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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-03

ESOR SALB-HOUSE AND LOT ON
= Forest street. House large and oommodousi Lot
lOfsst by 22s with an abundance Of line shrubbery,
and good fruit cheice grapes and good barn Terms
pssY. Enquire Of d. W GAGE, ESQ, l6S Superior 81
su22-R2
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TIE LOWEST BIDDER.-Mr. John Aplin
was the successful bidder for furnishing
6fty barrels of flour at Camp Cleveland,
on the LIST. inst. His bid (S1O.5O per barely
was the lowest for the best quality of the
brand asked for by the purchasing Com
missarY.
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DIED.

In Hospital, At Murfressboro, Tenn on the 26th
ultimo, WALTER L. LAWRENOE, Lieutenant
Colonel lst Ohio Artillery, aged As years.
Funeral at 2 P. N. Saturday, the Sd inst, at his
late re idenoe, 14O Lake street. Friends Of the
f,miIy are i0vited to attend
December I'd, Of Typhoid Fever, WILSON J.,
eldest Of Erastus and rryphenR Record, aged q
years.
Funeral at No. 70 Hicks street, West side on
Saturday. Dec. Sd, at 2P. NJ. Friends of the fami-
iy are invited to attend.
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EEyg EoRK sroun MARKET.

HEW YORK, Dec 2. 1865.
Government StOeIgs-Shade frmer. United
States skies 81 coupons l354i do $40 coupons 4
Treasury notes 7-SOs III; 1910 coupons SO; 8 2Os
registered lO7.
SGOeks--Better. Pihsburg, Ft Wayne Z Chi
Cago H.; Toledo Waba h preferred -; Hudsoo
Il7s< Cleveisnd Pittsburg = Chicago b North
western 753<; 90 preferred -; ReAiiag 1867 Mich
iean Central l28h; Michigan Southern & North
ern Indiana 8e35 Illinois Central scrip lZ91s; Erie
9s56; New YorE CentrRi -; Marip0sa 365a; Ohio
aud Mississippi certificates 3614 Quicksiver ss14i
Ca ton 80; Cumberlsn 4612i wyoming Coal Com
pany 10.
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Or. GRAHAM ,
SENDER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS
OF LONDON, ENGLAND; GRADUATE or
RlC0RD'S HOSPITAL FOR

FINALE DIS Asses,
constant attendant OF Paris, London, New
Jrleans and Montreal Hospitals for tho last ten
years has opened an once at the
Fhere he will be happy to meet all those who are
siiicted with subacute and chronic diseases-
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plAn, and Is mild, efaoaoIOus and effective. His
medicines are simply vegetable extracts and oils.
They have mover been used but by two other physi-
ianH in America besides himself &c has spent the.
sFsatest part Of his life and thousAndsO Of dollars in
obtaining feW secrets in his profession. he testB
.he Urine for all forms Of disease. No charge for
ving an honast and true statement Of their cases.
sPERaIATORHGA.
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ARRIvED.-The remains of Lieutenant
Colonel Walter E. Lawrence arrived by the
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
yesterday morning. The funeral will take
place at two o'clock Saturday afternoon,
from his late residence, 14O Lake street.
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DEATH OF JAMES MULDooN.-On the last
trip of of the Ironsides to Lake Superior,
the second mate, James Muldoon, was left
at Houghton sick with typhoid fever. In
Celligeuce of his death on the 18th ult.
has been received. He had excellent care,
but his life could not be saved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-03

NEW POSTAL NsTRUOTIOEs.-The Depart
meut has forwarded to the Deputy Post
masters circular of instructions, from
which we extract such features as ere ol
general Importance.
"9th. The uniform sales Of postofice
boxes and lock drawers, at offices where
letter carriers have been employed New
York City exceptedl, will, on and after
January 1st, 1865, be double the amount
heretofore charged, except at such offices
as have already increased the price. Each
box or drawer must be restricted to the
use of one family, firm or company, and
must be paid for at least one quarter in
sdvLnee.-See. 3. Act March 3, 1858.
"qIth. POstmasters will see that all
printed matter dropped in their Offices for
delivery, is charged with postage at the
same rate as if it came in the mail, and
will include such postsges in their month
ly report, under the bead of receipts for
LEGAL postages.
"I2th. Postmssters will instruct their
clerks to hand to the carriers, for delivery,
all mail matter concerning which there Is
no positive direction 10 the contrary
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To the Afflicted

If you want to get your Corns, Bunions
or ingrowing nails cured without pain or
lameness, call on Doctor Wadham at the
City Hotel, Seneca street, Cleveland, Room
90 Office hours from Il to 2 P.M
Tooth ache, ear ache and head ache cured
in from FIVE to ten minutes. dec1 $50.
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BABE IN THE WooD The baby which was
found deserted by its mother, in a car of
the Thursday evening Toledo train,
was taken to the Soldiers Home that
night, where its young ladyship had every
thing that was possible done for it in its
delicate and critical condition. It was not
more than fortnight old, and has doubt
less been greatly exposed, as it had a very
severe cold, and gave promise of dying be-
foremorning. Yesterday morning it was
taken to the Infrmary, where its fate will
be decided. Applications were made by
two or three different women of the city, to
adopt it, but it was sent to the Infrmary
as it was thought the officers of that insti-
tuition should decide its destiny. The Ma
trOn of the Home, however, thought that
death would determine that destiny, and
speedily, too. Those who are able to dis
cern beauty in human pulp of that ten
dsrage, affirm that it is q very beautiful
little piece of feminineity. But whether
beautiful or not, the mother who would
leave it in that style ought to be shot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-03

HoN. s. P. CHASE IN TowN.-The Hon.
Salmon P. Chase arrived in town On Thurs
day evening last, on thel Pittsburgh train,
and spent yesterday in this city, as the
guest of the Hon. R. C. Parsons. On Thurs
day last he delivered the dedicstory ad-
dress at the opening of Mount Union
College.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-03

r AND FOR SALE.-SlAT4 AChES
AAof Land in lots from three to eight acres or IN
iarger Ouautitiss. Said Land il bounded "a follows
Ga the north by st. Oar road on the west by wilson
avenue, and the south BY Superior street eaten-
tscrbed land Is Just out Of the city limits ENQUIRE
OF nj. M. SPANGLER, or Mise b. Il. STERLING, %
Eucld street nozslbo
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CITY NEWS.

MrLLIEER WAETED-One that thoroughly
understands the business. None otherneed
apply. Apply from 8 to 10 A. n. at Mrs
Shaw's Rooms, 2S6 Superior street.
nov30
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MARM F0R SALAOONTAINING

L thirty acres of rst-rate land under good cutiya
ton situated il tho town hip OF NOWburg hve miles
from Cleveland There over 3O0young fruit trees
some grapes aud small fruits, good barn. hrst-class
building for graaary, small house, &c, For terms
and further particulars apply TO GEO. D. BECK, 20
Superior street. Oozlt
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LOCALS AND LOOALIzNs.-The city editor
of the Erie Dispatch seems to take rather
gloomy view of jOurnaliEing. Hear mis-
"mournful tale":
The local department of the Dispatch this
morning is very much like that of many
other daily papers we know of-just enough
matter to save the life and damage the
reputation of that department. Such
things will happen occasionally, but pat
rons would not feel at all disappointed il
they wers made acquainted with half the
labor and perplexity we have to wade
through every twenty-fOnr hours.
Poor fellow
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AsHoRE.-The brig Andes is reported
ashore at the West Sister Island. She was
loaded with wheat, and bound from Toledo
to this city.
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LOOAL NOTlOKs

spiritualists Hall, 1874 suparior street
Mrs. Alcinda Wilhelm will speak Sunday
morning at hal! past ten o'clock, and at
seven P. N. In the evening, a fee of ten
cents will be taken at the door,
Dee 3.I7q
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AcKxowLEDGENENTs.-W are again in
debted to Hawks for Eastern papers in ad-
vance of the mails.
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THIRD sUPPLKMENTIRY DRAFT.
Draft in Brooklyn Township, and In
the Third, Fifth, Seventh, Eighth,
Tenth and Eleventh Wards.

The third Supplementary Draft of the
season took place yesterday forenoon at the
Provost Marshal's Office.
There were seven districts drafted, the
aggregate deficiency being 6fty-seven, to
which was added one hundred per cent.
The following men were drafted:
BROOKLYN.
QUoT4, 4-DRAwE, 8.
John Kitstsner John Williams
Henry Landbsrg Oblinder
Albert Wheeler VIM Watson
John n Knoll Martin HirE
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LEADER
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 3.
NEW ADVERTisEsEssTs,

Academy Of Music-Belphegor.
J. B. Cobb & CO.-Christmas Gifts
". D. Bakcr-Holiday Presents.
Col. Wm. ". MoKim-ProposAls for Hay
Hover Higbee-Closks.
Kendall Co.--Dress Goods.
]. F. O'Brien-Substitutes.
Beaumont & Co Flowers.
Martin Teuisl-COw Lost.
". P. Fogg-Wagon Wantei.
Sifntual Lecrure-L6oal Notice.
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RUFFALO sEAKH ET--Dec. 2
Iu7 rnLEGRAFH.I

FIOuF-DuIl.
Wheaf-Duli. Held No. Chicago spring at
81 g5; No. ! niilwaukee and Chicago spring at
81 O6; Chicago spring without certificate, s. 81
wiotef red 81 %; amber Michigan 24a2 25
COrm-Du'l.
Datg-Somlnsl.
8arIey-No 9 western held at 81 90.
Rye-SI 556l Sc
WhIsIIy-Firmer with good speculative de-
mand. sales at 81 90o9l 9l15.
Lake Imports lOur S,023 bblB 4; wheat
p, eco; corn 9, o 0; oats q. zoo; barley 80 O0O
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DUDLEY WALLER.-This wonderful boy is
now in Detroit, astonishing the people Of
that city with his uneoualled memory and
rhetorical power.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-03

JUsT RECEIvED.-Another fine lot of those
cheap Shaker BLINDS, at f. C. Jones', lac
Superior street. nov5:I79
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-03

OVAL FRANKs-An sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order,
at E. C. Jones', l46 Superior street.
noV5I79
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Rose . PrsntIss' Provision market Re.

WAHOO BITTERS-SAID TO BE
w 8 good thing For sale at 126 Ontario st.
ooI4 CHURCHILL BROTHER.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

VE OTaTlH NslLNIT
fiscal gent and designated DGpOsita-
rs Of the United States.
authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
7 3-IO TREASURY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to Dealers
viii keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES 6-lO BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1881.
UNITED STATES 7-aO TREASURY NOTES.
Will purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
COIN COUPONS,
u S QUARTERMASTERS VOUCHERS
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS.
no3:R3I
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9mHsfmtHts.
Beneft Of d. KEeIYn REans.

Benefit OF Mr.. KTelyn BTans.
Mr. EVANS presents his compliments to all the
lovers and supporters Of the Drama, and respect
fully solicits their patronage and encouragement
on this his FIRST BENEFIT in Cleveland. He
has selected one OF the ost Interesting and power
fol bills Of the season, consist ng Of IHREE Grand
Plays and TWO BEAUTIFUL POEMS.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. Sd, the perform
ance will commence with the most thrilling Do
me5tio Drama, sktitled
BelphegOr the MOuntebsnk;
Oh, wOMAN's COEsFANOY.
Belphegor. Mr. Evelyn Evans
After which, Mr. Evans wilI read New Poem,
written expressly for the occasion and the pcpu-
Iar SH ERIDAH'S RIDE To be followed BY the
celebrated CROWN SCENE from Henry W.; and
to oonelude with the Comic Drama called
THE TWO MURDERER&.
On Monday next Miss Kate Deain Ryan and
Mr. Sam Byan will both appear.
In preparation, the Gorgeous Spectacle, Aladdin
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parq1ette 50 cents; Secured seat
TO Dress Circle, rs oentsi Family Circle, 80 cents
Gallery, % cents; Private Boxes 3, and dot
lars; Entire Private Box, single seata, 81
Doors open st 645; Curtain rises At T;SO o'oiook
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rRAvELER's REaIsIER.

sS- Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of III
alove Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Il Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
81 the Omnibus Ohioo, 14T Superior street, neTr
3oor 20 the Weddsu House.
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nor SALE
Il 1900 Bbls. Columbus st. Mil Flour
$50 " Superior
50O valley
500 " Country Brands
At the very lowest market price
PORTER 3 SHERMAN,
Nos 70 aud rs Mervin 5treot,
no2l.Is Cleveland. Ohio
WALL AND EXAMINE OUR GENTS
I J sssi Rings. The finest assortment In The city.
0OWLES CO.,
n W,aa-'H Houaa.
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~. mssA ~ mAK.k kkE...Dec 2

kEO1sY-Rathsr more active at car a ct.
Sterling EXchange-Steady at lO9z@lO91s
for gold.
GSOId-FiTm1r Opening at 2sl15, advancing
to 234, deoliaing TO 23014, and closing at 23 q
laIIL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-03

On.-MARsHAIL BAsKwlLL & Co, Refners
and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri-
eatingsand Benzine Oils. We invite deal
ers in the above articles to call at our
Office, No. ia Superior street, and look at
our S amples. A supply constantly on
hand. nov2S:l8O
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COMMERCIAL.
ua.av As.AAD nASsAEr.
AOGNIEe LEADER OFFICE,
Fanny Evrr4ra nar Q 1874

IhO receipts o. 0rs,n By rail for tho "A hours
snj1ag As half pass one O'Clock to-day are ~ fol-
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BABY TEKDER-Tbe great baby tender is
for sale at E. G. Jones', No 146 Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nOv.I9.I8I.
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BsWEElsB mARHET--Dee. ?
iBY TELEGEAFH.i
F1OuF-Activs and supply light; $40 90 for No.
spring; $40 75Gsl1 % for red wiz ter' Slt tOg
Sl rs for white: NJ 90 for double extra
Wheaf-modeIate milling demand No. win
ter red Indiana 81 81; amber Michigan - 40; No.
2 Chicago sprin CO 10 afoat-
COrH-Scarce and quiet.
Other grains quiet.
Rose q ErsntIss' Provision Market Re-
port.
The following are the rates charged BY us:
Hams-SugaT cured premium hams q D...-..24
Dried Beet-T5
EhOuldaFG-Sugar-c cured B b .......--..........lS
Bacon Smoked Sides q .....--..............2l
Lard-Prime leaf ksttle-rnd'd in bbls lrcs.231zo
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd d In kegs "a fb..243So
pOrE-No. mess II 50
Extra clear y abbl................... .....s...----
aB- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depOts or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything IN
the State. Orders promptly filed.
BOSE 4 PREETISS.
iuIyf-g Kos. I42, IA and JAG Ontario street.
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Mrs. W. L. peane will receive q few moro
pupils for instruction on he Piano Forte at
her residence, No. % Sheriff street.
nov28:3t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-03

E. C. Jones, I46 Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and sll other goods in his line,
nov5:I79
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an O0O MONEY ADVANCED

&tDUsUUU I'm SIMS 10 suit--at the old stand
and well known WAaNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
ge5arities Of every kind, viz; Gold and Silver
Watches Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeVslry, Guns
pistols, .gothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Dslodeonk,
and ali -sTsona property and nrtioleh Of ynlue, on
toe most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pr-
vate. Established 1S5i. n. B.--A variety Of IN
redeemed Watches, Jsw5lry, SurHs &c, for sals IS
bargains.
Ofaos'-orEner o. Water and Superior stTssEs,
oEsT DGvls aDd PeIrotto'e Clothing Store.
. ook97 J. q. 4 " WAdNuB.
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legal intelligence.

CouRr or CONMoN PLEAs.-CR1HIxAL
BRAxcH.-BEFoRE JUDGE CoFFIEBzREY.-A
special grand jury was empanelled in this
court yesterday morning to consider the
cases of several lately arrested criminals.
The names Of the Jurors are as follows:
L. D. BENEDICT. Foreman.
Anson,s Hayden, E. M, Jones,
T. G. MeGary, Randall CRAWFORD
Henry Sherwood, Heman MARITIME,
Noah Myricky j.. M. GreenJ
Benz. s. Wheeler, J. B. Hall,
]. E. Strong, Hale Anthony
Elisha Beal, VIM E. Pardee.
The Grand Jury brought in indictments
yesterday afternoon against the following
persons, all of whom pleaded Not Guilty to
the offenses charged against them.
James O'Neil, burglary and larceny.
Fred. R. Gardner,
Harvey Pheatt,
Calvin Roseerans, illegal voting.
Ernest Todd, (colored) grand larceny.
The first three cases are those of burg
lars caught in the act of robbing Mr.. Bah
cocks house in Brighton, few nights ago.
The first of them, James 0'Neil, has been
tried for participation in another burglary
once before during the term of court, but
escaped through some legal quibble.
The court then proceeded with the di-
verce docket. In the case of Porter rs.
Porter, in which decree of divorce was
granted day or two since, motion was
made by Messrs. Grannis and Brinsmade,
on the part of the defendant, to set as de
the decree, on the ground that said defend
ant had engaged and retained counsel who
neglected to attend to the case. The mo-
ton was over-ruled.
In the case Of Elizabeth Tucker Us. Da-
vid NJ. Tucker, petition fer divorce or
ground of adultery, a decree was grant
ed, D. W. Gage, Esq, appearing for plaia
tiff, and no defense being offered.
The case of Franz J. Fertig Us. Louise
Fertig, petition for divorce on ground o
fraudulent contract and wilful abandon
ment, is now on trial, S. E. Adams, Esq.
appearing for plaintiff and E. J. Estep
Esq, for defendant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-03

SUPHITE LIME-FOR PRRSRRV-
DING Older sweet all the year round. Fo- sAlO
bYooi4 OHUROHILL 4 BROTHER
Is Ontario street,
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BEFORE JUDGE FooTE.-The case of Bell
Us. Van Auken was concluded in this court
yesterday
The case of Pease and wife Us. the Cleve-
land d Pittsburgh Railroad Company, an
action to recover possession of piece of
land, was on trial in this court yesterday,
Hitchcock and Estep appearing for plain
tiffs and W. g. C. Otis, Esq. for defendant.
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4 TLANTIC AND GREAT WEsTRRB
- RAILWAY.
Fan ana RInfar Arrangement.

Takes Effect Monday, NoUem5er 2sth, 1864.
Two Thr0u h Express Trains tDaily) between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
''DAY EXPRESS, leaves Cleveland (SdndayH except
ed) $50 NJ, arrives at Mesdville ct 200 NJ,
(Dtnaer) Salamanca at 5:55 P. NJ, sleeping Oars)
aud New York at l:l0P. NJ.
nNfaHF EXPREss," leaves Olsvsl nd Saturdays
excepted at s:lb ?. NJ, sleeping Cara sttaehed)
arrives st MeadVille at LEO A M, salamanca st
4.5O A. H, aud New York at 1880 P. ".
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GnaI

A ILEN JON RS,
Wholesale and Rotan DoalsF IN
Strip Vein, OOlumbixnA and Chippewa
c o Al
Omos on O. 4 P. B. R. Pier. Also, Oaoe and Yard
81 Euclid street B. 4. Crossing. Goal ofsn
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
once OF House Use. Also, ANTHRACITE COAL
iE large or small Quantities.
Ordors respectfully solicited and promptly attend
cd to- Ooai for smithinE Kept constantly on hand
- Terms csah mayls:R2
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CIVIL BRANoH.-BEFoRE JUDGE BoITox.-
The case of Norman R. Meacham et al.
Us. Z. H. Lewis, went to the jury last eve
ming, having occupied the attention of the
court yesterday. No verdict has yet been
returned.
The court also heard the case of Trad
Kelley Us A. Montpelier yesterday, Charles
stetson, Esq, appearing for plaintiff and
j. E. Ingersoll, Esq, for defendant. The
formerof these worthless owns the Athene-
um Music Hall, the latter leases it for a
low minstrel and variety performance.
The terms of the lease provided that the
rent of the hall should be certain sum in
case the premium on gold was less than so
per cent, but that in case the premium
was more than so per cent. the rent should
be % per cent. greater. The suit was
to collect the 25 per cent. aforesaid. The
court ruled that if the rent was paid in
bankable funds: i. Q. common bank notes,
the premium could be collected but that
if the amount was paid in gold or its equiv
alent, greenbacks, no premium was col
leetable. The court gavo Judgment for
the defendant.
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
u. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior st.

n7 $40 PER cEET AND lO-4O" NATIONAL
LOANS.
(COmmission allowed 10 Su ubgcribers.l
SEU. g. Bonds of 1881, 5-9Os. IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities Dur
ohosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bOught
and souId at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. Duour-
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue stamps
or sale. oci
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DOR E.-THE SUB CRlBER
caers to sell about 2 acres of and, unsurpassed
Tor productivenoss about Of mile from the term-
Crawford Road. A choice variety 81 bs,s,
tor and cheap buildings. r 49,,
uoI7.IsldkW JAZZ hlChAhDo.
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DARECHANCEF FJh MACh1N 1o1O
~ BERNARD DEMMING, I44 superior street T.
isrs f sale his M .5hina Sh and tools, consisting
~ four Iathes four ses polishing machine, and All
ecessary tools for repairing small machinery. Also
siafting betting &c, all in perfect running order
~ nof1g.l75
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-05-12
Notice---WidoWs Appraisements.

Notice is hereby given, that the following
appraisements of widows, claiming to retain
property to the value of $500, of their de-
ceased husbands Estate, have been fled in
the office of the Clerk of the Orphans Court,
of Monroe County, and will be presented for
approval at the next term OF said Court, to
be held at Stroudsburg, Monday May %,
1864.
lst. Hannah Hufsmith, widow of Philip
Hufsmith, of Chesnuthill Township, de-
ceased.
I'd. Christiana Hartman, widow of Aaron
Hartman, of Hamilton Township, deceased.
3d. Catharine Miller, widow of Charles
Miller, of Hamilton Township, deceased.
4th. Sarah Hufsmith, widow of Jacob Huf-
smith, of Chesnuthill Township, deceased
5th. Sally Ann Storm, widow of Rudolph
Storm, of Hamilton Township deceased.
9th. Elizabeth Primrose, widow of Petit
B. Primrose, of Stroud Township. deceased.
THOS. NJ. McILHANEY, Clerk.
Stroudsburg, May 5, 1864.