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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11
CrArE OF Iowa, Lee County, }ss.
L. the pi.trct Court Of said County At Fort Madi.on

In the District Court Of said Comfy Fort Madison
pr s. Magoun PaiEtT, vs. Ficklen Lncas Cady Jones
Peck, Christana Wight, DsftRdants.
Notice is hereby given the defendants herein above
named that petition In civil is file in the
Clerks Office of the District Court aforesaid duly
ed behalf OF the above named plaintiff against you
n1 claiming decree against you gushing all
right title interest ana lien in lot o. in block H. ia t
ity fkokak Lee county Iowa. and that the title Of
Dne Emily HALL the vedee and of petitioner
the said realty be quoted and forever established and
FOR general relief
And unless you appear and make defense thereto be-
FORE of the second day of tho next term of said
Court, - commence on the first Monday of December
s6l judgment will be rendered against you prayed
tor in said petition ROBERT II. GILLMORr,
octl5-d4w Attorney for Petitioner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

keep constantly hand ana for sale at the lowest
prices 70 cash customers and prpmpt msa large and
well selected stock OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11
DIR. LALLEMAND,
OF FRANCE.
IT'S HIeHZY RECOMMENDED
BY the Medical Faculty.
See what Dr. PariIPs of the oldest and beat Phys
clans Of 81. Louis says:

Letter from Capt MAIN TO Alexander Leieh. Druggist
before Jso ii. BLoop, became Agent fer the Medicine.
ST. LerIs March 81, 1863.
ALEx. LEIrcH, Esq--Iike many of my profession
have suffered severely with rheuma:ism and could get
permanent relief till tried your Specific. happy
to say use, in few days restored to health.
tsigned,l CAPT. MALIN, OF steamer Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

CrArE OF Iowa, Lee County. }ss.

In the District Court OF said County at Fort Madison
William Corbin, Psiat(, VI Hackss, bro Co. iGiey
Pcndieton, Bevick Jenkins Co. John N walker
Henry Stevens, and John W Rankin Trustees, Robert
A. Clarke, and William A. Clark, Deree,sN.
Notes is herein given the defendants herein above
named that petition In civil sction on Ale IN the
Clerks Office Of the District Court Aoresad duly verified
claiming decree against you finding ths petitioner
be the in fee Of lot in block l69 in the city Of
Keokuk Lee county Iowa. that all right title interest
and lien OF each Of the aefendans in said realty be
tngushed and that the said Walker Rankin and Ste
Trustees convey to petitioner all the title and i'm
trest acquired by them under certain deed OF trust
together with the title and interest OF the said Carkes
herein and for general relief.
And unless appear and make defense thereto before
of the second day Of the next term OF said Court
Ito commence on the first Monday Of December 1884
Judgment will be rendered against you, prayed for
Bald petition. ROBERT Ii. GILLMoR
octi5-d4w Attorney for Petitioner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11
L.saIrE. Ill.,, July 10th. 1858

LssAIIE, III, July 10th, 1858.
JoHx H. BLOOD. Esq,-Dssr Sir. have been sufferer
for six with Chronic rheumatism, and take great
peasure recommending yonr Lalienand Gout and Neu-
rn9n Specific be the best medicine for that disease
that have ever hoard Of. When commenced taking "
could hardly valk sit STILL great the pain
and In three DAYS 4c IT. and my legs are for
the first time in 1--WE years, ee from pain and eel 10
nimble that think would be dancing all the while II
did not cost much for music. But sir, Il Il splendid
medicine and would recommend all those aficted with
those diseases try it. have Just found Capt Raymond
Il friend Of mine) his back with innammatory
matisr and told him what your medicine nd for
he will send you for Of it. Enclosed please end
two dollars and send two bottles OF the Specific. II
should need It myself win give II to that
ices for there plenty that suffering with those
diseases that unacquainted with Specific and
think has you ought to pnsh it in every city In the
Union. Very respectfully yours,
Residence, Chicago. III.
$50 J,w.B.
lIf has Cured Hsssdfeds !
s: 50. ,s ss ssr s''''e' TO that ''s within
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13
KEW YORK MARRET-Dec. II


COttOn-Scsnosly 50 firm. Sales at 81 sI@l 81
for middling.
FlOur-stats and Western duh and heavy, with
ont decided change.
IL 40 for common 20 good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; 81 459l2 90 for trade brands.
HsTkst closing quiet.
WheRt-Dull, without decided change. Sales
No. Chicago spring at 81 S091 S2H.
RYe-Dull.
BarIeY-Duli and heavy.
COFn-Dun. Old mixed western 81 30 In stOrsi
Oats-Geii7o and armsr. saleI at 81 C7gl Os1l
for WESTERN
COne0-DuU.
SuRaT-Quiet. MusesvadO 9cc.
MOlRRaes-DuH.
PetrOIeum-Higher Oruds s4@56c; Refined
in bond quoted at 7E075e, acd Refined fires s6S
POrk-firmsr, and With fair nAna.-
Sales at tSe 80 for 1928 mess; SSs 2593j % for
1854 do, cash aud regular WayS closing e SS9i
S35 6O036 70 for old and new prime, $50 o0940 %
for prime mess. Also 1000 bba new mess for re
eember, January and February, at sellers and
buyers option, at $40 90 t4G 6Oi 1900 bbs 1864
mess, buyers option, ct sSs 90 aud l2o) e prime
meIs for January, - sellers option, at $40 oo9
Beef-Heavy and declining. Sales at SIT SOC
q 5Ofor uev plain nssI; 81 0O9zs % for new
prime Ness BeeE-Quist. sAlss ia tisrcss
atS.S 90.
Reef Hans-Uuahs- -gsd; 27e.
Cut Meats air demand Sales ct l63< G1e5<o
| for shoulders, and Is02le for hama.
Bacon SIdes-GoOd request. Sales for future
delivery, including Cumberland eut for December
| and January, at zD92U1<e, and lOng-rtbbed, long
clear and short-ribbed, for January and February,
| IardEsts. dy Int quiet. Sales at q192Io.
Butter-Quiet but firmly held ct 3S9SOe foE
western, and 4696oo for state.
Cheese-Firm but quiet at 14924c for common
/ 10 prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13
COMMERCIAL.
OEVELAED MARKH.
MORNING LAADER oEgIoE, !
MONDAY UVrNrra- Daa- 10 IRaG

-, MONDAY EVIHms, Dos. II. Iss1.
There Wsrs no feeeiptI Of Grain b. ra1 this morn
Ing, and the WsEshsr is v ~ cold, which prevents
nearly Gil outdoor trsnBacsOps, We could hear OF
no sales on the RIVER, but holders we're generally
ssking the rates obtained on Saturday.
At the Board there vas nothing Of &C nssqusy es
done. There il . very fair enquiry for No. red
Wheat' which Is scarce, bot no demand Of impor-
fanes for No g or for tther Grains There Is little
or no change to note IN ProEhioEs and other lead
ing articles Of trade. s
FreaShts-The following are the rates now
Asksd: ALI Ratio HsWYork, Flour 81 90; Wool
50 IL Dressed Hogs 81 35. To Boston, Flour 81 TO-
Wool 50 81; Dressed Hogs 81 50.
FlOuF-A fair home demand at 50 5O9lO co fer
Xxx red SO 259n so for TX white.
Wheat-Booslpts almost nothing and demand
limited. Sales at the Board cars No. red fros
on board at 50 u. No. 2rsd offered at 81 Ooa2 o..
COrn-Dun and without enquiry 81 40 would
be an outside figure for old rhsllsd.
Oats-Dnll at sGo from store. No Gales.
Rye-Dun and EomInaL.
RarIey-Rithout moVemsnt.
Bresse 1 HOgs-EOne Offering. The nominal
price Is 129I4o for me linn to heavy.
POrk-UnshaAgsdA aud quiet at SIS 90 for heavy
mess.
Lard-s,esdy at go IN tierees. 2lo in kegs, ;Or
city rendered.
Hutter-Transsetions are lnitsd to 9 mcde-
rate home trade. Dealers continue to quote at ls
945O for Western Reserve; 9s94SG fer OsAtrAi; 40
947o for geOd to shsicS roll.
Cheese-Quiets and steady at 169Soe aor fair tS
choice.
Eggs-StsHdJ and nominal At $50.
HiEhWfnes-WsEksr. No sAltS reported.
AlcOEOI-Eirm at q s29s "a for % PSr esaii
s2 0609 10 for Eeutrsl Prosf Spirits.
POtrOIeum-Fi and unchanged, With good
ranuast nt anc 4 2 Rlaasa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

IoE AND Snow on sIDEwALEs.-Marshal
Frazee wishes special attention called to the
following section of the ordinance in
relation to sidewalks aud streets, and hereby
gives notice that it will bestrictly enforced:
SEC. ". That the occupant of each and
every tenement in said city fronting upon
any street, the sidewalk of which is tagged
with stone or brick. or the owner of any
unoccupied lot fronting as Aforesaid, shall
clear the sidewalk and gutter in front Of
such tenement, or building, or unOccupisd
dirt, by nine o'clock in tho forenoon of each
day, and cause the same to be kept clear
from snow, ice and dirt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

That DROWNED MLS.-We noticed tho
feet, como days ago, that man had been
found drowned in the old River Bed. We
have learned since that his name was An
drew Kemmett, and that he was in the en-
play of Mr. A. A. Wright, who is suPerin-
tending the construction of the tunnel
under Detroi! street, West Side. This note
has been handed US:
"Andrew Kemmett was never seen after
the evening of the 9Th of October. He was
paid of ct six o'clock, P. NJ, that day, and
was seen in the evening the worse fer
liquor. he was teamiEg with pair Of
horses, and was faithful man. He was
formerly from st. GATHERINGS, Canada"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13
DAILY LEADER.
TUEsDAY. DEOEaDRR Is.
AER ApvERFEsEwEWTs

Academy Of MuBic-M!s5 Kate Dsnin SIR. Ryan
Hover 4 Higbss-For the Holidays.
". D. BAker-Christnas Gifts.
IsP. sherwOod-Holiday Presents.
o. Gutter soa-Austlon Sale.
J. S. Peflsy-Fcr the 30 idayg.
CoWlas-S liver Ware.
C. p. Reck-Ssve the Fuol.
John G. Jsr 4 'ngs-For Sale.
Brs'nzrds Hall-Ths AllegAs iaat.
MszOurks CIub-MasqasrGds Party.
G. L. Willians-For Sale.
81 Superior Stock wantd.
To J1urnoymen Co psrs.
Ohio Female CcIlegs-Pnnoipal Wanted.
"John smith"-s.tuatio Wanted.
Wanted Situation as seamstress.
Lost-Gsnslsman's shawl.
Home for the Eriendlssg-Iocal Sotieo.
L. Benedict son-Iooal Notice.
Auction Sale CT Fuis-Loca Notice.
DJnstion-I ocsl Notice.
7. G. sholos-Local Notice.
Bankrupt sAls-Local Notice.
Gilt POok store-Loes1 Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13
AAElYAL OF NAILS an DEP0Tl


ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern FsT11gh ARRIVES AZ 7:s0 A T., 215 P. NJ
Eastern Way arrives at 10 30 A. IL.
Western Through arrives at $50 4. T., $40 P. u.
do Way arrives ut Zoo P. n. ~ 3
sandusky Way arrives ct els A II.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A n, SEQ P q.
do Way arrives OF $50 p d.
Pittsbargh Through arrives st PES A. =.
Way arrives ct 1910 P n,
hah0nibg Wsy arrives at l0:E5 A. -.
bestVille arrives al 10.25 A. NJ
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. ii.
Rookport, &C., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays st Il 81.
WATFsnsyill5 arrives daily at I0:l5 A. II.
Esss Cleveland and Euclid arrives dallya gA.h.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
kAsTEzz THRoUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. New
York, Hartford, and PainssTiEs, GeasTa, Ashtsbu-
Ii and ConReaat, closes - $50 A X,
RAsTRas TaBoTaE, foE New York only, closes ~
&25 P. NJ
EAsTsz THEoUsH, ;Or Erie, BusAIo, AIb.ay.
Boston, New Tork and Hartford, closes at s.ai
EAsTERS WAY, for all points between OsSsland
and Eris closes at 2.50 P. n.
WEsTERN THROUGH for Toledo, DetrsEt, ChIcAaf;
and Milwaukee closes ct 7:iO A. L., Qesyes Bic
next EiOruirg.
WEsTKRa THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhIcazo.
Dabuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes At 800 p IL
WESTERN WAY, for all points between CisFslzza-5
and Toledo, closes at i:45 P. n.
sASDUskY Way, for sandusky ami Ail iRtsrnas-
date points, closes st $50 P. NJ.
oEgcIsSAzi WAY, for bll points between Ol5Tolsz4
sad Cincinnati, closes st 7.15 Z. n.
OTsoTEEATI THROUGH, for Oelumbuss Dayto2,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes Ef IsOo A. n.
CECIssATTI TERoGea, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville. st. LOnis, Indianapolis, Zs1esFilis, ana
Wheeling, closes at 800 P III.
PIFfsBUBsa THsoUGH, for Pittsburgh Aud HE7E-
gagton, slosss at 1870 P. d.
PTgrszuEaH WAY, for all points between CieFs-
land WsIlsviIle, AID Pittsburgh HarTisburz, Phil
adslphIa, BAIsInOro and Washington, eosss ct TOO
MIaoElNa WAT, for AL points bstyzosn Oevslsna
and youngstown, closes at 9.45 P. n
MEADyILLE, closes at $50 a. n.
HKDIEA WAT, closes at 7:30 A. n.
RoCGPoE-, 40, closes On Tuesdays, ThEEsdsyl
and Saturdays, at 12E.
WARRKRsVIELE, closes daily, IOs90A.
last OLsYzLAED and Euelid, elOsol Saiiy, at 8
Pm.
Mall and Drop Letters are Fsqairod By law to D.
pre- paid.
All City CironlkrI are reqslrsdto bsPss-paid VITA,
o tWo-oens assmp.
Sunday from A. n. 50 1O.00 A. NJ
Z. COWLEs. P. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

RETURN OF THE HOLInAYs.-A Few FACTS
WORTH KEowING.-That s. A. Fuller 4 Co.
are selling fancy furs of every description
CT better make and at lower prices than any
house in the State. Reason Why9 Be-
cause their goods are manufactured under
their own supervision, aud are especially
adapted to The wants of this community.
That their new style of fur-trimmed
bonnets are bound to have great sale.
That their ermine and sable sets are
very beautiful as we'll as cheap.
That they have q few white fox and
black bear sleigh robes; far superior to
anything ever exhibited in this city.
Lastly, that their whole stock Of hats,
caps, furs, ROBES, gloves, &c, are in keep
ing with the demands of the public. For
further infor nation inquire at No. 218 Su-
perior street, Marble Block. decs.lsS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

HTEEEIAL.-General Alvin P. Hoovey,
commander of tho Military District of In
diana, was married on Wednesday evening
to Mrs. Rosalind Carey, daughter of the
late Hon. Caleb B. Smith. A gay party
was assembled on the occasion, who, to the
lively strains of music, lightly danced the
evening .away, only stopping to psrtske of
6 most sumptuous supper. A serenade by
martial band awoke the echoes of the
wee hours Of the night, ftly terminating
the festivities of the ocession.-IndiGnaP0
lis Journal, 9TH inst,
The bride was the widow of the late
Major W. F. Carey Of this city, who died in
August last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

MoEL's RELIEF FEsrIF1L.-Fns annual
festival Of BIo1a2,s- R-lief eooivsy tai11s
place tomorrow evening, December 14th,
at Chapin's Hall. The festivals of this
society are greatly enjoyed by those who
attend them, and no pains have sen
spared to render the coming festival e
pleasant and enjoyable one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

AUCTION SALE or FuRs PosTroxED.-The
large Eale of women's and children's rich
furs, sleigh robes, &c, to have been sold at
auction on thu 18th instant, by o. Gutter &
Son, at their auction room, No. I34 Bank
street, has been unaveidablY postponed un-
til Wednesday the l4th instant, when the
sale will positively take place. sale COM
mences at 10 O'Clock a. n. See advertise
ment. .t-. decI3:l8I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

NEw ATTRACTIONS FOR TIE HoLIDAYs-Ls
Benedict and Sons have large assortment
Of ladies' and child-en's furs suitable for
Christmas and New Year gifts, which they
are selling below the market, ns they wish
to close out their stock soon.
DscS:IS3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

HOVER / HrsBEE.-we wish to call a.sen-
tiOR to the advertisement, in another col
umn, of the Holiday attractions offered by
this substantial House. They present an
unusually large and excellent variety of
useful and ornamental commodities. AID
our readers may rest assured that, as It is
not q habit Of this House to resort to clap
trap, &c, in advertising, their represents
tionI Of their goods, high as they are, are
not beyond what the reality amply war
rants and justices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

AcADENT OF MUsIC.-In spite of the cold
weather of last night good audience was
present at the Academy Of Music and the
bill ofthe evening "The Hillside and
"The Taking of the Florida" was very
successfully performed.
Tonight the great play Of "Ths sOr-
ceress" viii be played, with the Irisn force
Of fHandy Andy" for the aftee piece.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

MAZOURKA CLUB "A grand Masquerade and
Fancy Dress Ball viii be given by this
long-estsblished and popular Club, at
chaPin's Hall, on Wednesday evening,
December 2lst. It is quite unnecessary for
US to say that those who attend will enjoy
themselves most thoroughly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

READ TIE LIsT.-The following are few
of the fortunate purchasers at the Metro
politan Gift Book Store, No. I4O Superior
street, during the week:
". s. Crawford, Youngstown, rotary
castor.
basket.
Miss Emma B, Walton, Titusville, Penn
sylvania, opera glass. =
Mrs. Doty, Cleveland, bronze clock.
James Parker, Oberlin, silver butter dish.
John .cennis, Wayne, Ohio, gold linsd
=. D. Baker, JOnnsOn's Island, silver
watch.
Miss Ellen Lay, La Sail, Virginia, silver
ice pitcher.
Rufus Richards, New Albany, indiana,
silver syrup cup.
Afford Roys. Cleveland, silver coffee urn.
j. c. Cudworth, Cleveland, breakfast
castor.
Miss Addie Williams, Rootstown, Ohio,
silver cake basket.
Miss Wallace, NeWburgh, Ohio, reEolv-
ing butter dish.
Colonel Innis, Grand Rspids, Michigan,
silver spoon holder.
James Bradford, Cleveland, silver ice
pitcher.
Miss Eddie Cleveland, silver card re-
ceiYer.
The above are but few of the many for
tunate patrons Of the Metropolitan, during
the past week. Don't buy book or sn al
bum until you have been to the Metropoli-
tan. A splendid collection for the holi-
days.
New books received every day during the
holidays.
Our endeaqur will be to give you such
an assortment SIS to enable you to make g
selection.
1 shall receive on Monday or Tuesday Of
this week, 20 copies of EnOch Arden, the
faYorite book, bound in Ticknor + Fields
best holiday style.
Also Gne collection of Ticknor's other
popular publications.
Reeolect.-A gift worth from SO cents to
800 accompanies each book.
All books sold at publishers prices.
DeO.I2:ISI-dy&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

CAUGHT At LAs1.-We learn fbat the band
of robbers recently arrested for the at
tempted hesvy robbery on the Columbus
and Xenia cars; at Xenis, was headed by
the notorious Jew, Levi, well known as the
chief Of petty thieves in this country and
Europe, with whose daughter our Ex-
Marshal Minekley was on such disreputable
terms of intimacy. We are glad that this
infamous thief and rObber has been appre-
bended.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13
Gentlemen,s Furnishing Goads.

Mort L HH5HT's Gents Furnishing EN-
porium has just received another large re-
enforcement of cotton, Merino, lambs
wool and silk drawers, shirts and half hose,
extra superfine scarlet lambs wool shirts
and drawers. Also, handkerohiefs, tes,
Alexander's kid gloves, &C., &c. 1S6 Bank
street. Dec9:lsI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

FOR TIE LEADER.-In front of 8 ware-
house on River Street, salt barrels ere piled
SO far out on tho sidewalk IS TO leave
room for only orc person to pass. In fros-
ty weather it Is unsafe to walk there. VIII
the Street Commissioner see to tnis2
PEpFsTsIAS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

II. F. BRAYFOS, ESQ We notice that this
gentleman has been appointed General
Agent of the Columbia Fire Insurance
Company, of this city. Mr.. Brayton has,
for many years, been prominent Insurance
Agent at Cleveland, Ohio, doing an extern
siVe Western business. He is thus pos
sesscd Of ripe experience in the business,
while his talents have been proved aud
strengthened. He will admirably Ell his
new position; and while we congratulate
the company on its choice of SO good an
officer, we cordially commend him to the
Insurance frs ternity.
We find the above in the Insurance Nom
itOr aud Wall Street RsUis,o, q journal of
Insurance published in New York city.
Mr. Brayton was long one of our most re-
speeted citizens and most successful busi-
ness men, and. though sorry to part with
him, our readers will all be reioiced to
learn Of his success and prosperity in his
new position.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

TEE NEIT SUPPLENEsTGRT DnsrT.--Fhe
fourth Tor fifth, which is it?) supplementary
draft will take place on Thursday or Fri
day next. On the last the deficiency was
81. The number Of men drafted was liz,
and the number Of men held to service was
%. A few desersers, Ge., on the former
drafts have been arrested AID tao de6cien-
ey on the next dreft viii bo about thirty
the quota about sixty. They are almost
entirely from the third, fith, eighth, tenth
and eleventh wards of this city, with tHO
or three from Brooklyn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13
LOCAL NOTICES.

An adjourned meeting of the protestant
Homo Association for Friendless Strang-
ers," will be held in the parlors ofthe Stone
Church on Tuesday sftsrnOt at 8 O'Clock,
to hear the report ofthe Nominating Com
mittee, and to do any other necessary busi-
ness. It is hoped that the attendance will
be IS large ss before. All ladies interest
ed are invited 10 be present. dec13:t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

AURDEKzR ROBsISs sEyTEECED.-The
jury having returned verdict Of Murder
in the Second Degree" against Frank o.
Robbins, the murderer Of Ward ct Niles, ne
was sentenced, on Friday, to the Peniten-
tisry for the term Of his natural life,
and started for Columbus the next day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

RAILROAD TICKET AoExCY.-The Toledo
Commercial says Mr.. Willard Parker,
Ticket Agent Of the Cleveland and Toledo,
and Toledo and Wabash Roads, at this
point, we understand, hes resigned his po-
-sition on account of i'll health, and our
young friend, E. Il. Norton, of Cleveland,
has received the appointment in his stead.
The new sppointes has been in the employ
of the Cleveland and Toledo Road for some
time, and is noted for his tact, energy and
faithfulness in business. In this mark of
the confidence which these Companies
repOse in him, We extend cur coDgratuls-
tons,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13
Holiday Presents.

Nothing can be better than choice from
our srlendid assortment of fancy Scarfs,
Neck ties, Gloves, or half dozen our
Perfect fitting Shirts, with some of our
Four-ply Collars to match.
MOTT 4 HAIGHT,
1876 Bank street, opposite Wedden House.
dec0:ISI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

CoURT OF CoWXoS PLEAs.-No business
was done in this court yesterday, it having
adjourned over from Saturday until Tues
day morning. It viii convene again this
morning, and viii probably adjourn for
the term to day or tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

CASUALTIES IN THE FIRsr ONO BATTERT.-
The following is list Of casualties in the
1st Ohio Battery in the engagements ct
Spring Hill and Franklin, Tennessee, Nov.
29th and 3Oih:
Battery a, Hazen J. Cisliss, killed Lieu
tenant Charles W. scovill, clayiole; Fred
". Fairfield, ankle.
Battery G, Lieutenant Miuen a. Mitchell,
back; sofantis Sherwood, Samuel Boale,
killed Sergeant John Murphy, skull frac-
tured ). Corporal James II. Chinton, ,s-thigh
Alexander II. Clinton, arm; William
Ransbattem, forehead John Pifer, knee
Thomas J. Smith, leg; George MincheIl,
foot; John Miller, arm; Matt G. Harring,
ton, scalp; Cherries A. Calhoun, hand
Daniel ". Patur, breost; Charles E. Cook
hip; Daniel W. Merrill foot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-13

EEE CoUSTERTEIT.-A new counterfeit ten
dollar bill on tho State Bank of Newark,
New Jersey, has made its appearance. Wig
nette, Bank Building. The genuine bills
are colOred, but not the imitation It is a
very good connterfeit.