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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-15

WILLIAMS CINCINNATI DIRECTORY City
Guide and Business Mirror, for the year COM
mencng June, 1868. Thirteenth Annual issue.
Williams Co., Cincinnati.
This is the most valuable, complete and
as far as we can judge-accurate City Direo-
tory which has ever come under our inspec
ton. Beside the usual directory, it contains
Street Directory, Church Directory, a list
Oftbs public buildings of the city with their
location, list Of the secret and open societies
Of the city and their places OF meeting,
another of the insurance Offices in the city, a
chapter of College information and one on
Benevolent Institutions, the Justices Of the
Peace, the Fire Department with lists of the
Ere companies, oistsrns, fire plugs, and
the rules, Foreign COnsuls, libraries, water
works, City Government, newspapers, rail-
road companies, &c., &c.
The Publishers propose to issue Direc-
tory of Cleveland in tho came style. We
wish them success. They are old and expe-
riencsd in the business.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

NORTHERN 0HIo SANITARY FAIn. - The
Floral Hall Committee will meet at the
County Court House, Room No. 2, on Friday,
January 18th, at ten in the morning.
The following names have been added to
the Committee, aud are earnestly requested
to attend:
Mr.. S. Witt, Charles BratenahI, Joseph
Perkins, DR.. Beaumont, DR.. Taylor, William
Rattle, George A Stanley, Mrs. J. Shelley,
Mrs. H. B. Hurlbut, Mrs s. Witt, Miss NJ.
J. Clair, Miss Louisa Sterling, Miss S. Witt
and Mrs. C. A. Hayes.
Per order, MRS. DR. E. srERLNG,
ianl4:lt Chairman.
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Ma. CHEsTRR's LECTURE-Mr. Chester
has appeared for the second time before q
Cleveland audience and has steod the tests to
which popular lecturer is subjected. The
chief danger to which he is exposed is not
in being too profound for all important
thoughts can be stated in the simplest and
eIeareFt language. It lies chiefly in ten
deney to an apparent profundity, occasiOned
by the use of indistinct terms. No men
could have written so pure and compact a
style as was seen in The Gods" without
having his prose style largely characterized
By precision. It is however a danger into
which men of Mr.. Chester's exquisite fancy
runs, that their ideas have at times tenden-
cy to obscurity by reason of the very wealth
of their vocabulary. Imagination is very
dashing driver, and when once the reins are
given him, he runs of with thought. Mr..
Chsgter overcomes the effect of this largely
by the introductions at various points, of
some homely or poetic illustration Of his
thought. This eaptivates the quickened
senses and the lecturer rides or the wave
Of good feeling which be himself has created.
What Mr.. Chester said was, with possibly
one exception, pre-eminently tue, his OBJ
ject being to show how men and women grow
old in feeling, old of soul, when they should
ever be young. He analyzed rather ss a
poet would than as Iogieian, the main
sources of the decay of youth fullness of
heart. When We state, therefore, that the
main portion Of the lecture was to show that
fretting, indulgence of appetite, and the lust
of riches, were the three chief causes of pre-
mature old ago in the soul, we merely give
the three bare sides of the triangle, and
omit to say with what gsrlands of poetic fire
and fancy they were festOoned. Nothing
but literal report will do the gentleman
justice. We can simply assure Mr.. Chester
that he has been successful.
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to which every discharged soldier was dis
abledi in the service, ls entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phsn sisters, as they are severaily entitled un-
5ar tha lav klso.
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The following Directors were reelected ::
John NJ. Woolssy, New Haven, Conn.
David Dows, New York City.
Erastus 8. Prosser. Buffalo, N. Y.
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ARRIvAL or TRooPs AT SAEDUsKY.-The
Sandusky Register notes the arrival of the
troops destined for the defense of JOhnsOn's
Island, at that city, on Wednesday evening
last. They are the 122d New York, under
Lieutenant Colonel A. W. Dwight; the 65th
New York, under Captain Wilson the 67th
New York, Major Bslden tho Esd PennsyI-
vania, Major Wallace; and the SIND Penn
sylvsnia, Captain KOpp. The brigade num-
bers about l, 400 men.
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NV YORK n1ARKEE-Jan. II,

1Ef fhLMaRAPE.l
Cott0n-Market shade hrmer with a fair demand
Sales at ~ for Middling Uplands.
EiouF-Market more active and SC better,
Sales ct =, ,S7 O1 for Extra state: 4J17 IS for
extra round hsOped Ohio 81 sOaT, IS FOR inferior
do; s7,7n89 Sn tor trade brands
Ehlsky- Unsettled. Sales at slGe1c for State snd
Western
Wheat--Markst fully &c better, particularly in
prime spring, wsth brisk demand chi,hy fer
port
sales at sl,4s%6l,4 for Chicago Spring, the lat
ter for delivered; l,5l9l5i for Milwaukee Club !;
eI57el "a tor winter red Western; 81 "a for old do.
COrn-MArket heavy. Holders offered to sell at
l,25 without BUYERS
tlats-MNrkst shade irmer. Sales at 9IHg93o for
Western.
WOOl-MArket firm with fair demsnd
Petroleum Shade frmer. Sales at 32iSc for crude
for February 1901 for refined 10 bond.
Pcrk-Market quiet without decided change.
Sales Of SEQ bbls new mess, March and April, % 50
100 do, February Bnd March, 23.25.
Beef-Fi m.
Cur MenGH-Scarce and quiet. Sales at 75{f1Sc for
Shoulders and I05EEsl2c for hams.
EBaceu Sides-Less active.
Dressed HoEa-Market scarcely so Arm Sales
at gd9tic for Western.
Lard Quiet and without material change. Sales
at l39l4c.
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AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-We again call
attention to the fact that tho annual election
of officers of the County Agricultural Society,
will be held at the City Hotel on Saturday
next, January 18th, at half past ten O'Clock
AN. Let there be large attendance.
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yrom Rev. ;. H. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding Meiho-
dist Epi5 sopal Church, Phiiadelphia.
Dr. Jaekse n--Dear Sir: Haying used your German
Bittsra 70 family frequently, am prepared TO
that II has been Of great service. believe that in
naoTt ca of general debility Of the system IL is the
latest and most valuable remedy OF which have any
ELoW.edgs. Yours, respectfully,
J. Il. TURNER, 716 n. 18Th ST.
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FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. is, Is64.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NEw ADvRRrrsKmKNTs.

o. A Read & o., Bankers-eOld, Silver and Oo
Sons Bought snd Sold, and monsy Loaned
John Blisle-, Jr.-Aoadsmy OF Music,
Hower& Hisbee-EeW Coos.
A. 4 @. RettbtIg-Nets.
J. R. San 'ord-speclal Order No. Il.
R.T Lyon-PIoduc, Commission Merchant.
Lost-DAy Book.
For Slle-Grspe7.
Northern ssI -ary Fsir-Local Notice.
C E.Eva t-Locsl Notise.
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Promoted ED--Among the list of promo
tiOns made by Governor Tod, just before
leaving the gu5srnatOriaI chair, We notice
the names of Norris Baxter, of the Seventh,
from 9nd to 1st Lieutenant, aud Captain
BrufF to be MpjOr of the 125th regiment.
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0WINa TO AN UNAVOIDABLE DELAY IN
finishing the Armory, the West side enter
tainment will be postponed until Monday
evening January 18th, and the Fair will
open with lunch Tuesday forenoon at IL
o'clock. By order of the Executive Com
mittee, c. K. EvATF, Secretary.
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From tho Rsz Joseph H KsnnArd, Pastor Of the I0.h
Bapsiss Churcf

From Bev Warren Randolph, Poster Of the BAPTIST
OhurciA, GsI mantOwn, Pa.
DR. q. NJ Jat .kson--Dsar Sir: Pergonal experience
esab'e mo 10 - y that regard the German Btters
prepared b. - rs q most excellent medicine; IN
cases OF severe cold and general debility been
greatly benz 90 ted by the the Hiiters and doubt
not thy viii produce similar st ets on others
Yours, : MY. WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown. Pa
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MONDAY NIGHT, January 18th, at the
new Armory on POarl street, West Side, a
musical, literary, and dramatic entertain
ment, will be gwen for the benefit of sol
disrs families. The armory is just finished,
and will seat nearly 5000 people. The
street cars will run so as to accommodate
the East Side. Admission 25 cents.
inpl4:133
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SLIGHTLY CooL.-A private letter from
Henry L. Holmes, Of the sth Minnesota,
which is now located at Fort Smelling, in
forms us that at that point, on the frst of Jan
uary, the Thermometer stood at 400 below
sero. Five men were frozen to death while
coming to camp to enlist.
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THE 0FE HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH PENN
sYLvAEIA.-This Regiment, under the charge
Of Lieutenant Colonel Walker, passed
through this city yesterday on its way
to the homes of its members, in and around
Erie, Pennsylvsnis. It arrived by a special
train from Cincinnati, about ten O'Clock yes
terday morning, and left about half an hour
afterward on the Lake Shore road.
But little more than two years ago, this
good regiment, numbering nine hundred men,
passed through Cleveland flushed with hope
and courage. Now with two hundred and seT-
enty men it goes back, with the dsuntlsss
bravery Of experience added to its former
reckless courage.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The FebTusr
term of the Court of Common Pleas wi
commence on the s.h of February next. Tn
ia a list of the grand and pet
Jurors appointed;
GRAND JURoBs.
s. H. Msther, Ist Ward.
o A. Brooks,
John Tinktr,
W. V. CraW,
Levi johnson, Sd Ward.
John Welsh,
Silss Beleen,
R. B. Whipple, 1lth Ward.
Nicholas Meyer, Brooklyn.
Alfred Wolf, Dover.
James Haycox, East Cleveland.
John NJ. Annis, Royalton.
R. R. K. Merrill, solon.
Royal Taylor,
PsTIT JURY.
Samuel HeIsby, 9th Ward.
Hale Anthony, 9th Ward.
Edgar Masters, 10th Ward
J. COonrad, 11th Ward.
L. n. Herrick, Brooklyn.
r. H. Chester,
Lafayette Wyatt, BrecksviIle.
Nelson Gardner, Middleburgh.
John WhitIam, Orange.
Moses ToEl, Parma.
John F. Rldcliff, Warrensville.
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TIE AMEEDE HoEoRABLE.-In our &C
count Of the Inauguration of Governor
Brough, the eyes Of Gov. Anderson are de-
scribed by the very remarkable adjective
"conine." Now wo don't know what that
means, in the least, aud wouldn't bit blame
the LieutenRat Governor for being startled
and even indignant at the epithet. We
hasten to explain that the error is in the type
aad not in the "local," and that we wrote
the word "Leonire" where the other unao-
countable adjective appears.
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CoRKECrIoE..In tire report Of the Col
ored Auxiliary Aid sOcisty it was stated that
"tbs sum of 1926 was paid to the Treasur-
er." We should have added "Of the parent
Society,""
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PERsoEAL--C. W. Couldock, the mimi
table tragic artist, and his accomplished
daughter, are stopping at the Angler.
By the way, the Office Of this popular
house presented, Isst evening, very busy
ssene. Between ten and eleven o'clock over
seventy persons applied for and received
rooms The Office was crowded with mot
ley representation of the travelling public,
and the obliging clerks of the house we're
keptvory busy in supplying their demands.
The Lake Shore and Atlantic & Great West
orn trains were both behind time and both
arrived nearly at the ssms time.
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US. CoURrs.-Indiotment were yes
terdsy presented against the following per
sons:
Orsamus A. Wood, entieing soldiers to
desert.
George Lentz, purchasing soldiers cloth
ing.
Frederick Lindsey, selling liquor without
license.
Gottfried FlegeI, obstructing United States
officer.
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~ REM EN- B E R, -ga
That this Bitters is Not Alcoholic,
CONTAINS NO RUM Or WHISKY,
And Can't Make DrunkarisF,
Is the Best Tonic la the WOFIdl
@ READ WHO SAYS so: ga

From the Rev Levi G. BecE, pastor Of the Baptist
Church, PembertOn, New JerssF, f0Fme. ly OF the
North Baptist Church, Phiiad .lPbir.
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IHPRovEMEETs.-E. 1. Baldwin & Co.
have nearly completed the improvements in
their store, and its shoW-windows now pre-
sent very attractive appearance.
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SIXTH WARD.-Lsst grand rally Friday
evening, January 18th, at the Wigwam. We
are out of the draft. The Sigsl band will
furnish the music. So turn out one and all.
W. P. FoGG,
President of the Association.
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MORE REGTMEEHS coasTro.--A New York
Regiment which has re-enlistod for the war,
is expected to pass through our city to-day
on its way here.
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CITY NEWS.

LADIES you will find all the Choice Col
Ors Of Velvets also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, st Mrs. ShaE's Rooms.
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FIN CIAL.

ny. MONEY nIAKKRT-Jan II
TBT FEIEGRAPH.l
TIeueY-Market active demand but rather easier
at 2 cent.
Sterling ExchRnse-Msrket firm. Sales at
10.
Gold-Opsning at 5,76, advancing to 55, and clos
ing firm 5i36055.
Government StockH-MRrke. hrmer.
United States SKIES Of 1881, lSE
SsTen-Thirty Treasury Notes ................ CsK
nlted states skies one year Gel tihcates, new.g7S
United States 5-2J's ...........-... ......IOO
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Coz. SPALDIEe, OF THE 27rH ONO, arrived
in town on Wednesday. The regiment has
re-enlisted and been granted a thirty days fur
Iough
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~ Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
BlsOtropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sis, Rheumsasn, sorofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver sud Urinsry Or
cans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
Gwen 10 many formidable esses cured in this city
Sffer other physicians had failed See advertise
msnt in another column. Oflice No. H. Seneca
ofTeet
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At subsequent meeting Of the Board, the
following officers were re-appointed
L. NJ. Hubby, President.
Z. S Flint. Superintendent.
George Il. Russell, Sec'y and Treasurer.
S. B. Jackson, Paymaster.
A. Hill, General Freight Agent.
II. C. Marshall, General Ticket Agent.
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SKATES AND SLEIGH BELLs-full invoice
at No. II Pearl street.
jan9:1S3 CEAs. H, WAITE & Co.
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ARE You SICK 2-The Electro Thermal
Baths, No. 80 Prospect street, will Cureyou.
decl5;lS2
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C0MMIRsIONER'S SALE,
nURsUANrTo THE COMMAND OF I


decretal order of sale to me directed, is
sued from the Court of COmOn Pleas, for Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, n a case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Littleis PlalntIHand William H.
Beaumont, James NJ Jones, W. G. Davidson, and
Peter Caul we're defendants, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, for said county, upon the 9th day of Feb-
ruary, 1861 the lands and tenements described
as follows, to wit; situate in the township Of
ewburgh, being number seven in the Twelfth
range Of toWnsh hips in the Connecticut Western
Reserve. in the State Of Ohio, and which Is also
in the county Of CuyahOga and is known as the
southerly half Of sub-ois Nos, twenty-five (22)
and twenty three (23) OF original one hundred
acre lots, Nos. three hundred and thirty-one
1881 } three hundred sud thirty two, tSS2, in the
township Aforesaid, and being the same4Ot con-
veyed to the grantor hereof, by the said Lyman
Little. by deed, dated August 18th, 1856 refer
eBce being hereby had thereto, said lot contain
ing five acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised value
1900. J. 8. GRANNIS,
Janury 4th, 1854. Master Commissioner
4.136
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FARM WANTED.-By a practical York
State farmer, to work on shares, or hire for
money, rent, or purchase, if terms are easy
and prices low. Address 26l Perry street,
Cleveland, Ohio, stating the number CT
acres, location, &e. jaDI2:I24
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Rose * Prenriss' ProvIslsa Market Re-


port
Tho following arc the rates charged by them:
HamH-SHgar-cursi premium Hams, = D. ........ so
Beer y
shOHidsrs-Sugar-cured y ...ac
Raoou-Or Smoked Sides D lie
laFd-Prime leaf, kettle-rend'ed In bbls . b....l3c
" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs h..i34o
PaFk-NO. mess Y 2 90
" EXtra clear y b5l......-... ...... s27 10
E5-- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
70 railroad depOts OF boats. Ali articles are warrant
el strictly prine and equal 20 anything IN the State.
Orders promptly hiled. Our sCgEr-cured Hams and
kCttls-rondered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE fREHTI5S,
Nos. l42, IA and l4s OntariO-st.. Cleyeisnd-
Irlyi:R25
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SHIP Builders Caulking Mallets, Irons
and other tools, at Chay. H. Waite ( Co.'S,
No. IL Pearl street, West Side. jsn9-133
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEl

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Y That an applicat ion was made to the City Coun-
Gil of the C Of Cleveland, the 18th day Of Jsuu-
ary, 1864, by the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, Tor the vacation for the reas-ns therein
stated. much OF Bank-St. in said City ag lies
north Of limo drawn parallel with the norfheriy
line Of Lake-St, and twenty-fOur rods nOrtherly
therefromi which application viii be for action on
the TT of said City Council the sd day Of Feb
rusTy, 1854. janl4 l3g
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BBsTxKgs K0EIJEa.
ID. ". GAGE.
licensed war claim 4ger

Licensed War Claim AGENT.
Collects Bounties. Pensions, Back Pay, PTizo Money
and other War Claims.
~Personhl Attention Is given to the prosecution
Of Clains IN the Departments at Washington.
Ekfl persons having Claims should apply in per-
sen, or by letter, ct onoo, and they will receive
d. W. CsAGE,
octIs-B28 1853 EuperiO--St., Cleveland, o.
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TO LET.

ITO LET.-3o AND 4TH Floors, 40
xlO feet, Of Brick Building on Superior-St,
fronting also, c. G. Q. Railroad. first rate lOca
tion for manufacturing.
Also, the building formerly occupied By Parish &
knight, COppersmith Shop, in rear Of AtWater
Building, two stories, 25K5O feet.
deC3n JHO. G. JENNINGS. Agent.
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Coal AT RETAIL.-Pure Brisr ELL, Min
eral Ridge and Chippewa Coal, from the
mines Of Morris & Price. Orders sent to
their Office, No. 5 Johnson's Marine Block,
foot Of Rivsr street, will receive prompt at
tention: ianS:l34
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N0TIOE.-APPiICATION WILL BE
l y m d. to the Governor of Ohio, within 90 DAYS
siee the hrst publication OF this notice. for the par
don Of David l. Mccoy, who plead guilty to the
charge Of Forgery at the February Term II he Court
Of Common Pleas, A d. .S65 CuyahOga County. and
wgs sentenced to De imprisoned for three years.
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NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAR
The following names have been added to the
Building Committee:
ON GAS.
VIM. E BeclxWith, T. Dwight Ellis,
Timothy Heath, Mark W. House,
ON WATER.
8. F. Lester, Geo. ". Girty,
joseph Singer, J. MeGarFey,
B. P. Bowers.
on HEATING.
C. J. WOolson, WI. Carter,
Horace Hitchcock, c. p Born,
c. Whitaker, J. WansOr,
r. P. Myres, J. B. Parrish,
R. knight.
The next meeting will be held at Thatcher,
Burt & Co.'s Office on Saturday evening, jan
uary 15, at O'Clock. Prompt attendance of
all is requested.
By order Of P. THAToHER, Chm.
DR. E. STERLING, Sec'y.
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DzEFIsTRE-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, cfice
90 Wood street. Al kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the bost man
nsr sGd st low price. dso7R47
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CaICAG0IuAREET II.
IBY TELEGRAPH.l
Hogs-Market firm and little doing, in eonss-
Qusuce Of light receipts. =
Dressed Hszs firm and 2O925 higher. The
bulk OF sales were at a6, ,s5l67,s5.
Beef CRItIe-Firm. Sales at 43,7594,5O for me-
dium grades.
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CLEVELAND, u January Is.
The following Statement of Earnings and
Expenditures for the wear 1868, is submitted.
Our December settlements with other Roads
are not strictly accurate, but tho general re-
suit, think, will not vary materially.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI
RAILROAD AT the annual meeting of tho
stockholders of this Road, held on WednsS-
day, January IA, 1854, the following report
was submitted:
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ERENCH CORSETS-ALL NUN.
III berp, A.kG. RETTRERG-
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r OTIS FOR SALE-I35 FT FRONT

OlO tOh GAL E-lS0 FIT FRONT
4 4 on Superior st., cornar OF Muirson,-st. Also
8ubiot9 To- u and Is being As feet front Ach, Su
pertor-st, east OF Muirson-St- Also-i5 feet front
on sprlng-st running back to the Bai1 cad track,
being land on which part Of The Wood Shed Of ths
Cleveland, Columbus 3 Cincinnati Bailr ad stands.
Also-l7 feet inches front on ChamDlRiR ST. nearly
Opposite the new City Cou-t House.
- Eor tarns enquire or PAINE AWADE,
deo3-B20 Attorneys.