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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

COuRT OF CoHNox PIEAs. = BEFORE
JUDGE BoLToN.-The case of Norman B.
Meacham ct al. vs. E. H. Lewis, is still on
trial. The arguments of counsel occupied
the day yesterday,
BEFORE JUDGE FooTE.-In the case of l.
L. Gleason Us. C. n. Clarke, tried to the
court on Wednesday, decision was given
yesterday morning in favor of plaintiff.
The case of Darwin L. s. Worden Us.
Robert Barrett, a suit for damages from
assault and battery, was tried to jury yes
day, Wiley and Carey appearing for plain
tiff, and C. L. Fish, Esq, for defendant.
Both plaintiff and defendant are hack
drivers, and the affray which caused the
suit occurred some time since. A verdict
was given for plaintiff, with damages to
the amount of $16O.
The case of James Bell US. ]. H. Van An
ken, a suit for damages to trivial amount,
to a load of hay, resulting from the neglect
of defendant, was next taken up, A. T
Slade, Esq, appearing for plaintiff, and
Prentiss and Baldwin for defendant.
BEFORE JUDGE CoYFIEBERRY.-The case oi
Harriet J. Clarke Us. Alonzo Clarke, wa
taken up yesterday and fewwitnesses ex
amined. 1t was then continued until to
day
The petition for divorce in the case o
Phelps (wife) vs. Phelps, was then takeI
up, the alleged ground being wilful ab
sence for more than three years. Joseph
Adams, Esq, appeared for the plaintiff, an'
NJ defense was offered. The decree wa
granted.
The petition for divorce in the case O
IsJshlfe Buughnnun -vs.-Jaesb- -Raughnan
was granted. The cause alleged was adul
tory. ]. NJ Jones. Esq, appeared for plain
tiff, and no defence was attempted.
GRAND jury "A new grand inry will b
called to-day, for the purpose of examin
ing into, and, if necessary, finding indict
ments in the following cases:
Ohio Us. TODD.
Ohio Us. RosEcRAEz.
Ohio Vs o. NEIL.
Ohio Us GARDNER.
| Ohio Us. PHKATH.
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Let the Hall be filed.

REAL Estate TRAEsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate were entered on the
records of this county during the past
week
G. E Herrick to L. F. Burgess, 66 feet
front on Euclid street by ls0 feet deep, to
an alley, with brick residence. Considera-
ton, s17, 900.
J. Nicholson to the city of Cleveland, 1O1
feet 3 inches front on Cedar street by 1876
feet deep, for school house. Consideration,
s., 900.
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SICK AND WOUNDED NORTHEBE ONO SOL
DIERs.-The fol lowing names of sick and
wounded soldiers in Northern Ohio Regi-
ments, sent from Columbia to Nashville,
are taken from yesterdays Cincinnati
Commercial. Many of them were wounded
on the skirmish line in front of Columbia.
George Foster, D, Ist Battery
barney Foley, B, 10th cavalry.
George Richardson, G, l25th.
Adam Ziegler, A, l24th.
Adolphus Swartout, L, l04tb-
II Haynes, b, lOOth.
] Barley, G., 1O0th.
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CLEVELAND LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUE
In response to an invitation, given through
the daily papers of this city by the Rev. j.
H. Rylance, there was a large attendance,
last evening, of young men and others in
terested, at the Parlors of st. PauPs
Church, the object being the organization
of Club for literary and social purposes
The full attendance aud hearty co op-
Grafton of all present gave promise of
abundant success in this endeavor to fur
nish to our young men a much needed
means of social enjoyment, as well as intel
Iectual improvement. We can best ex-
press the object of the society by quoting
from the Constitution. as adopted:
ART. 2.-"The object of tho society shall
be the mental and moral improvement,
and recreation of its members by means et
select readings, original essays, lectures
and debates, or such other exercises by
members of the Society, as may serve the
same end. The largest liberty shall be
accorded in the choice and discussion oi
topics pertaining to any of the great inter
| ests of our intellectual, social or religious
life"
%The facility with which its advantages
can be enjoyed is shown by
ART. 5.-"Any one signing this Consti-
tuition and paying fee of one dollar, may
thereby become a member of this Club.
ssThe name selected for the organization
is 'The Cleveland Literary and Social
Club" After full discussion a Constitu-
ton was adopted. and the following officers
chosen Rev. ]. H. Rylance, President
George H. Ely, Secretary. Louis Heisel
| Treasurer.
The Club adjourned to meet next Tues
day evening at the same place.
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BEHET7T OF soLDnRs' 'FAKILEs.-The good
people of the West Side propose giving a
grand ball at the Armory on Pearl street,
on Friday evening, December 9th, for the
benefit of soldiers families resident on that
side of the river. This is an excellent
move, and it will doubtless be the grandest
bali of the season, as the leading men of
the West Side have it in charge.
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''High walls and huge the body may eonfne,"
And iron CRATES obstruct the prisoners gaze
And massive bolts may battle his design,
And vigilant keepers watch his devious ways
Yet scorns the immortal mind this base eontroi'
No chains can bind it, and no cell enclose.
swifter than light, it flies from pole to pole,
And in 4 fash from earth to Heaven 1t goesi
1t leaps from mount to mount; from vale to Nale
It wanders, plucking honeyed fruit and flowers
It visits the METROPOLITAN Gift Book store, No l4O
Superior street, in search of gems Of literature
and rich
Gifts which accompany all books, or albums boughi
There the finest collection in the Northwest Don
Buy till You call and examine their stock
dacI-I7o
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e roRK srncn MARNEr.

HKW YoRK, Dec. !, 1854.
Governments GtOeIks-Are steady. United
States SKIES 81 coupons ll25s do 20 coupons LOG;
Treasury notes 7-s0s lt61<; lO-4O coupons 9S1a.
stOcks-Better Pittsburg, Ft Wayne Chi
cago IOi; Toledo & Wabash preferred 6T5a; Hudson
us; Cleveland Pittsburg l0919; Chicago North
western 4Oz; 20 preferred 76; Reading l315; Mich
igan Central 1ZSH; Michigan Southern a North.
ero Indiana "a Illinois Oen. .tral scriO 1873; Erie
referred TO-; New YORK Central 1ls1S; MariPosa
3515; Quicksilver 55
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NET THE BEST-PUTNARS EX.
VI ceIsior Clothes Wrisgers are the best and
most durable. They are self adjusting and can be
put on and taken on in . moment OF time. For
sale, wholesale and retail, by
GEO. D. BECK,
ootl6 80 Superior street
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CITY NEWS.

MrLL1EER WAxTED-0ne that thoroughly
the business. None Otherneed
apply. Apply from to TO A. N. at Mrs.
Shaw's Rooms, 2S6 Superior street.
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We have received another assortment of
Ladies' Fancv Fttrs, making our stoe
complete again in all its branches. The
very low prices we have been selling Furs
at had depleted our stock, but we are en-
abled again to fill all orders at Wholesale
or Retail, at our usually low prices.
E. STAIR & Co.,
245 Superior, oign of the Bear.
nov19:17S.
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DR.. GRAHAM,
sEABER or THE ROYAL COLLEGE Of PHISlClAhS
or LONDON, EHGLARD; GRADUATE OF
RlC0RD'S HOSPITAL FOB

FEMALE DIS E A 8 3 8,
constant attendant OF PARIS, London Hss
lrIeans and Montreal Hospitals for ths last ten
5sars has opened an olioe st the
4hsre he VIII Be happy 70 meet ali those who arc
afflicted with subaeuee and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
clan, and Is mild, shioaoious and effective. His
medicines are simply vegetable extracts and oils
rhey have never been used but b. two other physi-
ians in America besides himself. BE has spent the
greatest part Of his life and Thousands Of dollars In
,btaining few secrets In his profession. BE tests
he Urine for all forms Of disease. No charge for
yI5ins an honest and true statement Of their
sPERHATOR4GsA.
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PETR EUM
"HickOry Farm OIL Company"
CAHIA n A5.--.... 49, G5OOsOV0
100000 SHARES OF 50 EACH.
Shares fall paid without further assessment,

Shares full paid without further assessment,
President-CHRIsTOPHE TYLER.
Secretary, Treasurer,
WILLIAM O. OARMAN. ISAAC D. RUSSELL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES P. BROWN.
TRUSTEES
CHRTsToPHER TYLzR, of fOhristopherTyler, EsWYork.
THOMAS A. CUNMISs, of Thomas A. Cummius, "
FEAEoIs B. COoIH, late Of Cody, Farwell Z Co"
GEO. N. GROVES late Of Groves, hortrupI Taylor
Co., New York.
JOHN V. CLARKE, late of DateT, Clarke Co., N. 7.
UHARLEs V. FAILE, Of Faile, Williams Co.,
Isaac d. RUSSELL, Of Russell Irwin, Mfg. Co.. !"
JOSEPH LARocoUE, Of BoWdoin, LarOoques & Bar
low, New York
CURTIS G. HUssEY, Of O. G. Hussey & Co., Pittsburg,
Pa.
JErrnA q. WADE. " Pres't Western Union Telo-
graph Cs Cleveland, Ohio.
sAMUEL L. MATHER, Sec'y Cleveland Iron Mining
Co.. Cleveland Ohio.
JoBx :. EEwBzRBY, John s. HeWberry, Detroit,
Mich.
r TwIHa BROOKS, Pres't Farmers Bank, Salem, o
This Company is organized under the laws Of u
State OF New Work, for the purpose Of developing
tract Of upwards Of two hundred and ninety seven
acres Of land, owned by them 10 fee simple located
in Vspsngo county, Pennsylvania, on tEe westerly
bank of the AIsghAny River, and embracing both
banks OF Hickory Greek.
An ample working capital has been provided for
BY the Company, and the development of the prop
erty will be prosecuted with the greatest Vigor.
A limited number of sha-es Of the Capital Stock
can now be ObtaiDed st par, application TO SAM
DEL L. MATHER, at the ONCE of the Cleveland
Iron Mining Company, Cleveland, Ohio. where
MAPS ETC.. etc. can be seen, and any farther iufOr-
nation desired can be obtained. noEl;l79
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. EVELYN EyANs.-Our
readers will be glad to learn that that
sterling actor and gentleman, Mr.. Evelyn
Evans, takes benefit to- morrow evening.
Mr.. Evans has been with us only during
the present theatrical season, coming
among us perfect stranger at its opening
in September. He has, however, in that
brief season, succeeded admirably not only
in winning the admiration of all who have
seen him on the boards, by the power cad
spirit of his acting, but by his uniform
kindliness and politeness off the stage, Sc
curing a large circle of warm friends. As
an actor Mr.. Evans is possessed of remark
able talent, and has met with remarkable
success. His voice possesses wonderful
richness and power and his delivery charms
all by its purity and delicacy and at the
same time by the mastery grasp and ap-
probation of the full meaning and feeling
of the text which it displays. He has hard
ly had fair chance to display his tragic
abilities since he has been with US, but
has given us some most successful imper-
sonations, among which may be mention
ed his Orchard Dazzle" his John Mild
may " and his "Maeduff." In the di FL
cult and responsible part of stage man
ager, he has succeeded most admirably.
He appears in the great drama Bel
phegor," on his representation Of which an
English journal remarks as follows:
at is not often that we see such rare eff
fects of pathOs produced with such thor
ough absence of stage trick, He came on
the vagabOnd tumbler-neither better or
worse-the strict character, whose only
object in life is to pick up a few small
coins, less by bombast and impudenee. No
attempt was made to refine the character,
or TO take from it one item of its appropri-
ate cOarseness, and it was only by imper-
ceptible degree that the despised "Belphe-
gor (as he is called) grew into an object of
absorbing interest. The distresses that
harass the mans soul when the wreck of
his domestic happiness is threatened, were
indicated by natural touches which COM
manded sympathy precisely because they
did not seem to solicit it, and when the
destructive bolt had actually been hurled,
and the mountebank, deprived of his wife
aud youngest child, clasped his elder off
spring TO his heart as the only lovable
thing in the dreary world, there was an
intensity of aifectionate grief in the action
that was the very perfection of pathos."
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photographic StOfk.

DHOToGKAPHIU ALBUMS, AT
Kew York prices.
B. B. DOUGLAS 90,
1T9 Superior-st.
ARTISTS MATERIALS - WIEDSOR's And
HeWtOnig and Goupirs on and Water OOlors, At
R. B. DOUGLAS cos,
l79 Superior-Ht.
oyALAED soUARE GILT ROSEWOOD FRAMES
- B. B. DOUGLAS 4 OO'S,
lI9 Superior-Bt.
,u0ToGRaPH COPIES OF OELEBRA1TD
n B, BoUGLAs cos,
E7e Buperior-a.
soARFFs DE VIsTTE" or CELEBRATED
nan and Womer, and Palmer's Marbles, st
B. B. DOUGLAS COS,
flTa supeTiOr-St.
M EFGRATIEGs OF DIsT1hGUIsHED hEEt J
3 DOUGLAS co.'s,
IF2 e-rsriaF-rs
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E. C. Jones, l46 Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line,
nov5:179
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BABY TENDER.-The great baby tender is
for sale at E. c. Jones', No. l46 Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nov JO.IQI
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INSTALLATION OF 0FFIcERs OF ST. AN
DREws' Soc1ETY.-In our account of the st.
Andrews Festival, in the last issue, the
names of the retiring officers, and those Of
the gentlemen elected for the ensuing
year, wers omitted, it being impossible to
publish them. The installation of officers
took place before the public exercises of
the evening were opened.
We give below the names of the officers
oflast year who have just retired
President-William Lowrie.
Vice President8-John Denham, Thomas
Brown.
Manaqers-William Melhinch, D. Proud
foot, John ProudfoOt, Walter Dalgleish,
william Csrdie.
Chaplain-J. C. Mcconnell.
PAysiciGn-T. G. Cleveland.
Treasurer-David Mcintosh.
Recording SecretGTy-W. Downie.
Corresponding Secretary-John Buchan.
The names of the gentlemen who were
installed as officers on Wednesday even
ing, for the ensuing year, are these:
President-J. L. Denham.
Vice Presideats-James PrOudfoot, Thos.
Brown.
Managers-John Proudfoot, Geo White
lose, John Kirkpatrick, Robert Davidson
W. Proudf foot.
CAGpIain-J. C. Mcconnell.
Physician-T. g. Cleveland.
Treasurer-D. Mcintosh.
Recording Seeretary-W. Downie.
Corresponding Secretary W. Lowrie.
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Mrs. W. L. peaue will receive a few more
pupils for instruction on he Piano Forte at
her residence, No. 2S Sheriff street.
nOv28:3t
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For DETROTT.-The Steamer Morning
Star will leave this port for Detroit this
evening.
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l. .PIHLIsE IL an NERALD.
AND COLLECT

IND UULlLIOL
PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
IL. Money Discharged and Resigned 0fioers'
Paw, and all other War Claims.
We pay particular attention 70 claims in which
oaber Ettornev have FAILED, or which have been
SUSPENDED.
-. soldiaFE discharged for WOUHDs EEOElyED IL
HiT@Tr-oau .ibtsin the 500 Bounty due them I'M
= nEDIATELY, By Supplying to us in person or BY
stter. r-,,-,,g l., NJ,
-One Of our firm being a. ALL TIM * In wash
uRton, D. O., the advantages We oner 70 cur elehts
can but be manifest 70 all.
80 -. ,-,asrtsFe- uav25-B Be
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NoTIos.-Citizens are urgently requested
to send into the rooms of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bank street, all the empty bar
reIs and kegs that they have, which will be
suitable for packing vegetables to send to
the army. We have large donations of po-
tatoes, &C., which we arc unable to forward
on account of the great scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
nov7.I78 SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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an 00O MONEY ADVANCED

WUUsUUU IN s1ms % slIL-et NC UII 51on1
~ yTeIl-knoEn WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE on
securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and silver
watches Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, aOus,
pistols. Dlothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Molodeons,
and ali gsrsonsl property and articles OF valnel On
Sc most sstigfsotory terms Business strictly pri-
yats. EstabHshsd 1851. h. B.-A variety Of IN.
redeemed Watches, JsEslry, GuOs, 80, for sale 81
haTRain1. -
: Oniosi-oeFper 0. Water and Superior strosSa,
seer DaVis and PelxOsto's Clothing Store.
-cst99 ] q. NV. WAGNER.
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ABANDONMENT OF BABY.---After the ar
rival of the evening passenger train from
Toledo, last night, handsome baby, about
week old, was discovered lying, in placid
slumter, on a seat in one of the passenger
cars, neatly bundled up in a shawl and
with a bundle of clean and dainty baby
clothing lying alongside. No clue could be
obtained as to its mother, although the
Buffalo train was searched to discover her.
The infant was taken to the Soldiers Home
adjacent-an unwonted sight in that rest
ing place for grim and grizzled veterans
and entrusted to the care Of Mrs Ford, the
excellent matron of that institution. Baby
seemed to take her great change in life
with the utmost comPosure, and reconciled
itself to its new friends with considerable
nOnchalance.
As its mother doubtless left it by accident
she will probably feel relieved at knowing
its whereabouts and that it has been in
good hands.
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JusT REcEIvED.-Another fine lot Of those
cheap Shaker Blin0s, at E. c. Jones, 146
Superior street. nOY5;l1s
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4. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s, GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior st.
G1bacrintfrna raaefvad n thA

az 3-l0 PER UENT. AND IU-4U" NATIONAL
LOANS.
(CommissiOn allowed to SubsoribeEs.)
~U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-20's. 1O-40's, Treasury
Notes and all pther Government Securities par
ohosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. Unour-
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
OF sslo. ooi
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OVAL FRAMEs-All sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished 70 order,
at Z. C. Jones', 146 Superior street.
nnrh.1IQ
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MURDocE To -NIeHT.-The enthusiastic
crowds that have hocked to listen to Muir
dock when the object for which the lecture
was delivered was a merely literary one,
will be sure to turn out in red oubled
strength this evening, when patri otto in
centive is, added to their own desire for
qualification, and the proceeds are devoted
to the Soldiers Home and to soldiers fam
lilies. A large audience will be present at
Brainard's Is Hall to night. Among the poems
to be read by him will be
"The Union" By F. DeHass Janvier.
"Our Heroes"
"The Battle of New Orleans. BOXER.
"sheridan's Ride" (By particular re-
quest.)
''Scott and the Veteran. ."-Bsyard Taylor
"Our Defenders."-T Buchanan Read.
wounded and Mustered Out" wal
lyric, connected with which is the Lord
Prayer, which will be read as conclusion
Mr. Murdock's reading of the Prayer /
said to be grand, though he has always de
clined reading it, except as connected will
purely patriotic and charitable occasions.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
To the Afflicted.

If you want to get your Corns, Bunions
or ingrowing nails cured without pain or
lameness, call on Doctor Wadham at the
City Hotel, Seneca street, Cleveland, Room
90. Office hours: from u to 2 P. N.
Tooth ache, ear ache and head ache cured
in from five to ten minutes. decl $50.
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O1E.-MARsHALL BAsKwnL & Co., Refners
and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri-
catingsand Benzine Oils. We invite deal
ers in the above articles to call at our
Office, No. ia Superior street, and look at
our amples, supply constantly on
hand. nov29:l80
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CHICAGO MARKEr--Dee. I.

WReat-Duil and declined &c. Sales at 81 sly
for No. l.
, COru-Dull at s5c for new.
oats u and declined l115c- Sales at e25zc for
No. !.
POrk-Prime mess $40 90, mess "a 90
Whisky-Dull at 81 10.
HOEs-Iess arm. Sales at 9a1nc for common
t fair; IO9lO5Io for fair to extra heavy.
Dressed Hogs Dull. Sales at rl@l2Ao.
WecPfDfg-2 GO bbls four "A 800 bush wheat
q 900 bush Corn; 4, 600 oats; hogs 1900.
500 bbls flour; 900 bu wheat
corn 81, ,O0Oi oats Z zoo.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND mARREX.
MORNING LEADEk oFFIOE,
THrTRsDAY rvEYrEa Doc TaaA

Ths receipts o. Grain BY rail for the "a hours
snding st half past ons O'Clock to-day arc As fol-
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SILVER Ghatns.

ETTLY YER URAI
AND
BILV ER 3 N g 5
An unlimited stock, all styles and prices. chain
from 81 80 to $500. Rings, from plain silver Bins
At 10 cents to an elAboratsy engraved LOoket Ring,
nlaid with gold, 1T 5000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city OF -
goods manufactured BY A. L. ROOT, Of Medina, bOta
solid gold and silver, and ss they are made express
iy for our trade, we know they are pure coin
Dealers are requested 10 call and examine.
Wholesale aud Retail IN any quantity,
NJ. BURT,
Clock and Matchmaker, lss suPeriOr-st.
an.aaIL-
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TRAvELER's REGIsTER.

sS- Oitizsns wishing conveyance to either OF the
sboTe Trains Boats, will be called for by coaches
OF stsvans Omnibus line, by leaving their address
81 the Omnibus Once, l47 Superior street, noxt
doO- Ia the WeddeIi HOUSE.
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Wv. Custead, by administrator, to 81
las BigelOw, ~ acres of land in East
Cleveland. Consideration, 81, 800.
]. P. Robson to Robert Dawson, 12E
acres of land in Bedford. Consideration,
1884.
J.O'Lary to NJ. MsKennsrd, 31K feet
front on Whitman street by Sc feet deep on
Kentucky street. Consideration, s7eo.
C. g. Ruggles to James Flanagan, Is acres
of land in Newburgh. Consideration,
81, 900.
sIade & Smith to W. sturm, 10 acres of
land in Warrensville. Consideration, $500.
THIRD SUPPLEMENTARY DRAFF.-Another
| draft to fill the deficiencies in those sub
districts which are still deficient, will
commence at ten o'clock this morning
Brooklyn is the only township that is de-
icient. A daft will take place in the Sd
5th, 7th, 9Th, 9Th, and 11th Wards. The
quota of all is 81. Adding one hundred
per cent. there will be drafted to-day IL
men.
Here are the quotas:
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

FL cal Agent snd designated DepOsita-
Fy Of the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
Z 3-IO TREASURY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealsrs.
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES b-2O BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS,
UNITED STA TES BONDS OF ISSI.
UNITED STATES z-3O TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest market rates.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

H.Y. MOEasY EEAEE srE---Dec. L.
lEI FELEGRAPB.I
REOneY-Quist Al steady at 6(G7 r. ct.
Sterling ExehRuEe--Moderate request at
@lO9% for gold.
CaOId-ITregular an unsettled. Opening at
227 declining 10 2255a advancing to 2Z7s, deelin'
ing 283, and closing 1T 2s7H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

WATER LIME.-1,O 900 BBLs- FREsH
w Groupd Water Lime for sale By
sou THATHER, GARDNER, BURF %.