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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

FEsTIvAL.-The Anniversary Festival Of
the st. Clair street M. E. Sabbath School,
which viii take place next Tuesday even
ing, viii be unusually interesting. Exer-
cises Of a novel and interesting character
viii be introduced, imparting both amuse-
ment and instruction. Gen. Tom Thumb
and lady three and four years of age wiz be
present in full costume, and snliven the oc-
eAsiqa With thsiS i~RtegHstipg chit chat
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QeEeIand WholesaIe Market.

z-v-urI . FBIDAT EVENING, Dec. =, 1865.
EOur-Dull, and prices unchanged The de-
mandis only for trade lots.
Wheat-Ghoice grades arc scarce and in some
demand, but transactions are on private Il rms. A
sale of 10, 900 bu choice Canada red was made last
evening, price withheld. New No. 2 red neglected
and nominal at 81, s5@1,4o
COrn-In fair inquiry and steady. Sales 3 cars
new shelIed at SIC from store; 8 cars old No. 2
mixed at sec.
~Oats-ouiet. Held at 4oc from store.
Rye-Dul and nominal.
BarIey-Neglected and nominal.
Dressed HOgS-In fair receipt, and prices
steady at a range Of 1OH@I1c for heavy. Packers
are buying spAringly.
Pork-steady. City Mess held at $500. Clear
held at $500.
Lard-Demsnd moderate. Held ct I9c for city
rendered in tieroes, zoe for do in kegs.
Hams-euiet, Sugar-cured held at &c.
ShOuIders-Held at Ice for city-cured.
Mess Bee-steady at Sls, 20 for city packed.
Dried ReeE-Held at &c for city-cured.
Rutter@In moderate demand. Sales 80 kegs
common to good W. r. at 2s@31c; small sales Of
prime roll and choice tub at 35c.
Cheese-Dul.' Good TO choice Western Reserve
andrew York held at I592Oc.
Rges-Dul1 and easier. Held at S39S5c.
POUIfry-Scarce, in good demand, and higher.
Sales of Turkeys at zoe and Chickens at l5c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sales 20 bbls at 81, 20.
Is AIeohOI-steady. Held at S4,3694,41 for %
per oeRt. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent? $4,5l. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,S3@2,3s.
PetrOIcum-ouiet and steady at 73@74O for
refined FREQ. q.
OfIs-Steady at the following prices:
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Some parties have sold freely under the impress
sion that 5-20's will continue to advance. In Lon
don the prices of old 5-2O's advanced &c upon the
receipt Of the Australians news. Some foreign
bankers were selling during the morning and 9TH
ers were buyers. Private advicesiper the Austral-
ian speak better for governments than the pub
lished accounts, and 5-20s are quoted at G5@65%.
This had a very buoyant effect upon the whole gov
eminent list, and sharp advance took place at the
close; old 5-20's were in demand for shipment and
were quoted at lO5@105%. There was a small sup
ply and restricted business, 6-20 coupons of Is64-5
sold at 102@l021S, rates were strong at 9SM@99 for
first and 9Ssz99SA for other series.
COTTON
The cotton market this afternoon conformed to
the news from Europe, and there was an advance
ofl@2c. ne
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks are quiet. The sales TODAY
were at the following rates:
BennehOf Run I600 Brady 81 ; Central 1925
Empire City 4; Excelsior So Oceanic 40; Oil Greek
1I5; Pithole Creek 1910; Webster 95; Buchanan
Farm 70; Rynd Farm g..
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum is very dun at 62Hc for refined in
bond, and 4o@401zc for crude. Only small sales
are making.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30
Pltssburgh PetroleumI lIeFkol..
[speoial . oIarslsaa paIly 80.

ePIrTsBUssH, Dec. 2s-1WF.19s
The river to the,oil regions is in good boating or
der, and heavy receipts are coming. Tbs market
is Inactive. Dealers are not disposed to operate 1t
present figures. Stocks ars light. Sales 800 bbss
Crude at SIC, including packages. There Il nolds-
mand from the East. sGE1sila boah stur1 =
Sales Of Behnsd arr 1000 bbls bonded. January
delivery, at 5sc. No demand for immediate deliI.
cry. Free nominal. ~ Lflqlrs3 ntsfl 'E
Sales 100 bbIs Tar ut $500. Sales 100, bbIs Ben
Eole, free, at 42c. Sales so bbls Gazolins at &c.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
RebeIIIOn i'm the Human INTERIOR

Rebellion in the Human Interior
RebeIlions are not confined to bodies polite. They
break out in our own interiors as well as in the
'tbowels Of the land" fhe natural law Of our
bodies is health, bat we misuse them, and they re-
volt. We subject them to exposure, we Overtask
them, We overload the stomach, we neglect the
bowpIs, We plunge out of looms hotter than the
tropics into an atmosphere below freezing point,
and in various other ways tribe With our health.
But these frames of ours are wonderful ma
chimes, and we can, by the use Of the PROPER
MEANS, SO INVIGoRATE and REGULATE
them as to render them almost proof against the
ordeals to which, in our rscklessness, we subject
Nothing that has ever been known or heard Of as
a tonic adds SO much to the resistant power Of the
human system under circumstances unfaverable
to hyalth as HosTETTER,SSTeMACH BITTERs.
II you would escape the intermittent feyers. hta
Of indigestion, bilious attacks, and bowel COM
plants, of which cold and damp are the frequent
causes. use the BITTERs as a PROTECTIVE
MEDICINE. This is the wisest course; but II
already an INVALID, try the preparation asa RE-
sToRATIVE. In either case, full reliance may
be placed upon its efficacy. Sold eyerywhere.-
Sunday Mercury, Dec. 25ths 1862. dec2l
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

THE GLASS Brownsville Bohemian
Scientific Troupe of Glass Blowers are giving
to good houses nightly exhibitions, which
are calculated 10 instruct people as well as
to divert and amuse them. They are hold
ing forth in Kelley's Hall. A matinee will
ts given this afternoon, and an exhibition
IN the evening.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

GEN. GRANTS REPoRT.-The publisher
Beade-sends US through W. D. Baker a
copy Of Gen. Grants Report, done in The us
uaI style of the publications of this popular
house. 1t is the most convenient form in
which this report has reached US. Baker
has it for sale, dog cheap, at his news room.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

LIQUOR SELLERs-ANoTHER BATCH OF Ar
RAIeNMENrs.-The following parties, liquor
sellers of this city, were arraigned yester-
day afternoon on indictments of keeping
places Of public resort for the sale of intoxi-
eating drinks, and were disposed of as stated
below. Taken together with their fellows
in misery, reported in our last evenings
edition, on the third page, they constitute a
good days work:
State rs. Charles J. Cuyler; plea, guilty;
SIS and costs.
State IS. Andrew Kessler; plea, guilty;
SIS and costs.
State Is. Thomas Brace and Thomas F.
Arch; plea, guilty SO, each, and costs.
State Us. Thomas Goode /; plea, guilty; SO
and costs.
State rs. Henry Belstine; plea, guilty; SO
and costs,
State rs. J.H. Bailey; plea, guilty; SIS
and costs.
State Us. Peter schutthelm; plea, guilty p;
BIS and costs.
State Us. George Robertson plea, guilty ;
SIS and costs.
State rs. E. H. Bradshaw; plea, guilty ;
SIS and costs.
State Us. John Hawkins plea, guilty SIS
and costs.
State Us. Frederick HaltnOrtb, plea, guilty;
SIS and costs.
State Us. VIM. Gould plea, guilty; sl5
and costs.
State Us. George orth; plea, guilty SIS
and costs. 2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

TIE WILLoUGnBY RoBBERr.-No new de-
velepments have come to light in this case,
other than that the suffering parties will
find that their losses viii foot up larger than
a~utieipated. The articles taken were silks,
furs and goods equally costly.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

GARRorER BEDFORD IHD1oTED. = William
Bedford, the garroter, who robbed James
Clinton of So a few nights since, has been
indicted, and WILDE tried on Tuesday OF
Wednesday next he is sure to go to the
Gta4a pr+rons- -s-a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

Gram JuRx's sREPoRr-The Grand Jury
have concluded their Investigations, and
having inspected the condition of the jail,
county buildings &c, will make their usual
report on the same, this morning, after the
sentence Of DR.. Hughes shall have been
nrnnonnced-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

1 CoUEr 1IATEERs.-The present term has
been one of the largest and most laborious
n the historyof the court. It was hoped it
would close this week, but several days more
will be consumed. Judges, lawyers and
clerks are tired out, and no wonder.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30
Chtcaro Mnrhef-nne- %

FLoUR-Stcady.
for No. l. /2
CORN-Vcry dull. ..-s. H
OAfs-Qriet.
HIGHwINEs-Dul. @ a
PRovIsIoNs-Advaneed SOC Mess pork SOS. 90.
GREEN HAMs-Firm nj I5GI5Mc.,
SWEET PIcKLE-In fair dcine1d at I5sIMI61<.
manufactured 70. Sales at ls@ls1Sc. for
steam rendered. ii @ -ar
There is some inquiry for Beef. Sales Of Mess at
13c, extra do, at 1sc.
Hoes-Less active and declined SOC. Sales at
$40, 759ll, 90, dividing on 200 lbs.
LIVE HoGs-ln fair supply. Sales at S9.37J%0
1000 for medium to very choice.
REcEIPTs-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat l6. 900 bu.
corn ZOO bu; oats 80, 900 bu.
snIPMESTs-Flour $500 bbls.; wheat 1000. bn.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

POLICE CoURr.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket yesterday morning
Drunkenness-A. ]. Cossick, Fred. Saxon.
Francis Tounella, and James McManus,
each fined 81 and costs.
Vagrancy-susan Mcmahon, Work House
thirty days.
Disturbance Bridget Murray, 81 and
costs James Erwin and Jerry Majo, S. and
costs, each.
Destroying Property-Ann Crafty, 81 and
costs; Patrick Behan, continued to January
5th, 1866.
Injuring Property-James and John Nah
an, case continued till January Sd.
Receiving Stolen Property Patrick,
Bridget and Winnie Dira, case continued
till January Sd.
Violating Sidewalk ordinanee-christian
Andrews, Thomas Manning, William Wat
son and John Frank, case continued till
January Sd.
Assault and Battery-George mot W.
johnson, s. and costs; Dennis Kaneen, s.
and costs, ClatteE $l2,sa)j Mrs., Ksassg dis
charged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

KEEPING A GAMBLING RooM.-Andrew
Kessler was arraigned yesterday Of an in
dietment for keeping a room to be used for
gambling, whom he entered the plea OF
guilty and was fined $40 and costs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

EAPPEESTIcEs FOR THE NAvY.-We invite
the attention of our readers to an advertise
mant found elsewhere, calling for naval
apprentices. 1t explains itself and makes
its own plea. The highest positions in the
navy are open to the worthy of all classes
of society. The advantage to our merchant
marine, in educating native-born American
citizens to command and officer our mer-
chantvessels, cannot be over estimated. Let
our readers examine the advertisement and
ponder the subject. 2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

Cosv1crED.-John Mcintosh, the accom-
plice Of John Sullivan, was convicted, yes
terday, of burglary and grand larceny.
These parties will soon exchange this
theater of operations for the narrower sphere
of the penitentiary. The lightning jury sit
ting in Judge Bottoms room know what
business is. Perhaps, however, they should
not receive all the credit for the dispatch of
business. 1t is said that all the lawyers in
that room have thus far been engaged in
prosecuting cause for the State!
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no C0NTRLCTORG.ASeaIed

NOTICE TO 9C0NTRACTOR6.ASeaIed
proposals win be received st the omee Of the
Board of City Improvements until Tuesday at 2
O'Clock P NJ, January End, 1856, for removing ell
year from said date, in accordance with the ordi-
nance Of December 9Th; Is .; said bid to give the
number Of the ward or wards, and the price for
each ward. 8
By order Of the Board.
r110 = G.. S. WHEATON, Clerk. ID
December 10Th, 1855. dec2o;Z76
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

STRANGE EFFECT OF CRIME. - Chicken"
Smith, who has just been convicted Of a
~penitentiary ~offense, is well known in
Northern Ohio. His real name is Nathan,
but as he had such an inordinate, i~rresisti-
BILE passion for poultry that he must needs
lay waste the roosts of all this section of the
State, the name of "Chicken" was bestowed
as a grstuity upon him. Another consider
alton, which had weight with those who
christened him anew, was his mode of fight
ing. He fought like a rooster, jumping for
ward and upward, using his feet as if they
were armed with spurs. But now that he
has left poultry stealing, and addressed him
self to a more dignifed branch Of the same
great ayocation, namely, stealing cattle, his
mode of warfare has changed. Having be-
come a bull of Bashaw he uses his head as
his chief weapon, offensive and defensive.
We were in the police prison a few days
since, and witnessed his feats. He can push
enormously, and his head has become SO
hard that it would probably be inmpossible
for him to commit suicide by thrusting his
head never so violently against stone wall,
or falling upon the same from any reasona-
BILE hight, say fifty feet.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

ACADEMY OF Music" Arrah Ma Pogue"
will be repeated for the third time this
evening. In its presentation last night the
stage machinery moved with the regularity
and ease of clock-work, giving much more
effectiveness to the drama. An overlooking
house is expected tonight. 1
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30
MARRIED.

BECKWITH-sHRRWIN-In this city on the
2Sth inst, at the residence Of the brides father, by
Rev. A. NJ. Richardson, Mr.. Columbus @. Beck
with to Ida Alice, youngest daughter ofA, sher-
win, Esq.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

CHRISTMAS GIFrs.-Miss Mary Van Uaun,
of East ROckpOrt, drew a magnificent cabi-
net organ, yesterday, at the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

MosEY-The market is easier will a large sup,
ply at 6per cent. for call loans.
STERLING ExcHAKGE-Dull at 109@1O9L. for
LIST class bills.
GoLD-A shade lower and less active, opening al
l4515 and closing At I451<. 49,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

PIANos.-If you want a good Piano call at
the Piano Rooms of Shaw & Co., and see
those of George steck and Hazelton's make,
just received. They are really fine @instru-.
ments. dec27:274.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

NoLBED-MRs. WILLIAMSON CLEARED.-
The several indictments pending against
Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson, for receiving
stolen property, nave been nolledy and that
matron will go into Society once more.
Her sons Robert and John have been con-
victed, and it was confidently believed that
their mother would accompany them to the
State prison. The wives of the boys are
very angry at the reUult, and declare that
the mother is more culpable than the boys
since it was she who urged or stimulated
them to go into the criminal business which
clothes them in striped garments .
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NY. stoek Market-nec. 90

GOVERNMENT sTocKs-More active aud hrmer.
u. s. 6s 81 coupons, 107A; do. 500 coupons So,
104s4; do. Of "a, lO2; q. S. IS 1910 coupons 9J54;
Treasury notes 1905, LIST series 9S4; do I'd series
at 9SZ. +-'
~STOcKs-Heavy and strong.
New York Central 96h; Erie 96%; do. preferred,
Sc; Hudson 1857; Heading log; Marietta aud Gin
cinnati, 1st preferred so; Michigan Southern, b. 5,
74H; Pittsburgh S3M;North Western preferred
va Moth West7rH S5Isi kock 7IzIAnu us; Fort
Wayne l061s; Terre Haute preferred II.
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
DIED.

KENT-In Chester, Geauga county, on the even
ing Of the 18th, Katie B., daughter Of o. G. and
Lucy B. Ktht. Aged 4 years, 3 months and Is
days.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

. BARNEY COIBuRE.-This alleged counter
fe.ter has not yet had full examination be-
fore Commissioner White. It was expected
that the case would be called to-day.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, December 16.-Cotton sales for the
week were go, 900 bales, including ~. 600 10 specula-
tors, and 1900 to exporters. Sales on. Friday
S,OOo bales. Market closed quiet. Stock in port
3l8,OOO bsles, including I27,e0 Of American.
frmer.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, December 10
Cotton sales for to-day were 10. coo bales. The
market closed hrmer, but quotations are I'M
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30
New York AIarket-Dee. %.

80 A-ANA AgN-DGNa SVe
CoTTos-More active and firm. Sales at 53@55c
for middling.
FLoUR-Less active and without decided change.
Sales at Ss,4O9s,G0 for extra state; IS, s5a9,I Is
extra round hoop Ohio; S9,2O91O,3O for trade
brands. Market closing quiet.
MHIsKY-Dul and nominal. Sales Of western
at S2,2792,2s.
WHEAT-Quiet but very firm.
Sales at $3.50 for good old Milwaukee club; ST.
slz29l,94 for old amber Milwaukee.
BARLBYCQuiet. Sales Of state at SI,O0.
BARLEY MALT-DuH.
CoRN-Quiet and without decided change.
saies at 9Og9413 for unsound 95@e6%c for
sound mixed western, H n =
0ATs-DulI and heavy. Sales at 496a56c for nm
sound; GO962c for sound.
PErRoLEuM-Dun. Small sales Of crude at 4O6
4012c; and 62%G63c for refined in bond.
WOOL-Quiet.
PoRK-Heavy a1d lower.
Sales at s29,3IHregular, S24,OO for new prime
mess; and S24,50 for prime mess. Also $3.50 bbls
new mess for January aud FEBRUARY, sellers option
9SZ1IhOQJQR ~---O- P.O,4Ous pI Ives.
Prime mess quiet. @ -
BEEF HAHs-Quiet at sS5, 90. Ga
Cut MEATs-Dull. Sales at 1I6I3c for shoul.
ders, and l312@I6c for hams.
BAc0N-Dull Sales at E@I51Sc for Cumberland
cut; Ice for short ribbed.
DRESSED HoGs-Quiet. Sales at I31Sa@I3L for
western; 13A9I3%c for city.
LABDQuiet and firm. Sales at I6a20c; latter
an extreme. % rlrl
BurTER-Quiet and heavy. Sales at 2Oas5c for
Ohio, and 2T@4ec for state.
C~HEEsE-Quiet. Sales at 13dIs5<c. .lf u.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, dull and dropping.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

@ NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Academy Of Musio-Arrah Ma Pogue.
John G. yennings-Insurance and Real Estate
Agent. r
J. Loyetts' st&ble-Saddls Horse for Sale.
SeIby, Brown & Pearson-Dress Goods.
S. P. Woods-Pocket Book Lost.
Benton, Myers a Csnheld-Psrtnership Notice,
Jacob ~Frouk-Local Notice.
Universalist society-LocaI Notice.
y Clark 4 Baker-New Years Presents.
Hattersley-Skates.
Temperance Hall-spirituAl Lecture.
Lost-Gold Watch.
Found-Pair OF Skates.
Found-Local Notice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

FoUND.-If the lady who advertised a
Etchd street., thursday last wIi call at the
LEADER Office, she will find her property.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

SENrExCAoF Dr.. HUeHEs.-Dr. John W.
Hughes, the murderer of Miss Tamzen Par
sons, of Bedford, will receive his sentence at
nine o'clock this morning i'm court room
No. 5, from Judge Cofinberry. The prison
er will no doubt have something to say, and
every word he may utter viii be caught up
with as much avidity- by the eager public
as if they were nuggets of gold.
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no CONSERVATIVES,

-nHE Rev. Edward A. Wilson's Pre-
i pared Prescription for thecure OF CONsUHP-
-TION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. COUGHS,
COLDS, and all THROAT and LUNG AFEEO-
'TI0NS, has now been in use over Ten years with
the most marked success.
The Remedy, prepared under Mr.. Wilson's per-
sonal supervision, also a pamphlet containing the
original Prescription, with full and explicit d.
a~reefions for preparation and use, together with q
short history Of his case, may Be obtained atat q
Z @. S. MACKENZIE,
Druggist,
No. l26 Superior street, Q
. arll ..s -slth QeyeIand, Ohio.
Or REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1C5 South Second street,
EA 40 80 .-zz EWiliamshnrkh ny
M Price Of Remedy. $3.50 per package.
PApP6st Furnished teA q ihaEEss dsS292a9tQa
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.-Sealed
In proposals. viii be received at the Office Of the
Board Of City Improvements until Tuesday. at 2
o'clock P. M. January ID, 1866, for removing The
''~ contents Of privy[ysults,'' for one year from
SAID date, in accordance with the ordinance of
Dec. 9Th, 1855; said bids to state the price per load
By ordsrof the Board
.5v -a-sed5 waG..S. WHEATON, Clerk
Dacambar Iofb IsG5 dec0O.aTe
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at the Principal Hotels for
h last Twenty-FOuF Hours.
WKDDELI HOUSE
RussELL's FOREST CITY HOUSE.

A Shakespeare, Medina H G Legin, city
A Chersbrough, Sup Br CIV Warrotta, city
f A Button, Pa ] L BirchheId, Meadvfle
Mrs MuirsOn 4 $ Medina L Byles, Oil City a1tr+
L G Smith. city Miss Howell, Warren,
W D Webster, Scion L Sill, Newburg
II Patchen, Rocky River J6imrson,
G II Myers, city C Halle, =s
J d Marsh, 0beriin A Deman, Ravena
I'D Whitney, Sandusky Brayton, city
G. Z Emerson 4 /, NewbiRA 7 Goodman, Pa ~-H-
+ B Wadhams, Boston JF Armstrong, Rayena
II d Foster, Hudson = BIaekmsh, Scion
d C Parmly. gainesville W D Webster,
r Plumb, oberiin S Dohbs, Randolph
Mrs West, Put-in-Bay q d Case, Youngstown
J A Brown, NY W Campbell, Niles.
II Ellen, WiIloughby LIS Shepherd, NoTwalk
II L Murray 4 VT, Ky G D Daniels +"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

GOLD WATCH LOST.-In this city, a
T gold open faced watch was lost, with an in
dependent second hand, with two time faces The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving It at =.
Kimberiey's stable, 20 Champlain-st. R2I6.
EOUND.-A pair of skates which the
owner can have by calling ct this once and
Payipg tE thiA hsIsEthARast, R1h
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

School scExE-Teaeher - First boy,
what is the lesson for the New Year, ssdl,
First Boy There is sztime for all
things"
Teacher-@Next boy, what else do we
add to the proverb P
Second BOy-"And there should be a
place for all things"
Teacher-"N Next boy, give an example"
Third BOy-"My mother says that nOw is
the time to buy HOOpskirts and Corsets, and
the place is the mandatory Of Jseob Frank
Eo I2S Superior street, under the American,
where fifty per cent. is saved by 80
cTeacher is carried out ~fainting and the
school breaks up in disorder. Verify, truth
is stranger than fction.)
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see inside.
"a For Morning Edition News
see outside.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

Rose Il PFentIss' Provision Market
report. t-
The following are the rates charged by us:
HAMs-Sugar-cured premium hams Q d.. %
CANVAssKD HAMs q b..
DRIED BEES .....-.., -....-.........
sHOULDERs-Sugsr-eu cured p D~-....--.-...- 16
BAooS-0r Smoked Sides 8 b.--.-..-........ 20
= eafkettle-rndd in bbls or tres le
4" Prime Leafksttls-rnd'din kegs . ~. 20
PoRK-No. l mess (new) . bl..-.-.-...---S2S 90
4" Extra clear D 81 90
bS-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, andequal to anythingin
the State. Orders promptly hned.
ROSE & PREETISS.
Nos 142. IA and 146 Ontario street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

MONEY.

Tbs following were the closing prices at $50 N.
New York Central96Z; Erie 952<; Hudson 1855
and 4 Pittsb1rg s55; Rock Island I0S; North,
western 35X. =