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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-02-14

HE CONT NENT AN ICEBERG.-Prof
Agassiz, in the atlantic Monthly, comes
to the conclusion that the continent Of
North America was at one time covered
with ice mile in thickness. The proof is
that the slopes Of the Allegheny range of
mountains are glacier worn on the very
. top, except a few points which were above
aass. Nannt w shingten, for in
stance is over six thousand feet high, and
the rough, unpublished surface of its sum-
mits, covered with loose fragments, just be-
low the level at which glacier marks come
to an end, tell us that it lifted its head
alone above the desolate waste of ice and
snow. In this region, then, the thickness
of the sheet cannot have been much less
than six thousand feet, and this is in keep
ing with the same kind of evidence in
other parts of the country for wherever
the mountains are much below six thou
sand feet the ice seems to have passed d.
rectly over them, while the few peaks ris-
ing on the heights are left untouched
The glacier, he argues, was Gods great
plough, and when the ice vanished from
the face of the land, it left it prepared for
the hand Of the husbandman The hard
surface of the rocks was ground to powder,
the elements of the soil were mingled in
fair proportions GRANTEES were carried in
to the lime regions, lime was mingled with
the more arid and unproductive districts,
and soil was prepared fit for the agricul-
tural uses of man. There are evidences
all over the polar regions to show that at
one period the heat of the tropics extend
ed all over the globe. The ice period is
supposed to be subsequent to this, and
i,ext to last before the advent of man on
this earth.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-02-14

Men,.
Army of Northern Virginia, "a $50
Army of Tennessee, 10000
Army of Missouri, $4,000
RESERVES.
Garrison of Richmond, LUG
Garrison OF hYncnhurg, 1000
Department of North Carolina, $500
Department Of South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida, opposing Sherman, 5000
Sherman, f II, 800
Department of Alabama, Mississippi and
Eastern Louisiana, $4,000
IONA. 5000
District of West Louisiana, 5000
Garrison of forts ON coast, 5000
o.,5t ot.I 16a osn
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-02-14

proved unavailing. The firing continued
until bed, bedstead, and bedding were
liddled with balls. ktlast they succeeded
I'm capturing one of the enemy, when a,
difference of opinion arose between Prem
aiss and Judge G. as to what should be
Rlis fate. AT length it was agreed that he
lhould be fairly and impartially tried by
+ jury of has cOunatrymsn.' Three of the
landlords sons were brought in and forced
20 sit as members of the jury, and third
lawyer who was present acted as judge.
nhe prisoner was then pinned to the wall.
Judge G--(who was very able lawyer
opened for the prosecution in a speech Of
two hours in length. Prentiss followed
for the defence in speech of four hours.
There were those present who had known
Prentiss intimately, and had heard him
upon great occasions of his life, and who
now assert that this was perhaps the most
brilliant speech he ever delivered"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1865-02-14

The STRENGTH OF THE CONFEDERATE ARMIES
The Herald publishes, with great flourish, what
it calls "a complete roster" Of the Confederate
army, with the names Of regiments composing
brigades, their commanders etc. It sums up the
strength of the army as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

There is a moderate business doing in
Compound interest notes at I0l4@ log buy
ing and lO2I@IOs selling, for the various
issues.
The Chicago Tribune says the bankers Of
that city all complain of a want of currency,
and do not expect any improvement until
the opening of the provision trade. eiq
The import entries at the port of New
York during the week ending on Saturday
last were to the amount of S6,754,24S, and
the exports of domestic produce s4,sIO, 1s9.
The export of specie amounted to 81, 42O, 924.
The local produce trade shows no improve
ment in business, and we have scarcely any
thing to remark in connection with the GEN
eral markets different from what we have
stated for the past ten days or more.t In.
Flour and Wheat there is not sufficient do
ing to establish prices. A better inquiry
was shown for Corn to-day at about previ-
GUS prices. Oats are dull and NOMINAL
There was a demand to-day for a fa--L
VI barley, the first reported transactions for
several weeks. Rye is without movement
and nominal.
There was a little more movement in Pro-
visions to-day, but the market is still very
quiet. Prices are unchanged. Produce is
quiet and steady at previous quotations.
Highwines are dull and dropping. We hear
Of nothing whatever doing in Petroleum,
except that Refners are shipping to some
extent East on their Own account. Prices
are steady and unchanged.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
twenty-four hours ending at z o'clock this
morning, were as ollows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

EVENING STRENGTHENING schools are
now in session at the Cleveland Business
College. The same branches are taught as
in day school to those who wish. The prin-
cipal part of the class, however, devote the
evening exclusively to writing. This gives
an excellent opportunity for hundreds OF
persons in the city who cannot leave their
business during the day to improve their
p~enmanship, extend their knowledge of the
principles governing commercial transac-
tons, and in every way fit themselves for a
more extended sphere in the business
world. ~
Their writing gallery in Rouses' block. is
in itself a model of neatness and taste. The
beautiful specimens adjoining it are chiefly
from the pen of c.. E. WILDER, Esq, who for
the past ten years has ranked chief among
the first of specimen writer's. He gives per.
superintendance to that department,
and we trust many of our young friends will
this winter avail themselves of his ex-
p~erience and skill in teaching.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

MUSICAL GIFTS FOR THE H~oLIDAYs.-our
musical readers will find anything in the
shape of a musical gift from IN elegant
1900 piano down to a banjo, at the extern
sive establishment of S. Brainard & Son,
2OS Superior street. From the way those
beautiful SteinaOqy and ChiekeriRg pianos,
and Mason & Hamlin's Cabinet organs, are
going of, we think it viii be advisable for
those wishing to purchase to call soon. 1t
is not necessary for US to speak in regard TO
the merits of the above instruments, they
are universally acknowledged to be the best
in tie 4oorId. Messrs. Brainard & Son have
also an elegant assortment of Guitars, Vic
Inns Flutes and all kinds of small instru-
.ments, together Nth the largest stock Of
sheet mnsic and musicfbOeks Hssv
would call attention to a choice collec-
ton of instrumental pianOforte music en-
titled the " Golden Chord" which will make
a most acceptable Christmas present for a
friend. It is published by Brain
ard Son. Frice 81, 30. -s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

Pastor of Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church.
ecl3:R9-d-tr
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
TulsDIY E1EFEa De-. 10. Ise5

TUESDAY EEEEEsy Dec. l9, 1884,
There was a more active demand for cur
reney in the money market to-day, and the
turn Of the market was seward q closer CON
ditien- The call for currencygs mainly
upon checks Ofdeposftors, and the reduction
of balances in this way has been large dur
ing the past week. ThsfsetTis, Uat busi<
ness men'generally are dOing 50 1ttle just
nov, that they are compelled to fall back
upon their accumulated prohts in the past,
so far as they take the shape Of bank bal
ances, to keep their business even, and
heneeit is that With most Of the banks the
deposit line has been reduced during the
past ten to fifteen days from a quarter to a
third, and the reduction is still in progress.
Comparatively, the demand for discounts is
upon a very moderate scale, and IN times Of
ordinary activity would not be cit, but un-
der the pressure from depOsitOrs bankers
feel compelled to eurtail their loan account
as far as they possibly can consistently with
the positive needs of their customers. 1t
seems hardly possible that this state of
things can last much longer without prov
ing a serious embarrassment to 3 c~onsidera-
BILE portion Of the mercantile community
at least those who are so unfortunate as to
have upon their hands large stocks which
they are unable to dispose os,andl whose
only recourse is to hank credits We do not
know that there are many of this class in
our city, but there are certainly a goodly
number in the West, and we are muchsmis-
takeu if they do not find themselves severe
ly pinched before the course OF exchanges
ia turned in favoraof the West.
We are still unable to note, any improve
this market, and continue to report the mar
ket close and rates steady at par bayihg and
Ito premium selling. 1aa
The resolution of Mr.. Alley, of Massachu-
sets, in the House of Representatives yes
terday, fully endorsing the contraction pol
icy of Secretary McCulloch, and which was
adopted by the overwhelming vote of ia to
6, is reported to have fallen quite heavily
upon stock speculation in Wall street to-
day. So decided an expression as was here
given removes all doubt as to what is 10 be
expected of Congress, and leaves the ques
ton of contraction no longer open, except
so far as the matter of practicability is con-
cerned. The resolution appears insodr tele-
graph columns this morning. az Bus
Gold moves upward at a very moderate
pace, the price closing to-day in New York
at l46s. Governments are less active in the
New York market, and prices of old . 2G's
are tending downward. seven-thirties are
steady, but losing frmness-
In this market to-day coin and govern
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

L
THREE HUNDRED CHILDREN BEGGING FOR
BREAD Fortunate and benevolent people of
Cleveland, viii you sanctif9 this Christmas
Holiday, and enjoy the sweet consolation of
doing good? Go this week TO the beautiful
Kelly's Hall, where you will meet with u
devoted ladies, at the head of a Bazaar or
ganized for the benefit of three hundred
helpless and destitute orphans.
The hall is splendid, the tables are nicely
decorated and loaded with New Years gifts.
Buy largely, give freely, seat at the re
freshment table and visit the tableaux
vivants. You viii unite the useful to the
agreeable. Three hundred innocent hearts
will pray for, and draw the blessings Of God
upon you and your family. A RAFPs
Bishop of Cleveland.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
LOCAL NOTICES.
i. &
HOStetteFS' Celebrated Stomach
BitterS.
READ REV, W. B. LEES LETTER.

READ REV. W. B. LEES LETTER.
BRoOKLYN, N. Y, May 2sth, 1868.
Messrs. HosTETTER 4 Smith:
GESTLEMEN-I have used your Bitters during
the last six weeks, and feel it due to you and TO the
public to express my hearty approval of their ef-
feet upon me- never wrote a ''puf" for any
one, and abhor every thing that savors Of quack-
cry. But your Bitters are entirely removed from
the level of the mere RossIns of the day, being
patent alike to all, and exactly what they profess
to be. They are not advertised to cure every thing
but they are recommended to assist nature in the
alienation and ultimate healing of many of the
most common infrmities of the body, and this they
will accomplish. 1 had been unwell for two
months, as is usual with me during the spring. 1
was bilious, and suffering from Indigestion, and a
general disease Of the mucuous membrane, and
though compelled to keep at work in the discharge
of my professional duties, vas very weak, of a yell
low complexion, no appetite, and much ofthe time
confined to my bed. When 1 had been taking
your Bitters a week my vigor returned; the sall0w
complexion was all gone, l relished my food, and
now 1 enjow the duties OF the mental application,
which 30 recently were SO very irksome and bur-
densome to me. When 1 used your Bitters, 1 felt
a change every day. These are Iaots. All infer
enee must be made by each Individual for himself.
-Yours,r respectfully
W. b. LEE,
Pastor Of Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church.
decI3: Red tri6w
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3H-G ETIg5 GEE aICN
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OPTICAL.

",Hf3E5J GIGLEd"
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs

Academy Of Music-Miss Lolita.
G. NJ. N.-Wantsd to Rent.
O.. Cutter 4 sOn-Hohday Goods.
B. P. Chatfeld-On Refinery for Sale.
G.s. Wheaton, clerk-Notice to Contractors.
Levitt. seoheid-Architect.
g.. L. Van EOrtwick-Salesmen Wanted.
Rev. E. A. Wilson-To C-onsumptiyes.
Phi Alpha SOciety-LOcsl Notice.
E. 1. Baldwin, Co.-Found.
B. S. Green-Beautiful EngraviDgs.
J. W. Fortune-Musical Host.
Jag Seneca ~street-Splendid Light.
Griffin 4 ~Baker-Agents Wanted
rs Erie str~eet-BOard.rs Wanted.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
Chicago Market-Dee. 10

'H~L0UR-Quiet-
WHEAT-Dull and declined Id11Se. Sales at
Sls2o29I2sA for No. /, and 9l@S2o for No.2.
CoRN-Actiye at ACC for No. ] and 40g42c for
No.2.
0ATs-DulI at 25482Gc.
HIGHWNEs-Dull
PROvIsIONs-A lmost n0miuaI
HoGs-in moderate supply at 7Z99Hc for me-
DRESSED HOGs-Not 20 firm at 1O61Ic.
kEcEiPTs-Flour $500 bbhs; wheat q, 500 bu;
corn l6,eOO bu; oats 10000 bu.
SmPMENTs-FlOur 500 bbls.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

De CoRDovA To-NIsHr.-The great hu-
morist De Cordova, who has been SO often
compared to Thackery and Dickens in this
country and England viii deliver his ia
nous lecture, s'9he Law msRe: Hidge
o.. Midge," before the Library Association
at Brainards Han this evening. Arrange
ments have been made for one hundred ad-
ditioual seats, so that theEast crowd who
will DC. doubt throng to hear him can be an
accommodated. We predict the most bril-
liant and enjoyabis intellectual and Ru-
merOus feast of the season. The lecture
will commence at q quarter before eight.
Alr. De Cordova lectured in Pittsburgh last
evening to . densely crowded house.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
OPTICIANS.
SOLOlfONsON,s
CELEBRATED 6~PECTACLEs
FOR SALE.
VTITI8TE FARMS FOR SALE.-I

EHhHD LUh
offer for sale two farms, IitHsted one and &
half miles south Of Greenville, Mercer eq4ptI RAJ
Great Western Railway, near its junction With
the Kris 4 Pittsburgh, and Bear Creek Railroads.
All the transfers With these Roads and the Erie
Canal win Be make st this point. The Bear Creek
Railroad is nov being constructed and wiz Be
cOmpieted during the next summer, and viii open
50, 900 Gcres. Of the most valuabls Coal Fields in
Western pennsylvania. This property situated az
II 4 in one Of the richest valleys IN orr State, and
At the junction Of three Railroads and the Canal.
a the most favorable point for the location Of q
Manufacturing AstabliAhment in this part Of the
STATE. Alarge portion OF the property can be sold
for Town Lots, A. I have slready had applications
for lots for building purposes, but would prefer
ceiling Il altogether The soil is good and thelarms
BEAUTIFULLY situated. For further particular. in
ouire Of I'D. GILL,
100 112 Wster-et. Maadyflis. pa
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
Cleveland KholesalA Market.

EA TUESDAY EvEEaNG, Dec. 10, 1865.
FlOur-Dull and nominany unchanged. Sales
80 bbls choice country Xxx white at s1l. q; 100
bbls good do Xxx red at Sa,5S. Isl
W~heat-DplI and heaty. Sales 9 cars old am
Der Michigan at s2,O9. No sales of other grade.
reported. so
more demand to-day. Sales loco bu
choice No. 1 at 59C; 5 cars-nSE shelled at CSC; 2
cars do do at Sc.
Oats-Dullj no sales. No. 1 held at 4Oa41c
Rye-DuIl and nominal.
BarIey-Quiet. Sales 1 car No. I Ohio at eoc .
2 cars No. 2dOat 6sc. "
Dressed HOgs-very little doing. Packers
Offering loo per n for heavy
P0rk-Unchanged. saiesI5 bbis Mezs at san
%; Clear held at $500. Q LEASE HfYHFF
~Lard-ste6dy. Held at zoe for eitv.rsnd.rad
In terees, 2le fer do in kegs. Sales $500 lbs IN
tierces at the quotation. #HTI
~HAanis-Sales 1000 lbs city sugar-cured at 25c.
1900 lbs city -cured at Ice.
Mess BeeE-steady at SIS, OOfor city-packed.
Dried Beef-Held at 22sfOr city cured.
Bufter-In fair trade demand. Small sales of
prime roll and choice tub at S5c. s
Cheese-ouiet and steady. Good to choice
Western Reserve and New York I6a2Ic. 41iai
Eggs-In moderate request at SIG: &c for fresh
packed. -rfFsTI
HighWines-Dull. Held at 81, 22@2, %.
AleOhOI-stsady. Held a. s4.Ag4,49 for ss
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, S4,5s. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,s7@2,42.
PetrOleunl-euiet aud steady at 74975e for
refined.
OiIs-steady at the following prices:
Linseed------S $50 Whale, W. B. 81 90
Lard~~~-~.~s2 OOg2 80 Sperm, W. 81, Z 90 %
Neatsfoot-~- -Si IS :
Dried APples-Quiet ct IIaI2c for old. 14a |
l4%c for new.
Green ApRIes-ouies and steady. Good to
choice fruit held at fD0@5,O0.
POtatOes-Pesd lows steady and In fairde
nand at sO@s5c in car lots. 4
Beans-Hsid at sl,75@2,OO for good to prime
white.
RRY-Lo0se selling at q range Of Ss,00912,o0; |
pressed at $50, O0@22,U0 Market quiet.
Glover Seed-In moderate demand at s7,75.
Hickory Nuts-In fair demand ct 81 ,75@
90 per busheI.
Lake Ffsh-Whitefsh scarce aad arm ct
800 per half Dbl; Pickerel 1885, Trout 500
$3.50; Herring s6.2s,
TaIIow-Iu fair inquiry and steady at 1sO
or country-rendered.
Feathers-In demand At GI,OO@LIo for live
,etse.
SaIt-Tirm at s2,5 for Ehle; E,eO for coarse
sass for Saginaw .s.isfurrW sssE
Ale and POrter-steAdW We quote sPres-
Mt Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock Xxx sl4,OO; Ken
stt $1,000 Pale Cream, Sll,o0i Porter sIA,O0-
iAlf and quarter barrels in proport@. -s
HOPs-Firm. Held at g range Of 4o@0Oe for
few Y0Ek, 4iohissa and oeiOtO s1sW98
s-gio oa -E,E -sS,alri9 TeE As4
EA-ssss .fstaa..5 q bioa
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

"A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is q Blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an edectua
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity Of
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincins
natl, Ohio, aud sold by all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

hAlLNAh sfOChb.
Railway speculation was dull this morning,
both at open Board and Stock Exchange Pitts
Durg was the weakest stock on the list, and sold
down TO 81 Altar Regular eal the zarhot ras
" on the street for q time, but rallied before
the one O'Clock Board. During the afternoon the
market was firm, but became weaker at the last
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
PORK HOUSE FOB A D

nHEPoRK PACKING ESTABLISH
- 0bfo. q offered for sale, together With tools
- s-tnres. an IN complete Ordar. The building
= s,tnsted near the Q. az. B. r. on the ssndus-
nf-er III : lesirabIe location. There are eWo
- hogeas conTsniently located nsar the Pack
~ ko1se' A rare ohancs Is offered for = good
.1scaIssion. For term, &C, apply personally OF
81 istfer o CHARLES Z; RkB Agent
q dommIssion Merchants 14a West Wafer
1tSsSs EsEassss w. s'VsiSs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

CIVIL BRANCH OF CoURr OF CoxnoS PLEAS.
Application for injunction has been denied
and petition dismissed in theacase of Sam
rel Davis Il q pss the A. 4 G. ". and the
O. ~ 4sHroad Companies. Plaintiffs
give notice Of an appeal.
Nothing was done in the civil branch yes
terday. Judge Foote will take up divorces
cases this morning. n
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

The. CLEVELAND TELEGRAPH1c ISsrIrurE
in connection with the Business College Of
this place offers ~unequaled facilities for ac-
curing the remuneratiEe art of Telegraph
ing. The demanuao4
is universal amongst all Telegraph Compa-
MES. This Institute is under the personal
supervision of leading telegraph men, and
opens up better opportunities for learning
the art thoroughly and putting it into prae-
tice Immediately than any other Institute in
the country.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

The ARGUMENTS IN THE HUGHES CASE
R. E. Knight, Esq, associate counsel for the
defense, did not complete his argument yes
terday afternoon. He will resume it at nine
o'clock this morning, and will probably oc-
cupy all the forenoon. He is a very able
advocate, and his argument will command
wide attention. N. s, Castle, Esq, viii fol-
low Mr.. Knight this afternoon, on the part
of the defense. He will make a telling ar
gument.
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THE BEDFORD MURDER
TRIAFoF DIR. 5eHN=w. HUGHES,
.IA5lE
The MurdererOf NJ Parsons.
foIFETTTA Gur--TfLI ~
opening Arguments for the State
ana the Defense by 4. 7. Slade
and z. Z. knight, Esqrs.

The court met at nine o'clock yesterday
morning, when the argument in behalf Of
the State was opened by Albert 7. slade,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Special Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
-E NEW YoRK, December 10.
as-esf FINANCIAL.
wall street was more excited than for some DAYS
pat The resolutions, yesterday, in the House
fully adopting the pOhcyeof contraction is inter-
preted as unfayorabls To speculation, and tends to
depress quotations.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20
Malt-stsady. Barley Malt .ellIng q a1.so 3
lspselsl to Cleveland Daily LrsDr..l-

M Special g VlsVsIand Daily LEhDER.I
PITTSBURGH, Dec. $500 P. n.
The Oh market improved to-day, and prices of
Crude are a shade bstter. The sales exceed 5000
bOls. The stock on hand is light. The warm
weather, with mild rains, viii open up the Allie
gheny, and boats are announced for Tomorrow
The river has risen FIVE inches at OH City. Sales
Of Crude are 1850 bbls in bulk at Csc 800 bbls
in lots at S31zc, including packages.
Sales of Refined are 1850 bbls bonded for PhiIa-
delphia at 679S7Ne; 500 bbls bonded on spot at
SIC. small sales free at 7sc. l
Benzole, choice. free, held at 42e barrels SIC.
Sales Of headlight oil at 4Oc, barrels SOC.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

THE MErROPoL1TAx4only a few days re
main in which you can get certificates for
those magnificent Christmas gifts at Lin
coins store, No. $40 Superior street. Every
book sold carries a present with il, and is
sold at the ruling price. AlIthe fine hOli-
day editions ma be found at Lincoln's.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

TIE LECTURE LAST NIGHT.-We were un-
able to attend the lecture given last night
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island,
on "The Living Machine" but understand
that it was a very pleasant and instructive
discourse. A good audience was in attend-
anee-
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la For Evening Edition News
see inside.
b9r For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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DIED.

KAHERLEBER On Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Frederickai wife of GOttlieb Kayerleber. -
Funeral will take place at her late residence, 33
Kinsman street, tomorrow, at 2 o clock.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

SPECIAL ELECTION OF TRUsTEE.-A special
election will be held in the Fifth Ward, to-
morrow, December 21st, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of B. B. Bower as
one of the Trustees of that Ward.