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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

Rev JAMES EELLs, D. D.-Rev. James
Eells will occupy his old pulpit, (secOnd
Presbyterian Church. next Sunday morn
ing and, perhaps, in the evening also. Tho
church will be delighted to hear again the
voice of their former beloved pastor.
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CITY NEWS.

"It is natural for mon to Indulge il the
illusions of hope," and We hope no one will
purchase underwear till they have examin-
ed the large stock at Mott & Haight's,
which will be sold at cost for the next
thirty days, at l31 Bank street.
ianl1:TS5
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The receipts to day 1t ill be sesn are very light
Tbs marx ruled dsn ard inactive from the open
ing to the close all articles quoted and especial
ly IN grain, not a siGg,e sale being recorded ct
the Board Of Trade. nor did hear any inquiry.
Prizes nominally unchanged for ali articles,
except HighEiass. which sTs araer AID will bsar
an advance Of 2o s5 sn sxtr,ms hEurs, though sous
boldaTs willing to cell ths inside Ice quoted
We report al follows;
FFeiEiats- Steady at lhs following rstss AL
RAII-TO New York, Flour g. 90; Wool 81 p
Dressed HOgs u 50. To Boston. flour 50 10; Wool
81 al Dressed aOsS u 40.
R1our-In moderate homs demand at SO 5OG
$40 IS for Xxx red; $40 5O91I 3 for Xxx While.
WheRt-HssVT and nomIEaI. NJ sales report
cd Holders asking previous Fr,Csse but there are
no buyers at the 6gareF.
COrn-Quiet- Sales ofs cars Old sbelled from
store at 81 4oi caF ear at 81 Is.
Oafs-DaH, but firm, a. sias5e from ttore
Rye-steAdy At 81 50 from store.
BaFIey-DaII and unchanged at 81 GOAL 50 fer
No. 2, and 81 6591 20 for sc.
Dressed H0Es-Packsrs quote firm At Iszfa
15o r average sf zoo d.
POrk-Firm. Clear $50 co; No Hsss $40 &C;
No. 2 Mess SIS o.
LaEd-In seOi I. guest and nsra st SIC in tie,ces
and 25e In ksgs.
Batter-Quist at sss44c for ws.seIn Fessrve;
4o94lo f5T Central.
Clasese-ouist. bat aIn Good TO prime VEST
ern Reserve ls9sOc.
EEEs-Dali aud nominal At sT9sss.
Highvines-FirRes. HoIdsrs quote st 50 20
i az q. No salsJ-
AIOOhOl-Firmer at "a 40s4 As for ss per cent.
Neutral Proof Spirits 50 ss99 90.
PserOleana-Aarks' I'm and unchanged at
9s995e for Refined.
seesIs-ciovsr Si4 80 Per, bu; Timothy Sc 25
as 50.
Beans-stsady at s2 eoss Is for rev medium
white; old do 50 50.
Dried APPIes-The demand Is good and the
market very drm at 15O, Pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-In good dsnrnd and scarce
Sales at so@s2e for urPselsd, sni &c for peeIsd-
FeatheEs-Nice 1.-Two geese Featbsrs arc ho:d
at $50.
saIf-stesdy. Coarse 50 60. Ground Solar 50 20,
Fins %.
VenisOn-ooning forward quits freely. Sales
to day OF19 Deer at 1916 psr n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

LECTURE To- -NIGaT,-No one, we are sure,
will forget that Rev. James Eella, D. D., of
Brooklyn, is announced to deliver slecture
in Brainard's Hall this evening, on the
subject, "The Half Moon and the May
aower." Mr.. Eells was formerly pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church of this
city, and is too wall known here as an elo-
quent orator, graceful writer and estimable
gentleman, to need any notice from US. He
will have an overdowing house Of friends,
who will be happy to extend the Reverend
gentleman their hearty welcome by their
attendance.
Mr.. ELS left Brooklyn Tuesday morning,
and was expected to arrive here last night
or this morning, over the Atlantic & Greet
Western Railway.
Goearly and secure your seats.
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aDyI1:1s5

Grant OH COmpanYs-Therc will be q
meeting Of the stockholders Of the GRANT OIL
COMPANY, ct the Board of Trade Rooms on Thurs
y, January 18th, at IL O'Clock, 4, for the pur-
pose Of perfsoting the organization and oeoting Of
cers for the ensuing year. full attendance Of tho
stockholders is earnestly requested.
PER ORDER OF TRUSTEES.
January 10, 1855. )anll;ls5
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HARRIED.

At RusseTs Forest City House, Cleveland Ohio,
Tuesday evening, January 10Th, 1866, by the Rev.
J. II ByIsnce, Of St. Paul's Church, Mr.. T. r.
LOOMS, OF Cleveland, Ohio, to Miss KIITIg C.
KILLnER, OF Brooklyn, N. L, dsUghier Of the
late D. Killmer.
Brooklyn papers plesEs copy.
On the 9th inst, at the rssidsncs Of hr, Stephen
] anphsor, Brunswick, o., by the Rev. T. J. Gard,
MIR. s. n. JONES, OF Trumbull county, to Mics
8. S. LAEPHEAR, Of Medins county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

SEVENTH LECTURE or THE CouRsE.-Ralph
Waldo Emerson, the Sage of Concord, will
give the seventh lecture of the winter
course, on Thursday nigh of next week
January 18th. His subject is Social Aims
in America, )" it being one of series of six
lectures the distinguished alIhor and lee
turer has recently delivered in Boston, aud
the best one of the series, in the opinion of
Mr.. Emerson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

EEwcoxB's M1ysTRELs.-This well known
and popular troupe viii commence a Sc
ries of concerts, at the Academy Of Music,
on Monday evening next. The troupe is
well known here, and needs no recommend
alton from US. They viii meet with i'm
mense success in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

DETESr1oNs BY ssow.-The Tuesday three
o'clock, P. n, train from Toledo did not
reach this city till three O'Clock yesterday
morning, having been detained by the
snow. The Columbus train yesterday after
noon was about an hour late. The other
trains, we were told, were little, if any, be-
hind their usual time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

CLEVELAND LITERARY CLUE.-The Cleve-
land Literary and Social Club holds its
meeting in the Sons of Temperance Hall,
1s4 Superior street, this Thursday eye
ming, at IA o'clock. Question for discus
sion: "ReSolcei, That in Reeonstrueting
the R4bellious States, should they he re-
garded as territories ?'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

BENEFIT OF Ms LESLIE GOssIE.-This gen
tleman will take a benefit tomorrow
evening, on which occasion will be pro-
dueed, beside the usual spectacle of Alad-
din, that very popular and successful
comedy, "The Peoples Lawyer" Mr..
Gossin is young but successful and pop
ular actor, and will have a crowded house
tomorrow night.
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Z. s. WILLARD,
P GOLDRICK.
jauIGIs5

The Annual Donation 6fthO UnitOd Presbyterian
Congregation Of this city, viii bo made at tie
Church, on Eric street, above Prospect, on Thurs
day evening, January 18th, for tho benefit Of the
pastor, J. g. Mcconnell.
All are invited. janyI1:IS5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

The undersigned have this day formed a
copartnership under the style Of j. G. Sim
mons & Co, for the purpose Of conducting
Produce Commission business at the oldlo-
cation Of JG simTons, so Merwin street.
j, 6. SIMMONS,
H. G. DEMIsG.
Cleveland, O., Jan. ?, 1865. ian2:ls5.
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Seventh Ward.-s-There will be a meeting Of
the enrolled men Of the Seventh Ward, on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday evenings Of this. week,
at Engine House No. 5, for the purpose of proour
ing means to clear the Ward from the draft. It Is
hoped thvt every ono Will be there promptly at
seven O'Clock P. n.
E. s. WILLARD,
i-nIoTs5 p GOIDRTrK
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RostOn coppar stoek 1IarEet.

~" I1lI77I - n
Prices for mining stoclts bid in Boston to-day
Central so; Franklin 521Si Huron 81; Isle .Roysia
II; Hancock =; Minnesota 25i R0oklaod II5<
Aztec = French Creek Is Copper Falls =;
Quincy =; Canada =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

DrED.-Jamos Coons, 2lst o. V. l., died
in hospital at Savannah, December 25th.
His disease was rhea.
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TR4VEIER's REaTsTER.

- Citizens Wishing conveyance to either OF the
above Trains or Boatsl win be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Lima, BY leaving their address
at the Omnibus O6lcs, 1sf Superior street next
deer 20 ths WeddeIl House.
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CHICAGO HARKET.~Jan. II.
iBT FELEsRAPHl

FlOur-Dull.
Whenf-steady at 81 67 for No, J..
COFn-Steady at 81 s16l Sc
Oats-Quists.aad declined 11z9le. Sales at &c
for No. l.
WhfslKY-Firm at g 10,
PPoEiSiOuB-Dull-
Pork-Mssss tori February delivery ct go 90,
prime mess S35 80.
Hogs Quiet and firm st II1<3121<e.
Dressed HOEs-Firz and advanced l06 &c.
Sales at l99145<o.
HRma-GrFen at g..
LarG-Dul.
ReeeIPts-Tlour IlOO; wheat GeOoo; corn 1000;
oats sOo00; hogs 5000.
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DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY JANUAaY IL.
asw AnvgR1IaEsEsnrn.

Academy of Music-alaidin,
L, a. WilcoI-Housss for sale.
Academy Of MU5io-EeWcomb BiustreIs.
Brainsri's Hall-FRii5h's stsroptiosn.
Mrs, Craig-Lots for sale.
Seventh WsTd--LCcsl Notice.
Sugar Greek Oh Tsrritory-LoesI Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

FOuPth Ward-ThOse enrolled men who
have not yet subscribed to the recruiting fun are
notified that they can do by calling at the ofee
of R. J. Fuller, 2i5 Superior street. at the En-
gine House on Friday evening.
Subscribers viii please call and pay their sab
scriptions at once as above.
TheIast grand rally viii be made at the Engine
House on Tuesday evening. An are expected to be
present
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12


UNITED STATES CoURT.-This Court con-
vened yesterday morning, but adjourned
till to-day, the Witnesses in the case set for
yesterday-United States rs. Fitzpatrick,
for snticiug a soldier to desert not arriving,
being detained by iha storm.
Sarah Little, indicted st the last term of
court for obstructing an officer in the dis
charge Of his duty, plead guilty and was
fined $500.
A motion to qussh the indictment in the
case of the United States rs. Freeman, for
obstructing an enrolling officer in the dis
charge of his duty, was argued by Judge
Hurd for the defendant, and by the Dis
trict Attorney for the United States. Judge
mont was reserved.
The case of the United States rs. Filz-
patrick will be taken up this morning.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF TIE A. / G. W.
Railway.-At meeting ofthe stockholders
of the Atlantic and Great Western. Rail-
way, held at Meadville on the evening Of
the 9th inst, the following Board of Direc-
tors was elected
]. H. R. Rose, c. Church, Pearson
Church, Marion Kent, a. W. sIumford,
Samuel Warren, John Dick, William
Thorpe, c. V. Culver, G.. A. Bittorbanner
and ". G. Hamilton,
Tho Board subs. quently elected j. ].
shonyoek, Of ldesdville, President, and
T. ". kennSrd, of New York, Vice Presi-
dent. Mr., Phonyock is prominent busi-
ness'man Of Meadville and has has been
conneot' ID with the Railway as Director
'or 20 Seral yeRrH,
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n, ?. HONEY MARKET -Jnu. m.

81 TELEGRAPH.
MOnsy-Active and hrm at o.
Sterling EKohanEe-DEii at IG95 5<a9l095S for
gold.
GOId-DuII a. 4 lower. Opening at 2E1<, q =
vancI1g to 22s1, dsoliinns to 22l5f and closnz ct
f2I5<
total szpors's of specie to-day, s555, eos
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

A OADEMY- OF MUSIC.
JoHH ELLSLER, JR., R.,,-..s..i..-..,..--...t1a aSAsHh
RTOdARD d. anAbY.........-.-------.rfsA Treasurer.
LAST NIGHT or ALADDINi
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 18th viii be pre-
& nfsd the Grand Oriental Eairy Sp=ctselo, from
the Arabian Rights. esllsd
ALADDINI
Or. Inc Wonderful lamp.
ALADDIN E........-....-..-----Mrs. EKEIE ELLSLHk
Easrae, (the Dumb save )......-- Mr.. John Ellslei
Abanahsr.......--.-.---.. M hteiIh Asahs
Hev Scenes, Gorgeous WsrdrObes, Splendid
Marches, Comic Dances, OhOruse5, Songs
Iiluminstions, Tableadx, &C., &C., 30.
4 HOST OF AUXILLAhIES.
The SpsStacis viii be preceded BY karcs.
For particulars see daily programmes
PRIOES OF ADMISSION.
Drsss Circle and Parguett5 30 cents; gecursd Seat
to Dress Circle, 70 esats; Family Circle 80 cents
Gallery, % oaats; PTiTata Boxes 8, 8 and dol
iArs; Entire Private Box, single soAfs; 81
Doors oP0n at 6:45; Curtain rises 81 T:S1 O'oiooA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

Upson Edwin......s s 90 Upson W.. .s29 Is
Upson A..-..,..... u 90 Ups0n W. l3 IS
VaIlen Wm.........Sl7 20 Van Hinng !S......S2s IS
Wall Burrel.-..-.. 80 80 Yiele Hiram 20 so
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

The total number of income tax payers
in the District are 1927, divided as fol-
lows:
Paying more than 500 ...... 40
Paying between $50 and 3O4
Paying less than
Total 1927
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

Young Frederick. .si4 30 Young HcnTy......s 20
Young Cbas ........ O5 Tark Simon....,..,. SO 40
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COMM ERCIAL.

MoRHlNG LHADzR OFFIOR,
WEDNESDAY nYEzIsa, Jan Ilih, 1864.
Zee. ipts-Ths reesiptE Of Grain By rail during
the twenty fur haurs eniins at ons O'Clock to-day
were as tolloss:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

The total number of persons in this Dis
tTict, outside the city, who pay sn income
tax of less than $50 is 997, divided as fol-
lows:
Cuyshoga County, outside the city ISL
Summit County
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-12

s2EUs sVOU ID sums TO Euit-.-st ths old stand
szd =sii-kuoEH RAGHEl'b LOAH OEFIOE On
ssss1flti5s Of 5ysTg kiaa, VIA Cold hni 2iysI
.5stShss, Diamonds. Silver Ware, JeSslry Guns
5ts.5is, liOthiass Dry a0cAE, Pianos, Msl0ds0Bs,
zad all .s5Tso1sl propsTty aud articles u Vsiue on
tne Go=f satisfactory terms BUSINESS strictly pri,
vzts. Established leBl. H. D.-A variety Of da-
rsdss@si WsteEss. iessiTF. ausE. a.. f5i sale st
szFEEiEss
-51ios;-5-Td6T - Tstsr ERd sGP5Tior sltsstz,
55sT D5ys AID FsiEsls5s Oi5tidaE store.
-SSlea }. o. b ". WAGHEE
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Nicholson NJ s24 90 Newton J H.-.....ss 90
North WC-.......... so 90 Nye W....-.:....-.. 25
Neh " A....,... Is 90
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jan1G;s5
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STOLEN or broke loose from the sub
OsoTiber In stre8tsborO, small light 9ay mare ten
yosTs Old with two white feet the left fore foot and
the right hind foot, Nhte spot on the no=e, lew
white hairs tue fOrehea ], with ga ieemarks-
Whoever viii return said animal give infOrma-
zion where she can be found, viii be itberaiIy
warded JACOB PAGE.
StTectsb0To, B5c. g, ls64. jan2 Ia
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amnsEmeuts.

Cleveland, O., Jan. ?, 1866
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The Illustrated Life, Services, Narlyrdom'
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The Leavenworth papers are discussing the
matter and urging the justice of paying the
same wages men receive, to women who per form
the same labor as clerks &c. The Conservative
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''give the women chance"
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Weisbach and he will settle with my debtors,
taking either money corn at the market price.
At the end of that time if not settled l shall
put the notes and acc cunts in the hands OF the
proper officers for collection.
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Attachment Notice.

Alfred Moxon, VS.. Fletcher s Powell, part
ners, christian names unknown trading under
the names and firm of Fletcher & Powell
Before Alonzo Cottrell, J. P. of Marysville
Township, Marshall County, Kansas.
On the goth day of November A. D.. 1865, said
Justice issued an order of Attachment in the
above action for twenty-five dollars.
Mary suille Nov, 23d, 1866.
41-3w ALFRED Moxoy.
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Please CALL AND SETTLE-An persons know
ing themselves indebted tc me, either upon open
account or note, will find it to their advan tage
and my convenience to come up nd settle the
same. l must have money, and some accounts
have been running over two years, and ought
to be psid. l do not wish te add cost or
trouble. A. E. LOWELL.
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We see by the Hmporia Nevs that corn is sold

We see by the Hmporia Nes0s that corn is sold
in that market for thirty and forty cents a bush
Ell, while it is selling here for fifty and sixty.
So much for being near the Gold Regions and
on the great thoroughfare between the Atlantic
and Pacific. By the same paper we see that
potatoes are selling for one dollar per bushel
while here we can get plenty for fifty or sixty
cents per bushel. So much for being in good
potato raising country.