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The colored Tennessean., 1865-08-12

I look into the mist of future years,
And gather comfort from the eternal law.
EWmsoa.
The colored Tennessean., 1865-08-12
U. S. CAArsr1AN COMMISSION.

Utica, New York, Aug. 5, 1865-3na
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Isaacs Isaac A..-..sss IS Ingham W A......S52 55
Jones John .........S54 As johnson Harvey. 81 so
Jewett A.. 81 30 Jones G W.. s5 25
kellog Wm.....-...S93 Is Kramer H.....-...es5 so
keating A Co.. G4 20 Knight Robert So Is
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BEET BEEF!
OFF1-r CoEHIssARz OF SUBSISTENCE, Q. S. A.,
CoLUNBUs, OHIo, Jan. 2dA1s65.

OFFI-E CoEHIssARZ OF sUBsIsTEScE, Q. S. A.
CoLUNBUs, OHIO, Jan. 2d,1s65.
CEALED PROPOSALS, in Duplicate,
NHin be received at this 0fies until II O'Clock A.
N, Jan. 7th 1855, from Frat hauos and from citi-
zens loyal 20 the United States for the Supply and
delivery at Camp Chase and Tod Barracts, o5Ium-
bus, Ohio, Of such Fresh Beef as may bs rsouirfd
by the CommissaEy Of Subsistence IRON time to
fine.
The Beef to be well fatted, sound and wholesome @.
in alternate fore and hiad quarsrs or parts there
of, (neoks, shanSs and kidney tallOw excluded to
be Of Steers oFer four Of age, each Weighing
At least fva hundred pounds.
Said bids, when accepted, will form the basis Of
. written contract, With tEo good ard responTible
surees lnEmes Of sureties required with bids suf
6eient 70 indemnify the United stateo against loss
Said oohrsct to take effect on the 1st day Of Feb
ruary 1866, and to continue In force until the Ist
day Of May, 1855, subject TO the approval Of The
ComDissary General OF Subsistence
Payments to be made monthly in such funis IS
may be supplied b. The Treasurer Of the Uni ed
This advertisement shall be Part and parcel of
the contract. and printed copy Of it must be at
taehed to each bid. @. D. HARRINGTON
laa 4ils4 Captain and O. s,
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4
sEReEzNT eH4RIEs VIoToR-HIs Exlu1y.-
TIoS.-sergeant Charles Victor was or,r-
insd yesterday in the Police Court bsfo-o
Judge Hessenmueller, on the charge of A
murder of James o. sinnott last sstnr5,v
The examination occupied several hours
and was conducted by F. F. Backus. ESQ
counsel for the prosecution. assisted h n
Prosecuting Attorney. C. L. Palmer. Fso
and J. c. Grsnnis, Esq, and g. J. Andrev-s'
Esq counsel for the defense.
Eight witnesses were called upon tAew;t-
ness stand, but as their testimony eOinc55od
with that of Che witnesses present Al the
COroner's inqu est, which we gave in full
Wo will not repeat it here. It is eponob =,
say that no new facts were elected.
At the close tho examination Mr. Raj,
US addressed tho Court for a short time
presenting the law on the subjeos of nDr
der, and applying it to the case IN hand :,
the light of The testimony given. He No,
followed By JudgsAndrews, who. in SsSo-t
but able speech, claimed that the defsnS
ant was guilty only Of nanslaueht.r.s snd
that not Ofthe highss; grade.
The Court summed up the testimony nra-
'ented, and bound the prisoner over to The
1ourt of Common Pleas in the sum of ssooo
bail. GOWN
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s CONMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OTFIoE. !
WEpHRsDAY. Jan. Ath. I98b.


with most OF the Banks currency continues COM
fortably easy, but hesTy drafts BY the Government
within the past 4s hours upon the National Banks
have mada material reduetions in the amount 80
oumulatsd through the E1change demand Of last
week, and the market Is again approathing bal
asos betveen the supply and demand. ExohaDge
is quiet, and rates continue steaiy at 4 discount
buying; par selling for currency.
Tho pause In military opsTations-oT rather the
absence Of Union sucessses-has given 70 the Gold
spectators An opportunity to manipulate the mar
ket, and an advance Of premium is the result.
Banksra dispatches day quOtsd rates Is follows
10 O'Clock, fs211S o'clock 2sss. ThseIosng istsS
this evening were qs151z92sl5S
Government Gold stocks eontinus steady, and
ruled shade better to day in EsV York. Dealers
here quote 3 COS, coupons, at los buying and ITO
selling, The last year eo5pons Of the s's Of 1881
expired on the first of January. Dealers now
quote these bonds, coupons of, at 100 buying and
ITO ssIIitg
Tho demand for the 7.So currency securities con-
tinues unabsted, orders to day amounting 70 $40,
COO at the Second National Bank. Tbs 1o.4o i've
per cent Gold Bonds sre also meeting with good
inquiry. Ord rs too day we're fer S15, 900 worth
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First ward RECRUITING and Draft AZ

First Ward Recruiting and Draft As
sOcIaIIOns-Tho Finance Committee, 5. a.
Bsther; f. Hesseumueller, E. R. Perkins, ". Mel
hineh and A. G. oolwell, are requested to meet at
tho Savings Bank, this Thursday, morning at .
o'clock.
The Ward has bsen districted and Committees
appointed to canvass for funds as follows:
1st-Al South of Division street-wm. Melhinch
and Peter Gorlaoh.
2d-Superior street to Public squars-K. sher-
man, A. E. Adams.
5d-Division and Vineyard streets-Geo. Frisco.
4th- Euclid street to Erie-GeO. Frisse
5th-Sherif eet-B. Steadman.
6th-seneca, Ohamplain and Michigan street-C
sturtevant.
7th--oAk and Hickory Alley. B. Glenn.
9Th Ontario and Kinsman TO Bolivsr-G A.
MyerB, ". L. N. Kellogg.
0th-Prospect to Erie--L If. Pitkin aud Gsorge
Rose
lOth--Eno to Cross and Euclid Place.. R.
Perkins.
uth--BurOn street-A, E. COIwen, c. N. Abbey.
I2th-High and Middle-Robert Beggs and John
Kelley.
3 !s,h-BOliyar and Alleys to Huron--J. Rimes and
". G. steedman.
I4th-ENGle to Miami--J. ". Lee, J. P. Holt.
15tb-Canol ,.reet-WaIter Aldrich.
:lsth-ohfo street to pittsburgh, and alleys, both
Keller, J. q. Clark.
I7th--Kinsman and Pittsbu.r rSh' from Eagle to
Crcss-Frank Magoroy, John MEGA. Vey.
lSth-CrOss, Hill and Ohio, from n ~sinan 70
Canal-Wm, Cotterell and Peter B. Clark.
19th-Howe street-Frod Whitehead.
All the above named are urgently requsted to
meet at the Engine house. this Thursday evening,
1t u o'clock.
Every enrolled man in the Ward, and every man |
who wishes to sec tho Ward out of the draft should
axe stock in the Association, contribute to it at
his time
Recruits cost less to-day than they will to-mor-
CIV.
The above programme means work. Every man |
axe naticc "a
wM. dELHIECH, Pres't.
+, CHESTER, sec'yt jra5lst
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The market this morning ruled dull, but the
Eastern report this afIsi noon, showing decided
advance in Gold and Produce, stimulated better
feeling and led to fsw transactions in wheat. The
market, however, continues generally quiet for
Flour and Grain, the purchases being simply for
immediate home wants an to I'll interior orders,
while the prices arc moro or less mlLal for the
grades Of common demand.
In the Provision line we have no change TO note,
but the market is strong at quotations. Dressed
Hogs are ruling shade hrmer, with good supply
coming forward.
Ojher articles quoted are unchanged N price,
with only moderate small business doing. We
quote as follows:
FaeiShts- Steady at the following rates; ALe
RAIL-To New York, Flour 81 90; Wool 81 "a;
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 81 IOi Wool
ss al Dressed Hogs 81 90.
ElOur-In mode, ale request and firm at 50 50
@l0 25 for fair to choice Xxx rel; $40 50@11 25 for
do Xxx white.
Wheat-Unsottlod and dull. Sale car No. 2
red from store at So &c; 4 cars amber Michigan
from storsat 50 20; car No. Whits from store
st 50 IS No sales OF Extra or No. red.
COrn-sales before the Beard Of HOO bu old
shsIled from store ct 81 So the market closing rm
er and nominal ct 81 30.
Oats-Quist, but steady and hmer at sS9s4c
from store.
Rye-Very quiet. Held at 81 80 from store.
BarIey-QuOted at 81 5OSI 70 from store, ac-
oording to quality.
Dressed HOgs-In coed receipt and hrmer.
Packers quote at l459l6o the inside figure for ls5
to 200 rs, the latter for choice heavy.
POrk-Firm. Clear sl2 co; No. l Mess $40 co.:
No. 2 Mess s3s 60.
Lard-Aoiive and arm. Sales tO-day of 1900
lbs IN tisroes at 2io.
Butfer-In fair demand aud steady Sales
b5ls roll st 4s9l4e.
Cheess-Quiet, but shade hrmsr. Good to
prime Western Reserve 1s92Oc.
EgRs-Dull at 379ss,.
HIghWines-There is little doing, but the
market is firm at 50 90.
AIeOhOI-Held at s4 4O94 45 for ss Per cent.
NeutIaI Proof Spirits 50 s5@2 40.
PetrOIeuuR-Market firm and unchanged at
s3@95c for Refined.
Seeds--clOver Sl4 50 per bu Of co Ds; Timothy
Sc OO96 25.
Beans--stsady st g OO92 95 for new medium
white; old do 81 so.
Dried AppIes-Ths demand Is good and the
market very firm at lSc, pay for packages
Green ApPies-In COED Steady demand at
s. 5O93 90, according to quality.
saIt-stesdy. Coarse So 60; Ground Solar 80 2S;
Fine 2 s5.
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PRoNoTIONs.-The following promotions
have been lately made in two Northern
Ohio regiments:
loOth-Lieutenant Colonel Ed 8 Hayes, to
Colonelj Captain Franklin Randall, to
Lieutenant Colonel; First Lieutenant Thos
Mower, to Captain; First Lieutenant Al
bert B Smith. to Captain; Second Lieuten-
ant John Hine, to First Lieutenant; Second
Lieutenant Augustus Graf, to First Lieu
tenants Second Lieutenant Henry ober, TO
First Lieutenant; Sergeant & c Consrd, to.
First Lieutenant.
l25th-Msjor James Buff, to Lieutenant
Colonel.
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LATE PATENTS Through the Office of
Burridge & Co., of this city, L. White as.
signee Akron railroad car sash bolt; " A.
Mack, NOrwalk, sewing machine; u.
q. Parmelee Hopkins, Mich, evapoIator:
z. King, Cleveland, iron bridge; n. g.
Weston, Millersburg, soldiers shoulder
brace; J, Patton, Eewburg, nut machine
W. POllyblank, Cleveland, washing ms
chine T, E Gordon, Kingsvills, orutcb
Patton Campbell & Co, Newburg, boltma
chimes G. G. Fanckboner sehooleraft.
Mich, seeding machine; Craig & Madden
Cleveland, steam boiler; A. Allerton, Az
talsn, Wis, sheep rack J. McComb
Edinburg, sup spout; Sage q Baker, !.
huntington, sheep fold; F. I. Sexton,
Wellington, field fence -. C. JENNINGS
Cleveland, chimney damper.
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FIRST WARD RECRUITING ASSOCIATION
This Association has taken the character
of &c Mutual Protection Association 1t
has adopted the same rules for its govern
ment as governed the similar association
in September last. The time for joining
has been limited to January 18th. A meet,
ing of the Association will be held at the
Engine House on Thursday evening, and
each evening thereafter until the 18th of
January. Every man who wishes protec-
tion from the draft should be present.
WIN. MELHIEoH, President.
Z. CHESTER, Secretary. jan2:Ie5
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LEADER.
THURSDAY. IANUaRT 5.
EEw ADVEHIIsKEzKNrs

ACADEMY Of Music-AladdIn.
Hover & HI bee-Bona Eide Bargains
d Halle a Oo.-Univer5al Papsr Collars
Churchill Brother-A Ayers Remedies.
C. I Hill-NOties to Ocal Dealers.
4. ?. Burchheld-Mini Notice.
Churchill BTother-TCas.
James Baiey-Harness Shop and Store fer Sale
No. Pittsburgh street-BcardIug.
Col. Jno. c. Crane-To whom It may Con5sTn.
A Wilcox Real Estate Agency.
Cannon q White Beans.
East Cleveland Draft Ass'n-Logal Notice.
Churchill a Brother-WiShait's Cordial.
Sacred Readings-Looal Notice.
Special Income Tax-LocsI Notice.
The Great Reb5lHc n-Local Notice.
First Ward Recruiting Ass'n-LoeaI Notice
CLARK, Graham Whitehead Notics.
Capt. Drummond-Locai Notice.
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Below will be found list ofths persons,
living in this Congressional district, who
pay an income tax of between fifty and
hundred dellars-or, in other words, who
have net taxable income of between one
and two thousand dollars-with the amount
of tax paddy each person. twill be seen
the number is 8Os, of whom IsI are resi-
dents of Cleveland, AZ of Cuyshoga coun-
ty outside of the city, 2T Of Lake county,
and IS of Summit county:
CLEVELAND
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POLICE CoURT.-A full, varied and inter
esting docket was before Judge Hessen-
mueller yesterday morning.
Several cases were postponed, TO give
time for the examination of Charles Victor
who stood indicted for murder. This exam
ination was not concluded in the morning,
but was continued at two o'clock in the
afternoon. The following is the docket
Murder-Charles Victor, bound over to
Court of Common Pleas in bail of s. 600.
Burglary-John Il. Farrell, James Loe,
GOdlieb Kabar and Eagine Viets, cases
continued to January eth, each under bail
of $500.
Resisting ofieer-Marsh viets, continu-
ed to Jan. 9th, bail $50. ..-.
Petit Larceny-Mary Wolf, So and costs;
George Hulse, s. and costs and 20 days in
County Jail on bread and water.
Assault and Battery-John Alexander, IS
and costs. I-
stabbing with Intent to wound-JOhn
Beck and Peter Bender, nolled and costs
paid.
DrunkoaBess-John Mitchell, Mary E.
Smith and Arthur Bradley, fined 81 each
and costs.
Keeping House of Ill Fame-Nelly A.
Hollin, fined S35 and costs.
Residing in ssme-Kitty Harrison, SO
and costs
Visiting same-Ada Smith, Lewis Pen
dleton, Lewis French and james Row, each
fined SO and costs.
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NEW FORK STOCK mARKET.
Hrv Yorx. Ian. 4 1885

NEW AoBAs San. 4, 1865,
Government StOel<s-Firmer and more &C.
tive United States sizes Of 1881, coupons, IlOlz;
do 5-2gs, coupons, 1857; do 1O-40, ooupcns, 1021
7-30 Treasury notes =.
SfOeks-steady. Tennessee skies =; Ohio 4
Mississippi certificates 335z: Quicksilver =;
Maiposs :; New York Central II75<; Erie -.
Hudson ia; Resding III; Mich Central M:
Michigan southernA northern Indiana r. Illinois
Central 1z7S4;i Cleveland 3 Plttsbg ss7<i Ohica-
aad 1857; Quincy; Pittsburg, IT. Wayns& Ohi.
oago 1Oi5S; Tsrre Hauts = Erie preferrtd IOl1<
Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN 49; Pacific Mall
1nn
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Sixth LECTURE OF TIE COURsE.- Rev. On.
EELIs.-We take pleasure in announcing
that the sixth lecture of the winter course
will bo given this evening at Brainard's
Hall, by Rev. James Eells, D. D. As all
know, M. Eells was formerly pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church in this city,
and We need, therefore, say nothing con-
cerning him to GleIAelsnders. AS a grace
full writer, faScip' ting, magnetic speaker
he is universally known here, and by vir-
tue of his rare personal and social quail
ties he will be ,nost warmly and enthusias-
ticallJ WeleoD,ed by all our citizens.
His subject is 'sThe Half Moon and the
MsyBOver- :" If the magic ring around
last evenings moon does not summon up
temPests from their places, we shall expect
tr see an immense audience of friends and
admirers present at Rrainard's Hall to-
night
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AfPofSTHiESs OF DEFUTIEs.-our new
Sheriff. Mr.. Felix Nicola, has taken his
seat, and appointed Homer Strong and
George Ritlgeway deputies.
Mr.. B. LamsOn, Recorder, has slso vat,or
ms seat, but has not as yet appcfu ted his
deputies, "
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Newman s...-.-.....S5T rs Norris Geo...... g. 90
NOyes Il NJ. IS 80 Newton VIM H. IS 90
Royss W S....... 9s 90
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SUMMIT COUNTY.

We append few names Of person7, nav.
ing an income tax of 500 or mor,, vbicb
were omitted by clerk in the Assss,or,.
Office in copying the lista of one Assistant
Assessor into the Record of Special Income
Tax and which, consequently, did not
appear IL Monday mornings issue.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The case of Nor
ton mot Masters) ct. al. rs. shattuck, did
not come up yesterday, owing to the alb
sence ofone Of the attorneys. It will be
taken up at nine O'Clock this morning.
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East Cleveland Draft Association
Tho Treasurer WA. Ncf, will receive subscriptions
until the evening Of January 7th, when mass
meetingof the citizens viii be held at tho "Corners
to determine future action.
Every enrolled man is expected to be present.
H. C. FORD, President.
DANIFL DUTY, Secretary. jau5:1si
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TIE GREAT REBELLION,-Every prepara-
tion for these entertainments advertised in
another column, is progressing upon a
grand scale. Tickets are selling rapidly.
A great treat is in store for those who
attend.
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DEATHS IN LOUISVILLE HosP1TALs.-H.
Jones and Sergeant N, A. Dix, of the 4eth
0, vi, died in the hospitals at Louisville,
Ky, during the week ending December
29th, 1864.
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CITY NEWS

The particular attention ofour readers is
called to the large stock of Furs, on sale at
S. Benedict & Sons fashionable establish
ment. They keep the best and most fash
ionable Furs in the market, at low prices,
and those wishing Furs would do well to
call on them. deea4
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LOCAL NOTIOEs.

Sacred Readings at the West High School
Ball, Sunday evOning, January sth, 1865. Mr..
Evelyn Evans will give Sacred Reading at the
above time and place, for the benefit of soldiers
families. Selections viii be made from the Bible,
with other sacred Irose and poetry.
Mrs. T. J. BURRIN, co-,-.;...o
jsn5:1s4 Mira. J. DEGN0N. Ooi"'i''''''
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9geiua.

cTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE
iSTEe. ALrnRrya and PRzssIEa.-Hayin, Just re-
trrped nom the East, an prepared, by the aid Of
experienced hsnds, to do any work in this Iins,
e a. IL felt and beayer hats, Il the best possible
nanusF an most fashionable style.
ERED'K OTRiAA,
French Steam Dye Houss
mayIS l01 and l04 Seneca street.,
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200 YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES


Miss ?. A. Hsser, PianO-FOrfe.
The City Schools are to receive one half Of the
net proceeds OF these enteriainm. nts Ths follow
ing gentlemen aye q Committee TO receive and dis
bufss the funds: RsT. Anson Smytb, DR.. Tho. Star
ling, A, G. HOpinson, l. NJ. OViatl, S. Findley c.
g. Adams, A. Z. Bigeiow, q. E. Eastman, c. G.
Rounds, W. G. Fox, A. s. Hardy, a. g. Manson.
Tick, ts so Cents. Dooss cpen at 65S, to COM
mence at ~ o'clock.
A book Of 80 pages, containin the entire Songs,
Declarations, Destinations, Dialogues, &C, which
will sdd gleatly to the appreciation and enfoyment
Of the entertainment, for sale at the door, price 10
cents.
The splendid Steinway Concert Grand Piano used
on this occasion, ia furnished BY s. Brainard Co.
and the Mason q Hamliu Cabinet Organ fzom
Pierce & Allen.
GRAND GALA MATINEE
On Saturday afternoon, January 7th. Tickets ad.
mitting Schools and Childrea Is cents; Adults 25
cents. Doors open ct 1 O'Clock to commence at
O'Clock. This Matinee will be the came as the eve
ming performance, with gas, Sc. jan2Is4
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IECOMK-YAx PAYERS.

List of Persons, living in the Zine
teenth Confessional District, who
pay an Income tax of between Fifty
and a hundred Dollars.
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6urErnmEntal.

ASSISTANT QUARTERHAsTER's OFFICE,
CLEvILASD, O., Jan. Sd, 1865.
N0TIOE.-ON AND AFTER THIS
IN date Horsss offered for sale to The United States
viii be inspected st tbs Govtrnment Carral on the
Heights.
Hours for inspection will be IS follows;
From 10 to II o'clock A. n.
{" IL to AZ Pm.
BASIL L. SPANGLEB,
jan4.is5:1stp Capt. and A. Q. NJ.
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The Sixth Ward SER Protection OIuD
viii meet at the Wigwam on Wednesday and sstur-
day evenings Of this week. The COMMITTEES on En-
rollmont will also be present.
W.P. FoGG, Pres't.
GOE. a. KOrBE, sec'y jan4;1sl
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4 CaFd,-Ed.tor Lsc5er.-In order to correct
any wrong impression in regard to the extent of our
loss by the late fire, desire to inform all interest
ed, that we shall be able to Ill all our orders for
wooden-wars, now on hand, also, ell orders with
which our customers may favor US.
We would also take this occasion to return our
thanks to Chief Engineer James Hill, and the fire
department under him, for their successful efforts in
extinguishing the fire.
Jan1:ls4 CLARK. GRAHAM & WHITE.
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ARREST or PosToFF1CE CLERK.-A clerk
in the Cleveland Postofice, named Charles
Finney, was arrested yesterday by order of
Postmaster Cowles on charge of robbing the
mails. Suspicion had been directed against
him by the fact that one of his fellow
clerks had observed him in the act of ia
king an album from mailbag, and on be-
ingarrested he confessed to having at differ
ent times taken books from the mails. Tho
Grand Jury now have his Gaze under con-
sideration. The accused is about twenty
two years of age, and his parents reside in
Medina county,
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TIE SPECIAL IEooHE TAX should be paid
BY January 10th, 1885, to avoid the ten per
eentum penalty thereon, and costs, as pro
vided by law.
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
jan5:1s5 Collector.
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Card.-Hussey s Mcbride desire to inform their
friends and correspondents that they purpose con-
fning their attention exclusively Ito the Oil bust
ness, retiring from the Produce, Commission and
Forwarding in favor of Malone, Petit Co., whom
they recommend to their favorable consideration,
trusting that the patronage with which they have
been favored for the past fifteen years. will be ex-
tended to their successors.
HUSSEY & MCBRIDE.
In reference to the above, the undersigned re-
speotfully inform the numerous friends and CORES
ponpsnts of Hussey s Mcbride, that they have en-
tered into co-psrtnership under the name and style
of '' Malone, Petit & Co.." and will continue the
Commission and Forwarding business in the same
premises No. 12T and 12s River street. and hope by
strict attention to business, to secure continu-
Of the favors extended to their predecessors.
H,P. MALONE,
". B. PETIT,
{ ian4:1s5 VIC. KoLLMTER.
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nosfon Copper stoeIE lIarkef.

Prices for mining stocks BID in Boston to- day
Central So; Franklin So; Huron 4O5<; Isle Royale
Is; Hancock ~; Minnesota &c; Roekland 1G:
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CAPTURED AND observation-disclosures
FredOrking, Company B, and Frank A.
HarOn, Company D, of the 1881 o.V I.
were captured in November by the rebels,
while our army was falling back from Col
umbia, Penness, ZEE and were recaptured by
our men at the same place on the Path ult.
They were sick and wounded, and there
fore were not sent South with the rest of
the prisoners.