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S @ U r II C A Il OIL i N A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Office Court Of General Sessions and Com
mon Pleas.
], John w. Twitty, Clerk Of said Court,
in pursuance of the direciions OF the Act
Of the Legislature, In such case made and
provided d. hereby give public notice that
an eles,on for Tax Collertor and Ordinary
for Lancaster District will be held ON Tues
day the ilth Gay Of October next, nj the
usual places Of election throughout the said
District.
Witness nv hand at ancasier &. II this
25th day Of August A. ID. 1854:
JOHN W. TWIrTY,
Clerk G.. 5. T. T.. r.
Aug 80, 1864, 2s-td
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

Will be inserted at three dollars per square
for tho first, and one dollar and fifty cents per
square for each subsequent insertion. A square
to consist Of the space Of 10 lines. BREWER type
Noadvertisement considered less than a square
The number of insertions mus, be W ritten on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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Estate JEFF. r.. &c nnell.

Persons having demands against the Estate Of
jeff K. Council Esq, deceased, are hereby no.
tfied to present them to the Undersigned, prop
erIy attestcd, at an carly day. Ii Nillbe 10 the
interest OF creditors to give prompt attention
to this notice.
r S. BECKHAM. Admir-.
Aug 2S, 1894, as-3t
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TAX IN KIND.

THE cidzrns Of the District are hereby mott.
fled that am now prepared to receive their
returns OF the tax in Kind Tor the year ls6I.-
IL Is supposed t'at the farmers are now ready
tn make returns c! the following articles: to
wit: Wheat. Oats, Rye, Wool asd cured Hay
JONES CROCKETT,
Assessor Tax i'm Kind.
Lancaster c. II. S. C., Aug. 10, 1864 27e-u
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The LANCASTER Ledger
published every Tuesday Morning
". ~. G ON N O ,R s ,
Editor md l,roprietor.
r e r NJ s:
50 90
For Six Months, in advance

For Six Months, in advance, So 90
Fer Three Months" in rdvan,e, ! as
When 'nSt paid in advance, fifty per cent.
upon the abovs'rates will! be charged Pay
meat within one month from the date of
Subscription VIII be considered in advance.
Subscriptions will net be received in nd
vance for longer term than six months
nor for n shorter time than three months
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except at our option.
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Subsistence department.
LAscAsrER, @. H., August rs, 1854.

In obedience to instructions, notice ia key,By
given To those who still hold the mllers rsce pts
tor the delivery Of the Tax IN Kind Wheat.
that they must return them at ouce 70 this o, !.
fee. or some difficulty may arise as to their
credit for said delivery
l.. q kQRT4BoP. A. A. C,s.
Aug 90. teSt, qea
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Kagsl. Rags -

The highest market prices will La paid
i"r all olean cotton aud linen rags. in large
or small Quantities delivered at this otfie,
Persons Ia making NJ their pack ages of
rags will please bs careful not 10 ineud.
any ~ooIsn scrap. u
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S 0 u L Ii G. A OLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


DY JOHN w. TNIPrY, Clerk, nc,iup
ID Ordinary foe said District.
WHEREAS. Rosanah G. Caskey has fp
plisd 10 me for Letters of Administration.
on ali and singular tbs Goods aud Chattles,
Rights and Credits Of John D. Ca,key
late of The District aft resaid. deceased.
THESE -are. ther.fnre, to cite and nd
monish all and angular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordioar,'s
Court for the said district, to be holden Mt
LANCASTER Court House on the 9th dsy uf
Sept. next, to show cause, il uny, VIII,
the said Administration should not be
granted.
49, Given arder my hand and seal
l.. y. this 18th day Of Aug. in
t~~~ the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty four, and in
the eighty ninth year of the Independence
of th. State Of South Carolina.
JOHN w TWPrTY. Clerk,
80 ,so acting o. l.. D.
Aug. 50, 1864. At
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examined them, we learn that they are
very strong, and very favorably situated.
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Headquarters,
-Conscript Department.
COLUMBIA, Aug. ~, 1884.
GENERAL ORDERS NOS.


GENERAL ORDERS NOS.
u TIE attention of persons exempted or
IL detailed for agricultural purposes, and
vim have given bond To the Goy.rniusnt. il
Directed to the iolto~ing paragraph from Gu.
cula~ No 81, Bur,au OF Corse. ipton:
- The salc to the Government, or to tho
families OF soldiers, at prices fixed by the Com.
missoners OF the state under the ltnpressment
Act, ut the mar kctabe Supplies remaining aItar
furnishing the Goverirnent with the stipulated
quantity of provisions. aud which he NAV ra,.e
from year to year while his exemption con,i,s
ues, is made, 10y the Act Of Congress, approved
February II, 1854, one OF the conditions Of ex-
emption allowed TO All ogegsser c, assiSu.;urss,.
claim is asserted DO some OF those exempted
as agricultarists to exchange such part OF the
aforesaid surplus as they may please for sup
plies CT prr.isons, clothing aud the like, to bs
consumed In family use, and to scll TO the
Government or the families Of soldiers only
what may remain of such surplus after makisp
such exchanges. This clam is la violation Of
Law and OF their construct with the Govern.
meni, and cannot be allowed.
Upon satisfac tory evidence being furnished
that persoms exempted as overseers or sgricui-
tufists have or are thus dsposng of their sur
plus productions by exchange as aioresaid, Ea-
rolling Officers will arrest all such persona, for.
ward them to their nearest Camps OF Instsuc.
uon, TO be retained there until fuab action shai,
be taken and announced in their cases, ansis
forward through the proper chaHneAsxef &C.
Immigration to this Bureau q ~
facts aud circumstances o: q <>t
Every agricultuiis, or -
ceiving his Gel titcate Of exei ~
informed that the action indf0
be taken in the event Of not
marketable surplus in accorda
quirements Of law" 3t
III. Officers aud agents Of
aud Quart.rmasters' Departmeu
to communicate information 90
Gers OF all Instances coming to AGf9
Ia which persons exempted or dssG
ricultuisl purposes have violate ~ IN
tons OF thsr bouds 20 the Govsrdu1 -
sale or other disposition Of their - -
surplus.
c. d. MEtx11.
Major, Comdt Cos
Aug. so, 1854. 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

RECRUITING FOR HAScocK's CosPs.-We
desire to call special attention to the ad-
vertisement of Provost Marshal Nash,
which appears in this mornings paper,
stating the conditions of recruiting for the
First Carps, now being recruited under
General Hancock. This corps will be
the Tenth Legion, the Imperial Guard of
the whole army. It is to be composed en-
tirely of veteran soldiers, enlisted for not
less than one year. Recruits will be fur
nished transportation to Washington, and
will be paid a spesial bounty Of $500 by
the Government. Recruits are constantly
Offering and we learn that the corps is be-
ing very rapidly filed up.
We call the attention Of District and
sub-district recruiting committees to this
rare opportunity to obtain men. The
corps will be a most honorable one, and
many who refuse to go as su 1stitutes will
gladly Join it. The government offers a
bounty Of $500, which, with the addition
of a township bounty, will form hand
some reward to the recruit. A large mum
Der of veteran soldiers in every sub-dis-
trict of the State, might, with little effort,
be induced to re-enlist. Let township
committees take time By the foreiock. We
shall undoubtedly have another draft be-
fore the first of April, and it viii be cap
itsl idea TO be raising our quotas now.
ToLTrz= c0rHr.-Ju5go -HsssenInueiier
took sction o1athe following cases yestsrds J
morning; Ugza a-0
Drunkenness-Mary Murphy, sent TO the
House of Correction, fer two weeks; Jacob
Clark, fined the costsi George Abbott, fined
81 and costs. s4
MISUNDERSTANDING PiersOn and Will
liam Ford, nOlled.
HOpse-Breaking in the Night Season and
Committing Personal Yiolence-Anthony
Galley, continued to Friday.
Assault and Battery-John Griffin, fined
Ss2 and costs and sent to the County Jail
ten days on bread and water.
Grand Larceny-sarah Condall, hound
over bail $500.
sIabbing with Intent to Wouud-Jessey
Taylor, fined $25 and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

REV. J. S. C. tHIlTT At BRAIgARD's IrH..
The Hall lNgss crowdsd again, last night,
to hear the fourth lecture of the thus far
popular and excellent course. The
streets were rendered SO sloppy by the
deluging rain Of nearly the entire day, and
the wind blew 50 fariously, that the pros
peet Of full house was misty and dubious.
But despite all drawbacks the distinguish
ed author and lecturer was greeted with an
audience the most intelligent and fashion
able the city could give.
The subject Of the lecture was "Our War
and eeneFai Grant, which was treated in
a manner eharacteristic of the lecturer.
He commenced by giving the snocdOte
Of GranPs firing a pistol when but two
years old and the drubbing hs gave an
English boy, when but ten years Of age, be-
cause the English lad called Washington
a traitor. He then gave, in very pop
ular and attractive style, rapid summary
of the great events in which General Grant
has figured as sprivats or public character,
tracing him through the Mexican war,
through the obscure places of humble, pri-
vate life, and then following with glowing
words his splendid career from Belmont to
Petersburgh.
The narrative wes Interpreted with
anecdotes Of eonirabands, eulogies on
Grants worthy eo-aetors, witticisms which
brought out cheer on cheer from the house
and solemn, eloquent statements of faet
and truth which hushed the Hall and stop
ped the BREATH g a
We felt all through the pleasing delivery
Of this lecture; what pity it was this
lecture was not delivered everywhere
through the North, without interruption
for night, before the election. II was
successful as the most perfect "stumP-crs'
tory" could be, and yet its literary excel
minds in the assembiy could not help being
delighted.
He hit off the peace -and -armistice ele
ment so fslicitously in several passages
that the house were eOnvulsed in degre,
almost painful to see and fearful TO eontem
plate.
The public, thst large portion Of whom
were present last evening, will feel to thanl
the Lecture Committee for the pleasur,
procured by their good sense and aagacity il
securing the services of Rev. S. J. C.AbbOti
who will always be warmly welcomed b!
the citizens of Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

NKTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF
w eo7a e6u-ati35 aud ability, Ruy business sltus-
stiou icvolsi1g hard work snd good ray. Aprlg to
j \. l., No. Il 0nt Jrio Etrset. d-6lsV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

TIE GA1E LAST NIGHr.-Boress was on a
bender yesterday, of a surety All day
long the low-hung, misty, murky clouds
showered down rain upon the earth. A
more disagreeable, dirty, forbidding day
could not have been found if all the hor-
rOrS of Dante's Inferno were let loose. To-
ward night the wind rose aud the thermOm-
eter fell, and, as We write, the air is pier
cingly keen, and King Frost has already
stamped his sign-manual upon the solid
ground: The lake keeps up its fierce, IL
boding grOwl. God pity the daring mari
ners, if there be any, who brave the blast
to-night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

HoNE FOR FRIESDLEss sTRASGERs.-EOIFoR
LEADER:-It is knOwn 10 many of your
readers that an enterprise was started moro
than year since, by few ladies, to pro-
vide for the temporary relief of deserving
strangers who were found in distress among
Us. This effort has been attended with
much success, and considerable number
Of such persons have been met In their ex-
tremity and helped to decent living or TO
home in other pieces. The experience of
the year has shown the urgent necessity
of some more general and permanent or
gsnization TO do this work of charity.
The ladies of this city who are interested
in such cause, are therefore invited to
meet atthe Parlors of the Stone Church on
Friday afternoon al two O'Clock, to take
part in organizing a protestant Home for
Friendless Strangers in the city of CleYe-
land"
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NKW EORK MARKEI.-Dee

.H-. II EAAaaAAEa.I
COtton-Firmer with fair business doing Sales
at 81 Zs9l 20 for miedhng uPlAnds.
ElOur-stats and Western le9lts better, and
more active
salss SO Oo9IO 10 for extra State; 50 7O90 50
supernne western; $40 2O9l0 O. for comm0L %
medium extra western; sIl lO,9n 70 for common
| 70 good shipping brands extra rouEd hoop Ohio;
| Sl1 sO912 20 for trade brands. MSrket clos Dg
quiet.
81 029I 90 for STATE, and s. 92s g4S for western,
closing with sellers OF western At 81 -.
Opened NOR active and l@2o better.
war kie cub s. sOa2 Az Tor winter red western;
81 35g2 4 70; smutty amber Michigan; IS for
choice white western.
kye- DH l.tSl %.
| BarIey-Quist
! COrn-Reavy. Mixed ives era Il sJ1z b. store
| 81 93 delivered.
Oais-Fair demand aad active at $ r31lCal 0l1s
for western, chiefly al o. ailoag and il siorc.
| Jsfee-Firn but quiet.
| COHee-Fi m but quiet.
Sagar-FiIm a tor Porsy Rico sud Is, Q
~ oiasssss..stP saaay Mn cayaioss
II =, s IHl IL ~ Tat's---s'- -'ess''
| HOps-Quiet and steady az 3]@5'e.
| WOOI-FirIaer
POrk-Opensd pscidsIiy higher and more nc
tive but closed heavy At % 90 for Is62-3 ia5ss;
SIS 5OaS7 co for Is6s-l; do cash ard regular way,
closing at S36 75 cash; S3 q for prime aud s.. III
| gOr prime mess. Also 300 bbs new mess
IT January Sbruary and marIh. At s3l Qua
40 90; 1000 bh!s 1858 uesI 70. December seller )
option, at s37 co.
BeeE-Flrm with good demand at abeus prsyi-
Gus prices.
Prime Mess Beef-s3s 90.
Beef KI0ms-In fair demand at 20 $50.
Cat Meat Very dTm and in Foc demand
Lnrd-Decidedly higher and active st Zll@23
n, closing ct 231z for strictly prime. Also 800
bbls new for January, sellers option, Z31<c
Rutteg-m More active and hrmer; $3.50 fog
western, the latter tor ' ~ choice
Cheese In better demand at 1592sefor com
mou TO prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

THE SALE OF FURSITuRE AT THE ANSTER
HousE-Wfl be resumed on Wednesday
and Thursday, Dec. 7th and Sth, eommen-
cling at 10 o'clock each day. The best
furniture will thus be sold, consisting OF
oval gilt frame mirror marble top and
plain dressing bureaus; marble top table
and wash stands sofas tete-a-tetes; ma
hogany and cottage bed steads; arm and
cane seat chairs; window curtains; best
quality of hair mattresses, palm mattres-
ses, pillows, counterpAines and blankets :
25 parlor bed room hall and stair carpets
parlor and Office stoves: gas fixtures
crockery glass ware; kitchen utensils, &c.
On Thursday, at II o'clock, precisely, q
splendid rosewood piano in nice order.
| Dec8;IS0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

Nor GOT OFF.-Tne seow Michigan Flow
er, which went ashore here last Saturday
night, and which has besn stripped to go
irto winter quarters, has not yet been
drawn off the beach, and yesterday the
tremendous sea heaped up by the North
Wester KEPT showing her in farther upon the
beach. We cannot see how che will ereaIe
going TO pieces. The waves tumbled in.
upon her lite furies, and roared, and
threatened her with all their rsYenous
mouths. Fa5tTT .
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LOCAL NOTICES.

RETUBN OF THE HOLIDAYs "A Few FAcr:
WORTH KNOwIEG.-Thet S. A. Fuller & Co
are selling fancy furs of every description
of better make and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason why? Be
cause their goods are manufactured unde,
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 well as cheap.
That they have a few white fox and
black bear sleigh robes; far superior to
anything everexhibited in this city.
Lastly, that their whole stock Of hats,
caps, furs, roGes, gloves, &c, are in keep
ing with the demands of the public. For
further infor nation inquire at No. 2I6 su-
perior street, Marble Block. dees.Is3
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LEG AXFJTATED.-ThOmss spellmsn, lst
0. V. L, whose wounded leg has already
been twice amputated, submitted to third
operation of that kind yesterday morning,
at the Medical College. DR.. Weber, we
were informed, performed the operation
with great skill, and it is TO be hoped that
this friendless soldier, with the good care
he will receive at the Home, will succeed
this time in getting well. c-s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

FIVE DoILARs REvARD.-strayedo or stolen,
November 9th, from the premises of the
the owner, (south side of Euclid street, be-
tween Hudson street and Case Avenue an
English Coach Dog, about ten months old
color white, with black spots. The above
reward will be paid on the return of the dog
to the Western Union Telegraph Office, cor
ner Of Bank and st Clair streets, and no
questions asked. deca:IT0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

The appointment of Mr.. Chase to the
Chief JusticeshiP of the United States
seems to give as general satisfaction es do
the operations of the Metropolitan Gift
BovSFStofe, No. l40 Superior street, where
every book or album sold is accompanied
by gift, and where can be found a superb
or assortment of holiday books.
decS:lSO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

ACADEMY OF MUsIO.-In spite of the terri
bic weather of last night, good audience
was present at the Academy of Music to
witness the rendition of "fhe Hidden
Hand" by Kate Denin and Sam Ryan.
This evening the great drama " Oar Fe-
male American Cousin" will be presented.
The successful Irish farce "The Irish Lion, /"
will be the nfter-piece.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

MoSA's RELIEE FEsTIvAL.-The Mona's
Relief Society will hold their annual festi-
val on Wednesday evening next, Decem-
Der I4th. This society has done good
work in relieving the wants of the poor
Manxmen who stray in this direction, and
deserve the patronage of ouI citizens. Their
festival will doubtless be pleasant and
entertaining one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

DRoWSED.-An unknown man, an Irish
man, was found drowned in the old River
bed two days since. Coroner Prentice was to
have held an inquest over the body yester-
the unfortunate man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08
HKw YOEK sFOC14 nARREF.

NV WI ITl1 y IlV7a
Government SfOclIE-Active and firmer
skies 81 coupons Il7J<; do $50 coupons -
Treasury notes 7S0s lis; li40 c. up n lOl1f;5 q.
coupons lO3k; One-ytar GER ifcstes
StOckS-LoweF. PittsbUrg, Ft Wagne 2 Chi.
cagO I051z Toledo 8 Wa'a h preferred -; Hudson
i0535; CleYslsrd ttsburg III; Chicago ( North.
western f; o preferred 77s4 Reafing -; Mich-
igan Central l29; Michigan Southern = North.
Indiana 731S; Illinois Central scrip g 4; Erie
953S; New York Central leo. MariDosa -; Ohio
and Misslsspp eertiheOtes S654; Quicksilver -;
Rock sand ltGIS; Alton TerTe Hau 50; Reah.
ing 1857; Canton 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

WEsT SIDE BALL.-No one will forget the
grand ball 10 be given next Friday night
at the Pearl street Armory, for the benefit of
the Soldiers Family Relief Fund. All who
can "shake" foot gracefully, OF otherwise,
should be there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

THs MYSTERIES or FLoRENoE.--We have
received from H. 8. Olmsted & Bros. q copy
of ''The Mysteries of Florence" from the
pen of thst prolific and popular novelist,
George Lippard. It is book Of considera-
BILE interest and will doubtless command q
large circulation Hf "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

FIIED.-Jesse Taylor, the co'Ored man
who stabbed returned white soldier In
the neck, in quarrel on Pittsburgh street,
last week, was yesterday morning found
guilty of stabbing with intent TO wound,
and fined SIS and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

PERsoNAL.-MajOr John W. steeles Aid,
de-Camp on General stan'ey's stafI, paid a
flying visit to his old friends in Cleveland
yesterday. The Major participated n the
fight at Franklin and was knocked off his
horse by rebel bullet which oame very
near putting an end to his existence, He
will enjoy brief furlough until General
Stan ey returns TO the front
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on Dis6OvsEy In stark County, ohio

- SOoAAys OAlOa
sa -
= p WATSEssURG, sTARK COUSTy, OHIO,
-- ---. December 5, 1854.
EOITORs LEADER; It will doubtless be in
teresting to some of your readers to learn
Of the discovery of oil in this region of Ohio.
Some persons engaged in sinking shaft for
coal on the farm of Mr.. Robert 3. Hamilton,
last week, struck vein of what one of the
wOrkmen "a Frenehman) called ''pure car
bonie," at the depth of twenty feet. This
was on Friday evening last. On Saturday
morning the water was covered with petro-
loum in considerable quantities. Paper sat-
ursted with it burned with brilliant flame.
There has been quite a number of visit
ors, many of them carrying off samples of
the oil. A company has been formed with
the intention of seeking oil in the vicinity
of this firm, and to-day (Monday) Mr.
Hamilton has caused another shaft to be
commenced, and tonight the prospect is
as favorable as at the first. There is no
doubt in the minds of those familiar with
the oil business, Of the entire success of Mr.,
H., aud some have said unhesitatiugly that
they never saw as clear a prospect.
UJ -4 -a35F F SANDY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

Bar MEETIxG.-A meeting of the mem
bsrs Ofth Cuyohoga Bar will be held at Court
Room No. l, at ten o'elc ck this morning, to
draft resolutions of respect for the late
Leonard Case, and to take olheT action in
regard to his death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08
DAILY LEADER.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5.
HEW ADyTRFrsEzIKETs.

Academy Of MuEic-AmerIcsn Cousin
Provost MarshAl-Sev Army Corps.
Mona Beli'f Festival.
Taylor & GIiswOld-silks.
L. W. Ford-Msster's Sale
Taylo. 4 Griswold-Glovss
E. n Keys-LOt for Sale.
Taylor Giiswold-Lace Collars.
Kendall & Co.-Broehe ShAWls.
Tayl,r q GrisEold-LAdles' WrsPpsr5
lO4S neca strett-Wsntsd.
Brsinard's HAll-Lecture.
DR.. cheeseman's Pills.
g.. Fuller d Co., Local Notice.
Income Tsx-LcCal Notice.
Holiday Books-LOcal Notice
T. @. Sholos-Loeal Notes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

LEoruRE NoTIeE.-Mrs. Alcinda Wilhelm,
NJ. D. of Philadelphia, will lecture at the
Hall, 1s4 Superior street, on Thursday
evening Dec. sth.
Subiect-WOmsn, her sphere and de-
nands In tkis country, crisis. Admission
IS cents.
Proceeds in favor of the wives and wild
Ows of our soldiers.
Dep7.IRn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-08

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--;n Court room
No. l, in the case of Sutlih Is. Sheldon
and Lewis, judgement was given in favor
of the plaintiff, giving him the property
and nominal damages. The death Of
Leonard Case. Esq, was then announced
and the Court adjourned. The other
courts adjourned without transaeting any
business, on the eannOuneemento OF the death
of Mr.. Case.