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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-09
1UCTYON SALES.
DAY.

FUTURE DAY.
nv Tardv & williams, Auctipncers,
yor,e, Gary and Thin teenth streets, Richmond, Va
r AsT SALE OF THE YE AR - On
THURSDAY, the 10Th instant, We vii ofer
tor sale at auction,
w. GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS,
SHOES,
TOBACCO, Sc, &c.
This being the last sale OF the year. PaIssso -,
- :. vail themselves of it had better I,oIr5 us
Wish % asau TARDY s. WILLIAMS
THOMAS w. KEssKE, Salesman. &c . .--
Bv George W. Willis, Auctioneer'
{yo. 63 Main street,
WILL, BE SOLD AT AUCTION, Al
w nv store. on SATURDAY, December iv'l'
a. ID o'clock a very desirable lot q ,.-vsr,rx,r
a' ~ IfnIfSFiIOI,D and KITCHEN FuRNIfUhE'
9RocKERY and GLASSWARE,
BLANKETS,
SHOES,
Boo rs.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, &c
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
JHWELRY, &c.
de . u. w WILLIS, Aucuo-Ieo-- -
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
w TION, on SATURDAY, the 10th instant,
ON Council Chamber Hill, AN ESfRAY COW, topay
the cost of keeping her. NJ H. hopo"N'
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OFFICE SPECIAL SERVICE,
RICHMOND, VA, September 49, 1864. !
NJ OTICE.-From and after MONDAY
1 ' NEXT, the 26th instant, the STEAMER
SCHRAPNEL will leave the wharf at Rockets FOR
the JAMES RIVER SQUADRON daily ct o'clock
A. NJ. AID clock +. NJ, touching At al the pIil-
cpal landings the river
JOHN II. PARKER,
Sc 20-ts Lieutenant I'M clar5a
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NOR RENT, two desirable CHAMBERS,
4 furnished, with gas and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
men preferrcd-wIth or without board. Apply at
! le corner OF Clay and Fourth streets. Atsa
B0ARDERS by the day. dc 5-st.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
~ 1000 pounds prime MOUNTAIN BUTTER,
SEQ pounds MIDDLING BACON,
goo pounds sALTED PORK,
200 bushels RUTABAGA TUREIP9,
100 bushels IRISH POTATOES,
? bales DOMESTIC HOPS,
3 barrels DkIED APPLIES,
So dozen EGGS,
Loo pounds prime TALON,
EL0UR By the bag or barrel.
CHARLES l.. TODD,
de 7-4ts corner Sixth and CLAW streets.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, THE FARM KNOWN AS
4 MONTE UNA, ON TIE MECHAHICSVILLE
TURNPIKE, TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND,
CONTAINING NINETY ACRES or CLEARED
LAND This farm viii be offered for zen. privately
until the 4lst day Of December; and II not rented
previous 10 that time, ii viii be Tented public
ton that dav. The farm has comfortable
dwelling and ali necessary out houses.
SHOULD lnclemency OF the weather prevent the
renting the 2lst II Will be rented the fair
day thereafter.
de 9-soaGtt MARY s. scHERMERHORN.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, AuctiOneer.

yTEkY LIKELY FREE NEGRO BOY
' FOR SALE AT AUCTION-I viii sell. on
MONDAY NEXT, the 18th instant that being
court day. In front OF the City Hail. to the highest
bidder Tor each. at TO- O'Clock A. NJ, a very likely
FREE NEGRO BOY, convicted b. the Hastings
Court OF the city of Richmond q grand larceny,
and ordered sy said Court TO be soli into absolute
slavery THOMAS L. DUDLEY,
de S-t1s Sergeant city of Richmond
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EAMILY GROCERIES.
A Superior Green and Black Tea,
Brown, GRADUATED and Crushed Sugars,
Prime Corned Shad, Alewives and spots,
New Orleans Molasses and Sorghum,
Pure Essence Coffee and Paper Conee,
Mustard, Nntnegs and spices,
Indigo, Fig Blue and Starch.
Clothes Lines and Clothes Pms
Carpet Tscl<s and Shoe Thread
and great variety OF choice goods, a. low as the
times wnlNlo8. CHARLES L. TODD,
de 1T" conner or Sixth ard Clay streets
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TVEN Car FIFTEEN GEETL EMEN can
be accommodated with GOOD BOARD, on rea-
sonlble terms. Day boarders preferred. Call on
Third street, between Clay and Leigh, fourth house
from Clay, west side. de Sit.
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By Elicit, Bell & Fox, Auotioneers.
A UCTION SALE OF CONSIGN-
u MENT3 OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
SHOES, Se.-On WEDNESDAY Z, the lfth of De-
ceInher we viii sch at auetion without reserve, a
variety Of merchandise, TO close consignm1nts, con-
sisting IN parI OF the following goods, VIZ;
. cases 800 pairs Cotton Cards,
l case Diamond-pointed .Eilleting card Cio-
thn2l,
300 pounds English Tack.
cases Bleached Long Cloths,
3 cases Nader and b. and ". Prints,
% bales 80 and Al Brown COttons,
Ii bales Brown Drills,
10 pieces 81 and 81 fuli"d Cloths
40 dozen Mems Morino Shirts,
SO dozen HucIshark Towels,
50 dozen Mems Cotton Hali-Hose,
3 cases Bone Buttons,
Goo gross Pearl Buttons,
3 cases Spool Coftons,
20 pieces Black and Fancy Bonnet Ribbons,
10 pieces White FLANNEL,
20 pieces English CottoGade,
80 pieces Striped Domestic,
10 pieces Gray Cassimeres,
"a chests Black Tea,
50 pairs Ladies' Leather CATERS,
30 pairs Mems do. do.
100 rcams English Letter and Cap Paper,
! lot White and Black Cotton Hosiery,
Scissors, Needles, Black Plus. sc.
ELLETT, BELL & FOX, Auctioneers.
p S.--Consignmsuts Tor this sale viii please bt
sent III as early possible. de t
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sCuERfFFS SALE OF VIRGINIA
= VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY STOCK
b. order Of the Circuit Count Of Montgomery
county, viii sell, at public auction, on sATUR-
- twenty shares OF the StO,l Of the Virginia
III. X ELLNSON,
do stJs Sheriff Of City OF Richmond.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Cos,PANY,
November Il, 1864. !
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. - The
- next annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Richmond and DalvilIe Railroad Company VIII be
held in this city on WEDNESDAY, December H.
1864, at II O'Clock NJ, at the Office of the Old Do
mifion Insurance Company.
no li-eodadm j. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
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(Ofice Governor street, between Main and Franklin
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FL R
IL NIrURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION i
VIII sell on MONDAY MORNING, December l2th,
commencing st 10 O'clock at my store, Governor
street. large assortment OF HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE consisting in part OF
FINE WARDROBES,
BUREAUS,
WASHSTANDS,
BEDSTEAUS,
FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and SHUCh MATTRESSES,
SIDEBOARDS,
TIN SAFES,
CARPETS,
RUGS,
l elegant IRON BOILER and STOVE, COM
plete, SC.
Consignlnent5 solicited. T. W. KEESEE,
de AuclOneeT
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MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS.
lyl Theaxubscliber has just received lot of
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, is also great
riety Of beautiful DRESS GOODS and BLEACHED
COfTONS, to which she invites the special atten--
ton of the ladies. MADAME DEMELMAN,
de 5-Sts No. 2ls Broad street.
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HEADQUARTERS RESERVE FoHcEs Of VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Sept7rnb %, l6G4
GPECIAL ORDERS, Ne. 81.
VI. By virtue of authority deriy ed from the Sc
cretafy of War, all officers from the State of Virgil
mia who are retired assigned to light duty. supeInu-
merary unassigned, are ordered ID report iii VIII
ting to these headquarters within thirty days
Such officers failing to report within the prescribed
time will be dropped from the rolls
By command OF Brlgadier General KHMPER.
r. IL. CATEETI
Assistant Adlutan1 -GeneTal
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NJ OTICE.-Ghe annual meeting of the
Y stockholders OF the Manchester Cotton and
Wool Manufacturing Company viii be held at the
office of the agent On THURSDAY, the 18th OF De-
cember, at II O'clock WM. Ii. POWERS,
de Sit Agent.
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I5XFCUTORS' SALE OF EIGHT NJ
EtI GROE5.--In pursuance Of a decree u the
f1rcit Court of Richmond, We will preeesd to sell,
on " WEDNESDAY, the 18th December, at 10 O'clock,
AZ the auction house of Hill, Dickinson s Co,
Young WOMAN, with Three CHILDREN;
. young WOMEN, without encumbrauce;
| Girl. and one BOY, about fourteen years Of
ace 3. II. B0YKiN
+. NJ. BOYKJS,
Executors of +. NJ Boykin, deceased
de l-2awtds
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ID 0OMS FOR RENT.-Several BASE
l. MENT ROOMS, with use Of kitchen, FOR
lent, upon reasonable terms situated Oh the east
corner of Twenty-third and Broad streets, Church
Hill. For terms, apply upon the premises.
da At
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1 earnestly recommend the passage Of a law au-
thoriElns the issue ot 2 proclamation warning all
citizens Of Virginia nov II foreign parts to return
without delay - me State--fiint which, besides
personal penalties, their property Of every descrp
ton should b. ecEhseAe1 a;.i tEeil families sent
into the eneIny5 lines.
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T CAUTION ALL PERSONS AGAINST
i trading with ALEXANDER ASHER Tor sn
obligation OF NINE. held b. HIM, for ELEVEN
BARRELS or CORN as it viii not be paid. l
have Offsets against the ssiua
de 0--2t, FLEMING MORGAN.
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WANTED wish to engage the ser
w vices Of lady as GONERNESS for my two
daug hters immediately who is entirely competent
aud experienced IN teaching all the various branches
OF an English education, Latin, French and Music
Oh the piano II pleasant and desirable home is
offered to applicant, who must be well recon-
manded. Address the undersigned, living
Gloucester Courthouse, Virginia, stating terms.
de 9-2taw5t' W. T. SMITH.
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AtCTYOy sALE.g
rprrrr ~
T1XECUTORIs SALE or vsI,-.-----.---

IsXECUTORlS sAIE or ys1,-.,----
X gfArr, w al te aoid - - 'hLUABIE
T5Tn or DECEMBER next. tho FAnN =. OF tie
b. b. Wright, sr, deceased, 1yirg H. - ~ Sae late
county, on the Asttaponi river ION. ts,i. Ss' lns
depot on the Riehmond and FEtacric4.bf 10y "
There il ON this farm an abundance N -,
timber, and the cleared Land Is IN a high 8. "a
cultivation; IL has on IL an excellent ana ~ o.
new dwelling, contalning eight roonis Be-. - q
has ment; also, all necessary eat-bsases, nsss.is
new. -
50 good an opportunity il seldom offered d, r.,
vestinent. Persons who desire il cat cxann.. IS.
farm by calling ON NE at the place.
At the same time end place will D. sold AIT -.
pERIsHABLE PROPERLY, consisting Of stasL
Crops, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Fai1nn5
implements, &c. CHARLES WRIGHT,
no 2y-l5ts Executor
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'HWENIY-FIvE Kegs SODA for sale
= " lae 7-sil W. y. JONES u co.
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M A n L L ID, a MALE TEACHER,
w qualified u teach the Latin language pre-
ferred, but will accept thorough English scholar,
10 ta--4 charge OF a neighborhood school. Address
JOSEPH MiCIIAUX,
Jefferson post-ofice, Powhatan county.
de l-l2ts
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N1ANTED, A SEREANT.-An officer
w Oh duty near the city wishes 70 hire SER
Want OF good character, to wait on hiln III camp.
For particulars, viii refer you to Surgeon L. A.
HARRIS, at General Pemberton'5 office, on Twelfth
st,aas de S-2t-
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Making total sum CT ............. 10, OPS IA 81
He estimates that the disbursements du-
ring the same period viii be. 2 500 $50 81
Leaving deficiency Of .. 81 l. 4s0, 345. "A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

RAISING The Wreck OF THE WINsLow.-
For three or four weeks, off and on ,as mild
weather and calm lake would permit,
Messrs. Quayle & Martin have been engag-
ed in raising the machinery and whatever
is valuable of the tug and revenue cutter
Winslow, which was wrecked at this port
about two months ago. This tug was own
ed by n. C. & H. J. Winslow, and was
chartered by the Government to serve as
revenue cutter. These gentlemen have
given the job of raising the wreck to the
aforementioned firm of shipbuilders pay
ing them therefor $500.
The boiler has been already raised and
taken to their ship-yard. The rect of the
machinery was elevated from the water
Yesterday and securea>bY cables made fast
to an extemporized pier; and if the work
men are favored with tWenty-four hours
more of fine weather, the whole apparatus
will have been secured. The boiler needs
little patching, and the engine is almost
entirely intact. The shaft is somewhat
bent, but the machinery will be repaired
and put into new tug, the contract for
making which is already in the hands Of
ouayle & Martin.
The wheel is yet at the bottom of the
lake. The gun ditto, but its precise local.
ity is known. Considerable shot and shell
has been fshed up.
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DEATH OF LIEUT.. Col. MARVIN CLARK.-0ur
community was shocked yesterday to learn
that this gallant officer was killed in the
recent battle between Thomas and Hood,
at Franklin, Tennessee. We have heard
OF no particulars. It was but few days
since he left for the front as lieutenant
Colonel of the ls3d Ohio Volunteers, and it
is hard to realize that young Clark is now
no longer among the living.
He volunteered at the commencement Of
the rebellion as private in the three
months service, and with his regiment
participated in the first battle of Bull Run.
Subsequently he enlisted as a private in the
famous Seventh Regiment, and took part
with that regiment in its numerous battles
and skirmishes, and by his brewery and
good conduct was promoted to Csptaincy.
He thus served three years with this gal
liant regiment, and was mustered out Of
service at the expiration of it's term of en-
listment
The past Summer and Fall Colonel Clark
was engaged in recruiting. It is but a
short time since he received his last com
mission.
Colonel Clark was the adopted son of our
fellow-eitizen H. ". Clark, Esq. His death
will be universally regretted, as he was one
Of the "bravest of the brave" He leaves
a large circle of warm friends to mourn his
loss
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IBT rHLsaRAPH.I
COttOn-Heavy and declining Sales at 81 Is
for mi1dling uplands.
FIouT-state and Western dull and lO9ltc per
sales 50 s5ag s5 for extra State; SO 5O@I1 20
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; SIl 25@l2 10 for trade brands Market
closing dull; no buyers at the outside quotations
WhisEy-Moro active and armer- sales 81 81
al 50 Tor western.
Fheat-Duu and I@2 ctD lower. Sales No. l
CHI cago sOrin at 81 %; do to soon at 81 70.
Tsye-Quiet,
COru-Ouil. Poos mixed western at 81 81 in
store.
Oats-2c better; 81 CO9i O2.
EVOOI-QJiet
CO6ee-Firm.
Sugar-Firm. Muscovsdo 2O15 a231zo.
NaOinsses-5teady. MuscovEdo 6Oo.
PetrOleum-Fi m Sales Crude at 4S049ei
DO all mis- month, buyer's option, at 4soi Re
hnso in bond qu ted at 6Sg7Oc, snd Refined free
at SSc
POrk-Opened decidedly lower and very heavy,
but closed active and strong with an upward ten
dency. Sale at e32 90 for tWO-yeer old mes'; So
l34 90 for l,-yssr old do, cash and regular way
closing at the latter price, snd $S2 tOSS2 % for
prime. Also 1900 bbls new mess for January and
March, huY Yer's option, At S37 OO@3S 70.
Total st ok, old and new, December 1st, 75,a3l
bbls; same date lat month 70 366 bbls; same date
last year, l09 Al bbis.
Bee-Steady with moderate business. Sales al
81 OOGI2 90 for country mess; so OO92o % for
new mess, aud S22 5O925 % for new sxira mess.
Total stock, old and new, December lsA s4,96z
packages; same date last month, l4l,6l0 packages
same date iast year, 6s, go packages.
Beef ITams-Steady at $2S %.
dnG Meats Unchanged.
Bacon SIdes-B-tt,r demand for future de-
livery. Cumberland cut for January, reported at
Is15c, and short Ribbed, came delivery, AZ 2OHc-
iIresse HOgs-In moderate demand at l494
@l51Ic for west IN and city.
E4fard-Heavy and lower 2l14@2@c, the latter
price FOR small lots.
Rufter--WithOut decided change.
Cheese Doll and heavy st l4Cg SIC.
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sALB.-Pursuant to tn,

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
MI command Of decretal order Of sale from the
Coutt OF Common Pleas Of Cuyshoga countys IN 50
action therein pending, wherein The Cuyahoga
Steam Furnace Company Is plaintin, aud JOhu 6iv-
on and others are dsfeudsnts, 10 me directed L
shall oner Tor sale at pJb auction, at the door OF
the Court House ia the city oil Cleveland, on the
ninth dsy of lie e,enber IsGf at three O'Clock P n,
the following described parcels OF land, situate IN
the ity Of Cleveland, county OF Cuyahoga and
state OF Ohio, bounded as follows, to wit:
Parcel No Oas-Commeneing At point on the
ester!v line OF ontario street forty seven feet nor
therly from its intersection with the northerly line
or Michigan street; thence westerly, al right an
qles with ontario street, one hundred eel 10 pri-
Tate alley ten feet In width; thence northeriy In
line At right angles with Michigan street, twenty
two f-. Z: thence eastery in 8 line parallel with
Michigan street. one hundred feet to the westerly
line OF Ontario street, thence tOuthery on the SAID
westerly Iin. OF Ontario street twenty-five teet TO
the place Of beginning together vito al the hered-
ttamsnts and appurtt nanoes thersunto belonging,
but subisct TO all streets and highWay5.
Appraised at $4,000.
PareeI No. T,0O -Commencing at point on the
northeTly line OF Michigan street, one hundred and
ten feet westerly from Ontsrio street. thet &c nor
therly at right angles with Michigas street. ninety
two feet; thence westerly in line at risht angles
With Ontario street. twenty two est, thence south
erly 10 line at right Rng with Michigan street,
ninety two feet to the nOrtherlY lire OF Michigan
street; the easterly along tho said bothery line
OF Michigan street twenty feet TO the place Of
begiuniug together with all the hereditAment5 and
appurtenance5 thereunto belonging but subleot 20
all streets aud highways.
Apr Used at s. SeO-
Terms cash HENRh ABbE1s
Master Commissioner.
BACKus NoBLE, AttorOsys-
November s, 1854 nos;lsD;eI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

ACADEMY OF MUsIo-A full house greet
ed the last and excellent rendition of
Waiting for the Verdict" at the Academy
of Music last evening. The leading actors
and the company even eclipsed themselves,
and we have rarely seen an audience so
universally delighted
This evening, thelast appearance of Mr..
Mexican Buchanan and his beautiful and
talented daughter, shaksPeare's grand
play of Julius Cesar will be presented, for
the first time in this city in several years.
Mr.. Buchanan appears as Brutus and Miss
Buchanan as Portia. The performance
will conclude with the excellent farce,
"sarah's Young Man"
On Saturday evening that talented and
successful actor, Mr.. Evelyn Evans, takes
a benefit.
The lreat spectacle play, Aladdin, is un-
derIined for the Christmas holidays.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

The market on the River this morning, and at
the Board this afternoon, was Aat and inactive.
The receipts Of erliA by rail during all the week
have been more than ordinarily liberal, and city
millers have laid in fair stock. The demand from
sountry millsrs is light, and a. navigation is 80
near its close for the season. Of course there is no
shipping req7sr. A dull and inactive state OF az
fairs may be expected for some time 10 come. One
or two car lots OF Wheat sold, but their quo
tatiou would hardly be = fair index Of the market,
as they were superior samples and we're purchased
for immediate wants. Corn is in heavier receipt
and the market is dull and nOminally lower, as are
also Goats, but as there are slles reported, hg-
ures are hard to arrive at.
Fraigass--Advaaeed. TIE following are the
rates now asked AL RAIL-TO New York, Flour
81 g.; Wool s2 II; Dressed Hogs 81 25. To Bos-
ton, FIour 81 7O Wool So "a; Dressed Hogs 81 s5
FIOur-Quiet and steady, without material
change. Held az s. 5O9lO so for XXX red; $40 30
all 50 for Xxx white latter for fancy brands and
city made
Whest-Market without any activity whstev-
OF. No disposition on the part Of buyers to ope'
rate, although concessions would have been made
by sellers.
COrIl--DuiI and nominslly lower. No uAles re-
ported.
Oats-Beoeipts heavy and market nOmiusily
lower salel car this forenoon at zoe os track
| Dressed HOgs-Msrset easier. Packers are
paying I2JI9lic, hut are buying spariDgly,
a5 thsro are strong indications Of decline.
POrk-No. mess held at $50 OO94O 90; No
do at s57 OO@ss 90.
I.ard-Good demand and market STEADY at 2i'
in tieroeI and 25c in kegs
Smoked szeats-Hams 24o for sugar cured
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

The SCHOONER G. G. A. oRD.-The Detroit
Tribune says I5atthe & MayhOwer, which
left Detroit the 80 day since to go to the
rescure OF TIE Jve named vessel, return
returned rt Monday evening. The
result of = enterprise was that OF liberia
ting thew Iel from dangerous reef. and
getting ht inside in deep water, and free
from furt danger, but on reaching
which she Immediately sank to the bottom,
owing to the insuficiency of own pump to
keep her ahost.
The tug General Mcclellan, with two ex-
ira pumps, left yesterday for the wre'k,
and will, if possible, raise her and bring
her to this port. A considerable portion of
the cargo, consisting of corn and oats, has
been saved in good condition; the remain
der in a damaged state.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

Persons desirous of participating in the
formation OF the Hand-in Hand Oil Com
pany, and wishing information regarding
the same, are requested to call and exam
inc the articles of association aud subscriP-
tion list, to be seen at the store of George
Wortnington & Co., or at the Office of S. 8.
Ca Snrtnn's Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

TEMPERAxoE.-we are glad to observe that
a move is being made to revive an interest
in the temperance reform in this city. The
Sons of Temperance have leased for term
of years, and fitted up in very neat style, a
Hall in Burgess block, on the south side
of Superior street. Weekly meetings of the
Order are held on Monday evenings.
The Order has determined to hold a Sc
ries of public meetings, free to all to attend,
which will be addressed by able leetur-
ers.
The first viii be held on Monday eve
ming next, and will be addressed by the
Rev. W. H. Brewster. Mr. Brewster's rep
utation as public speaker and temperance
lecturer is too well known to require any
notice.
Let the Hall be filled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

For THE FRoEF.-Gaptain W. G. Turner,
of the I77th Regiment, who came home TO
attend the funeral Of Iris boy, will leNvo for
the front next Monday. On Saturday eve
ming he will address the people of New
burgh, at the Town Hall, on "The InHu-
ences and Issues of the War North and
South"
We are sure the people will give him
kind welcome.