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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
FoR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
FoR VICE PRESIDENT, "
ANDREW JOHNSON.

ELLSWORTH HCHEESEBROUGh, or Atcnson
NELSON McCRACKEN, Of Leavenworth,
ROBERT McBRATNEY, of Riley.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
Col. SAMUEL J. CRAWFORD,
n5 of Anderson County.
is4 10, Lieutenant Governor.
p JAMES McGREW,
of Wyandotte County.
For Member Of Congresa
SIDNEY CLARKE, .s
of Douglas County.
For Associate Justice.
- JACOB Stafford,
-ia Of Shawnee County.
s.a. .rts s.ia @
-,-r .rg.a ~ Secretary Of State.
r. A. BARKER. .sf
Of Atchison County.
For State 1LeasYrer. -a
WILLIAM SPRIGGS,
Of Anderson County.
For State Audter. s s...
JOHN R. SWALLOW,
of Lyon County.
~ &apnintsndante Of Public LMsresiss.
1T GOODNOw, 90
w.. " Of Riley County.
For Attorney General.
J. D. BRUMBAUGH,
s' ..iA}.a Of Marshall County.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17

We have felt no disposition TO raise the
issue between the Big Blue Union sud
ourselves.-Esserprise.
We raise no issue With you now-ows
you 10 III will-vish you no harm. and
are ss~wiIlipg 70 protect yea from it as
any enc should 10 pportuuity offer-rss-
pect your person and rights but We do
claim that owing to your past political his
tory, you are not the proper persons 10 set
themselves UP as advissrs snd directors in
the political affairs of Marshall County
We ask you, we ask the peeple-are We
wrong ~ - ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

pES0 A MOETH.-AGENTs WANTED,
Z tOU Male and Female, TO sell Wilson'S New SIS
ELASTIC LOOK stitch Family Sewing Machine.
y will pay the above : ages and all expenses, or
rtFs q large commission. For particulars enclose
81. M and address MATHER b WILSON, No. Ly-
mans Block Public S iusre, Cleveland o. no26:Is2
GOR SALE.-THE SUB CRLBER
ior productiFeness about of Rils from the ssrmi-
nus OF the East Cleveland street Railroad on tie
CFaw .ord Road. A choloe variety offruit; good
tar and cheau buildiuEs.
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aeyY xoRR mAaEEr.-nee. aI

81 FaLHssAPE.l
ding.
ElOuF-State and Western rather more steady,
but without any decided change.
sales st $40 l59lO 30 for extra State; $40 00a
round hoop Ohioi Sl1 259I2 90 for trade brands.
Market closing quiet.
WhiskY-Hesvy, unsettled and lower Sales
At s. ls92 %, including q small parcel at e. 20;
closing heavy at S Is.
Wheat-Quiet ami steady. Sales prime amber
State at s2 55 $500 b1 Milwaukes ol ub at 81 So
Hye-Dull.
BaFley-Quiet.
COrn-Dul. Sales at 81 90 for mixed western
in store.
Oats-Dull and declining at 81 Oisl O5 for
western.
CO6ee-Dun and without change
Sugar-ouiet. Havana at 1sgl s5<e.
MOlas8es-D0ll.
PetrOIeum-Firm. Sales Crude at 5sa5se,
and l,9OO bb Re6ned free or January, at buyers
opeion, ct 9Sci Refined in bond quoted at 75@76c
&a08e-Quiet aud unchanged.
WOOA-Steady.
Pork psned decidedly Hrmsr; closed heavy.
Sales at 80 75@l 90 for 1884 mess, cash and
regular way, closing $40 80 cash. s4i 5JG48 rs for
RfH @ Rsis &c s g9&al & 70 loE PEs AHd So s5s 90
for January, sellers and buyers option, at SAL rs
GAS 90 and 100 bbis new mess, for January and
February, 'ame terms at S42 50oss rs
Beaf-Less active but firm st about previous
prices. Sales 800 bbis navy a. s2T 90
Beef Hams-Steady.
Gus MeaG.-Firm.
Bacon sides--Fair demand. Cumberland
cut for January, at 2J7a9zO5<c; long-ribbsd, for
January. reported at q l]6g2lsze
Dressed A1Ogs-tirm at IT9l71<c for Wes
tern.
@25c.
Butter-steady.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22


AHRTVAT, OF NAILS AT DEPOT!
Eastern Through arrives At i.s0 A. n, Rl6 P. NJ,
Eastern way srrives at Io.sO A.M.
western Through arrives ct 9:20 a. NJ $40 P N
do Way arrives ct 2:65 P. N.
ssnduskg Way arrives at BIO A. a.
CnSinnsti Through arrives at $50 &. IL, SEQ P. d.
PITT iburgh Through srrives st $50 A, 4.
Way arrives at 1910 P hs
MAhouing Way arrives at 1O:E5 A. Ne
& 5edvills arrives at 10:25 A. N.
81 Dina Way arrives at 400 P. Ii.
RoikpOrs, 40, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays AId
Saturdays ct II NJ.
SATsnsville arrives daily at lO:lb A. d..
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily Q A. =.
HOUB OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EkarzEE THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston New
York, Hartford, and PaineSville, Geneva, Aahtabu.
Ia nd Connsant, closes ct $50 A. Il.
EAErERE TKEOUGE, for New York only closes 81
isisTEEr THRoUeH, for Lris, Bunalo, Albany,
Boslon, New York and Hartford, closes ct 500
F. Ii.
mi Erie, closes ct 250 P. n.
-TzsrEzE THKoUGH, for Toledo, DstTsit, Ohiosgo;
anI Milwaukee closes at 7:l0 A. H., Qeaves $40
ggssTEga THRoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dapugue St. Joseph and Cairo closes at 900 p. H..
n zsrERE Way for all points between Cleveland
ans Toledo, closes st 1;s5 P. II.
SNKDusKY WAY, for SRndusky and all 1nterme
dine points, closes at $50 P. IL.
J.aoBEATI WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and :HncinnRti, CLOSES at 7:O5 A. M.
JizoINEATI THROUGa, for Columbus, Dayton
Newark and Cincinnati, closes ct 7:05 A, n.
OiHCuZskTu THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville ST. Louis, indianapolis, ZaneByills, and
WaseIing, closes at coop. Ii.
Pr7TsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
nyfrl, closes ct I2:tO P. N.
P;TTGBUaGH WAY, fc- all points between CleVes
a=l. HellsviIle s1d Pittsburgh, Harrisburg Phil.
aiphis, RAltirsors and Washington closes at 200
AZ.
nkaoEIEG WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
All Youngstown. oloSeS At 945 p. N.
n EApvILLE, closes at 9:51 a n.
MSpIEA WAY, closes at 7:S0 A. n
2 8nJEPO2T, &C., olOsss Gn Tuesdays, Thursdays
Raa Saturdays, st 12M.
EARREssVIn-z, closes daily, 1850 a. M.
EAsT GAsTEBAsD and EnCkd, closss daily, At
2. q.
asa and Drop Letters an required By law to b.
prs-PEid.
a rac-0ent stamp.
Once opsn from T:SO A. N. 70 TSo P. L. Or
Su,eay from q. L. 70 1000 A. n.
L. COWLEs. P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22
LEADER.
THURSDAY DECEMBER 9a.
REN ApYERTIsRMEWTR.

Academy Of Musio-Alsddln.
F. T. WallsceA 4 Co-oil and Coal Lands Agsncy
Taylor, Griswold & Co.-Ladies' Hsndk'h.
Isaac A. IBaacs-presents.
L Y. Bsllou- Christmas Party.
Fiske a CompaDy-Petrolsun Lind Agency.
Taylor, GrisWold & CO.-LsdisS' Cloves,
For ssle-Drug Store.
T. WAlton-For Sale.
10. b. simonds Co.-ol Land Agents.
Taylor, Griswold Co.-Poplin PiAids.
Two Left-GroVer Baker Sewing Machines.
Louis Observation-Disclosures.
Enrolled Men 4th Ward-Locsl Notice.
simonds, Luton Co.-Petroleum Lends, &s.
Taylor, GriswoId & Co.--Psislsy shaWls.
Mott Hsight--Locsl Notice.
II. s. Stevens-Looal Notice.
Practising ABsembly-Loeal Notice.
Taylor, Goa % Petroleum Land Agents.
Ta7Ior, Griswold 4 Oo.-Breakfast shawls.
First Ward-Lorsl Notice.
Bankrupt saIs-Loeal Notice.
L. A. Keppner-Locai Notice.
T. @. Eholes-Locsl Notice.
Oil Land ARsnciss-Loeal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

A sUeeEsTIoN.-A gentleman signing
himself. .'fA Citizen" sends to our lecture
going public suggestion. As people have
to sit in the Hall an hour OF two before the
lecture begins, "Citizen" thinks it would
be capital thing for the ladies to employ
themselves in knitting socks, or doing
some other necessary work for the comfort
of our boys in blue who used to go to the
lectures, and thus, he no doubt meanttO be
understood, make themselves useful as we'll
as ornamental. He thinks the lecturer
could speak better if he should come in and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

Total ...........1535O SEQ
There is large improvement in the receipts Of
Wheat by rail to-day, but in other grains there is
little or nothing coming forward. The market on
the River was dull and ina;tivs, hardly enoagh de-
ing to establish prices. At the Board this after
noon there was nothing done OF consequence. ex-
cept the sale o. IL Oco bushels of Oats aoat at sOc
Thsre was some inquiry for No. red Wheat, but
none could be found, and no sales were recorded.
Highwiaes were scarcely 90 firm afser the New
TOrkrePort was reosivsd and bills could have been
filled at 81 20.
The receipts Of Dressed Hogs srs very light, and
packers haVs advanced their rates sec per hundred
Provisions remain firm and unchanged.
FFeiEhds-The following are the rates now
asked: ALL BAIL-To EsWYork, Flour 81 rs; Wool
81 IL Dressed Hogs 81 25. To Boston Flour 81 s5;
Wool So 81; Dressed Hoss 81 IS.
FIOur-A fair home trade exists. Sales 100
bbIs Xxx red at $40 90.
Wheat-Market dull and inactive No sales
inquiry for No. red.
COrn-Quiet aid unchanged. Sales cars old
shsllsd from store e. 81 80.
Oafs-steady. Sales IL 600 bu afoak at soo.
Becelots by rail light.
Rye-Dull and nominal.
BarIey-sales cars prime No. from store at
81 70.
DresseI HOgs-Receipts small, and packers
arenOw Offering lac for light weights, I41Ssfor ms
dium do, and Ice for heavy do.
POrk-FiTm at $40 90 for No. 1; Sss 90 for Ma. 9
Mess. Demand light
Lard-steady and unchanged, at 24c for city
rendered in tisrces, $50 do in kegs.
Butter-COmlpg forward more freely, and the
inquiry ia almost exclusively fer tbs home retail
trade. Western Reserve Is held AZ 4aoa4e, -
good to choice in kegs and rolls; s9a42o for DC
Central.
Cheese Unchanged 1691sc for good shipping
LOTS 19SsOo for small lots selected.
HighWines-Less excited; Offering at 81 20
no sales reported
slaohOA-ssles were made to-day at 50 q R1
IS psr ceIt.
PsGrOleuna-Unchsnged and firm st 92995C
for Refnsd
POuItry-Demand active aud supply good
Turkeys l5c@lso; Chickens 197z9lsc. Geese 7O@
SOC each.
salt-steady. Coarse So so; Ground Solar 50 25
Fine ct 2 s5.
water LsIae-Firm at 81 70 for oswegO and
Akron; IS 90 tOr Rcssdals Cement.
Besns-Medium white held at 81 cO9z s5 fol
new; 50 so for old.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

PRAcrIcINo ASSEMBLY. - The opening
party of the Practicing Assembly will be
masquerade, to come of at Chspin's Hall,
on Wednesday evening, December 2sth.
This club has now been organized several
years, and its parties have always been
very popular. Music will be furnished by
McAfee's Band.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

ACADEMY OF MUsIo-SIooND hIGHF OF
"ALADDIN."-We were unable to attend the
Academy last night, but learn that, IN
spite of the very inclemont weather, fair
audience was present and was highly graft
fed with the brilliant spectacle.
"Aladdin" will be repeated tonight. All
should see this spectacular piece at least
once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

CouRT OF CoXNoN PLELs-sPEoIAL TERN
BErogR JUDGE BoLToE.-The case of the
City Us. W. B. Horton, ct al, for the hear
ing of which special jury was called on
Monday, was not concluded yesterday
Nearly ali the arguments were made, and
doubtless the conclusion of the whole mat
ter Will be made known to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

FITE-HUGH LUDLow's LECTURE TO MIGHT.
Our lecture-gOing folk are eager to see
and hear this brilliant and fascinating
writer. He will serve up to US tonight, at
Brainard's Hall, one of the rsrest treats of
the season. His suject is "GoOd Living" Z"
in which many irst-class things might on
pinch be said by almost any one; but in
the hands OF this captivating contributor
to the Atlantic" we are confident it will
prove one of the most fertile and in every
sense richest themes that could have been
selected.
If the night is propitious we expect to
see as large an audience present as will
crowd to hear John B. Cough when his
night comes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

REP0Rr1Es The men drafted last week
seem to take the favoritism they have re-
csived, very coolly. They report with he
utmost indifference, or do not report at all.
Yesterday three or four only appeared for
examination.
The Beard of Enrolment are busy now
correcting the enrolment lists, as a prelimi-
nary to the execution OF the recently
ordered draft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

TIE sToRN.-A snow storm ragged all day
yesterday, and continued far into the night.
Snow is several inches deep, and fine
sleighing is promised for the holidays.
The tracks were so choked up that the
street cars made little headway, and finally
stopped.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22
CROCKERY. 60, 10

". P. Fogg's establishment has long been
known as the emporium of crOckery ware
in this city. His stock is larger than ever.
He has holiday presents for wives, hus-
bands, brothers, sisters, parents, children,
and everybody else. Beautiful parian
vases, bronze figures andistatuettes, nous
tache cups, unique cigar vases, china toys
for children. Ladies who want to get
something for gentlemen, and don't know
what TO get, go to Fogg's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22
dee18:Is3.

RETURN OF THE HoLIDAYs.-A FEW FACTS
WORTH KNowING.-That s. A. Fuller i Co.
are selling fancy furs of every description
of better make and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason whyP Be
cause their goods are manufactured under
their own supervision, and are especially
adapted to the wants of this community.
That their new style of fur-trimmed
bonnets are bound to have great sale.
That their ermine and sable sets are
very beautiful as we'll as cheap.
That they have a few white fox and
black bear sleigh robes; far superior to
anything ever exhibited in this city.
Lastly, that their whole stock of hats,
caps, furs, robes, gloves, &c, are in keep
ing with the demands of the public. For
further infOr nation inquire a No. 216 Su-
perior street, Marble Block. decs:I83
OIL LANDS FOR sALE.-A tract of sixty
four acres in fee simple on Sugar Greek,
Pennsylvania, one mile above Coopers-
town. Has we'll upon it which was sunk
in 1881, upon contract, to the depth of 500
feet, which now has fine show of oil.
The territory directly opposite this tract
is in the hands of New York Company
whose contract binds them to have three
engines upon the ground and begin opera
tions upon the frat of January. This ter
ritory is but three miles distant from Oil
Creek. No part of the whole Oil Regions
(except Oil Creek and its immediate tribu-.
taries) is now in such active demand as
Sugar Creek.
For particulars address s. D. p, Nc
Henry House, Meadville. decl9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

Apublic meeting will soon be called to
make the necessary arrangements to erect
a suitable monument to the deceased
members of Co. B, 9Th Regiment, (Hiber-
nian Guards), previous to which time the
public are cautioned against giving money
to any one for that purpose.
dec20:lS3 C.. G. ROGERS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

OLD SANTA CLAUS has arrived at Mott &
Haight's with his usual sleigh load of ele-
CANT scarfs, neck ties, mufflers, pocket
handkerchief, gloves, suspenders, dress
ing robes and toilet ARTICLES. Also an extra
car full of fine four-ply linen collars and
perfect fitting shirts. Ladies looking for
Christmas gifts, will please the gentlemen
sure, by calling at Mott & Haight's, 1876
Bank street. decI7:1s3
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dec22.Is2.

ATTENTION FIRST WARD The enrolled
men, and the citizens generally, of the
First Ward are requested to meet at the
Engine House, Chsmplain street, on Friday
evening next, December 23d, az Z O'Clock,
to correct enrolment and prepare for another
draft. Every man must do mis- duty.
THOMAS JONES, JE.,
Q. G. RoGERs,
dec22:I82 Trustees LIST Ward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

ARrENus WARD ON THE WnG.-ThiS Is
the last week Of Artemus' entertainment
in New York. He is coming west soon to
ventilate his Mormon institution, and can
hardly leave Cleveland out of his course.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

OYSTERS OYSTERS IL! A. Gilbert, 1872
Ontario street, has the exclusive agency
for celebrated brand of Baltimore 0ys-
ters" not to be excelled by any in town.
Country dealers supplied at lowest rases.
All orders promptly attended to.
L. A. GILBERT, 1872 Ontario St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

ONE TRIAL is said to convince the most
steptical person that the Liquid Catarrh
Remedy of DR.. D. n. 6eelye is a certain
curative of that lingering and life-destroy-
ing disease-Catarrh. Obtain circular of
the druggist, showing symptoms, whereby
the presence of Catarrh in the system may
be detected. dec19-R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

For TIE HoL1DAYs.-Don't forget that L.
A. Keppner, No. 40 Park Building, has a
very extensive assortment of gentlemen
and ladies' furnishing goods, which are
very fine gifts for the holidays. If you
want to make a fine and durable Christmas
gift to any of your friends, don't fail to go
to Keppner's, and see what he has for the
holidays. dec22&
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~ YoRh srs.esA MARKEr

INV AVaAl Do1s n IoOas
Government StOcks-A1e shsde easier
United States siEes of 1881, coupons, II65S do
5-2O coupons l0S5S; do T-sO Treasury notes =:
do lO-4O ccupcns IOl75i one year certificates o65<
StOcks-Dull and heavy. Missouri skies 6s5S;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates 3S1&; New York
Centrai 1l415i mariDOss 341<; Erie yO5<; Hudson
lI69s; Rea1Ing ll55s; Michigan Central Il61%;
Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana 7lS<; Mich
igan Southern guaranteed 1i5; Illinois Central scrip
I2536; Cleveland q Pittsburs $50 Ohieagok North
Sestern AZ prefer 7i3f; PittsbUrg, Ft.Wayns
A Chicago IO2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

PHTsooMANTHEUN.-Professor hcAllister
will appear at Brainard's Hall tomorrow
night, and astonish lOokers-on with his
wonderful feats, miracles and illu-
sions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

PERsoEAL-ossian E. Dodge is in town.
He hss just rstarrasd from q musical pLE1
financial tour of the Pacific slope.
He is in excellent health and, as is usual,
good spirits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
OF Land in lots from three TO eight acres, or in
ger QuantitiE. S6id Land is bounded follows
Or se north by st. Clair road on the west by Wison
eTeaus and on the sOuth by Superior street exten-
aio- and Is known az the Sterling Farm. The above
described land Is Just out of the city limits. Enquire
Cl II. Il SPAEGLEk, or Mi5a H L. STERLING, 81
Euclid street. nOz:i63
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

GRAND CHRIsTMAs sooIABLE AT Tbs ARMoRY,
PEARL STREET, OK MONDAY EVENING, DEC.
25TH, 1864.-0n Monday evening, the Sol
another of their very pleasant parties. The
money obtained will 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. Bya
glance at the names appended below it will
be seen that the affair is in good hands
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

Solid Silver and Plated Ware, just re-
ceived this day, at s. Hogan's, 2s7 Super
ior street. dec21:lS2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

Nor1oE.-The Omnibus Line will charge
fifty cents for each passenger to, and from,
and between the Rail1oad DepOts, Hotels
and Steamboat Landings.
The city ordinance, just passed, pre-
scribes this limit to be charged, but the un-
dersigned, in order to accommodate his old
friends and customers in this city, and
those who have patronized the line for SO
many years, who live in the surrounding g
towns and frequent the city so often, will
issue tickets at twenty five cents each, in
any quantity thst may besdesired.
Tickets will be issued at the Office, No.
I47 Superior street, and will be redeemed
in currency if returned,
dee22:F Il. 8. STEVENS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

Chatham and Leonteen chains just re-
ceived at 8. Hogan's, 237 Superior street.
dec2l:IS2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

Stone, Cameo, Coral and garnett jewelry
Iust received at s. Hogan's, 237 Superior
street dec2l:182.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22
EIeaanf sleigh Robes.

White Fox, Red Fox. Hudson Bay Wolfe,
and other beautiful robes can be had of E,
Stair & Co ,245 Superior street.
dec2I:I83.
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dec22:I82
3ooD News FROM GENERAL THoMAs.-I

Coon NEWS FROM GENERAL THoMAs.-His
victories still continue, and so does the
rush for Boots and Shoes at the Great
Bankrupt Sale, No. 1o8 Superior street,
near Water street. This popular establish :
ment is without doubt the cheapest place
in the city to buy boots and shoes, and to
boots or shoes we say, go Immediately to
the Great Bankrupt Sale, 1Os Superior,
near Water street. You can buy them Is
per cent. cheaper than at any other house
in the city. dec22:182
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CITY NEWS.

Millinery Goods at reduced prices
through the holidays at Mrs. shaw's
Rooms. dee2l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

Chains aud Bracelets, and all coral
combs at s. Hogan's, 237 Superior street.
dee2l:Is2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

For THE HoL1DAYs.-The beautiful en-
craving, "Christ Blessing Little Children"
A supply just received at room No. 4,
American Building. dec2l:l82
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22


ogR YoUEs Folks. An illustrated
Msgazine.-We have received from Il
publishers, Ticknor and Fields, the fra
number of their magazine for boys al d
girls. q
This magazine opens auspicious2y Y
With such corps of editors,-J. T. Trow-
bridge, Gail Hamilton and Lucy Larcom,
and with such splendid array of con-
tributOrs as have been announced, how
could the publishers help making this
much-needed literary enterprise a perfect
and brilliant success9
The contents of the December number
are as follows: Hum, the Son, of Bus, by
Harriet Beecher Stowe; The Volunteers
Thanksgiving, by Lucy Larcom; Thumb
ling, from the Finnish; The Red Coats
by Gail Hamilton; The Color Bearer, by
]. T. Trowbridge; the Little Prisoner, by
Edmund Kirke ; Thomas Hughes; Phys
ical Health, by Dio Lewis; Andy's Ad-
ventures, by ]. T. Trowbridge; Winning
His Way, by "Carleton )" New Year Carol,
by John Weiss; Farming for Boys, by
the author of "Ten Acres EeOugh;" Afoat
in the Forest, by Msyne Reid; Round
ihe Evening Lamp.
This is most excellent periodical for
boys and girls, and, indeed, for older boys
and girls, too, The matter is excellently
well adapted to the general understanding
of youth, and is put in very attractive
form Thara era cbaroJao ruz,1az ,rob
lens, &C., &c, to entertain as well as in
struct. This number is embellished with
fine portrait of Thomas Hughes, and the
pages of the magazine are well illustrated.
This magazine is only two dollars year.
We advise all parents to put the cheapest
and best extant publication for youth be-
FORE Lnelr boys ana girls.
"our Young Folks" is for sale by A. J.
Hawks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-22

POLICE CoURT.-Judge Hessenmueller dis
posed Of the following docket yesterday
morning:
Drunkenness-Morris Dillon, 81 90 and
costs.
Disturbance Margaret A. Stevenson
fined the costs; Thomas Davis and Thomas
Evins, 81 90 aud costs, each.
Vagranoy-Frank A. Wallace, sent to the
Reform Farm.
Assault and Battery George spikerst,
$40 90 and costs; VIM. Taylor, IS 90 and
costs Thomas Fay, $40 90 and costs.
Contempt of fCourt-Charles Bradish, IS 90
and costs.
Destroying PrOperty-James Lee, 50 co
and costs.
Petit Larceny-JacObL Lehman, hned$5 90
and costs, and sent to jail for twenty days
to live on bread and water.
Buying and Receiving Stolen Property
Rober! Barrett, bound over in the sum of
$500.