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An Importnnt Invent.on.



EDIToRs LEADER: As your paper circuIates
very widely in all this region, your readers
will be interested in the fact that Msssrs.
Fisk L Westsrman are now locating their
mandatory at this place, for the construe-
tion Of their newly patented machinery
for mining coal, a matter of very great i'm
portance to all this coal-besring country.
Mr.. Fisk is well known to Clevelanders,
and to Northern Ohio, as the former master
mechanic at the works of Van Brocklin,
Jones & Ward at YOungston, and Mr.. Wss-
terman Is of the firm OF Coleman, Wester-
man & Co., of Sharon, Mercer county. OF
the merits of this invention the Pittsburg
Commercial says:
The features of this machine are so sim
pie that it is only necessary to see it to fully
comprehend its merits. It consists of a
small carriage mounted on trucks, upon
which is circular saw or saws, with a self
feeding attachment, arranged upon an up
right shaft for the purpose of doing the
clearing in, as the miners term it, and to
be propelled either BY horse power, or by an
engine driven by compressed air, by which
means they accomplish the two-fOld pur-
pose of mining the coal and freeing the
bank OF all impure air. These gentlemen
have been experimenting with saws, with q
view to mining, for nearly 8 year, and as
both of them are practical men, and know
well what 10 required, we have the fullest
confidence in the success Of their in ven
ton. The importance of this invention
cannot be over estimated, and we are glad
to sec this machine in such good hands.
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NEW FLAo FOR TIE IO3D o. V. I.-Msny
people stopped before Sargent's window to
sec the splendid National flag of silk on
exhibition there, made by G. ". Crowell &
Co, and rendered as q present from the
citizens of Cleveland to the gallant 109d.
Adiutsnt White will take it to that regi-
ment, leaving for the front o-day. On the
central stripe, "IO3d Regiment O. V. I. %
is embroidered in silver, and the names
" East Tennessee, Knoxville, Reaaca, At
lants," are worked in gold. It is indeed e
most elegant flag.
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NoT1CE.-The Omnibus Line will charge
fifty cents for each passenger to, and from,
and between the Railroad 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
towns and frequent the city so often, will
issue tickets at twenty-five cents each, in
any quantity that may beIdesired.
Tickets will be issued at the Office, No.
I47 Superior street, and will be redeemed
in currency if returned.
dec22:F II. S. STEVENS
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THIRD WARD sOLDIERs' RELIEF Assoc1A-
T1oN.-A meeting was held at the Bethel
Church, Monday evening, December 26th,
at which q Finance Committee,was appoint
ed, consisting of Messrs. A. Townsend, S.
D. McMellen, John B. Smith, l. N. Cobb.
G. A. Hyde, S. Noljambe, ]. J. Tracy, R.
Crawford, J. S. Perley, and W, H. Price, J.
J. Tracy was made Treasurer. A Visiting
and Distributing Committee was appointed,
consisting of Mrs. R. Crawford, Mrs. J. A.
Harris, Mrs. S. Belden, Mrs. E. L. KnowI-
ton, Mrs. James Barnett, Mrs. John Seaman
and Mrs. M. F. Vance.
a. TOWNSEND, President,
&C. A. HYDE, Secretary.
Vi,veland, December 27, 1864.
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STRANGERS HoE.-A special meeting of
the Protestant Home for FriendleHs stran-
gers, will be held to-day Wednesday, at
O'Clock P. NJ, at the parlors of the Stone
Church, to take measures for the incorpora-
ton of the Home" Gentlemen and La
dies interested in the charity, are invited
to attend.
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CocK FIeHT.-A grand Main of Cocks will
come off in this city on Wednesday, Janu-
ary 4th, at Tammsny Hall, A Pittsburgh
street, between Cleveland and Pennsylva-
MIA stock. Two matches have already been
fought here, Cleveland taking one prize and
Pennsylvania the other. The fight will be-
gin at o'clock P. n,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
BY TELEGRAPH.
~ w.


EEw YoRK, Dec. 27, 1854.
NE current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are:
Reef CattIe-1st quality, SIS GOAL 60; oriI-
nary to good quality SI3 Goals 90. common quali-
ty Sn O0912 90; inferior quality 50 OO9l0 50.
Cows and CalVes-lst quality $50 00675 90;
ordinary S45 00955 90; common quality So O09
As %; inferior quality $50 00G25 90.
Veal CaIves-lst quality, Q n, ,I21zGl3}<i ordi-
nary quality llo9l2ci common quality l0@llc5
inferior quality 89lCc.
sheep and LRmbs-EItras, Per head, SO 90
GIO 90; primo quality IS OO99 90; ordinary quail
~ IS OO@7 90; common quality 50 5094 5Oi infe-
rior quality 81 0094 25.
SWine-Heavy Corn-fsd, q q. l3}Sgls5{ci Hight
and medium $50 I3}Sc5 still-fed 139l35zc.
The weather has been un lav crabis ant eXartrd
most unfRvorable influence, and the d-alfTs had
some trouble in preventing decline in the COM
mon stock tDen on hand and in fair supply. The
receipts, however, were very moderats, and the
prime stock was pretty well sustained, all things
considered, but the buoysncy and dTmnsss Of last
week was lacking. H0gs have cod at our quota
ions, which are rather lower.
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The particular attention ofour readers is
s. 4 atfs55 rs ISstHI aaIe ct
ment. They keep the best and most fash
ionable Furs in the market, at low prices,
and those wishing Furs would do well to
call on them. dec24.
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FIRE About a quarter past ten O'Clock
Monday night a FIRE occurred in the Pot
Ashery of Edward S. Abel, at the foot of
Eagle street, near the Canal, partly de-
stroying the building, and inhicting dam
age to the amount of S225. There was no
insurance on the building. The cause of
the fire is unknown.
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RUBBER Observation-Disclosures Moulding
excludes cold, air, snow, rain, coal SCOT,
dust, and prevents the rattling of windows,
allowing them to be opened at all times
Neat and ornamental, and can be applied
to all kinds of windows and doors, saving
from 40 to 80 per cent. of fuel in onewinter.
The following have had it put on their
residences, to whom we take the liberty Of
referring: M c. YounRlove, 1876 Euclid St;
I. P Handy, Is1 do; T. NJ Kelley, 16e do;
II. A. Hurlbut, $50 do; F. ]. Prentiss, IS
do; R. R. Root, 600 feet, 29T Prospect st.;
c. Hawkins, 335 do; E. Stair, 24I do; w..
Edwards, 239 do; G. o. Baslington, 81 do;
C. Curtis, Sl9 do; G. B. Murphy, l4l st.
CLAIR st.; F. A. Sterling, 1sS do; J. F. Ry-
der, As Chestnut st.; c. H. Howe, $50 Erie
st.; B. F. PeixOtto, 81 Euclid st Mrs. NJ.
L. Crowell, J. Seaman, 65 Seneca st.
We will call at Business places and at
Residences for orders, or orders will re-
ceive prompt attention if left at the Bur
nett House, Ontario street, corner of Pros
pect street. GALLUP Il NUM-
dec 23:133
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DEATHS AT AEDERsoEvILLE.-The follow
ing Union Soldiers died at Andersonviue,
in prison, at the date annexed to the
names:
DIV Clark, B, I11th, June 9th, 1858 J
Rel, K, 124th, June 9th, 1854; sergtF Hull,
E, 21st, and Francis Forr, D, I01st, June
10th, 1854; JOHN Leonard, A, 21st, Juno
I1th; Halbert, H, 14th, July I'd; Second
Lieutenant F ] O'sullivan, 9th o VI,
was prisoner of war in RichIand Jail, Co
lumbia, S. c., Dec. 9th, 1864.
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LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2s.
- ApVEarslsaMRNTa

Academy Of Ausic-Aladdin.
o, Cutter soH-Auction SAFE.
Many A. Aiuger-Lsgal Notice.
Marshall, BarkwiIl a Co.-Carbon Oil for Sale.
For sale-Mahogany Book Case.
Wsnied-Girl TO do Housework
Wanted-5Gsiness Man.
Wanted Room for ONCE.
Wanted-S iiuatlon.
Loss-Porte MonAie.
Liverpool Oil Ob.-Loeal Notice.
Soldiers N HosPital-Locsl Notice.
ATTENTION Seventh Ward-LocaI Notice.
ST., Clair St, N. E, Churoh-Loeal Notice.
SO % Reward-Lossl Notice.
Clos'nZ Of Banks-Local Notice.
7. @. Eho!es-Local Notice.
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HOLIDAY FEsT1vAL-The Holiday Festi-
val ofthe Street Baptist Sunday School
will be held on tomorrow evening, De-
cember 29th. These festivals are always
pleasant entertainments, and nothing will
be left undone this year to make this one
unusually agreeable.
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PEAoTICING AssEMBLY.-We hope those of
our readers who enjoy dancing will not for
get the masquerade party of the Practicing
Assembly, which is to come off at Chapin's
Hall this evening. A'lwho go may depend
on having pleasant time.
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NOTICE. TO WATER TAKERs.-The water
will be turned off from all water takers who
neglect to pay their water rent before jan
usry 1st, 1865. By order of the Trustees.
GEw. W. GIRTY,
dec24;Ie3 Secretary.
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RETURN OF TIE HoLIDAYs.-A Few FACTS
WoRTH Kzow1Ea.-That 8. A. Fuller & Co.
are selling fancy furs of every description
Of better make and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason why2 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 a great sale.
That their ermine and sable sets are
very beautiful as well 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 information inquire AZ No. 2I6 Su-
perior street, Marble Block. decs:193
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NEW YORK sTOCa1 8ARKEE.

Government StOeISs--Iro moe firm
United States sixes Of 1851, coupons, ll614i do
registered -; DO $40 coupons 1871; do 7-sO
Treasury notes -; DO I0-40 coupons =; one
year eertllCates 903I.
SfOcks-Are better. Missouri skies -;
Ohio and Mississippi certificates - New York
Central u45<; maFiposa s9i Eric s61fi Hudson
ll6; Reading l414i Michigan Central 1l65zi
Michigan Southern Northern Indiana 701S; Mich
igan southern preferred -; Illinois Central scrip
l2515; Cleveland 4 Pittsburg 95; Chicago North
western Az; prsfsFd 7l3s Pittsburg, Ft.Wsyna
a chicago 1855; Cleveland Toledo =; Rock
Island 1855; Quicksilver 953z; DelaFars, Iacka-
,saua & Western $50.
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CHRISTMAS AND New YEAR GIFTs.-E. C.
Jones, I46 Superior street, has just receiv-
ed splendid assortment of Photos-oPh
Albums, and cards plain and colored, also
every kind of Diaries for 1865 at moderate
prices. Call and see before purchasing
eIewhere, dec23:1S3,
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We, the soldiers, convened st Cleveland
Q. S. A. General Hospital, hereby wish to
return our sincere thanks to the scholars
and principal of the Eagle Street school,
and others, for the entertainment and cor
dial PERCEPTION received by us, Christmas
afternoon. dee28llS3
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CITY NEWS

Millinery Goods at reduced prices
through the holidays at Mrs. shsw's
Rooms. dec2l.
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dec2s:Is3

LIVERPOOL on CoNPAyY.-The stockhold-
ers of this Company viii hold their annual
election of officers at their Office, No. 95
Superior street, on Monday, January I'd,
1866, at 10 An. II. c. DEMTNe,
dec28.IS4 Secretary.
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AN AMERICAN EAGLE IN TIE Cry Council.
About eight o'clock last night, when the
Council we're delibera!ing in their usually
staid, phlegmatic manner, an unwonted
phenomenon, or something, broke in upon
the proceedings. A fine, plump specimen
of the American eagle got into the Council
Chamber, (the windows were lowered from
the top,) whisked down upon the Presi-
dents table, and, seizing in his beak
our Senator and Representative At
Columbus, to suPr~-t-~ kiH -Iio--:,,,- Al. =,
city authorities to increase the rate OF tax
alton for the adequate defraying of our
swollen municipal expenses, flew out and
made the circuit, several times, of heaven
and earth, in an incredibly short space of
time, proving himself heeter than Puck or
Ariel. Being an American bird, he showed
his patriotic regard and partiality for his
native country, few over the whole Union,
scented the battle afar off, balanced him
self over every CORY field and let drop
thereon trent bling, awe-shivering feather
or two.
5eturning from his aerial circuits, he was
seen by the eye of faith to draw near and
hover over our public schools, institutions
ofpublic charity, and even to make swoOp
as if to. light on the invisible flagstaff of
our fairy Naval Depot.
When last seen, the copy of the resolution
aforesaid shone with borrowed light
nthwart tho blue, while the eagles out
spread fan of tail was blazing in the flame
of the Aurora BoreaIis
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EXCHANGED PRISONERS Tho following
Northern Ohio soldiers have boen ex-
changed, and arrived at Annapolis Decem-
Der 18th and 21st R Slime, K, Tooth P
Mulbrein, B, I'D Marcus Cuthbertson, D,
72d Frank Babcock, A, I'D Amos Smi-
cron, A, I'D; Samuel Wagner, F, IO1stj
Thomas McMillen, F J, 125th; A Cox, /,
23d R Esslertrue, E, l4thj ] S sazton,
bugler, D, I'd cavalry; A Dams, L. ID cav
airy; Hines, C, 125th; C Beck, F, 72d !;
J Scarborough, I, 125th; Corporal J ]
Harty, G, 10th cavalry; Sergeant J A
ErdsmiDger, F, I'D; James Valance, B,
111th; Wesley A Miller, F, 49th; R File,
B, 49th; Conrad shafer, E, 2Si; Corporal
Henry C Miller, F, 23d,
The following have died since their ar
rival at Annapolis: Sergeant John Collins,
B, 72d, November 2sth; Edward C North
way, a, 9th cavalry, December LIST.
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CITY Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 27.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent of the Council, Thomas Jones, Jr., in
the Chair.
All the members of the Council present
except Messrs. DaDgler, Gardener, Martin
and Truscott.
Reading minutes of the preceding even
ing dispensed with.
REPORTS.
Of Infrmsry Board, adverse to the pay
ment of the bill of Julia Johnson, of$5O.-
City Attorney.
OF City Attorney on resolution Of the
Council inquiring as to the legality of as
sessing tax upon Scranton Avenue, now
named Seneca street, for the purpose OF
paying damages resulting from the pro-
! osed grading of said street; the report
denying the legality of said proposed act.
Filed.
Of the City Attorney on the assessment
of compensation to be paid to tho owners
of property taken for the opening and ex-
tension of Superior street. Filed.
CONCENTRATIONS.
From the city Civil and Sewerage Engi-
neer, suggesting the propriety of taking
action TO secure the passage of law by
the State Legislature, to enable the city to
provide for the construction of main sewers
in districts not already drained. Sewerage
Committee.
CLAIMS.
OF Margaret Volty for damages to the
amount of $500, in grading alley. Board
of City Improvements.
RESOLUTIONS;
By Mr.. Sturges, That our State Senator
and Representative be directed to support
bill giving the authorities Of thesCity oi
Cleveland and other cities Of similar grade
the power tc increase the rate of taxation
Adopted.
Rs AR Roberts. That the Committee OF
Fire and Water, with Ine Cnler DnsfllS~..
be directed to disband Fire Company No. 6
and be authorized to make proposals for the
sale of the apparatus. Passed.
By Mr.. Bond, That Trustee sturges, o
the 5th Ward, be requested to furnish th'
reporters copy Of his able ard patriots
speech in support of his resolution asking
the Legislature for further legislation il
behalf Of this city.
ORDINANCES.
To grade and improve the alley running
from Russia street to Hurd street, and
part of Hard street. Second reading.
To amend an ordinance 10 regulate avn
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PRoNorIoNs IN ONO REGIMESTs.-The fol-
lowing promotions have been recently made
in Ohio regiments:
18TH 0. V. First Lieutenants to Cap
tains-Philip Reefy, Almon K Raft and
VIM H Adams. Second Lieutenants to
First eutenauts-Christisn Felber, John
Culbertson. George NJ Hull and Joseph II
Penny.
49TH o. Y. First Lieutenants to Cap
tains-George s Crawford, Dwight R Cook
and Francis s Stewart. Sergennts to First
Lieutenants-John Vandanberg, Edwin P
Dana, Jacob W Cline, John Fry and Chas
" England.
1880 0. Y. .I.-MaIor August G HAIRY to
Northumberland and Captain William
F Scott to Major. First LieutenRnts to
Captains-Seth Henklo and Albert Sell
bert. Second Lieutenants to First Lieuten-
ants-samuel c Hemphill and John "
9urbin.
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HOLIDAY GIFTs-In great variety, at E. C.
Jones', No. 146 Superior street, American
Buildings. dec2l;ls3
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OLD SASE4 CLAUS has arrived at Mott &
Hsight's with his usual sleigh load Of ele-
CANT scsrfs, neck ties, mUf1ers, pocket
handkerchiefs, 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 pie ass the gentlemen
sure, by calling at Mott & Haight's, 1876
Bank street. dec17:Is3
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CHRISTMAS PREsENTATIoSs.-On Saturday
evening last the employees of Messrs.
Smith & Curtiss, gave each member of the
firm copy of the new Webster's Una
bridged Dictionary.
Nd N-s-Ra Ralls,I-y -tsaeL-4s Oi the
Pearl Street Grammar School, received
handsome and elegant testimonials of re-
sPect from their pupils.
Manager Ellsler, of the Academy of
/ Music, was on Saturday evening presented
with beautiful cane, by Mr.. r. Doty. The
cane is made Of indigo wood, cut by a
brother ofthe giver in one of the South Sea
Islands.
Mr.. F. G. Golden, Superintendent of the
Telegraph, and Train Dispatcher of the
Cleveland & Erie Railroad, was on Batur-
day presented with fine gold hunting csse
watch, of American manufacture, by the
operatives of the line.
Mr.. B. MeNani, Express Messenger on
the A1ahoaing Railroad (Union Line), was
the recipient of superb silver table set
as a mark of the esteem of number of hil
friends in the Line.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

OF LIEN ENaANEIs
Fiscal agent snd Designated DepOslta-
~ Of The United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
I $40 TREAS URY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal comnlissI5. ls.sIsss
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES 5-3O BONDS
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES RONDS OF 1851.
UNITED SI4TEB 1-3O TREASURY NOTES.
viii purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
COIN COUPONS,
o. S QUARTERMASTERs VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS GHd
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
Ino8:R9T
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The Annual Festival of the st. Clair
street NJ. E. Church Sabbath School, will
take place on Wednesday evening, the 28th
inst, at helf-past seven o'clock. Exercises
in singing and speaking by the school, and
addresses by Bishop Kingsley and Horace
Benton, Esq. Friends and parents Of the
children are invited to sttend. dec2s:ls3
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A fine assortment of Ladies' Watches,
engine turned, engraved, enameled, and
studded with diamonds, of various kinds
and styles, just received for the holiday
trade, at NJ. BURTs',
decI5: 1872 I45 Superior street.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the numerous Christ
mas gifts of which we have heard, none
was moro appropriately given than that
received by Mr.. VIM. 8. Crawford, Con-
ductor of the Express Train on the Mahon-
ing Division of the Atlantic Road. Mr..
Crawford has had charge of his present
train from July, 1856, up to the present
time and has at all times been eminently
popular and successful. In testimonial of
this, the President, Secretary and Directors
of the road, in their private and individual
capacity, not from the funds of the road, ,
presented him on Christmas lest very
elegant silver service, We know of no man
who has been more deserving of such a
testimonial, and no one who better appre-
ciates the fact that his services have been
so acceptable to the travelling public. We
only express the general desire of the peo-
pie along the road, when We say that we
hope VIM. S. Crawford may ever continue
in his present position.
The following letter attended the gift:
VS.. CRAWFORD, Dear Sir: In testimony
of our appreciation of the faithful manner
in which you have discharged the highly
responsible duties of Conductor of the Ex-
press train of this Company's road from its
opening in July, 1856, to the 1st of October,
1868, the day We gavo up the road to the
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad Com
psny, We beg your acceptance of the silver
service herewith sent you. And for your
uniform kindness and attention to our
families when travelling on your train
please accept our grateful acknowledge
ments.
Very truly yours,
David Tod, Prest, Q. N. Burke, sec'y,
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ATTENTION SEVENTH WARD.-There will be
a meeting for the purpose of correcting the
enrolment. 1t is hoped that every one in
terested will be there promptly at seven
o'clock P. NJ, Wednesday, December 2Stb,
at Engine House No 5.
E. S. WILLARD.
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AND FOR SALE-SIXTY ACRES

. AM EOh DAhE.-OlA4 AOABh9
of Land In lots from three to eight acres, or in
.rger quantities.. Said Land is bounded follows:
On the north by St. Clair road the west BY Wilson's
svsnue, and the south by Superior street e1ten-
sion and is known the Sterling Farm. Tho above
described land just out Of the city limits. Enquire
of III. hi. SPAHGLEH or Miss b n. STERLING, 62
Euclid street. no2:lS3
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Goodrich, F, 14th, left foot, flesh; G
Slough, I, 4Ist, thigh, flesh; D Ring, I, 41st,
fracture finger; Sergt D Armstrong, l, 10th, /,
right hip, flesh; r Spencer, K, 124th, con-
fusion of neck; SergU E E Warren, l, 124th,
finger amputated; Corp j C Babbitt G, 1S3d,
diarrhes; Corp G B Good, G, 49th, left foot;
D E Johnson, F, 4lst, scalp, severe; E "
Elliott, A, 124th, confusion loft arm; E
Sweet, K, I25th, right thumb; L Newehem,
C, ,I2lth, she'll confusion of head; II Baxter,
K, l24th, shell confusion Of head; VIM H
Helen, A, Tooth, left arm and lung; Lieut.
K Gibson, A, 49th, face.
HOSPITAL NO. 3.
VIM Patterson, I, 41st, hand.
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Skates

NAHGpNg
Hattersly has fine assortment Of ladies'
and gentlemen's skates, at 102 Superior
street. Call and see them, dee2S:1s4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-28
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mORNIEG LEADgB OFFICE,
TUESDAY EvzEisG, Dec. 2T, 1904.
Rec sIp1s-Ths receipts Of Grain by rail during
the forty eight hours ending at ous O'Clock to-day,
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