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Two OHIOOFFICERs ARR RsTED FOR
PASSING COUNTERPART MONEY!
DIsGRACRFUL AFFAIR.


Yesterday morning our Police force arrest
ed and brought to this city ten recruiting Of
Acsrs Of the Sixth Cavalry on charge Of pass
ing counterfeit money. On Monday after
noon last, the War Committee of Florence,
TrumbuIl county, brought in two recruits for
that township for the Sixth Cavalry. They
were taken to the Forest City hotel and the
bounty money was paid to these Recruiting
0ficers, viz: Gardner, Quartermaster-ser-
geant of the Sixth Cavalry and PeltOn, who
holds q recruiting commission for that resi-
mont. The payment was made in the pres
sncs of Major Barrett, Of the Sixth, and was
slI geod money. But it is supposed that
while the recruiting officers were going down
to pay the men they substituted the counter
felt money for good. At ali events they
paid to the men $S5 in counterfeit on the
State Bank Of Indiana.
After paying the recruits PsltOn and Gard
ner immediately left on the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad for TrumbuIl COun-
ty. One Of the recruits named L. G. Morey'
also left for his home in Gustavus. He got
his money exchanged at the bank in Warren
without any trouble. But the other re-
cruit, William Campbell, thought he would
get his money exchanged fer green-backs in
this city. He went into bank for that pur-
pose, and it was all exchanged except three
Eve dollar bills, on the State Bank of Ihdi-
ana. The cashier requested the boy to wait
little while he examined the bills. he
went out and soon returned with an officer
who took Campbell into custody to his great
surprise, as he was unconscious Of having
committed any crime. Campbell explained
the matter, and officers were Immediately
put upon the track of PeltOn and GaEssS
They were traced to Trumbull County, ahd
Pelton was arrested at his homo in GustaVui
and Gardner in Johnston, Trumbull County
No counterfeit money was found upon tbs
person of either, but $3.50 in countsrfsits OF
the York County Bank, PennsyIvania, wa
found in the house Of Gardner. The indiana
cOunterfsits were very good onss, but thos'
on the Pennsylvania bank are worse ant
easily detected.
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MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.-Pursusnt TO the
Nl command Of an order Of sale from the
Court OF Common Pless OF CuyahOga County
Ohio, at the suit Of William H. AVerill, survivor
of Joel Scranton, deceased, against Christopher
Rheim, Catherine Rhelm, John tretter, Aora-
ham Frederick Nathaniai Fretrer, and John E
Wyatt, TO me directed, shall expose for sale at
public auction, at the door Of the Court House
in the city of Cleveland, on the sth day of -Febru
ary, 1854, at two o'clock, P. n, the foLlOalng
described premises to wit: Situate IN the town
ship OF Royalton, being No. five in the 18th
range of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State OF Ohio, and which ls also
in the County Of Cuyahoga, and is known by be-
ing section No. 2 lot No. l. be ginning at an ron
wood stake set in the fence line at the northeast
corner of said section, and running west on ga d
section line eighty-tWO chains and hfty LIN Ks TO
the corner of said section TO sn ironWOOd post
thence south on the section line u CHAINS and II
links TO amaple post; thence east parallel with
the section line 50 chains and so links to dog
wood posty thence north on the town line u
chains and II links to the plsce o. beginnings
containing one hundred acres more or less, be
ing the same tract conveyed to Jonfsthsn Fogler
by Isaac Moon and wife by deed, bearing
date July 1Ith, A. D. 1886. Also one other piece
Of land situated in section No. p, RDyalton, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at the south
east corner of said section No. 2l (; thence west
on south line OF said section l2O rods to line of
land decided to George Mathews; theno north b
on said Mathews line to line o. land
decided 10 Ransom Walling; thence east 122 rods
to east line OF section q thence outh on east
line of said section II chains and 75 links to the
place OF beginning, containing thirty-six acres Of
land, be the same more or less, but subject to
all legal highways, excepting from the tirs piece
above described 20 acres from the vast end
thereof decided to one Edwin Wilcox Appraised
at 81, ,O6O. VIM. V. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
S. B. Prentiss Baldwin, and 5. ]. Andrews,
Cleveland, Jan. 9Th, 1854. P'fs Att'ys.
iau5.13T
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KEW YORK n1AKKKHJan. S

fB7 FELBsRAPR.l
Ootton-Market shade easier. Sales at 81 for Mid
Fioar-Mafket firm and &c better for shipping
sales at s6.75a6s5 for Extra State; s7,soa765 for
extra round heOped Ohio -e7,7O39, 50 for trade
WhisIky-Bsttsr request. Sales at. sI9e5 for
Whear-Market opened steady with very active
demand, chiefly for export, and closed l to DC
Sales at Sl,4sal,5O for Chicago Spring, with an
inside price for inferior; l,47n 80 tor Milwaukee
Club sl49G SIS for Amberi MilWaukee, 81 SAL 80
for winter red Western 81 6O9l SO for Amber Mich
aRye-Quiet.
Bariey-Quiet
Sales at sl.27dl 25 for,Shipping mixed Western in
store 81 % for unsOund DO.
ORts-Msrset heavy and shade easier. Sales 81
e2ae2zc for Western.
SuRar-Quiet and steady.
mniasseH-Dull.
COlIee-Quiet.
WOOl-Market firm.
HOps-Fimer.
PetroIeum-Dull Sales at 90 for crude ; SIC fol
refined free 46G4656 for refined in bond,
P0Fk-Market frmer,
sales at sl9,GG1lg. .25 for old mess; so, ,5Oa23 o
for new do, Is, O0l6,25 for prime; SIS S5O6l9O
new prime mess. Also 30 bbls mess for March
May and June at 300 5 100 bbls prime mess 70
March at 2i,5O.
Beef-Firm.
Beef HRms-M Market shade irmer with good de
mand.
Prime Mess Beef-Quiet and without decide.
change.
Cut Meats-ouiet. Sales at 7sso for shoulders
/ and lO4loll4c for hams.
Dressed HORs-Market hrmer. Sales at 95ze
| l0c for Western.
Lard-Eoro active Sales at l2&@IsRo
ButTer-Firm- Sales at 22G27c for Ohio27932 70
Cheese-Aotivo. Sale at lssIsc for common t
prime.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFEks.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate have been entered
on the records of this county during the past
week:
Henry F. BraytOn, as Executor, to George
B. Hicks-Oue hundred and seventy-fve
feet front on Prospect street, southeast corner
of Perry, by three hundred feet deep on Per-
~ street consideration $4,000.
Henry HiIliard to Azariah Everett-sixty-
six feet front on St. Clair street, near the
Railroad crossing, by one hundred and sixty
FIVE feet deep: consideration $3.50.
Albert Bronson to F. G. BronsOn-One hun
dred and sixteen acres of land in ROckport :;
consideration 81 I,6eO.
T. Jones to Albert Outhwick-Gfty-six
acres of land in Mayfsld: consideration
sl,4OO.
John Goe to S. t. Cozad-seven acres of
land In East Cleveland, fronting on the Eu-
olid road, about one mile east of DOane's
Corners consideration $500.
Samuel Tyler, by Clark, Executor, to Sam
uel Crowe-thirty- three feet front on Clinton
street''by one hundred and sixty feet deep to
an alley: consideration 500.
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An adjourned meeting of the above Com
mittes will be held at tue Gas Office on Sat
urday Evening next, January 9th, 1894, at
O'Clock. full and prompt attsndauceis is re-
quested. W. c, YOUNGLOVE,
n. L. PE1RsE, Sec. Chairman.
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To THE CITIZENS OF THE FIRST WARD
In accordance with notice previously given,
an association in aid of the draft was organ
lied last Thursday evening at their place of
nesting at the Engine House on Chsmplain
street. The plan of the association eontem-
plates the raising of a sufficient fund to re-
lieve its members BY furnishing substitutes
in case of draft, or in any manner that
shall be deemed best by the association to
and the Government in procuring men. The
conditions of membership are that all who
have before subscribed and paid toward the
enlistment of men to fill the Ward quota,
may become members of this association by
making an additional subscription of ten
dollars, and those who hayo not before paid
toward this fund, may become members by
paying twenty dollars. These subscriptions
to be paid in by the goth day of January.
Both classes to be subject also to any addi-
tional assessment in agreement with the
plan adopted. The plan and book for sub
scription, are with the Secretary of the As
sociation and can be seen at any time at the
County Recorders office. Subscriptions can
be taken also on Saturday evening of this
week at the Engine House on Champlain
street, at which time the association will
hold a meeting. JAY 0DELL,
Secretary.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

EYE AND EAR.-Dr. ]. F. Lawrence, Of
New York, 0culist and Aurist, operator of
the eye and ear, author of treatise on deaf
ness, diseases of the eye, &c, can be consul
ted on deafness, noises in the head, catarrh,
impaired sight, discharges from the ear, and
all diseases of the eye and ear, for short
time at the American House, Parlor F, Re-
ception hours from A. N, to F.N. 0pe-
rations for Strabismus, Cross Eye, Cataract,
Artificial Pupil, skillfully performed.
DR.. Lawrence's Work on the diseases Of
the Eye and Ear, with Illustrations, is new
in press and will be shortly issued. For ref
erences, testimonials, &c, send for Cirou-
lar. jan9:l32
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HIGH PRIoEs. - Notwithstanding the
great advance in Boots and Shoes, we are
pleased to see there is yet one place in the
city at whIch they can be had at the former
low prices. This is ct the great Bankrupt
Sale, los Superior street, where they are
closing out the immense stock of II. Blinn &
Co., at less than manufacturers prices.
These goods must be sold Immediately for
benefit Of creditors. This is chance for
bargains which but seldom occurs, and to
any one who may want anything Of this
kind we offer the advice to give them call.
janl:I32
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The FREEDNES's AID SOCIETY will hold
its regular Monthly Meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon, at the Methodist Church, Ohio
Street, at three o'clock. The Society will be
addressed by the Rev. James W. HOyt. A
full attendance of members is requested.-
The public gre invited to attend.
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SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION, WEST
SIDE Mr. R. L. Russell of New York, for
merly of this city, being an amateur per-
former in the art of Legerdemsin, and feel
ing deep interest in the welfare of the suf-
fering families Of our soldiers, has, at the
solicitation Of the Committee, kindly con-
sented to give one of his inimitAble per
fOrmauces in the magic art, fer their benefit
on Tuesday evening the 18th instant, at the
Hall of the High School, West Side.
Admission fifty cents children half price.
Tickets to be procured at Ingham & Braggs,
and W. A. Ingham's Book Store.
Doors open at fifteen minutes to seven
o'clock.
Street cars will bein waiting to carry pas
sengers to the East Side at the close Of the
entertainment.
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IOtal cOnbHOubeu gesbeIutiy .'''.'''ss'''VovfV ~"
At meeting of the Relief Committee yes
terday, the following resolution was passed :
WHEREAS, The funds for the relief of SOL
diers' families, though cheerfully contrib
utsd, is not as largo as is desirable, and it
is therefore the duty Of the Committee in
carrying out the wishes Of the donors, to
use every precaution that the relief be dis
tributed in as judicious q manner as pos
sible therefore,
PssoIDed, That the Ward Committee Of
ladies be requested, before giving orders for
the distribution Of food or clothing, to visit,
personally, the needy families of their re-
spective Wards, assure themselves of the
relative wants Of applicants, and give orders
only to those most needy.
It was also resolved that the distributing
days be hereafter changed to Tuesday and
Saturday of each week. Tuesday for the 1st,
I'd, Sd, 4th and 9th Wards, and Saturday for
the 9Th, 7th, sth, 9th, 10th aud l1th " ards,
this arrangement TO commence Tuesday
January IL, 1884.
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THE INAUoURATIoE.-Gov. Brough will
be inaugurated on Monday at the State
House. The preparations which are being
made for celebrating the event, indicate that
il will be ore Of the most magnificent cere-
monies which ever trsnspired in our State.
A grand Inauguration ball will be held Mon
day night for the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid
Society. The tickets are sold at FIVE dollars
each, and ladies are requested, in Difference
to the object Of the ball, to appear in insK-
pensive dress. Col. Sentsr snd Representa-
tive Everett are announced as among the
managers.
A large number Of our citizens will attend
the Inauguration. The 10Th Regiment had
the matter of going down in consideration,
but, in view Of the Inclemency of the weather
and the non-arrival Of some expected equip
msnts decided not to 60 down. They intend
hiwever, to hold grand parade on the 22nd
Of February. Co. D., Capt, WiEsmau's COM
psny, are, however, going down, They will
leave on Saturday evening.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CONNIE RCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.


MORNING LEADEB OFF1OEY
FRIDAT EVKsIEs. January 5. s61-
FIour-SaIes 200 bbls red wheat double extra ct
$500; 80 do at s6I5; 100 bbls Indiana white do at
500.
Whear-sales 100 bus red from store at sl,2s, !;
car amber at $780, and cars red on private terms
Corn-sales car old at sI,I5 and car ears at s2c
OaIs-Quiet at 7297Se on track.
Rye-Held firmly at tl,2O.
HIxhwInes-Hsldh higher and firm at sSo
Hoss-sales heavy at S7,2597.50.
Lard-Firm atII54GI2c for country rendered and
I25S@l24 for city do.
Butter-Sales Western Reserve in small lots at
o, q, p and sc, according to quality.
EEgs-sales 10 bush at 2lc.
Reathers-Sales at 5sc.
PouIrry-selling at 6g7 for chickens and &c for
turkeys,
Clover Seed-Sales 80 bush at s5,75.
Timothy Seed-Held firmly at s5 %.
FruEt-Dried apples are in good request at So
SIC; peeled peaches at 2le22c, and nnpoeed at lOe
lie.
saIt-stesdy at sa,O for Fine and sa,25 for
Coarse.
OiIs-carbOn is firm at Sc.
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KENDALLvnLE, NOBLE COUNTY, IEDIAEA.
This fourishing town, situated on the
Southern Air Limo Railroad, contains about
fifteen hundred inhabitants and sundry
stores, churches and machine-shops. 1t las
two hotels, one kept by H. L, Bailey, of high
reputation. Camp Mitchell is located near
there. The Air Line road runs through a fer
tile and well timbered section of land. It's Off
GERS are gentlemen and fine business men.
Mr.. Davis, of Goshen, is one of the ablsst and
most gentIemanly conductors who ever man
aged a train. W.
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RELIGIOUS NoSICE.-The Rev. Prof. VIM.
c. Richards, who has been lecturing before
the Library Association of this city, will
preach in the First Baptist Church on Sab
bath morning, and in the Erie Street Baptist
Church in the evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

MORE NORTHERN ONO REGIMENTS REIN
L1sTED.-The Second Ohio Cavalry, and
Nineteenth, FOrty-frst and Forty fourth
Ohio Infantry have re-enlistod and are com
ing home to recruit. They are noble rsgi-
ments, and it behOoves us to see that they
have q fitting reception.
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sATURpAY moRNINe. JAN. Q. Iss4
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NEW ADVKRTIsRmENTs.

a. Read Co., BAnkers-Gold, Silver and Oou-
ponE Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
Box 29,O-sI ustion Wanied.
W. P. Fosg-Iocai Eotio3.
Ohss. d. Waite Z Co-LCoAl Eotioss.
Sanford A Oo-Pianos-Loosl HOt,c3.
OritchlsY Oo-Local Notice.
Attenti Co. F-Local ECtioe.
First Wsrd-Lceal Notice.
DR.. Law elee-I is,So os OF The Eye and EE-Loeal
Notios.
Prof DsMu1n-Hair Rsstorer-LOoal Notices.
Epiritual Hall-Lccal Notice.
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PRoF. RICHARDS LAST NIGHT.-The Sec
Ond and concluding lecture of Prof. Richards'
scientific course was delivered by him at
Brainard's Hall last evening. A large au-
siencs followed, delighted, his lucid expOsi-
tion of scientific facts, and were intensely in
terestsd in his brilliant and attractive ez-
periments, which enchained the attention of
all and fixed the facts, which they illustrated
and made clear, most firmly in the minds of
the audience.
Prof. Richards gives a matinee to the
children Of the schools this afternoon at two
O'Clock. We hopo parents and teachers will
see to it that as many as possible of the
young scholars attend. The experiments
and explanations are Of surprising interest,
and will be of the greatest value to all young
minds.
Just before the conclusion of the lecture
T. P. Handy, Esq, offered the following reso-
lutions, which being submitted by Mr..
PsixOttO, Chairman of tho Lecture Commit
tee, were unanimously adopted by the
LuTOuReu anu uhSu dNuAcAOSs
WHEREAs, We have attended with great and
increasing delight the scientific lectures of
Professor Richards, with the accompany
ing experiments and illustrations, there
fore,
ResoIUed, We deem public expression of
our pleasure and profit therein, a matter Of
justice, and desire to tender to him our
thanks for the admirable manner in which
he has illustrated, both by words and expert
ments, tho wonderful truths and phenomena
Of the air we breathe.
ResloUed, That these lectures are eminent
ly profitable to all classes, and especially
interesting and delightful to the intelligent
portions of community.
Resolved, That the Cleveland Library As
socistion merit our appreciation and cOntin-
ued patronage for their enterprise and intel
Iigent discrimination in affOrding US such
rare opportunities of enjoying combined in
structiOn and amusement.
ResoUed, That we part with the lecturer
with unfeigned regret, and will give him
cordial welcome whenever it may be our good
fortune and his pleasure that he visit us
again.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

CHANGE OF HoTEL.-Professor DeMunn,
the celebrated Hair Restorer, can be consult
ed at the American House instead of the
Angler House, as advertised. He arrived
last evening and can be consulted upon all
diseases of the scalp, hair, etc.
ianuary 6.I32
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YoUSG MAN WAETED.-Wanted a young
man from sixteen to eighteen years Of age,
to carry newspaper route and help collect.
One who can come we'll recommended con-
slant and permanent employment given
Call at LEADTR Counting Room.
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due discharged soldiersi also The widow, chlI'
dreu, and rightfuI heirs ofall deceased soldiers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

VITRIoL THROWING. Mrs. Sheldon, 8
disreputabIe eOlorsd woman, was arrested
last night by the Police, for throwing vitriOl
in the face Of her husband, Charles Sheldon,
with whom she had quarrelled and whom she
had sworn to prevent from enlisting. The
affair eame of at the "Western Hotel" on
Frankfort street. The woman is now in the
lookup awaiting her trial, which will come
of on Monday morning.
Sheldon was brought homo from Virginia
by the Cleveland Light Artillery, and has
always borne a good character.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY C. 29rH REGIMENT
o. V. M-All members of Company c.,
of the 29th Regiment, having muskets and
equipments in their possession, ARE hereby or
dered to return the same to the Annoy (OId
Center Street Theatre), on Saturday evening,
January 9th. 1t isimportant that this order
be promptly attended to, as the arms must be
returned to the State.
By order Capt. ]. R. SANFORD.
E. B. THOMAS, Ist Sergeant. jan S:l32
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GovEREoR BRoUGH's PRIVATE SECRETA-
RY.-The Cincinnati Gazette announces that
William Henry Smith, who has been for sew
eral years one of the editors of that paper,
and an accomplished, experienced and tai
ented gentleman, has been selected to fill the
post of Private Secretary to GovernOrBrOugh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

sHAsH-UP on TIE C. C. & C. RAILROAD.
This morning, at i've o'clock, as the Gin
cicnad Night Express train was passing
through Lewis Center, seventeen miles this
side of Columbus, it came across broken
rail which resulted in throwing of the bag
gage and three passenger cars, slightly in
juring the Express Messenger and Baggage
Master. The baggage car was badly
smashed, and the three passenger cars in
jured. The engine passed over in safety.
The cause of the rail being broken is sup
poposed to be the intensely cold weather.
The sleeping car Of the same train, while
passing through Wellington, was thrown of
the track, smashing the track, and thereby
causing the train to be delayed two hours.
The train arrived in this city at a quarter to
seven last evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

ATTENTION COMPANY F, 29rH REGIMENT.
You are hereby notified to appear at the
ArmOry, in full uniform, on Saturday, Jsnu-
ary 9, at half past o'clock, P. NJ, for drill.
By order of the commandant.
jan9:l32 FRED. P FARRASD, o. S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

PERSONAL. - General Foster passed
through this city yesterday en- route for New
York City. He took supper at the Angler
and left on the Lake Shore Road this even
ing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

CALL or send for the Emancipation
March" by the author of "Persifer Smith
march" 1t is published by D. S. Critohley
& Co., lS2 Superior street, and is an excel
lent piece Of music. Price 25 cents.
iangl33
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FINANCIAL.
.. Z. moNEY nARKRF-Jan 5.

MY, MONEY MARKRT-Jan 8.
TBE FEI EgRAFH.l
Mouey-hRrket has been very actiYe all day at :
2 cent. At the close there y as less stringsncy.
sterling ExShanRe-MsrkeJ nrm. saes at
l663Ml67
GsOld-Opeued at s2Ss, declined to 5lH and closed
firm but quiet at 5lJses52.
Government sIOoks-Market firm.
Seven-Thirty Treasury Notes 4
United States Skies OF ISL l4
United States Skies one year certificates, news
state stocks
Missouri Skies IS
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TIE best place to buy Pianos and Melo-
deons is at Sanford & Co.'s, 164 Superior
street. Call and satisfy yourselves that this
is no Idle boast. Mathews, the tuner, makes
his headquarters there. jsn9:I32
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DEAFNESS Impaired Sight, Noises in the
Head, and every disease of the Eye requir-
ing either medical or surgical aid, attended
to by DR.. Lawrence, of New York, who will
remain for short timo in this city. Office
at the American. jan0IS2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

SANITARY FAIR.-There will be a meet
ing Of the Committee on Tables and Table
Furniture at Room No. 2, Court House, on
Tuesday, January 18th, at half past two
o'clock in the afternoon. A full attendance
is especially requested.
Mss. NJ. c. YOUEaLOvE, Chairman.
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TIE IoE CROP No fear Of want Of
ice next season. The ice-hOuses are already
nearly full and If the cold continues much
longer, they will soon be prepared for sum-