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COMMERCIAL kND FINANCIAL.
OOMME 3 UIAL.
CLEVELAND 1IARKEE.
MORNIFg LEADEB OFTIOE.

MORNING LEADER OFF1OE-
MONDAY EVENING, January %, 1853. }
RIour-sales 50 bbls extra at $3.50; l25 bbs do at
1926 50 bbls at same 90 bbIs at s6,ss 80 bbs at
$3.50 200 bbis at same 50 bbls white at 1918; 100
bbls at O. IS and 80 bbls rye at $500.
Whent-salss ] car on track at 81 ,s5 1900 bush
from store at same and 2csrs from store at sl,s5.
Corn-sales car old from store at sl.lO; car new
at l,O4 and car at o., ,O5, both on track.
Oats-sals car on track at &c and car from
store ct 80.
BarIey-Nominal at sl,sO.
Rye-Firm with sale 2ears at 9, 20.
HIGhwines-Lowsr aud not quotAbls over Sc.
Butter-In good request at 22e2io for good to
choice Western Reserve.
Cheese-DuH at lS9ls5So.
EgEs-worth 22g2se.
Pork-Firm at 5000 for city packed mess and
$500 for clear.
Lard-Firm and active at Is5fc for city brands in
barrels and i374e in kegs.
Smoked Meats-City brands sugar cured hami
are in good demand lsc and shoulders at &c, and
dried beef at lie.
snIr-stsady at s2,2O for ans and at s2,25 fol
coarse.
Potatoes-sals go bush from store at 75c.
Venisen-sale p head at &c.
PetrOIeum-stesdya at 52HG55e.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-0n tho 28th day
Of December, 1858, Lieutenant stearns, Of
Barber's Sharp ShUUt5rs, who has recruit
ing oficein this city for that company, en-
listed a man named ]. II. W. Parker, and
sent him on to Join the company, at Chstta-
noogs, by way of the Ohio River and Louis
vile. Yesterday he received the body of
his recruit, by express, from one Of the river
towns in Indiana, without word of expla-
nation or comment. How the soldier met
his death, whether by accident, violence OF
the course of nature, It is impossible to sur
mise. Lieutenant Stearns Immediately tele-
graphed in enquiry, but has as yet received
no light on this mysterious affair.
The deceased was about thirty years old.
He is from Cuyahoga Falls and has little
daughter still living in that vicinity.
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CHICAGO 1IARKET-Jnn. IS

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l
Reeeipts-Hogs to-day ll,74s dressed, and s,l45
live.
Dressed HoGs-IOo lower. Sales at t6,T5G7,s5
chiefly at S6,257 5 dividing on 200 lbs, elosnn firm
Live Hogs Steady. SAILS at a4,25a6,s5, gross,
mostly at s5 2O@s,65.
Beef CattIe-steady at I2,7O94, 90 gross.
PrOvisions-LoWer. Sales no mess pork at
sls,OOeI9rO; bulk hams at &c packed and deliver
able a. Keokuk and Quincy; Cumberland middles
SIC; long cut hams IO4c picked hams losloee
prime lard IIEc; white greass lOSl0'se; yellow
grease e7c.
WhislEy-l22c lower Sales 100 bsiz al ese9eoei
closing with rather better feeling. delegation Of
Western Distillers the way to Washington "a
make pro sositions for accepting the House Bill pro-
vided the tax on and after the lst Of Nay be O pc
gallon.
IIWhsat-1ie higher. Sales No at sl,i6A9ll7
and No at sl,lO5z9I,u.
Coru-Duu. Sales old at s0asl54e and usw at 769
SOC.
Onfs-ActiTe at 62jfG6sc.
Rye-DuH and nominal,
1 Bnrley-Dull.
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ROBBERY N MARION CoUETT.-The Coun-
ts Treasury Of Marion County was entered
on Saturday night last by two men, the
Treasurer, A. D. worley, knocked down and
rendered insensible, and the sum Of So oQe
abstracted-- A-----Fs 0I TWO nunuIeu wv
lars is offsrcd for the apprehension Of either
Of the robbers and I've hundred for both and
tho recovery of the money.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-26

STILL "OE It."-The puddlers IN the
mill of the Cleveland Iron and Nail Com
are still on q strike, and We are informed
that the officers of the company telegraPhed
to Troy, New York, to-day, for men to sup
ply their places.
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FsoM THE FORTY FIssr.-Corporsl Gar
rett, of Company G, FOrty-First Ohio, ar
rived here yesterday, en- route to his home in
Goangs county. He left Chattanooga on
Tuesday last, the 18th, and reports the Forty
First still there. They were to be paid of
on Wednesday, the 2Oth, and would start for
home in day or two. In consequences of SO
many regiments re-enlisting and coming
home, it is difficult to obtain speedy trans
portation, and we presume the FOrty-First
will not be here in less than one week.
Corporal Garrett was wounded through the
left lung, in the battle of Mission Ridge, and
being convalescent, is on his way home. He
is doing we'll.
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TO which every discharged soldier WSs as
sbled in the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are severally entitled un-
-. r.- Alzo
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ROss Il Pronriss' ProvIsroz Market Rs
w0Fr,

Rose 81 PrOntiss' ProVIsIoz Market Re-.
port
The following are the rates charged bY them:
hnms-Suear cured premium Hams, y D. ........ .l3c
Dried Beet-f Il
ahouiders-Sugarcured D
bacon -tiE oinoAeu cides . lie
Bsrd-Prime Leaf, kettle-Fend ed in bbls . n..lsc
Prime leaf, Kettle rendered in kegs y h..i35zc
P0rE-Ao. mess = 20 o.
Extra clear x a22 40
- NO extra charge made for packages or Carriage
TO railroad depOts boats. Ali articles are warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-randered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State fair. ROSE h PBEHTISS,
iulT4:R2S
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RESERVED SEATS. y We observe that
some seats, which had been especially re-
served last night for the opening opera, were
occupied, before the curtain rose, by in
trudsrs. Such thing ought not to be, and
we trust will not be, permitted again. An
usher who understands his business should
and will see that nothing of the sort hap
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-26

REsIGEATIoEs.-The Columbus Express
of Saturday, says that Lieutenant Dewitt c.
Hotchkiss, 1O3d Regiment Ohio Infantry,
and Lieutenant Thomas J. Curan, 124th
Regiment Ohio Infantry, have resigned.
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RETURE OF ARMs.-At the time when
draft was anticipated in this city ten boxes,
containing two hundred muskets, were sent
t. Cleveland, as a precautiOn against riot.
Theyhavs been stored in the upper stOryOf the
Custom House building, but were yesterday
taken out and shipped to Lieutsnant-cOlOnsi
WhiteIsy, Alleghaney Arsenal, Pittsburgh.
This is q safe indication that the authorities
consider Cleveland as " out of the draft"
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FINE AR HALL CoNMITTEE.-Am meeting
Of this Committee will be held in Court room
Ne 3, this afternoon at 4 o'clock. All the
members should be present, as tho business
to b0 performed is important. The follow
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BUREs FEsr1vAL.-The concert and ball
in honor Of Burns birthday, at Chapin's Hall
Iaat-s----:-szY - - wy PA0oSHHS'J
Mrs. Dsming sung finely, and all present en-
loved the occasion extremely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-26

POLICE CoURT-JAEUARY 25TH.-Intox-
ication-Alice Hyms, fined 81 and costs
Melinda Thompson, sent to House of COrrec-
ton for % days.
Destroying prOPerty-ThOs. Walton, case
nolled.
Disturbsnce-Martin McGrath, hned s.
and COSTS Patrick Hogan, fined S. and
costs; George Bartholomew, fined 50 and
costs; Mary Ann McGee, case dismissed
Xsver Carroll, fred costs; Jas. McCIane,
fined 81 and costa Michael Dunn, fined 50
and costs.
Petit Larceny-Pstrick Cowlsy, sent to
jail for I've days; John Crane, discharged (;
Patrick McDOnough, fined IS and costs.
Assault and battery-ThOs. Walton, fined
IS and costs; Henry Bushman, fined IS and
costs; Nicholas Backus, discharged; Mar
tin McGrath, fined IS and costs.
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ATTENTION COMPANY B.-You are hereby
ordered to appear at your Armory this mon
day evening, January 25th, 1884, at y.
O'Clock, for drill.
By order, W. K. NEvINs, Captain.
WV. WARSIEeToH, Orderly Sergeant.
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LOST, WANTS 4 POUND.

"ANTED.-HAND LooM.-EVE-
w ri Fa' mer to know that Lamb self Acting
Hand oOm is article he wants to make and save
money with The turning Of an easy crank by man,
woman boy, does the whole business CT weaving IS
or 50 ards a day as TO go cay can be earns By
its use. State, Jouuty and TownahtB Fights and
Looms for sale. Address, with stamps, BkAHlON
B ELLIOTT, ,CbieaRo, Ia, jan4-h1
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CITY NEWS.

SANITARY FAIR BUILDHG.-Work on
this structure is rapidly progressing. The
floor is partially laid and the frame partly
erected.
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nUEsE-is- MIEsrRELs.-This evening
Second appearance in the East of William
Manning, the great Western Comedian.
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RUHsEY's MIBsrRELs.-W. s. Mulally,
the celebrated ViOlinist, appears tonight at
Brainard's Hall.
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RUMsEY's MIEsTRELs.-JuleB strstton
and J. Il. Stout, the faYorits and pleasing vO-
caiiBts.
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MILITARY.
GENERAL HEADoURTERs, STATE OF OHIO,
ADJUFANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
COlumbus, January l9,h, 1884.

To THE CLEYELASD LEADER
The Draft having been postponed until the first OF
March 1854 all Recruiting Ofr ers OF old Regiments
who hold app intments from this Department viii
be allowed 10 continue recruiting for their respective
Regiments until the 25 Of February, 1854 at which
time they viii rep IT 70 this office the total number
Of men regretted and mustered into service sending
Certificate Of the fact from the Provost Marshal
mastering Officer. By order OF the Governor.
q. r. COWES, AdJt Gl Of Ohio.
Cleveland Herald please COPY. Jan2lsl5a
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DHHT1szEY-Dr. B. T. Robinson, ot6ee
80 Wood street. Al kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best man
ner and ct low price. doosBs1
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RUMsEY's MIEsTREL's.-It must be con-
fessed that this excellent troupe made their
debut. in Cleveland under somewhat dis
couraging circumsv---.a TLa streets are in
such condition that few pedestrians ven
ture out upon them, and those who do arv
very apt to be swallowed up by the "great
attraction" at the Academy of Music. And
yet Brainard's was crowded to oTerhOwing
last night BY delighted audience.
The programme was an eScellent one and
was gone through with spiritsdly and with
animation. The sweet voices of Stout and
strsttOn were in splendid tune for the even
ing and their EOlo's were exosllently rem
dered. Better clog dancing than that done
by West, Walters and Clifford is seldom ssea
upon the boards. hpIlaly, with the violin,
and Rumsey, with his favOrite banjo, won
fresh laursls, and two funnier "end men,
than Manning and Pierce it would be hard to
find. All acquitted themselves we'll,
Tonight is advertised as the concluding
night of the company, bat we hope that Mr..
Rumsey will be induced by his most fstter-
ing reception to prOlODg his stay in our city.
Reserved seats will be for sale at the hall
to- day, from ten to twelve and from two to
Eve o'clock.
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RuMsEr's M1NsrHELs.-Five Comedians
in the field Rumsey, Pierce, Manning,
Sprung and West.
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RUNsEE's MIEsrRELs.-H. 8. Rumsey-
the Lion Bapjoist of the World. Last ap
peaTanee tonight At Brainsrd's Hall.
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All the Daily and Weekly Papers are now
received on time at Bakers, 200 Superior
Street. janis.
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LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN OF ROSES Is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DOE'T WAIT FOB THE
To0THACHz. For sale by Druggists. oot5
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SEWING MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler & Wilson and Grover 4 Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly now, foz sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
-oor, nov25tf
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEVELAND, Ohio, "LsHIHcT9s, u - -
No. Lynnan's Block NO so Nlh'u D.
Nes- the Court House.
we are authorised by Government to collect
the
due discharged soldiers; also, the WIDOW, ehu-
drsn, snd rightful heirs Ofsn deceased soldiers;
also
pszsloHss
TO which every discharged soldier WSs as
sbledin the service, ls entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are severaIly entitled un-
der the low. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned ofs'cersI
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Efsusy.
Money due enlisted three months men :
money due tearnstsrs, and every other class Of
claims growing out OF thus or any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS.
~ Avoid f-IaIEs and Patent AEeaEs who
are not Licensed.
We publish TEE soLDrEE's FErESD,' paper
o much interest to soliiers '--'refF he'rs.
s7ud-us ycur- EGEl6 aad staInP, and we viii asnd
a copy free, or twelve copies, one each MONTH
for % cents.
Apply to US IN person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, sud no charge until aftsr we have &C
eomplished what We undertake.
septlO 9. 6. BhuOE'
CLEVELAND ygoOLEN MILLS.
a. 8 Z. g. POPE,
superinteadents, Manufacturers and Deslsss in
all kinds OF
wO LRN 600 DDS,
Consisting OF Plain d Fancy
QAsSIbfERE5,
DOESK1Es,
6ATTIEETS,
UNIONS,
FLANEELS,
BLAEKETS,
ETC, E TC
A good stock constantly On hSDd, adapted t1
fhe Western Market.
=. 9aElIfaats settti4fed Goods. '1'''
Once and Salesrooms,
no. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, O
anS-R2
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RUHsEYs MINsTRELs.-Last Night
Last Night Last Night! Last Night 4
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HoME snufaoture-Parson's Inimtta-
Bile Camphorslsd Dentitrice. sept23-R2
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FkBRUAKY MAGAZINEs,

Cooley, Peterson, Atlantic and Continental
Magazines for February, for sale at Bakers,
259 Superior Street. jan23
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RUMsEYs MIHsrRELs.-Gos and see Pierce
and Manning, the two famous Dromioes.
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EDr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eleetropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPep-
sia, Rheumatism scrofula, Neuralgia and sli
nervous diseases, and diseases OF the Brain
Throst, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary OE-
1ans and other Chrome diseases. kelerence
ive1 10 many formidable cases cured IN THIS city
Rffar other physicians had iailed- See sdyertse-
T,ent in another column. Office No. lisi senees
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RUusEY's M1NsrILs.-Go see Manning
and Sprung in the Black Wizard.


THE PAIEEsvILLE GRAND LARCENY CASE.
In Saturday mornings issue of the LEAD
ER, an item appeared giving some account Of
the trial cf ono Cooley, in Painesville, for
grand larceny, and criticising somewhat the
the conduct of the Prosecuting Attorney in
the case. It is but just to say that the YER
sion of the facts in the case given by
his friends differs from that published
by us in several particulars - nA'5
.t.ts tb.tA I.-FrEer, Esq, was called in
to the case as counsel for the defendant be-
fore and not after n verdict had been given
for the State and also that the nols on the
charge for grand larceny was not entered
by the Prosecuting Attorney because of any
informslity in the indictment, which the
Judge, without hearing an argument, had de-
cided correct, but that it was entered by
spsoial request of the Judge, and on account
of extsnustiDg circumstances in regard to
the criminal.
As to the Barringer manslaughter case
the existence of feeling Of classification
By the citizens of Lake county, in regard tc
the manner in which the Prosecuting AttOr-
nov conducted the case, is denied by his
friends.
We open our columns to make this state
ment, deeming it but fair to Mr.. NevinsOn
that the representation of the facts made BY
his friends should be given to the public.
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES. VALENTINES
OF every style and price, from one cent to
ten dollars, for sale wholesale and retail at
Bakers News Rooms, 259 Superior Street,
and HOfman's Block, near the Postofdcs.
ian s3
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FINAN CIAL.
=. Z. MONEY mARKET-Jan. IS.

y. T. MONEf MAhhEE-Jan, 23.
icy gE EaRAPH.E
mOuey-Darket very active but easier att = csnt
ltsrlins ExchHnEe-hlarketf firmsr aud quiet
Sales at lT255snl73
G0ld-Active and 1rmer. Opening at 57J4, ad
Tancing &c 5s4 and closing dull At 57hd57E.
tSOVorlmeuI StOckn-markes hrmer.
Seven Thirty Treasury NOtes..-..-...-...... U75S
United states Skies Five
Stale stocks
Missouri Skies. ...-...,....... 6s
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RUMsEY's M1NsrRELs.-Second appear
apos Of West, Walters, and Clifford in their
great original Treble Clog Dance.
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PROPOSALS,
TO TIMBER CONTRACTORS.

CLEYELASD, Jan. Il, l764.
Proposals viii be received by A. Stone, Jr., until
the INST day Of February next, for furnishing
1000 y A K P [ l. ES,
for the Foundations Of the Union Passenger Depot
at Cleveland be y feet in length, Y inches in i-
Ameter at least at the largest end of sound timber
and to be delivered at the loot of WaferSt in Csye-
land, or at some accessible point a Railroad.
The delivery to commence by the 18th of March
and 10 be completed by the 18th Of April next
~ Parties Offering proposals, and not known to
any Of the undersigned, must give satisfactory refe
rsncas as 10 responsibility.
L. n. HUBBY,
J. n. MCCULLOUGH,
JOHN GARDINER,
4. STONE, Jr.,
tanl6-lH Building Committee.
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HENRY GRAHAM is notified that
IL Christian Graham, on the 22d day OF De-
eemOer, 1868, hled her petition against him in the
Court Of Common Pleas in the county Of Cuya.
hoga and State Of Ohio, which charges that she
10 bone 6ds resident Of said aOnRty and has
been resident OF said State for more than
year last past; that in February, 1857, she and
the def ndant were married, and that he has
been Willfully absent from her for more than
three yenrs last past, and asks that she may be
divorced from the defendant, for the custody and
esTe of Emma Graham, their only child, and for
all proper relief, which petition will be for hesr
ing at the next term Of said Court.
CHRISTIAN GRAHAM,
By s. B. PREsTIss BALDwIH,
December, 1853 dsc23:I36 Her Attorneys.
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Fon Coughs, Colds, and TOOthache, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried It
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidote in Gil oaSes.-TrumbEHD DEM
OeTGt.
Sold By all druggists. Price 25ots,
". L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noy2;RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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LEGAL.

STATE OF OHIO, lss
Cuyahoga County. ~
Olive Kibbee,
John II. Kibbee.
THE DEFENDANT, JOHN H.
Kibbse will take notice that the Plaintiff, Olive
kibber, filed in ths Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
h county, the 9Th day Of January le64 her Pc
titiOn against him for divorce. The causes alleged
gross neglect Of duty and wilu absence for
than three years. Said will be for hearing 8t
the February term Of said Court 1854. Said Defend
ant is equi. ed to answer and defend.
D. W. GAGE,
jan5-lS Solicitor for Petitioner,
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7. ELwooD, 100 and lO2 Bank street, has
Just received fresh supply of fresh shell
oysters. Families supplied jan2l.lS5
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n. Z. sTOUK mARKET-Jas. rs.

NY. BANK sTATEMENT-Jnu. 25.
IBY rELEGRAPH.l
decrease IN Loans-......---. -.-..--..- slO65,262
lecEed1e IN bDccle- 5NbsI5l
Decrease in Circulation -.......-...-..... l35,Z75
Decrease In DepOsirs..............-...... l74,7g3
Busiaess Of the sub-TreusuFy.
The business of the Sub-TreasHry at New York
Saturday was as follows:
Eecei piB.-..ss.- -, ,1li SCI
bslAnee ~ sO55 gll
The receipts from customs were sl4l, 600.
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ESa suPeriOF.st., Cleveland, Q.
&, B. HALE, BAEEzE,
TIE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
eeId, Silver, Coupons & Prem Eunds'
AGENCY for 5-2o's
EEn ALL OTHER GOVERNMEET BcaOS
EAFTED-UE0URRENT BAFE BILLS
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p. V. GAGE,
I.icensed yYar CIaIna Agent.

O5lects Bounties. Pensions, Rack Pay, Prtzo Money
snd other War Claims.
Uu-Psrs9u-l kttentiou Is given 20 the prosecution
Of Olafras ia the Departments as Washington
Ra-EIf psrpous having Clsims should apply In pei
uon. OF by letter, at once, and they VIII reosiNe
prompt attention. s,saF.
o-ttaRqs f6s FuperioT-St-, Cleveland Y.
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TIE ladies Of the st. Clair Street NJ. E.
Church, will hold their Festival in the base
ment Of the church, Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, January 9th and 2sth' They
will also serve up dinner on Thursday from
Il n. to 3 P. n, which the public and business
men particularly are requested to Patronize.
Tickets bearing date of goth and 2lst will be
good. yah-o.Io1
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
c,rvvr.rn. Ohio. I WASHINGTON, D G.,
No Ivnna1's Block NO 4A5 Nlhsh SS'
Nes- the Court House.
We are authorised by Government to collect
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The following table shows the receipts and sxpsn-
ditures OF oftho loyal States during the year
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FIOurana Grain in Store 3. CHICAGO.

Ine aul0ulI OF FI0uf and -aIn 10 store In Chicago
on the 10th January, conapares a holloWs.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

GREAT ATTRAoTIoEs.-Immense crowds
daily 20 to the great Bankrupt Sale Of Boots
and Shoes, at 1O8 Superior street, near
Water, where they are selling Gentlemsn's
Fine Calf Boots for 50 90; Ladies' Fine
Calf Shoes at 81 90 Ladies' Caters at from
rs cents to 81 IS; Ladies' Water Proof
Boots, from So 90 to So 90 per pair-eustom
made and warranted. These goods will be
sold in quantities to suit purchasers at
Wholesale or Retail, as they must be closed
out in few days for the benefit Of creditors
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TRAVELLER's REGISTER.

rrEsnAY mORNINa. JAN. e6, 1sG4.