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Personal. General Garfield passed
through the city on Saturday, on his way
to his home in Hiram, to spend the hOl-
idsys.
We hear it reported that he is to be pre-
sent at the union of the And at New
bury tonight.
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We are indebted to Baker for Saturdays
New York papers. Baker receives his
New York papers by the Atlantic Road,
and thus avoids some of the disagreeable
failures ofthe Lake Shore Road,
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For handsome colored bordered hem
stitched handkerchief, go to Mott &
Hsight's. dec23:l82.
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For nice pair of fur-top kid gloves go
to Mott & Haight's. dec24:1s3
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Mott & Haight have en- elegant assort5
ment of unique scarfs for turn-down col
lars. 1873 Bank street. dec24:1S3
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Christmas and New Years Gifts.
One of Grover Bakers admirable
SEWING MACHINES,

Would Be a very Welcome blessing.
'Twouid make the New Year happier By light
eniug its labors-
You can have choice Of stiteEss-sitber the LOOK
STITCH or the aRovER & BAKER STITCH.
Variety OF pIioos.
Rooms III Superior StFe8t.
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GRAND CHR1sFxAs soo1ABLE AT TIE AaMoRY,
PEARL STREET, ON MONDAY EVENING, DEC
26TH, 1s64-0n Monday evening, the Sol
diers' Family relief committee will give
another of their very pleasant parties. The
money obtained viii go to the suffering fami
lies Of our soldiers who are now doing noble
work at the front. We can assure our
friends of the West Side good time. By q
glance at the narnes appended below it will
be seen that the affair is in good hands
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TIE GEN OF TIE TOILET, the world says. is
Sozodont. 1t renders the teeth pearly
white, gives to the breath fragrant odor,
eztinguishiDg the i'll humors which usual
ly fow from a bad and neglected set of
teeth, Sozodont is so convenient, and pro-
duces a sensation at once so delightful,
that it makes it pleasure to use it.
Sold By all druggists. dec26:190-3t
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FOURTH WARD.-A large and enthusiastic
meeting of the enrolled men ofthe glorious
old Fourth, was held at the Engine House,
last evening, to devise ways and means to
fill the quota of the ward under the present
call for SEQ 900 more men. 1t is the opin-
ion of the committee, appointed last even
ing, that by vigorous exertions on the part
of the committee and prompt and hearty
response 10 their calls by all interested in
the welfare of the ward, that the quota of
the ward can be filled on this as it has
been on all calls heretofore made.
The committee are already earnestly at
work, and their appeal to the citizens of
the ward is that they come promptly for
ward and render all the assistance possible
without waiting to be called upon. Let
every enrolled man ofthe ward do his duty
and the committee feel assured the war
will once more escape the odium of draft.
ENGINE HOUSE, Fsidsy evening,
Dec. 2Sd, 1854.
NJ S. Castle, Chairman
R. J. Fuller, chairman of the Enrolment
Committee, reported the action Of the con-
mittes in correcting the enrolment of the
ward.
On motion, R. ]. Fuller, L. Smithnight,
S. f. Thayer, c. 8. Hobbs, A. T. Brims-
made were appointed eommitte on FL
nance, with power to district thesward end
appoint collection committees therefor.
On motion the following resolution was
passed,
That the Finance Committee DO author
lied to receive subscriptions and announce
recruiting by the 1st ofJanuary, ,ifthe sums
received by them shall be deemed sufficient
to raise the required number of men. If
such a sum shall not be raised, then Ger
tihcates of shares shall be issued in sums
of ten dollars each to the persons so sub
seribed.
Subscriptions can be left during the
day with r. J. Fuller, 215 Superior street,
or with any other member of the commit
tee, and every evening next week at the
Engine House.
On motion the Secretary was instructed
to publish tho proceedings of this meeting.
Adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening
and every evening during the week there
after.
c. s. Hosss,
dno9e.1t. Secretary.
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For THE HoLIDAYs.-The beautiful en-
craving, "Christ Blessing Little Children" f."
A supply just received at room No. 4,
American Building. dec2l:162
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am mn NOEEY ADVANOED-

&UVsUUU in Eums TO Huit-At the old stand
and veIl-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFIOE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelOdsOnG,
and all YsrsonRl property and articles Of value on
shs most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pTf-
VAte. Establiahed 1851. Il. B.-A variety Of IN.
redeemed Wstehss, JsEslry, Guns, So, for sails at
Bargains.
Oiios-ooEner O Water and Superior strsstt,
sFsr Davis aad Psl1ottc'G Clothing Store.
-OotS Q. q W WAGNER.
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For the richest and most desirable silk
scarfs, go 70 Mott & Haight's. dec24:1s3
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H.Y. MOEEE aAzEkET-Dee. "a
Inv svruopsvuT

Il
MOney-Active and firm ct . cent.
Sterling ExohRnRe-zuiet ct lO9SS S9Ios5k
for god.
6Old-Dal and lower. Opening at 22I, declln-
ing TO 22O5S, and closing st f217S
GiOVernment StOeEzS-More active and firm.
Total exports OF specie to. day, S., SOC, coo.
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L. D. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. 8, GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III superior ST.

Subscriptions received to the
"7 $40 PER CENT. AND 1910" NATIONAL
LOAN.
iCommissi3n allowed to Subscribers.
B8-U. g. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2O's. IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes and all other Government Securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons snd canada Money bought
and sc-d at best rEtsa. Deposits received and
Collections made at ali accessible points. incur
rent funds converted a. lowest Revenue Stamps
for sale. oo4
CHRIsTMAs.-The following Banks and
Bankers will close their places of business
on Monday next, December goth. All
paper falling due on that day must be paid
on Saturday, the 24th:
J. C. Buell., Assistant Cashier, Second
National Bank.
A. S. Gorham, Assistant Cashier, Com
mereial Branch Bank,
Henry Wicks / Co.
". L. Cutter, Cashier Merchants Bank
Of Cleveland.
Farmer i Painter.
c. A. Read & Co.
Wason, Everett 4 Co.
A. K. Spencer, Assistant Cashier First
National Bank.
John F. Whitelaw, Cashier City Bank.
E. B. Hale.
Wright & Brother, iec23:183
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For an elegant pair of silk suspenders 60
to Mott & HaighPs. dec24:Iss
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E. Stair & Co. have received large sddi-
tions to their stock Of
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Great raid on Cleveland of Canada stripe
and plaid paper collars. Thirty thousand
just received at Mott & Haigh p, 136 Bank
street. dec22:Is2
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and continue ts sell them at the low price:
with which they opened the season.
E. STAIR & Co.,
dec2l .1S3 245 Superior st.
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FRAVKLER's REGTsTER.

- Citizens wishing conveyance TO eithar oI Che
above Trains Boats, will be called FOR BY Ooschaa
Of StsTsns Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
ct the Omnibus once, 147 SupoFioT strre. next
door to the Wsddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-26

For the best assortment of butterflies
west of New York City, go to Mott &
I--0a-ToO
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AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
fof Land in lots from three to eight acres or in
7rRer quantities. Said Land is bounded as follows:
On the north By St. Clair road On the west By Wilson's
syenne, and on the south By Superior street extern
non, and is known as the Sterling Farm. The above
described land 3 just out Of the city limits. Enquire
q N. n. sPAHGLER, or Miss II, Z. STERLING, 50
Euclid street. no2:is3
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ALraMnE-

Hardesty has fine assortment of ladies'
and gentlemen's skates, at I02 Superior
street. Call and see them. dec23:1s4
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The most wonderful discovery of the age,
and one which, if properly appreciated by
the people, will save millions from Bron-
chisI Affections, Consumption, and the
Grave, is the Liquid Catarrh Remedy dis
covered By DR.. D. H. seelye. Consumption
cannot be cured, but timely use Of this
Catarrh Remedy will save many person
who is now rushing blindly into its merci-
less grasp. dec26R3
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Christmas, Christmas, Christmas has
come once more, (for the last time in Is64,)
and with it camo the good old times and
presents of the past We had them (by the
proprietors of the JeWett & Goodman's Ne
lodeon Mandatory, in this city, in the
shape of fine fat turkey to each of the
help, which number is about twenty. Not
much tall picking among the bones I'm
told. Respectfully yours,
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CUTAHoaA CoUEFY AGRICULTURAL soc1Er7.
The Treasurer Of the Cuyahogs County
Agricultural Society reports the financial
condition OF the same as follows;
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This Indebtedness will be partially oOI5-
cred by final sales Of lumber and the county
appropriations for the current year. The
payment Of premiums awarded at the last
falr viii be reserved until the annual
meeting Of the Boasd in January, 1855,
when it is proposed to strife a balance and
settle tbs affairs Of the Society as far as
practicable.
s. D. HARHIs, secyetas-v.
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Amnssmeuts.
A OADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Great ProdueIlon, al an Expense

JOIN ELLsLER, R,JR.,......-...-..-......a aIaELazs
BIOHARD d. GEABE E.---...--.....-. Treasurer.
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Nag adsErtiss
4 OST-sATURDAY, DEC. 24TH,
uONOR THE BRAVEl
$4,000 EOFth Of Real Estate.

5000 Highly EmbeIlshed Steel Plate PORTAL s Of
the President OF the United States, Lieut-General
Grant, Gen. Mcclellan and the corps commanders Of
our army, viii be distrtu among the Euhscribs rs
to the NATIONAL VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE, for
the education and supp It Of the Orphan children Of
nur volunteers, on Mashingtons Birthday, Feb. I'D
1855. Everg person serding y b. mail addressed to
Clpt H. r RANDALL, Treasurer, POst-oihce Box
No. 1852, New York City, viii receive any one Of
these engrayn g, and q certificate Of membership,
which viii enttie holder to share in this pro-
perty, which viii be distributed as stated. For fur
ther particulars send for Circular.
COL. ". II. YOUNG, President.
CAPT. h. r. r ANDALL, Tre.s
C. A THOMPsON, Secretary. dec25:lsl
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DRAFT IN BRoOKLYN.-A meeting will be
held at the Wele House Armory, on Mon
day, December 26tb, at P. ", to correct
the enrolment for Brooklyn. Turn out and
reduce the quota.
By order of the Trustees and Committee,
A. KELLOGG,
dsc24:lS3 LEVI FIsH.
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OREAKFAST SHAWL5- NFW
fAa~'as TAYLOR. eRIsWOLD a oO.. :.
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JOHN ALESLEH, JB, --..-.....-...- AgEGEz-
kIOHAAD a. GNA BY ..--..s-...-.... - Treasurer.
The Great Production, at an Expense
Of over S2,OOOi
A GRAND MATINEE will be given on Monday
Christmas afternoon. for the accommodation Of La
dies and Childrs1, and such other persons az can
not attend tbs evening exhibition Of the Spectacle
Children under 10 years Of age, 25 cents. Doors
open at Ks to commence at % o'clock
MONDAY EVENING, Doc. 25lh, will be pre-
sented the Grand Oriental Fairy Spectacle, from
the Arsbian Nights, eallsd
ALADDIN!
Or, The Wonderful Lamp
ALADDIN. .............-.. Mrs. EFFIE ELLSBER
KasraC, (the Dumb Save, )......-Mr. John Ellsler
Absnazsr--.. Nj Evelyn Evans
The Spectacle viii be preceded BY Farcs.
For particulars sss daily programmes
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrqustte so cents; Secured 5ssb
to Dress Circle, 10 cents; Family Circle 80 cents
Gallery, rs cents; Private Boxes g, and dol.
lars; Entire Private Boz, single seats, 81.
Door opsn at 6:45; Ourtsin rises 81 7:s0 o'clock
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DIED.

December 25th, ADA CLARENCE, youngest
daughter CT George and Eannah Cary, aged II
years and months.
Funeral from their residence, 225 sco7ill avenue,
at o'clock P. NJ, Monday, the 26th. Triends Of
the family are invited to attend.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LMADzR OFFICE
sATuRpAY EYEErEa. Do. q. -

The receipts Of Grain b. rAH for the "a heun
ending ct han past one O'Clock to-day Ars - fol.
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A GENTS WANTED FoR THE NURSE

155x ever publis5ed, embracinRfhs EdTen f1rgs on
1n II Ii the Union Army es Nurse scout and Spy.
GiYi-g most vivid inner picture Of the War. Re-
Il srtd an1 disabled officers and col iers nwant Of
, Ohta6le empl0ymsnt, viii hld It peculiarly adapted
70 nei- condition. JONES BROS. & CO., coo Ch ST.
,,1t street. Philad .lphia. Pa dei7:lssiEW
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.ANTED-sl25 A MONTH"; Agents

w everywhere to introduce SHAW CLARK's SIX
IEEN DOLLAR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, the ONLY
low price machine in tho country which IL LICENSED
hy Grover Baker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, singer
tCo., and Bacheider. Salary and expenses, or large
commissions allowed. AL other machines now sold
Tor less than forty dJlars each are IEFRINGEMENTB
and the seller and ussr LIAsLE. illustrated circulars
sent FREE. Address SHAW CLARK, Biddeford,
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wooden Faro-naTEet nm and steady

On SUNS less than 500, I'VE per cent AaceO
70 above prices.
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dec2I.Is3
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FARM FOR BALE-CONTAIN
thirty Of hr5t-rate land under goOd cultiva-
hon, situated IN tho township Of NeWburg five miles
rom Cleveland. There over 800 young fruit trees
sonegrapss aud small fruits, good barn, hrst-class
building for grnnsry, small house, &c. For terms
and further particulars spply to GEO. D. BECK 20
Superior street. oc2If
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SlS0 A AONTH.-AGEETs WANTED,
O5.OO Male and Female, to sell Wilson'S New sls
ELASTIC LOOK " Stitch Family Sewing Machine.
We viii pay the above ages and all expenses, or
Ri7e large commission. For particulars enclose
stamp and addrcss MATHER 4 WILSON, No Ly-
msn's Block, Public IuaTe, Cleveland, o. nO25:l62
EOR SALE.-THE SUBS CRIBER
a oilers to sell about p acres Of Land unsurpassed
Or Produotiveness, about Of nile from the termi-
nus Of tho East Cleveland street Railroad, on the
Crawford Road. choice variety Of ffruit; good wa
ter, and cheap buildings.
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STARCH.

sOaps-Market steady and unchanged at the
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G. A. HTDE, see'y. dec;
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oT0 A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
QiO everywhere, et go q month, expenses paid,
20 sell FIFTEEN ARTICLES the best ever offered Full
tOrd, Maine. de5.fydAw
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HONORARY MEMBERS

At LAST Rockpori, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, on
Saturday, Dec. 24th, by the Rev. NJ. Pett, WILL
LIAM LINTON, Of BaiIbridge, to MARY ANN
SAN NDBRSoN OF the former place.
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tAyAN1ED-PRINCIPAL-AT THE
" Ohio Female College College Hill six miles from
Cincinnati, Ohio lady to act as Principal OF the
Musical Department. bust have rare qualifications
as yosal aud instrumental teacher, and must be
Sapalls 10 take this Eeneral drect Ct that depart
1ieut, where there are one hundr d aud twenty mT-
sic scholars. The highest reference and TecommendR
ton required Apply by letter Otherwise to Pres
dent AhDEBS0h, at the Institution, or TO General
IS. IL. OAKY. Cincinnatl. del3ls3
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LHNGINE AND BOILER FOR SALE.
H Engine p hose power, Boiler % horse power;
WI be sold tqgethrr OF separaiey are now runang
the Novelty Works, corner 81 Clair and WassOn st
delzslH REEVE MoCULLOJH.
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ALADDIN!

MONDAY EVENING, Doc. 26lh, will be
ssnted the Grand Oriental Fairy Spectacle,
the Arsbian Nights, eallsd
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4 UK BALE-oN KINSMAN STREET
Il "A large, handsome Gothic Cott Sc HOUSE and
.ns Land, with great variety Of fruit and
a uUscry. JNO. G. JENAi6GS,
tIell.Isi Rsal Eafafa Agant At.gRier Rnildine
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Vaccination by a monkey.

A recent English work on natural his
tory contains the following:
The smallpox having spread fearfully
among the monkeys of South America, DR..
Pinchard, Secretary, to the Bloomsbury
street Vaccination Society, was struck by
the idea of arresting its further progress.
Vaccination was, of course, the means OF
staying the plague, and his scheme for its
introduction was singularly ingenious. He
bound two or three boys hand and foot,
then vaecinated them in the presence of
an old monkey, who was observed to7be
closely attentive to his proceedings. de
then left young monkey, with some of
the matter on the tlble, and beside it a Lam
Get, guarded, that it might not cut too deep,
by projecting piece of steel. The doctor
witnessed thd result from a nejghboring
room; the old monkey threw down the
young one, bound him without delay, and
Yaccinated him with all the skill of pro
fessor.
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E. COWLES & co.

BE- We publish in another column an
article from the NelO York Herald giving
its views as to what the Copperheads will
do in case Mr.. Lincoln should be re-elect-
ed. TIE article should command the seri-
Gus attention of every friend of the Gov
eminent and of law and order.
The Herald, it should be borne in mind,
has heretofore been Mcclellan paper, and
processes now to be still friendly to him.
But it could not close It's eyes to the fact
that the Chicago Convention was nothing
but a conclave of conspirators, led by those
friends OF Southern rebels, the Woods, the
Seymours and Vallandigham, who
have met for the purpose of con-
cocting ways and means to overturn
the Government, either at the ballot Dox
or by violence. When we consider that
the convention passed unanimously, the res
Olution of that lying old traitor, Wicklife,
Of Kentucky, requesting the Executive
Committee to call the Convention together
again, in case certain erigsneies should oc-
cur" what are we to infer from it?'-
Nothing more, than that if Mr.. Lincoln
should be reelected, the Convention is to
be called for the purpose of precipitating
the North into civil war, hoping thereby,
with the aid of the rebels to overturn and
get possession of the government. If i is
not SO, what other Interpretation can beput
upon the motives Of the getter up of this
unusual resolution? What Presidential
Convention ever before adjourned to be
called again in case certain "exigencies
should occur?"
The fact that the Copperhead oath-bound
association, known as the Sons of Liber-
ty," of Indiana, have contracted for 1000
revolvers, and that the Government has
seized $4,000 worth of arms and ammuni-
tion in Indiapolis, and that the leaders of
the Convention, Vallandighsm and Fer
nsndo Wood, are both avowed secessionists
the former being in favor of for cOnfed-
eracies, and the latter having tried while
Mayor of New York in 1851, to get that
city to secede,-all go to show that the
Herald has great ground for its fears.
We again commend the article to our
readers.
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Then defend this Government and sus-
tain only the mRn who sustainit. War we
all deplore-it leads to death, misery and
woe, and speculation and peculation.-
Then PIT dol0'' the 'OaT Cgreat cheers;1 send
forward your peacemakers, but take the
precautiOn to give every one a musket and
sabre. Laughter. Remember blessed are
the peacemakers." Laughter.l Such a
peace we will soon win, and our chill
dren will not blush to read its history
This is my policy, and all its favOrs we ask
of the men who recently assembled in con
vention here is to write to their friends
down South aud tell them to stop firing
upon our flag, and become good and loyal
men. Laughter, and three long rousing
cheers we're given for the next Congress-
man.