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TELEGR APHIC.
[sATURDAY's DIsPATOHES.1
Cumberland Threatened by
Rebels.
Debate on the COnsCrIptlOn Act.
The $500 Clause will not be BE.
pealed.
Election Of Gov. Hicks United
States Senator.
SurgGn.General Hammond to
be Tried by Court Martial.
Brilliant Raid into North Car
Olina by COlOred Troops.
FROm WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, January 9.
A special to the Herald from Cumber-
land Gap 8th says:
The garrison at Petersburg, Western
Virginia, is surrounded to-day. Fitz Hugh
Lee and Rosser are moving between New
Creek and Petersburg.
The enemy drove our forces cut of Bur-
lington to-day.
Cumberland, Maryland is threatened,
and much excitement prevails here to-
night. 1t seems probable we will be at
tackled here about tomorrow morning.
Passenger trains on the railroad are
stopped from running; other trains never
theless are moving.
The enemy yesterday captured train
Of sc wagons.
The rebels are reported to be moving in
three msin columns.
Imboden has been attacked At Win.
chester and driven back. So far eyerv-
thing is in our favor. It has been snow
ing heavily all day.
The Tribune's special from Washington,
9th, says:
The Committee Of Ways and Means is in
session to-day engaged in considering the
amendments to the Internal Revenue Bill.
II is stated that if the Committee advance
the tax on whisky only to the figures re-
commended by the Secretary and Commits
sioner-that 10 sixty cents per gallon, as
ct latest sdvices they were disposed to do
-sn effort win be made in the House TO
add forty cents more, making 81 per gal
Ion.
General Hancock, who has just assumed
command Of the I'd Corps, is ordered to
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January ~.
The steamer Gov. Bailey, from Nassau
the 4th, arrived to-day.
The rebel steamer Lucy, with cotton, ar
rived at Nassau December 21st, from Will
mington.
The Nassau Guardian states that VOLTS
property, which was seized on the Corsica,
has been given up on demand Of Lord
Lyons and Wolf has commenced an action
for demages against the United States.
The rebel steamer Pet sailed on the 26th
ultimo for Wilmington.
Tho steamers Don, Lucy, Rothsay Castle,
and Bendigo sailed on the 29th for the
same port.
The United States steamer Sonora was
at Little Stirrup on the 25th and observing
q steamer fifteen miles to the eastward
went in purtuit Of her.
The steamers W. Darrell and Alliance
sailed for Wilmington, Janusry I'd.
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FRONI NEW YORK.
New YoRR, January &

NEh oHkj January D.
A letter to the Times gives an interest
ing account Of the raid OF the negro brigade
into North Carolina, the results Of which
are nearly 5000 slaves released from bond
age, withwhom were taken about $50 oxen,
horses and mules, and about 70 saddle
horses.
The guerrillss lost I3 killed and wound
ed 10 dwellings, with many thousand
bushels of corn were burned, besides two
distilleries. Four rebel camps were de-
stroyed and one guerrilla hung. One hun
dred rifles, lot Of uniforms and equip
ments also fell into our hands.
Our loss was II killed and wounded and
and one taken prisoner. We brought in
IA rebel prisoners and 4 hostages.
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FRO5I THE POTOMAL ARMY,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToNAo, January
10.-In pususnce Of sentence by general
courts martial Lieutenants Isaac N. Whit
meyer, Of the 18Th Indiana, Thomas A.
Dormant OF the 116, Pennsylvania, Edwsrd
F. Conway Of the 7lst New York; John B.
Hare of the I'D New York, and Albert
Reinart Of the SD New York have been
dismissed FROM the service.
The sentences Of death Of some of the
privstes Of the 1st Michigan has been sp-
proved and are fixed for the Goth inst.
Surgeon Jonathan Letterman, Of the
United States army, for the last eighteen
months Medical Director Of this army has
been relieved at his own request and or
dered TO Philsdelphis.
Every thing is quiet. The weather is in
tensly cold at night. Ice forms nightly
over an inch thick.
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REBEL MOVEMENTS IN maryland.

REBEL MOVEMENTS IN MARYLAND.
CUMBERLAND, January Z
A dispatch just received from Colonel
ThOburn, commanding at Petersburg, in.
forms me that the rebel force, threatening
for several days past has retrested toward
the Shenandoah Valley. The force was
formidable one, consisting Of three brig
Rdes, Lees Walkers and Rossers, all under
command Of Genera Fitzhugh Lee.
Deserters report that it was the inten-
tion Of Lee to capture the garrison at Pc
tsrsburg, take New Creek and Cumber-
land, destroy our stores, and break the
railroad by burning the bridges, sc. /
sm happy to inform you that the great
raid undertaken by General Farley in re-
tsliation for our late movements in this
Department has thus far resulted in q
complete failure or fzzle. An empty
wagon train Of Colonel Thornburn, was
captured by q portion Of the enemy's
forces. With this exception they have
not thus far been able to infict upon us
any injury.
Many deserters are coming in, and our
cavalry are picking up many stragglers.
The railroad is safe and trains are run
ming regularly. The weather is cold and
the snow is several inches deep.
TSigned B. F. KELLEY,
Brigsdier General.
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FRoM CINCINNATL.

CINCINNATI, January 9.
The War Democrats of Ohio held a meet
ing at Columbus yesterday. No nomina-
tiOns were made.
Two full regiments have gone into camp
in Indiana Two more regiments are
nearly full.
Recruits for old regiments are pouring
into Indiana by hundreds.
Governor Brsmlette, of Kentucky, sent
in his message to the Senate yesterday,
urging the immediate necessity of raising
troops for State defence.
Snow covered the ground at Chattanooga
yesterday.
General Thomas issued an order asses
sing $50. 600 on rebel sympathizers living
within ten miles of the murder Of three
soldiers, near Mulberry. Tenn, the money
to be divided between the families of SOL
diers killed.
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Tte C1ss ST Co1orTCIsdlrr,.

The Montreal Transcript Of Saturday
says thatJustics Smith rendered Judgment
in the case Of Redpath against the Amsri-
can Consal General, Hon. Joshua R. Gid
dings, on Thursday. The judgment WAS
given ct CREST length, aud went to sus-
tain the capias, and, as a consequence,
hold the bsil-Mr. Harrison Stephens and
Mr.. Ira GOuld-gOOd for the appearance Of
the defendant, and the damages, should
such be given. The sfidsvits placed on
the record by defendants counsel were or
dered 70 be struck of as irrsvelant and
ealumnioua
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FROMCALIRnrtNIA.

DAH hANUIsUOi JAnuary ..
The aggregate business of the week has
been large, particularly as regards alco-
hol, sugar and syrups General markets
have, since the setting in of the new year,
assumed more irmness, with considerable
animation.
The political contest in NeVsds Terri
tory is becoming intensely exciting. The
clause in the Constitution permitting the
taxation Of mines is furiousiy ssssiled.
Notwithstanding the general desire to
have State government organized speed
lily as possible, indications are that the
Constitution will be rejected by popular
vote
San Francisco, January 10.
Arrived-Steamer Oriz4bs from Pan
anna.
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c. O. & c. RAILROAD Co, 2
Clevelaud. % Lee g1d rsgs I

INHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the 8 ookhOldsrs Of this Company for the elec-
tlOn ofDirecors, and for the transaction Of other
business, will be held at the ofire Of the CInpany
in Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday, January 18Th ls58
The transfer books will be closed from the syenifg
Of January ID, until January 18th.
dsc2EI33 G. b. .RUSSELIt. Secretary
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The London Lancet contains medical
view Of Heensn's defeat, made up from
facts furnished BY the physicians who at
tended him after the Sight. The conolu-
sion reached is that HsenAn wae in state
of very deteriOrased health when be went
into the contest his training having been
too severe and protrscted. BE fought with
more muscular than vital power, and con-
sequenty was soon exhausted.
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Hon. George ". Julian, of Indisna, who
was the Free Soil candidate for the Vice
Presidency in 1852, Was married on the
sIst ultimo, 70 Miss Laura Giddings,
youngest daughter Of Hon. Joshua R. Gid
dings. The ceremony was performed By
Rev. DR.. Conklin, Of Ashtabals.
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MATCH MAKIEe-A machine, just put
in operation in Kenoshs, Wisconsin, for
the manufacture Of matches, turns out at
the rate Of 200 matches per minute, 40
0O0 per hour, and working 20 out Of "a
hours, as il is the intention to have it, will
produce 1900, ,0OO matches, in 2, 400 boxes;
containing 400 matches each.
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MILITARY.
HEApeUARTERs Sd REGIMEST, o. NJ. I
cleveland, January 5th, 1864.

HEApcUARTERs Sd REGrMEST, O. N.
cleveland, January 5th, 1864.
REGIMENTAL ORDER NO I.
HAVING BEEN DULY ELECT
II il ed and commissioned as Colonel Of the Third
Regiment Enrolled Militia Of UuyahOga County, l
hereby assume command Of said Regiment.
The Ad utant and Quartermaster heretofore acting
By appointment Of Lieutenant ColoBol Lucas, will
retain their positions until further orders
Elections viii Be held 10 the several Military Dis
trcts saturday 9th inst, between the hours OF
aud O'Clock ?. NJ, TO m vacancies in the following
Comp 1nieS, viz:
90. A-ope Captain, one lst Lieutenant, one I'd
Lieutenant.
90. -One ID lieutenant
90. D-One lst Lieutenant, one % Lieutenant
Co. E-One let Lieutenant.
60. G-0ne Captain. ono ist Lieutenant, one ID
Lisutsnant
Co. K-One q LieutenAnt
By order Of W P FOCG
Colonel Commanding 81 Reg't .. Il.
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"susan," said the man Of the house TO
his maid servant, "Why do your church
people have such noisy e1hortsiions in
your meetings? 1t seems TO me not very
becoming IN Christian assembly"
HWhy, sir, the Bible bids u.s.
nThe R;h8e eD -
ayes, cir"
9Where 2 -
HWhy, the prophet says; Cry aloud
and spare not; lift up thy voice like 8
, trumpet which means that We should
hollsr IN meeting, If understand the
Bible"
GH-e-mI Yes. susan, that passage has
not happened to occur to my mind in that
light. Thank you for the idea. But to
change the subject, Susan want you
the next time you 60 to meeting, to take
dose Of ipecae
me take dose Of ipecae
ayes, that's what say"
dIpecac Sir, am not sick"
''Perhaps not; but you ought to take
"But Why 50, sir7 ("
"Becsuse tins Bible says you should,
{ Susan"
"The Bible says l should take ipeosc
HWhy, not exactly, Susan. Bat it says
that you ought to take an emetie of some
kind; l merely mentioned ipecso because
It is the mildest and safest"
"Whst do you mean
HWhy, I'll tell you, Susan. The same
prophet whom you just quoted as enjoining 3
upon Gods children the duty Of shouting
in.meeting says, also, Cast ye up; cast
ye up"
"So he does, sir.p
"And that means, 'tAke an emstic, does
Il not pr
80, sir, how can You talk so7n
"Icsnlt Susan. But why shouldn't
= when you say that the command you just
'uOted makes hslloeing, and screaming
nd shouting in religious meetings 8
0uty 2"
HDsar me, sir, there's the baby crying
must 60 this minute. p RatehH5n ma
Rfsctor.
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To MesSrH- WI. KEAsE q Co., BaItimors.-I e.p,
not bet con sratulste you upon the Immense prosr.
snd tmProTenents which yOu Continually msEp a
your Pianos which IN my OPINION, ranF S-ao15 ~
very be5t in the country. II. sTRAK0sdH- :
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An Irish woman In Buffalo, whose
shsnty Ess invaded by the waters of the
Greek during the recent gale, spent sever
slhOurs bsiling 1t out. As the food fual-
ly subsidized, it is to be supposed that che
lsbored to some purpose.
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CUMBERLAND, MD, CLEAR OF
REBELS,

BALTIMORE, January 9.
Reliable information from Cumberland,
this morning says there are no rebels in
the vicinity of Cumberland, Maryland
They have retreated from the vicinity Of
Petersburg and gone in the direction of
Staunton. Everything is quiet along the
line Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
and trains are running regularly. No
grain is coming forward. River naTigs
ton is closed
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FROM NEW HAMPsHIRE.

CONCORD January 8.
The New Hampshire Democratic Conven-
hOn met here to-day. The attendance was
quite large and the proceedings were har-
monious. Resolutions generally condem.
natory Of the policy of the Administration
we're adonEed
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AUCTION sALEs.
TUESDAY, JAN. 12rB, 1864.
coon FURNITURF,
AT AUCTION. BY o. CUrTER . SoE,
AtHouss No. 35s Perry st.

O. CUTTER SON will ssll on Tus-d1y. Jsnuary
l2Lh, at House No 35s Peuy-Sf near Kinsman-st..
commencing at 10 O'Clock, ih3 entire Furniture IN
sAid Houe consisting o. mahogaiy Sofa, do ha'i >,
marble top Table, Dressing ureaui. Lounges, Cot
tags Bsdslesds. good Carpsti, Matt-assea, Feather
Beds and Bedding. NiuooE Curtains, git frame
Mirrors, Clcek, took o7e. Wood and G al Stoves,
god Crockery and lass Ware, kttchsn Ut-nai > &C.
DaJ-Ihe above urnlture is all in good ord5r, haY
ing been se but 81 short time.
House open at o clock on morning ofst'e.
1ermJ CAsn, at time Ct sale lans-i3
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sanItnrr FaIr IN Dnrtor.

The loyal people Of Montgomery county
have just closed fair in Dayton for the
bsneft of the Sanitary Commission, which
realized S17, ,OOO-this, too, in copper
head county, the home Of Vsllandighsm.
At that rate our Northern Ohio Fair should
realize over $50, 600.
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DISSOLUTION.

DTSSOLUTION.-THE Fran OF
the decease OF Hiram Iddings, one OF the firm ali
business Of the hrm will be settled by the surviving
partners. WIN. EDWARDS
cleveland, Jan. l, "a. AMOS TOWNSEND.
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FKOM CAIRO AND RFLnW.

-SAIRo, January 9.
The steamer Fanny, from Memphis
Monday evening, arrived with 1877 bales Of
cotton for St. Louis. She experienced
great difficulty from ice.
Over fifty steamers are lying here.
Weather moderate.
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Z SURGEON GENERAL HAMMOND.

WARRINGTON, January y.
The Star states that the President has
ordered a court-msrtisl for the trial Of
Surgeon General Hammond, under charges
of fraud and NAL practices, brought by
the Commission that not long since exam
ined into the affairs Of officers.
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The Trqes ss;ons Balinstad ana is lrcssJron Dust
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TO LET.

ITO LET.-3D AND Ara Floors. 40
14O feet, Of Brick Building on Superior-st.,
fronting, also &C. @. Railroad. frst rate loca-
tiOn for manufacturing.
Also, the building formerly occupied by Parish &
Knight, as Ooppersmith Shop, in rear Of AtWater
Building, two stories, 25x50 feet. ~
deC30 JHO. G. JENNINGS, Agent.
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L y N . D.
We have this day removed cur stock OF Goods from
s. htver and s Meadow-Srs TO l45 Water and 46 and
IS Unon-Sts., where with largely increased stock
Of Goods, we shall Be able 10 offer inducements 20
purchaser; and shall be hsppy to see our old Gus
tcmers, and 50 many new ones may favor With
a call. b. GARRETSON 8 90,
December !. 1888. dee9-4i
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EROM WAsHINGTON.

WAsHIEGToE, January 8.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nomi-
nation Of Hezekish L. Fitch, Of Minueso-
to, as receiver Of public money for the dis
trict Of Minneapolis.
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dec72:In.
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FROM FORT MONROE,

FORTRESS MONROE, January 9.
Major General Butler returned to For
tress Monroe last evening.
The engineer and two iremen that were
captured from the Star Of the West, and
who escaped from the Richmond prisons,
arrived here to-day.
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you al the success yen 30 highly dessrTo
am 81, yours yeIl truly,
rranslation-(FFo1a the Ffspe6.i Iaii. 10 10 D.
Afier having played on the Pianos OF Iss5rs Ensbs
o., it "a impossible not 10 bser testionv 10 tiiS
quAltieas which have scquired for them the en- iDut
seP9tsstl9n Hhlon tneZ ENJOY. The Pianos Of fhsiE
y remArkabi3 lr their qualities of TcEz. Ths -
power ul, without hsrshness, and the upper notas
and do not hesitate 70 express in re 20 ths1s ~
lrumens my entire sstsfacton, and 60 declare thSs
sured IN Europs or this country By the uos ceIsf-
ssd mAkerS. lsignsdl L. n. GOTIsOHALK.
To MssIrI- WI. KEAzz a Co., BaItimore:-F e.p,
not bot con sratulate you upon the immense proSrr
Io1r Elanos Wnloh IN my OPINION rAnk among ths
very bs5t In the country. h. sERAKOBQH,
Mr. 9Eo. A. BARL0w:-Fhsss uobIs fpstr1ns.s,
9sa9ds resources o. power aud expression
the 6sas i5 sonorous and grand the middle rezstsr
LIANT eiear e1d pure So silver bells.
Iae sale g even without single haN ths action
The finest Of which thu Pisa0forts Ia susesptIbis
In word, knabe's Pianos are worthy 81 ths srsul.
sompossSions ERoEn IN this rsslln of Ar
ELIZA 8HEPHHBJ.
5r- 9. A. 5ABL5yI, Bdz- slr:It gsss- r -s5,sIiir
state tbAt oousier the knRhc Fis10 sIasI 10 an
sno 5ngerior g most struzEt n this eOan-
y, especially IA rich1ess and p giu1le o. tone
Having lsod uno o. tho a.norJs tan or Tnore hourl
saftus thon % III - srs Si,ei u fesess
s''-t Vlaii-le1 an resssCtfLIiy, yours,
Q. q. p. LEaHED.
Tsschsr o. Ausis Ci5szissI i Fomai 3 ss-aip.r
g. a. bGaL0sf Dear ctT - gives ne much plaEs
m % > abs 70 sal tea consider KRsbe5 PiSDo
us noest, both IN voluzs and sWsetrsss, which bsT
fro- play Cd upOii, either IN America ar Europe
EGso5 dals oFerats with better eFsJf han In A
sl lsriif trlEasnt -.ld in fAet, nabes fnotto ma
--'7 - ''HI-1lsiJE.' Nm. o. g p0TlTET
1saeheF oi huElf., Uissslsud
Prof. b. J. HoFHHAaLn, Teacher Of mps,o >, IN.
Ollo osate bllno writes - n1zlninina
large number Of VIM. Ensbe 9 Cos Plane EsT-isf
unhesitahnEiy pronounce them superior to sny
nave seen. Their tone Is grand and noble; they hlza
sISAt eap@olJ lor austainins the sound; and the ?
Ioiume OF tone or power have never heard ercsii1
They combine with hna tonoh, dspth s-TsotreEI a.
tone, DuEiiy and Durability"
THAT the Knabs Piano Il Eupsrior 10 ali oshsFI
made N TIM country Tor brlancy, Ev7essness ana
voiumo q tone needs only to be heard 70 eosrs =
tine tsct, State Journal, Ool1mb1s, Ohie.
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FORTRESS Monroe, January s.
A snow storm commenced last night and
still continues.
Tive dsserters from the 9th Georgia, and
one from Virginia regiment came into
our lines via Suffolk yesterday.
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NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
4 t ckholders Of the leveland Gas ighs and
ke eOuptuy VIII lie held At the rooms Oft the Cm.
pkny, Ia Jisysl.ud M5nday, The iIth lost at tSn
&C o. A. VI fJr th3 election Of Directors and rhs
transas tion Of her bu ines wh ,ch the fer,s
Of the Z, mp any may require
=. DWIGHT EELLs, Secrstery.
CaG Ofiee, -eveland, Jan l.Is.I .i.ns-Is3-
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NOTICE.-APpLIoATIoN Will BE

made to the Governor of the State Of Ohio with
IN thirty days after the first publication ofths nOtcs
for the pardon Of George SANFORD convicted at tho
November Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
CuyHhOga County, OF the crime Of shooting at with
intent to kill, and sentenced TO three years mprsOn
msnt. dec 3-l36
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January 8.
Ex-Governor Hicks was to-day elected
United States Senator to fill the une1pired
term Of Senator Pearce, to which he had
been appointed by the Governor.
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l1ARRIED.

In Girard, on ih4 9th u t by Rev j. Robinson,
Mr J LORER Of Cleveland, to Miss ELEOrA P.
PIKE Of West Springfield, Pa.
In Jefferson Ashiabula county. on tha SlIt o. De-
csmber, by Rev. P. Ulisbee. Mr.. CHAs. n. Gil.
LIT and Miss LAURA PREsTICE.
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FROM BUFFALO,

BUFFALO, January g..
A snow storm, accompanied by high
wind, prevails to-day. Thermometer 70
above zero.
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SKATES.
IKATESI SKATESEORE oFTBF

CkATESt SKATESi-OREo oFTHF
, most celebrating and beneficial outdoor exer-
cises Il Bkating and in order e glide swiftly DER ne
lce, oue must have pair Of good SKATES and a.
d H1TTERsLTr has lust received large Assortment
lncl11ing Ledlea Gents ara Children, Of all sizes
Qualities and descriptions, he will supply an tboss
who wish tc purchHse, at the lowest market prices
He has also received a very large stock OF GUNS
from the 1nest Euglish Twist down TO the cheanesf
Belgian Guns, and Is prepared to seiect from this ne
e11ortment sricle to suit each and every CUSTOM
er. Also, on hand, splendid assortment Of Colt's
smith Z Nesson'G Allen 4 Mheelockis and ofhsr
styles q Reyosers fasks, Pouches, Cartridges Am.
mruitiO1t etc, etc.
Bshsmber the place, IO2 superior-st., oleve-
N;B;--RePairins promptly attended to and execu.
fed IN the nestsst style. decSS
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Plll0 llD nEl00E0gs TlEEE n EIeEAHs
ALsO-ON HAND,
ks'ssssss, Small IrssTpHgnts, Esyiags. "a

Among the EzapY Certificates OF sas excellence asa
norits Of these Pisnos, would res0r to the foo.
hR. W. KHLBs, Baltimors, Deia Sir u have 7rsa,
Rlesslre In certifying that haNs tried you SQUARE
u. this country. Among theE great 0ualifies yhicb
ol5Lngqsh them Is the sSennOss Of tone ths aFres.
Sole an easy t0uohs and Volume of tone. Hishtng
you al the success you 30 highly deserTo
/ am, Sir, yours very truly
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2 2, 9 2. y h IU-f [
Cleveland, o., Jan 4, ls5i.
| CASH 0TVTDENO 0F FIVE

u per cent, and Stock dividend oy twenty per
cent. tbOth free Of Government tax have bten de-
AIRED BY this Company, plyab at the usual Places
on and after the first daF Of February neat.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the evening
OF January 18th, until February "a.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
lanl-l32 GEO. d. hISsELL, Treasursr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-11
EoRwARpINa ANp CoMn1ss1oH

The undersigned will continue the business As here
tofere, at the old and established place. Merwin-st
Cleveland, Chic. II n LYON
Cleveland. Nov !. 1888 nnvl Iss