
n SALE.-The undersigned offers his Farm, Of
nearly sixty acres, within few rods Of the Euclid
Station the O. 4 Z. RAiroad and nine miles from
Cleveland. This Is one Of the hsndsomest locations
in the county, with one OF the finest Orchards,
er Fruits a0Out half acre Of four year OLD Craps
Vines. The Gardens, incluning the ftneyard, are
Nor hern Ohio nesrly Eve hundred sugar Naples.
which will yield, with care, 800 cwt Of sugar. A
new two story House, consisting OF five large Bed
rooms, sitting Boom. Parlo-. Dining Hail, Clothes
Presses, and bath kOom. Ire place has been pre-
pared and fitted up for permanent home, but ina
bity 10 take Of it, II the for Offering for
Eale Plenty OF good Water, good Barns, Shecsi &C.
Post Office, with two mails per day only few rods
from the house. 1t is desirable place and will be
sold at bargain Enquiries may be made OF
Hon. John Barr, Cleveland,
u TiIden
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-16

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-16

3 Let us fling our banner defiantly in the
faces Of Abolitionists and Secessionisls
with the inscription, The Constitution
and Union, and whatever Of peace or war
may be essential to their maintenance"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
Statements of Prisoners.

WAsHIsGToH, Nov. s0-Subscriptious for
the 7.30 loan for the past week amount to
three and one half millions.
Some of the recently exchanged prison
ers from Savannah, arrived here, state that
the people intimated that there were forces
under Beauregard and Johnson at Mason
and Augusta to oppose Sherman, but did
not believe he would evacuate them as the
authorities did not know where to concen-
trate. Their forces were only 1000 men
at Savannah.
The Savannah Republican of the Gath
contains contradictory statements as to
Sherman's movements. It says the column
operating on the Georgia road reached
the western side and struck of in the di-
reetion Of Macon, as though contemPla-
ting a junction with the forces at Savan.
nah. It also stated that a strong force
of cavalry is following Sherman, and it is
not improbable that Forrest may ere long
hAFfass him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
Last Nights Report.
From Grants Army

NEw York, Nov. 3O.-The Hsrald's
Army of the Potomac correspondent of the
2sth, says:
More firing than usual was INDUCED in
on the 9th. In the evening the rebels
fred from the advanced point of their new
line, just beyond the famous Bermuda
Hundred tower. Our gunboats replied and
the affair was terminated.
On the morning of the 2sth firing was
quite brisk, musketry participating, but
no battle ensued.
Rebel deserters report that Gen. Ewells
corps has gone south.
Throughout all of the 27th the rebel
firing on Dutch Gap Canal was uncom-
monty heavy and persistent, but no dam
age done, and for an hour in the afternoon
they delivered a severe Ere upon Fort
Brady; no damage done there.
Gen. Butler has issued an order that
Maj. D. B. White, Slst N. 7. ", cannot
have the place of sutler in his army. He
says field officers leaving the service vol.
unfairly cannot take the place of boot
blacks here. If they have NO more respect
for the service they have left they will find
the officers here have. White was sent
mt nf the d0PaSG@Oats
Although in some instances the turkeys,
&C., did not reach the soldiers in time for
dinner on Thursday, they did the next
day, and the soldiers eat them with fully
as much relish and thsnkfulness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
8p GslsgrapB,
Afternoon Report.
About Roger a. PRYOR.

Nav YoRk, Nov. 3O.-Ths Worlds Army
of the Potomac correspondent speaking Of
the capture of Roger A. Pryor, says:
Pryor appears very sangutne of the sue
cess of the rebellion and ridicnles the idea
Of our putting faith in the statements OF
deserters and refugees. he does not appear
to be much cast down by his presentunisad-
venture, but regards the means used to Sc
cure his capture as not strictly in accord
ance with the code of honor, and as more
particularly severe in his case IS he had
used his influence to secure the release Of
BurbFidge and prevent the recurrence OF
such captures by the rebels. he has
changed bat little in appearance since l
last saw him in Washington. he contends
that the election Of Lincoln is just what the
South wished, aud although apprehensive
that it may prolong the war another four
years, declares that IL has united their peo-
Pile and rendered the probabilities of their
ultimate success much greater. BE would
give no information about Sherman or the
operations in the Shenandoah Valley, and
was indisposed to converse upon any sub
ject connected with army movements.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
Miscellaneous.

New YoRK, Nov. 3O-By the steamer
Fort Morgan We have late adVicss from
the Gulf. Five Of our gunbOats lie in No.
bile Bay, only three miles from the city.
The rebels have important rthWOFks q
little below the city, ct Dog River bar.
LaWlessuess prevails ct Bagdad on the
Mexican side of the Rio Grande.
An expeditiOnaEy Union force, under
Lieut.. Col. Sterling, I'd Maine cavalry,
lately captured company of rebels aud q
number Of small arms at Barren Bridge.
Among the significant articles in the
rebel newspapers is one in the Richmond
Wing of the 10Th inst, urging the little
real importance TO the Confederacy of
Richmond. This is evidently put forth TO
check the shock its fall will produce.
Wood Is 500 per cord in Richmond
and many families are without fuel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
What Sherman is Supposed to be
Doing,

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-The OOmmerciAl'l
Washington special says:
PFyor's report of the capture of Macon is
not believed, as Gen. Sherman had cut
communication with that place, and the
rebels at Richmond could have no infoF-
nation of the matter. Sherman probably
avoided Macon and Augusta, and is thought
70 DO marching to the sea coast. The
rebels are doing all they can to impede his
progress.
The Posts Washingtonton special says
Richmond papers Of Monday are silent
respecting Sherman's movements, but they
show the rebels TO be in great trepidatiOn.
There is every reason 70 believe that
Sherman Is making his way triumPhantIy
to the sea coast.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
New YORK Market

NEW YoRk, ROVonbeE %.
CoTroN-sesreOly % Arn and more doing; 81 q
ELOUR-staae and western salOo lover. mors
doinR - o50l00 5 for Extra State; 81 I6lI % for
Extra He H. o. and 81 86D19 Is for Trade brands
market closing dun, with no buyers at inGidO quota
WHIsKY-HeaVy. and unsettled; 81 sea1 % for
Western, elosng with buyeEs ct 81 %, and sellers
WHEAT-HoaEy and I0Re lover. No. Chicago
Spring g -, No. 1 d0- g 223225; RAeins spEins
y q; Winter Red Western e 90; Choice Amber
Michigan - ~.
RYE-Iirm at 81 Is for Western.
BARLEY-AetiVe and ArmeE; u 9S09 OS for State
and - Cb92 10 for Canada West.
COkN-HeaVy aud 804c lower u 92Ol 60 fog
and 81 SOL 81 for unSound.
oATS-ScaEcsly % nEms q O21(91O4 Er Western
and OloGing a. sos
sGaAR-ogisi; sIuseeyadA Io09g5<. inside priss
for common; HsVAnnA 2O5<
MOLA99ES-Dan
PETRoLEUA-Dun With s4ysueieE tondsDey: no
sales @ report aud Quotations about lower than
yesterday.
PORK-HsaEy and lover; SS60s6 . for moss
80 O06688 Tx for new ness- Sash and raEnIsl
WAys eto.ng g s35 3 eASh; - 6093l IS foF pine
and 80 % 30 1or prime me-.
BEER-RTm with mOdoEAta damAaA a prsrioas
our AIKATs-A Ghads eaaisr; 1sglais< for
shoulders and 10 for hama
BACON SIDE3-0liat but Hteady
LAhD-Qllet tand hsaET E11033<e, the latter
pre- Ior snail lots closing - z55 Tor pTima.
BUIIEk-Birm and lall active: 8ff143e for WOI.
tern and 4iS56 tor State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01

wTwo SoLD1ERs became involved in
a fight yesterday morning on the Greek
bank above the bridge and while strug-
Cling together they both fell into the wa
ter. The water seemed to cool their pas
sions at once and but for the mutual as.
sistanse they instantly agreed to render
each other both must have been drowned.
Upon reaching the shore, all dripping with
water they generously shook hands and
settled the dispute, thankful they had been
preserved, after three yeare service in
the army, from death in the water.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01

NEwBERH, N. c., Nov. 27.-It is reported
that all the available rebel forces at Will
mingtOn and other points in this State
are moving TO the assistance of Georgia.
Gen Bragg has been assigned to the De-
partment of North Carolina, which eOnsti-
tutes his command.
The rebel papers of this State report
the abandonment of the Wilmington expe-
dition by the Union forces, which appears
to give them great relief.
Gov. Vance 10 figuring for admission
into the rebel Senate, with prospects Of
sueeess.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01

~THE FIRE YRsTRDAY MoRN1EG.-T The
alarm of FIRE yesterday morning was occa.
stoned by the discovery of flames issuing
from the roof of the dwelling house of Mrs.
Margaret a. Woods, Main street, Centre
Wheeling. The fire bells of the city were
sounded and the 6remen were soon upon
the ground. A high wind was prevailing
at the time and the flames made rapid
progress The whole roof of the building
was consumed before the fire could be ex.
tiuguished, and The walls and ceilings were
somewhat damaged by water. The furnt-
ture was all removed from the building
aud saved. 1t is supposed that the damage
will amount to about fifteen hundred
or two Thousand dollars. The property
was insured to the full amount of the dam
age, in one of the Home companies. The
IRE originated from a detective fue.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
Inoendiar1sm in New Yoek.

NRWsYoRK, Nov. 30.-A IRE broke out
this morning, about Il o'clock, which it is
said was clearly tbs work of incendiaries,
in the lumber yard of Ogden & Co., in
HAIbert street. One third of the block
was destroyed. Among the sufferers were
number Of families who occupied the
dwellings adjoining. The loss is estimated
at $40, 900. Phosphorus was used aud IL
is thought the intention was to destroy
the Government warehouse adjoining,
wherein immense Quansities of army CLOTH
ing are stored.
New YoRK, Nov. 3O.-The mahogany
lumber yard of Ogden L Co., which was
almost totally destroyed by Ere early this
morning, occupied one third of the block
on Washington street between Hubbard s
Back, aud extended through West ST., &C
cupying the whole block on Hubbard be-
tween Washington and West street. The
yard Was filed with an immense stock Of
mahogany and valuable lumber valued ~
$3.50, 900. The FIRE was discovered ia the
centre Of the yard by Sergeant MOrrel who
at once gave the alarm. The origin of the
Gre is still enVeloped in mystery, although
from an investigation made there is NO
doubt that it was the work Of an ineendiaTy
aud but another act in the recent diabOli-
cal plot to lay the city in ashes.
There is no lights used in the yard,
which is strictly watched and guarded.
It is supposed that some combustible MAJ
terial was thrown by an incendiary into
the midst of the lumber In the yard.
Within half a block is an immense
government warehouse, one Of the lar
gest in the city, and it was cOnjectured
that the object of the incendiary was to
destroy this, but no access could be gains
ed to it, there being an armed guard
constantly on duty. By setting fire to
the lumber ward the whole block was
jeOpardized, and it was approaching
miracle that any portion was saved.
Strenuous efforts are being made to
discover the incendiary, but no clue has
baen obtained that may lead to his iden-
tifcatiOn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01

h6~ FRoM NEW CREEK.-From passen-
gers who arrived yesterday morning on
the through train, we learn that the force
of rebels that recently attacked New Greek
numbered about one thousand. They sur
prised the garrison and took possession OF
the place with little or no resistance. The
plckets were captured, and it is said that
OuS .s--- --------
in Federal uniform. They burned the
Government property and completely de-
stroyed the town, leaving only the misera-
BILE hotel and a few shanties. They also
captured quite number of horses and a
lot of cattle, and obtained some Govern
ment clothing and other property. The
rebels succeeded in taking quite number
of prisoners, most of whom, however, suc-
ceeded in making their escape.
small battalion of the raiding party
went to Piedmont aud there set the Round
House ON fire, but left before the building
was destroyed, and the citizens extinguish-
ed the flames.
Strange to say, the railroad was not in
jured to any serious extent, either at New
Greek or Piedmont, and the trains are now
running through regularly.
The object of the raid seemed to be one
of plumber as the raiders, having accom-
plished their object, are supposed to have
taken the back track.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
+. Hoods Movements in Tennessee.

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-A Times Wash.
ington special says:
Hoods movements in Tennessee seem to
reveal the intention of making his way in
to East Tennessee. The line on which he
is moving would indicate an attempt to
turn Nashville on the east side and make
ais way to form junction with Brecken-
ridge. Il is believed be will then essay
the capture Of Knoxville, which will give
him railroad Communication via East Ten
nessee and the Valley with Lynchburg and
Richmond.
The successful issue of Sherman's move
will have severed communication between
the two rebel armies, and Hoods present
campaign seems TO be directed towards
securing such communication by the line
mentioned. Hoods army In this case
would be in q position to join Lees, should
this move become advisable.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
Pryor in Fort Lafavette.

NV YoHK, Nov. 3O-Roger A. Pryor
arrived here this morning and was taken
to Fort lafayette
He contradicts the report that he had
said Macon and MiliedgeVilIe had been
captured, and that Augusta had probably
fallen. he ssys Sherman is the ablsst OH
Ger in opr army, and that the South has
more 70 fear from his engagements than
those in progress elsewhere. As to the
Southern refugees IN this city, be said they
had scted disgrscefully.
A remonstTsnce has been received BY
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01

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A truthful adviser to the married, and those con-
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currency, by addressing Dr.. La ORoLAs No. u
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The author may be consulted npon any OF the
diseases upon which his book Treats either PeTSOH
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01

4rBUsINEss MBN.-The prosperity of
our business men is an acknowledged fact,
and one which scarcely needs proof at our
hands so patent has it become to almost
every one, and especially SO within the
past year or two. Almost every day some
new evidence of prosperity meets US, some
fact that speaks of accumulated wealth
within brief time past. and which has
been won by the unceasing toll and energy
of its possessor. Old land. marks are Civ
ing way, one by one, to new improvements
that mark the steady progression and pros
uerity of the place everything is chang
ing, and everything is becoming different
from what it was new men are coming in,
old men are going out; citizens of half a
century residence, who have watched the
progression of the town, are passing away,
one by one. Strange persons meet you at
every street corner; new faces meet you in
every hotel and public place, and new en-
ergy lie being infused into the vitalizing in
.erests of the place. The machine shops
are all busy; the boundaries crowded with
work; the rolling mills, paper mills and
glass manufactures, are worked to their
utmost capacities, and Withal, scarcely able
to fill the orders that crowd in upon them
for their manufactured articles. In the
goods trade everything is prosperous and
progressing; plenty of buyers notwith-
standing the high prices asked for and OBJ
tanned. Money is plenty, everybody in
business seems to be doing we'll none APP
pear to be hard up for cash all are in good
circumstances. A man scarcely thinks any
more about spending dollar now than he
did of a dime three or four years ago. The
expenses of living are largely in excess of
what they were, and the demand on his
generosity for charitable purposes have in
creased more than four-fold. The change
brought about in this respect is wonderful.
and fully shows the capacity fman to adapt
himself to the circumstances surrounding
him. Men who had become grey headed in
earning few hundred dollars, have made
more in the past eighteen months than in
all their lives before. There seems to be
a tide of success that drives some men on
10 fortune whether they want or not.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-01
Connmissione's Sale.

VelOris T. Hills and wife, &C., ohio County Circuit
VB. Court.
Martha A. sanborn, ct, ais In ohauoery.
TN pursuance Of decree tho above named
i Court, made on the 21st dR OF October, 1864, I
win sell on SATURDAY, TIN THIRD DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1861, Of the fTof door Of the Court
lowing described real estate al lying In the city Of
Wheeling, viz:
corner Of Monroe and Water streets, being about
66 feet 8 inches front ON Water streets and about
SO feet inches on Monroe Itreet and about SO feet
the southern boundary Of sid lot.
Also, all that part Of Lat number C37l twenty
seven, in Michael Graham's addition, ON which the
most eastward brick dwelling IL erected and bonn
ded rs follows, viz: commenting ON the northeast
corner Of said lot on an ally, and thence lunning
back at right angles with Centre street So feet,
thence westwardly at right angles with said last
ba-k At right angles with ontre street thirty feet
to an alley, thence eastWar1ly along said alley to
the southeast corner Of sale lot, and 70 the
beginning. This y the saml property In which the
Also, 90 much Of Lots numbered tWenty.nine 1897
and thirty:two l82h on ttP north side Of Centre
street. in Michael sadditi0n, as 10 included
in the following boundaries, VIZ: beginning on the
north side Of Centre street a point the south
division wall separating tie house called No. 8
Numbering from the west end Of the row. Of the
block Of brick buildings called FiSher'S Row from
joing said No. 8; thence along the middle Of said
division wall and at right angles with Centre street
in straight line to the nOhhern boundary OF said
Lot No. 20 to an alley; then east along said north
ern boundary and along thS northern boundary Of
said Lot No. 80 to point % feet inches west Of
the east line OF said Lot No. thence south parallel
with said east line to Centre street; thence along
said Centre street to the plce OF beginning. This
is the same property now occupied by George w
stonsr, N. Il. Van CleVe and Mrs. BattelIe, dwell
lings.
TERMS OF sALE-one-Ihird Of the purchase
lloney be paid in cash on day Of sale the residue
in ave equal instalments payable in one, two three
four and i've years from sad day OF tale, with In
terest from day of sale, the purchaser giving bond
with good security for the deferred instruments and
also TO have liberty to pay OF and discharge the
same in cash, with any accrued interest thereon,
before maturity, and the purchaser TO receive the
rents from the day Of sale.
DANIRL @. LIST,
now Special Commissioner.