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NEW YORK MARKET-Jan. 4

81 FRLRGRAFH.I
COtfOn-Lsss active and lower. Sales ct 81 20
for niddlng.
FIOur-stats and Western dull, but without
decided change.
salss at so l6alO Is for extra State; Si1 2O0
II % for common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; Su so912 90 for trade brands.
Market closing quiss.
Whfaky-Reavy and declining Sales at
s2 2s7<92 Is for western; chiefly as 81 2sz9
wheat Opened heavy and closed 19Ro batter.
Chicago spring S2 271S02 ssi very choice amber
MifWsukes 50 4S92 81 winter red western 81 So;
amber western s. 55; Shoics winter red State At
S2 IS.
Rye-QuiAt.
C0Fm-Qaist aud steady ct 81 ss8l 30 for
mixed western aaOat and IN store.
Oats-Dul and 192e lowss. Sales at 81 90
al OF for western.
V51O-Quist.
Pet-OTeum-Quiet but firm. Sales at SIG
52o UTude; T4c for Refined II hoEdi e49s5e Re
fined free.
POrk-HsaTy and lower easier. Sales at s42 Is
9A3 l2% for new mess; 81 25@HI Is for 1864
mess, cash and regular way-elostng at Sl4 90
cash; SS5 50@S6 co for prime, and $40 Oo94o 60foR
prime nssS. Also, 60Oo BIS LsW mess, fyr Janue-
~, February and March, at sellers and buyers
option, at S43 O09A 90, and 500 bills prime mess,
lor February, buyers option, ct S42 90.
Beef-stesdy wilh moderats demand At sbout
Besf 5fems-Qui;t at sRs OOs27 so; latter
price foy eho.ee.
Cut Neaes-UncnanSsd.
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PoIIeE CouRT. Hessenmueller took
action on the following cases yesterday
morning:
Drunkenness-James Murphy, fined IS
and costs Mary Bowan, SO and costs John
Powell and John Il. Henlin, 81 and costs,
each; Arthur Bradley, sent to House Of
Correction thirty days, and Mary Blevins,
ditto for two weeks.
Violating Wood Ordinance-Coonrod
stumpf, Lawrence Lahiff and John James,
81 and costs, each,
Grand Lsrceny-Lswis French and Lewis
Pendletou, Osse continued to Monday; bail
$500 each.
Petit Larceny-paYid Keith, John Clark,
and William and James Fergus, fined the
costs.
Carrying Concealed wespons-Henry
Richards, $50 and costs.
Assault and Battery-Patrick Fergus,
fned the costs.
Burglary-William johnson and Patrick
McManus, continued to Monday; bail 5000
eden'
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Ia the second ward of Canton, and in
several townships steps have been taken to
raise the quota by volunteers,
George Penoyer, who was SO frightfully
injured on the Cleveland and Pittsbur gh
railroad on the 23d ult., is regarded as m
proving, and will 10 doubt recover.
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Beef Beef


oTFIoK COHEIssAAT OF sURsIsFEN0E, o. 8. A,
COIUMBUg, ONO, Jan. I'd, 1855. !
OEALED PROPOSALS, in Duplicate,
Nwfu bs received at this ofic until II O'Clock A.
n, Jan 7th, 1885, from arst hasos, and from citi-
zsns loyal to the United States for tie supply and
delivery ct Camp Chase and Tod Barracks, C0um-
buG, Ohio, OF such Fresh Beef as may bs required
bJ the Commiss0ry Ct Subsistencs from time to
siRs.
abs Bsef TO be well Fattsd, sound and wholesome
in site nate fore and hind quarters parts there
Of tueeka, shRnhs and kidney talow exoluded) to
be Of Steers over four ears Of age, each Weighing
at least i've hundred pounds
Said bids, when accepted, will form the basis of
. written ooRtrRet, with tEO good aId responsible
sureties (n7mes Of suretes required with bids suf
heisnt 70 indsUniy the United etateo against loss
SAID contrast TO take effect the lst day Of Feb
rusry, 1866 and to oontinne in force until the Ist
day Of May, 1895, subject to the approval of ;he
Connis isry General OF 6ubslstsnoo.
Payments 70 be made monthly 10 suoh fun ID as
nay bs supplied BY the Treasurer of the Unie1
States.
This Advertisement shall be rart ead parcel of
ths contract, and printed copy Of It must be st-
taehSd 20 each bid. @. D. HAkRINGTON,
ian ASA Captain and O s.
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TIE GREAT REBEILIoE.-This entertain
ment, consisting of a versifed dialogue re-
presenting the events of the rebellion and
interspersed with some very handsome
tableax, passed off quite successfully last
evening, at Brainard's Hall. Much credit
ia due to Mr.. Hagar for skill and taste in
Its management, and to the young people
of our schools for the energy and spirit
with which they have taken hold of
the affair. Owing to the bad weather
small audience was present last night, hut
We look to see a crowded house this evan
ing, and at the matinee this afternoon,
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"Ihe Candidates for Graduation" was
given By Prof. J, C. Sanders, and huHnor.
0usly responded to by Mr.. J. Hooper.
Several other toasts were offered and re-
sponded to, a notice of which, the Isteuess
Of the hour prevents US from giving.
Taken all in all the Festival was a verv
happy one. The conventional bar between
Professor and student was taken away, and
all met on common footing of kindly Sc
cial feeling. No idea can be obtained from
our lean report, of the outbursts of uerri.
pent, the fun, and overflow of sympathy
and good spirits, Both Faculty and stu.
dent viii long remember the geniality of
the occasion, whose benefit will reach tar
into the future.
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MASTER DUDLEY WALLzR.-This beautiful
and wonderful boy, whose unparalleled
eloeutionary powers astonished and de.
lighted our Cleveland audiences last fall,
will appear on Monday and Tuesday sve-
nings Of next week, at Brainard's Hall.
Those who heard him on his first appear
anee will be sure to renew the pleasursble
wonder which they experienced then,
Those who have not must not throw away
this opportunity of listening to one of the
most wonderful children of the age. One
Of the handsomest and most intellectual
boys we have ever seen, Dudley WaiIerIs
memory is unparalleled, and his elocutiou
equally wonderful. As an eIocutionist he
is certainly well fitted to vie with our fa-
nous readers. Go and hear him, by all
means
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TTVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD.-In obedience to the following resOIu-
ton adopted at the meeting Of the City Council ol
the Olty Of Cleveland, at their meeting December
Goth, 1854, via;
WHERzks, Michael Mehan, the supposed mur-
derer Of Edward Gibbons, Jr., in this city, ths
night OF the 9th Of Eovebsr last is still at large,
notwithstanding the reward offered By the Mayor,
in pursuance Of resolution Of the Council for his
aHprshsnElon; and, WREBEAs, it Is one II not the
very highest Of our duties, to protect the lives Of
our fellow citizens, ana bring 70 Justice the perpe-
tEstors Of suoh acts Of violence and b,oodshed,
therefore,
Essoivsd, That the Mayor be authorized and re-
quested to increase thS reward now offered for the
arTast and safe lodgment in jail Of the said Michael
Mahan 70 FIvE HUHpRED DOLLARs.
hereby offer o reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
(thia ofier supesedtng any previous offer By me
mRds) for the apprehension end safe lodgmsnt In
the JaIl Of this couaty Of the above named Michael
Mehan.
The following Is the dsseriytio Of said MahAn :
he e about i've ( fest SIX (o) inches high, stooP-
shouldsrcd, dark complexion. brown hair, hazel
eyes curl In the left corner Of his mouth when talk
ing; is between 81 and % years Of age and had on
Whsn last seen, black coat, gray pants and false
moustsehs. GEO. 2. sEHTER,
Dec. 9Th, 1854. fds2s:lS5l Mayer.
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A CAPITAL IDEA-SIxTH WARD AHE4D-
The Sixth Ward Draft Association have de
Yised common sense and wholesome pro-
ject, for the securing of the liberty to adopt
which, and put it into execution, Hon, R.
P. spalding has promised to use his iphu-
ence with the War Department and the Pro,
vost Marshal General. Stated in general
terms, the plan proposed is as follows: That
the good loyal men of each or any ward or
township form league and put their CON
tributions into common fund, with which
to buy number of recruits equal to the
quota assigned for their respective ward or
township, and hold them till after the draft.
If any loyal man of the ward or township
is drafted, recruit will thus be in readi-
ness is take his place. If q nan of known
disloyalty or copperheadism is drafted, he
can get his substitute in whatever manner
he may choose. A great many men of
means have often expressed their willing
ness to contribute largely to bounty fund,
If the money thus subscribed should inva-
risbly be used to buy off good sound Union
men. They do not choose to help traitors,
or men whose loyalty is at all tainted. This
plan seems to set aside all tho objections
commonly raised to bounty contributions,
and there is a steady, simultaneous pressure
made from all the neighboring townships
of the counties in this District, to securs the
adoption of some such method of operation
as that proposed by the Sixth Ward. All
the loyal men in the District would go into
such project with will
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Ghs msrtst today ruled extremely dull from the
opening 70 the Close fOT Flour and Grain, sesrosly
anything baing done upon the River, aud ne sales
at sn were recorded at the Boar Of Trade. In
Provisions thsrs Il no change 20 note, the market
continuing arm, with good STEADY denaEd, par,
ticulsIlT for Lard, which Is very active. Dressed
Hogs are firm ct Quotations We report as f0Ilcws.
FEsiEhts-sssady at the following rssss Al
EAu-To New York, Flour 50 90; Wool "a 2is
Dressed Hogs 81 30. To Boston. FIouE F2 10; Wool
90 a; Dressed hogs 81 ao.
FIOur-ouiet and firm az Gs 5oS10 25 for fsir
to choios Xxx redI $40 6091I % for do XXX white.
Wheat-Duu and nominal. Sale this morning
Of car No. white from store at 81 80. No. 2 rcd
from store Cfsrsd st 50 os; g. 90 bid. No inquiry
for Extra or No. l red.
COrz-TEm. salss Ct 17Co bu aud car old
saellOd from sto-s st 81 40.
OaSS-stsady, but dali, at s49s5o from stera.
Rye and BaEley-Dall and nominal.
Dressed HOgS-Psekers are Ts7eiving all they
can handle. and the market is arm at I45<9l5e-
very choice commanding . shade hetssr than the
outaids figure.
POrk-Flrm. Clear So co; No. Mess $40 90.
LaEd-Aetive and hrm St R4e in tiaTsss and 25o
In kegs.
BufteE-Quist st sS9ilc FOR Western Reserve )
4O94lo for Central.
Cheese-ouist. but arm. Good to prime West
srn Reserve 1s92oc.
EgEs-Dull and nominal at S79Ss5.
HghWineS-ouist and hardly - hFm, but
holders Of lots 10 the market continue to quote Ct
50 20.
Alcohol Steady e. s. 4Oa4 - for ss per cent
Neutral Proof Spirits q s5@s 40.
PetrOleuns-Market arm and unchanged st
ss9s6o for Refined.
seeds-olOver sl4 50 per bui Timothy 70 60
a9 Is.
Beans-stsa8y st g Oe9a 90 fer new medium
white old do 81 60.
Dried ADPIes-Tbs demand Is good and the
market very nrm at lsc, pay for packages.
Dried PeaeheS-In good demand and scarce.
Sales at so9sao for unpeelsd, and 42o for peeled.
Green Apples. uiet at 80 6o@ss 90, accord
ing to quality
Feathers-Niee live geese Feathers are held
at $50.
saIt-stsady. Coarse s. co. Ground Solar IS rs;
Fine e5.
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U~W
DIED.

In East Cleveland, Ohio, on Wednesday morn.
ing, January 4th, 1895, ROSE Ann, wife Of
Abraham rpayth in the 5sth year Of her sge, Of
dropsy, sftsr an illnosI oftwo months.
Funeral from her late res'd nee in Yast Cleveland
on Sabbath morning next, sth inst, at 10 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend. Re.
mains will be placed Ia the vsult Of the Erie street
Cemetery.
In life devoted wife and mother, death has
Eedded her to that higher and boiler existence,
where the cares and tufsrirgs OF mortality uhaiI
be known to her no moro.
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DAILY LEADER
SATURDAY JANUARY ?.
aER ADVEEsrIsEsEEETs

Academy Of fMusic-Aladdin.
9 a-Second National Bank-Ten-Forty Loan.
G. a. Read a Co.-stock for Gala.
No. As Public sluare-Glrls Wanted.
n. A R.-Houss Wanted.
Second National Bank Quarterly Report.
First Ward Recruiting Ass'n-Local Notice.
uniTsrsalism-LOeal Notice.
Coe's Cough BsIssm-I ocsI n ,tics.
Society ofspiritua ists-Local Notes,
Lyons Periodical DIops-Looal Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07

AN On PURcHAsa.-We see by our ex-
changes that Captain Pedrick, of this city,
has secured avalusbIe tract of oil and coal
lands on East Sandy Greek, Yenango Coun-
ty, Pennsylvania. This region is already
looking up and promises to be one of the
most fruitful regions of oil territory yet
worked. Very favorable reports are COM
ing from that quarter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07

EXAMINATION OF CHARLEs PH1xEET,-
Charles Phinney, the clerk arrested in
this Post Office few days since, was ex-
smined, Wednesday, before Commissioner
White, and was bound over to appear be-
fore the United States Court, in the sum of
$500. On the next day the Grand Jury
found true bill against him, and he will
receive immediate punishment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07

THE NEW UxIOS DEpOT,-vsry little is
being done now on this new depot. The
only activity visible is the operation Of
dredging at the lower end of the inner
wall. On looking over the seene,--ths
walls partly up, huge stones lying about,
and general chaos,-it reminds one of pic
ture, on a very small scale, of ruins on
many famous sites.
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IMPORTANT MILITARY oRDER.-The follow
ing important circular has been issued from
the Provost Marshal Generals Office. bear
ing date Leo. 81, 1854:
"The waOts of the service do not Except
in special cnsAs designated By the War De.
partmentl, ct this time require tho enlist.
ment of recruits for Heavy Artillery, Light
Artillery or Cavalry; and Provost MarshaIs
are instructed that, until further orders,
they will enlist recruits only for the Infsn-
try service"
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Proposals for Revenue Steam
Cutters on the Lakes.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 4
December 24th, 1854.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Ct this Department until IL N. Monday, the
1eth day Of January next, for he construct q Of
three or four Revenue Steam CATERS (sid0-whesD
for tbs upper Lakes. and one or more for LAFs On
tario.
Specifications In detail will be Furnished bidders
On application in person, CT By letter to this De-
psrtment, or to the Collectors OF the Customs AZ
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
the Collectors at the principal Lake ports.
Ths proposals should be sealed and addressed to
ths SeorsRry Of the Treasury, and endorsed on the
envelope Proposals for Building Bsvenue Etesm
Cutters.h ". P. EE5sEEDEN,
sesre ary Of the Treasury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07

TIE DEAD At FRANELH.-We take from
the Nashville Free Press of the Sd INST,
list Of Northern Ohio soldiers, 81 alkOfthsm,
save one, Of the 111th o. vi, who have
been identified and reburied at franklin,
Tennessee. It is furnished by the Q. 8.
Commission
e:s6;t, Lieut.: F Bennett James Jackson a. J
D, R Il Dacoe, &, D Z Monts, Q, ] Gin
gerry. K, Y HaSs, !, n speck, 1, Later, F,
G Il Curtiss, Sergt Maj,
F Stokes, 1881 Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07

To APPLIoGETs FOB Exemptions.
has been, foT the past week, such tremeu-
dous rush for the rooms of the Board Of En-
Tollment, by anxious claimants for exemp.
ton before the next draft, that the Board
have decided, that on and after next Mon
day only two hours of each day will be
set apart to listening to the claims for ex-
emption. Those who wish to be examined
can be accommodated between two and
four o'clock in the afternoon, and at no
othar time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07

A PRISONER On JoHNsoE's ISLAND Escapes.
IA rebel prisoner, who had disguised him
self in Federal uniform, escaped from
Johnson's Island last Thurlday, passing
out with the guard attending roll call. AL
though repeated searches for Union cloth
Ing have been made, the Register concludes
that the clothing has not been olsndestIne.
iy snuggied in, but mas been sesreted By
the prisoners 6 long time. @
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f. Chester, seo'y

A Card.-In reply to many lsttars and ipqair'
iss from people in this section Of the country, the
undersigned take great pleasure ia aging through
the columns of your paper, that our renowned pre-
ParatiOD known IS CoE's DYSPEPsIA CURE, IS $ ser'
tain cure for Dyspepsia, 10 its worst stages. Many
cures Of long standing, within our own aequaiD.
lance, have been completely, and We believe per.
nansntly cured 1t viii stop distress after eating,
almost instantaneusly, and enables the dYspeptic
who has lived for years upon Graham bread and the
plainest Of diet, to eat heartily a. he chooses
without danger of distress or sourIng or rising on
tie stomach. 1t is unfalibls correator Of indf-
gestion and constipation, creates a healthy apPs-
lite, stops sick headache heartburn, sickness ct
the stomach, pains, cramps or collie IN stheT
stomach or bowels, and swoetsns offensive breath,
as soon as you take It, aud By enabling the patient
to take plenty OF hearty food, 'WhOh is the parent
Of bea!th,' produces vigor, strength aud enRTgy.
In every trial We have known II has sseedily eEadl-
Gated Dyspepsia with all Its attendant suffering
weaknesses debility oni less Of power, gI7ias In
stead, proper activity and tons to tbs stomach
and organs Of fdigosti0R, and as We OoDSdsBtly be-
isvs, and the published certificates IN our cir
eulsFs, slmanacs. and IN many Of the leading jour
pnls. from convslssoent patient will co1nrn, COM
pletely permausatly, aud almost piraculeusly
'eure the worst cases Of dyspepsia IN exiEteuee,
We warrant It in sTeTy instance.
1t can be obtained 81 all the Drug stoSss in ths
United States and Oanada. ct 81 peg bootls or six
hotties for IS
Q, G CLARK. PyspTistoT,
dsei9 New Haven, o..
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FIRST WARD RECRUITING ASSOCIATION
This Association has taken the character
of 90 Mutual Protection Association" It
has adopted the same rules for its govern
nent 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 ct the
Engine House on Thursday evening, and
each evening theFeaftsr until the 18th Of
January. Every man who wishes pFotee-
tion from the dFaft should be present.
WM. MELEIScE, President.
E. CHESTER, Secretary. jsn2I55
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CITY NEWS

The particular attention of our 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 we'll to
call on them deca4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-07

Society OF SpIrituaIists.-ReguIs meet.
ings, every Sunday morning and evening. To-mOr.
row Seldom ]. Finney will close his course Of ISc.
lures on the Progress In Philosophy Of spiritualism
Lecture to commence at hslf-psst ten, a. NJ, and
seven O'Clock, P N. jsn7:ls5.
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NeIehborhOOd Vows.

PORTAGE CoUxTY.-The Portage County
Deaoerat says that on Monday morning
Lieut.. II. c. Jennings was duly installed as
Sheriff ofthe county, in accordance with the
statute in such cases made and provided.
Sheriff Jennings named as his deputies
VIM. T. Parsons and Wallace B. Bingham,
both capable and efficient men.
at the annual Communication of Unity
Lodge, No. IL, F. and A. NJ, held il Ra-
vens, Ohio, on the 18th of December, A. D.,
1854, the following officers were elected for
theensuing year Joshua G. Willis, ". M;
Thomas J. Terry, s. W; David R. Jep-
nings, j. W; John C. Beatty, Treas; Ed
mond Twitt, Sec; Thomas E. Bateman, s.
D.; James R. Goldson, ]. D.; Edward
Knapp, Tyler.
The annual election of the stockholders
Of the Portage County Branch Bank occur
red on the I'd of January, at lis Banking
house in Ravenna, and resulted in the
election of the following Board of Direc-
tors: Enos P. Brainerd, John L Ranney,
N. D. Clark, Ravenna; silas Crocker, sha
lersville; Henry Beeoher, Garrettsville.
The Board organized by the election of
EnOs P. Brainerd President, E. 8. Com
stock Cashier, and John L. Ranney and
n. D. CLARK Discount Committee.
On Monday morning last, James Norton,
Esq, commenced his second term as Re.
corder of Portage county.
On Tuesday of last week, while coupling
cars at the depot of the A. & ". R. R.,
John R. Douglas had ono of his arms bro
ken, between the wrist and elbow.
At special meeting of the Directors of
the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Company, on the goth ultimo, Enos P.
Brainerd, Esq, of Ravenna, was eleoted a
Director Of said company, to fill the vacan-
cy occasiOned by the resignation of William
Reynolds, Of Meadville.
Mr.. c. B. Stowe, agent of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad at Ravenna.
has been notified to refuse all freight, until
further orders, for Cory and other
stations on the Oil Creek Railroad. The
great pressure upon the latter road renders
it necessary to stop forwarding freight un-
til the present accumulation is cleared
away.
LAKE CouSTY.-The Painesville Telegraph
says that the Musical Convention, held
in Mentor last week, was largely at
tended and the exercises r-ro conducted
by Prof, Partridge, of this city, with great
ability. An excellent concert was given
on Friday night. The convention ad-
jOurued to meet in WillOughby on the eth
and 10th of February,
A Pioneer Association was organized by
thirty or forty of the old settlers of AIedi-
son township.
STARK COuNTY,-The Republican repre-
sonts Canton as becoming a perfect Bad
lam, the streets being full of rewdiss and
rufians, and fights or night assaults being
of frequent occurrence.
Mr.. Charles L. Refenider, our County
Recorder elect, took possession of his Office
on Monday.
The quota Of the 18th Congressional Dis
trict is announced as being 7s8, under the
last call
Ia the second ward of Canton, and in
several townships steps have bsen taken to
raise the quota by volunteers,
George PenOyer, who was SO Tightfully
injured on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
railroad on the 23d ult,, is regarded as m
proving, and will 10 doubt recover.
-sR-S
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FINGERS sMAsHED.-Moses Simmons, a
switchman employed at the Union depot,
while coupling cars on the Toledo track
Thursday morning, had two of his fnge
smashed. DR.. Beckwith amPutatsd and
dressed them. and the man is now doing
vol.
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EEW YORK. Jan. G, 1865.
Governments stOeks-Aettys but without
change IN price. United States sizes Of 1881
coupons, l0sHi do registered -; 40 5-s0is, ecu
pons, l0sS<; do 1910 ooupons 1O2l: 40 TrsasurT
notes -; 05e-year Certificates OF.
StOeks-HssYy. Tennessee skies go SO; Ohio
8 Mississippi certificates 821S; Quicksilver 96s<;
MAiposa 1e7z; New York Central - Erie sag;
Hudson ll3; Reading 115k; Mich Central li4H;
Michigan Southern North Indiana Tx; Illinois
Central 12T; OlevslGnd q PIttsbrg s45S; Chicago
3 Northwestern 80; DO prsfer'd Ss5<; Rock Isl
and 1925; Quincy =; Pittsburg. Ft. EayneS GhI-
osgO 100; Erie FrsfeTTed esi Tolsdo los; hissoaTi
sizes 6S1k.
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AoADETY OF Music" Aladdin" +" was
again presented, last night, to large su-
dience. This magnificent spectacle is
meeting with splendid success, and will
draw full houses as long as Mr. Ellsler
chooses to keep it on the stage. 1t will be
sgain performed this evening,