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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19

Gin S9eritf uno 1sin @stHlfs srmcr
oct. - Die @ranb Surp ron gsrar county, Wiii.
louri. batte sssrn ;rsi 9suts, Namsns Stc,r uno
9arnef, NnfluSsn auf Wcro srbcten, rcrauf Safts.
tefetlc sesen ~ctsielten ausseitsut nno Gem Sbsifi
Scbn Yapntsr sur @%cuitrsfuns ssseten murpsn.
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ID lhem stou iih ~tsfanp, IL Wisilen nrrDlib rrn
Stcftcn, an Der Ssesrla Strass, uno sins nit 2
~uebulfsn binein. Stcw lag i'm Bett, uno ais Ger
Sberif feline 6anb auf i'm lssts unp iasts sd
Elm Der sbetiT BON Solar county; sic iine msin
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Jpn ms 6srs 70 Dap or auf Der stcas tcot nisnsrs
ianf. Gin smsitsr Shn6 Stcr's itrsdte Den sinsr
1sbilfen, lieutenant Ssrpil, foot ntsoer. Sc,
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Bon ncnsn absr ftiner traf. Ser MSrosr ~enttan,,
s9eriT 4apnier bat ais @apitan i'm g.. MIiru,i.
Gap. ateAimert aebient.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19
6unD DerlQufen /!

Am rersanaenen samffag. ZEN Z. Sftpber 1T elm fhmarier
iunaer 9initerbunt. relber aelbs alsden ibsr ben ausen
une 0slbe ause rat. abbanren sefOnnren. g8sr ten'elben In
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inter- cine aute 8elobnun9. "a
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19
Sine ausgeseidnete Welegenbslt
Gin auteS 0eiddft IN erlauaeu.

Snsenl Ger Undergraduate elm aneerss @efhdft gu erSFnsn
lseenft, 70 ttetet er bisrmit feinen bisber nit Rem tehen gr-
fo!g %betriebensn Sdopn. grpcerie uno @parcinabaus gum
8erfanf an. Ger Saloon befeht aus trsi aimuern une tas
8pbn9ans, NEEDLES nate babel 1T, aus 8 3immern. Stal=
lung. 6 sbaus uns ionittIe CUR 8etreituns zines @eihifts ere
TO- teridt Ginrittunaen iuc eleihfals %vrrbaneen. Aud
1T tas 9anse Oil elmer Der bsfen @eibiftslasen selesen. Der
Rreis 1T S2.70O. Hcrner bat Der Undergraduate NOD elm ih6-
mes !6Otel gu Ssrfaufen. pe!hes ib portreTli6 fir elm
mer. Ter g,eis fir oisiss tstriat $4,000. 9siss gefdafte
ie in Ter Statt Gelerton in 9Silliams So Ohio ~selsssn.
Die umsssene lit mehtens ron 9eutIden bsmpbnt uue Die
Statt ielbit %p,r9rSbert iTb fhneu.
Siufer pplen i6 an ben gisentbh,ner tuenten.
@srrs GrAsneSrfsr,
GesertrH, @iiiams @ounts. Sbte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19
$50 lit @eDrg ED roy?

aus SeFen .Darmitaet. terielbe reife i'm Sabre 1854 mad
gmsrifa unb fpiter NIT einenn aeipinen 8nlp mad @aliforniea.
Sharc auefnnft ertbilen f6nsen. wereen mid gum 0anf
perpfitten. AereNe: r'
s. s. stSssl,
-r- Springfield. 6larf Gr, Sbc.
Sept. II. So 3m n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19
. eutider III
BUD unD Shreib- Materialien
StOr G
Vrieorib ltblmann.

Ststs s~crratbis une nu ansefonmen Sine srcse Gus.
wabl #
hsntlhsr nne enslihsr 8ihsr unb 3eitihriften,
qltums. sdrsibpapisr @risf 6pucerts, Rebnunasbider.
Hcdet5ppfs, F%prtefolirs, Shuliide. 1imme, gioliniaien,
sdisfertafeln, 9intenfafsr, 8ileer. 9sabmen ans ale SansY'
Irtifel.
Sept. %. '65. 2mt bu II 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19

Sic folSsnee tslssrapbiihs Sepeias traf
ans Werisbsn, ls,osr fit unisre lss,s Nummsr ~
irat sin: yz-.
Sanbusfp, g., 10. ct.
Srn. @ein6arh unh Gisier. l~lnisrs Staet sistv
cine nsmcfratilhs 0tsbrtsit BON 43 Slinlmen.
Is. S. Yaricns."
gSir Sanfen Grcnno Yarions uno sratulirsn Be-
lraderen NsmOiratis BON Saucusfp ja oislem CLAN
jenben Melultate. Sambuefp ut cine bon Der
Stdetsn, nc Der meatcte ,sini9s" 2e|sr fat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19

New Dorf, IA. Oct. Inter Den 9aIaaisrsn
ocS s anlpfers 6tina. Der ron Qirsirccl In Bcicn
%eintraf, marcn cine Mnsatl e~n9liiasr s electives, Die
bisrber seihift mcroen iiuS, INN iih stuefunft itsr
oas 9bun uno Srsiten Der Henians III rnlhaHsn
uno earurd Bereiis aese" bic 4sricncn su erlanz
gen, ,relds ais ansstlide Mitslieeer DIR Sraaniias
ton in Srlano rertuitst mOrosn iinO. Gisis FRITZ
iten spirne ,purcen mad Bctcn. Stie 80, Qtis
l~aeelpbia uno na4 titlissr staet seiaift. Man
iaat, lie spiireen reriuhsn, iih Den Neniaus an;us
ihlieBen, umn itcr lire At1ihtem ins Stare su fpms
men. Sruien bicie detectives in ibrem ra6ren
Character erfannt weroen. 70 nirfts Is ibnsn itsl
erssfen. Snsiriihen iino, iaat man. bic Mamen
cisier St1esrs Den tisjistn 6snianiiasn areiien
%befannt. inoem lestete BON Breunpsn in 3Ouorn
bon ibrer prcisftirten Mtrsiis uno ibrsm a~uitras be-
nahrihtiSt truroen. (StSt3.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19

Man ersaGlt ia Gin bitits5 Nnefoftten,
cas It tor einiasr 3sit in Der Ndbe BON Stu,tz
sart srsisnst bateu iOu. Ser &Snis matre in
Giuil, alsiOuns einen spa;israans uno fiss auf
Gin altss 8dusrlsiu. Gr lieb iia init oiticm III Elm
@siprGA sin uno iraste inter 9%lnoeren,. mas man
pom nsusn ADnis iuss. &as 9iuerlsin bsiann
iih niht lang uno srmirerte uW9a iaio, Der So"ts
lei idon rsaat, ater sui bds o'49cis 40 ater
crris,ts: Sol Spl-s 60 lassn bic asnts"
uns bel sinsr Msnsuns bss Agsses ansstcmmen,
rsrati1tsSsts sr iib frsunolih. Sac Bausrisin ater
sr1islt gu isinsn anianstiasu sdrsden, ater rad,
fer nm 70 ~8rDFsren 6reuSs cine 80 Il. 8cue ;uu,
ectn fir feline @stecamstlhuns Der GniAtsn nsS
0clfss.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19

Sn Der 90 Ife Sabara, mp Sabr ats, Sabr
Gin f.in 8sssn fdat, wurren i'm Sabre 1860 prn
irauSriihsn Snsenisursn 5 ~arteaids Srunnen oes
trtrt, I'm melts iih terei,s Gin iippi9sr gfanSsns
ruds mtsrifslt. Sn Uclse esfsn itno idcn ;rsi
tldtenes Sr,ihaftsn enttanren, 10000 Yalmtdus
me uno 1000 ancere Trutttaune s~erfonst. Sn
sinsr Sisfs ron 500 6ub itisb man tsim 8ctren
ton ,rsi cisier Drummer auf sinen rutsrirbilten
6lus cher Sse, ,pOraus lstsnriSe 6ilAs f~sranssss
ucrfen mrrcen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19
@eit ih Nortebenne6 aeIhrtsten tate, Bore Ids,

@eit ih 0criebennss asl4rtsten tate, Bore it,
eas auf sinen Nesertals I'M tis1aen lnirsriitdts,
astsuee hrei Tartise in elmer Ntaht sstSsict rurz
ZEN. eis icusn ron gNsibsn, bic ais Nsitsr rsr=
fleioet traren, eritrTen rcrren fem. Natiirlia
fin ih nett %enttsrnt, cine 1Olds Stat III tiniasn,
une il erlrStne b%crleltsn nnr, nm ~ seiaen. mslhe
Nsinelaait tereits ;piihen ben @aten 9lab areift.
Gieie Ba1e inb 81 taufs une tauaen niats. 9sei<
&c Sff,isrs nno gcloatsn rcbnsn n%snisltsn an uno
~tan,en nit f~artisen Trauensimmsrn. Sin Ohio
{ gcloat prn gutter grsietuns reri@ahte fh cine Ssi=
Ratios grlautnib, cine rem Der Na,te isiner gu.
~fanftiaen es,pas at iaasn. unb t~sirattste in Der 3bat
cine junae 4ericn, bic fribsr cine sflarin in biez
Ter stabt ae,reisn mar. Wenn tisis @srtinouna
itinem Geihmade ;niast, 70 BABE ih nidts bascssn
ein,uweneen. 9aassen tecaure ih, iaaen gu mill
fen, ZAP bic Moral Der fartisen 8scSlferuns felt
ibrer @man,ipaticn iih psrlhlshtst sat uno tti Ger
SAT-, nit Ser mir ibre Nuffldr,,ns t%streitsn, riro
talo ole 6Glfie ~osrislten in Telse bes epissn ssb-
rem, prsbissus, Betsns, sinSsus uno San;eus,
ruinirt isin."
6dufa fcesn ic meibs 0amsn iittr bic Srcttcirs
t%inimter une %traftiren reiBe Nidnitr, bic an ibnsn
rcrteiaeten, nit Shinrfrecen, iris un III ssissn,
Gag tic bic 6errsn isisn. Nuesre acBsn auf Ger
strasen Dlihe uno Nrcbuuaen aus, /. g. vis
irclea IN eieicr psrbammisn Stabt auirGumsn",
cher vrenn man lie niht CUR Ballet &, Ser" u s.
;u Gem Stimmfaiten) SulaRe, 10 mercsn fe sur
uGartrihse Scr" (Fatrcn'aIte) s~rsifen" II. IL.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19

Sn Niew 0crf 1T elmer Trau, mslhe tsi'm
einiieisen in eincn Smnitus,raasn ourh Die Nahs
l~aiiisfsit ess Tubrmanns re,unatiidIs unc AM Yein
retfriiprclt murre, cine @ntihapisuns ben $4,000
iuaelrrchsn mrrten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-19

DECENTRALIZATION aus @iseoniin. Sn
Tair 9lap, @rane &c., ersisuee t p bisisr Sage
~fclasnts furhttare 5rasSsis:
Sin hcrtiasr Mr,t, Gr. tSainsp, fsusrts sinsn @s.
rrlrer auf isine Nrau al, fehlte nisislte isoch,.
Seine 9chter. mslhs bic Oiuttsr nm 6ilie ruisn
bSrts. elite IN oas 3immsr, mcrauf Der Vatsr se.
gen Is iih panets unb einen shuB auf lie otfsuz
erts, Der itre Stirn traf uuo ibren a~usentlidliAsu
Sob berteiftbrts. Gr ihlus earauf feline 6rou NIT
Dem @srolrsr nisssr uno tradte ibr cine tSoilihs
0srlstuns tri uno enostc iOoanu Die SrasSnie eas
nit, ea6 or ld bic 6sble nit elmer 0ancs,te curh;
lAnitt. Srau 6ainep uno Der Scetcr tstUSsn Ih
mad Cen lebtcn Nadrihten ncd ain astsn, cod
mar menis 6cfnuns auf isrs Msttuna rcrtanssn.
Sic @sranlaiuns 81 Der iHreflihsn Sbat 1T mts,
FAINT. Sic ssncrcets arhtsr mar an einen Mann
rerbsiratbst, melasr ti9lid bon SSatcs srmastet
nures uno tinterf1Bt auscr ibm Gin Sinh.
Sn Gramfcre So wurec ~uulinsf Elm s~siri7sr
Sr. Waee onf Die ~anflaas. isin sissnes Sinh sr,
mcrest ~ tatsn, rsrbaitst uno al Die Granb SSurr
itsrtuneen. Seine Srau bate Elm aino Setersn,
wslhes fraftis uno seiuuo 3, iein ihien. Ser
81tsr natll es in bic 6ann, belt es einiae Nuasn=
tlifs me iaste Damn, eab es tcet isi, ea ouf Fer
Niidicite bee 6atiss, mo er 60 9etalten bate, ih
plut aciamn,elt bate. Sad Der Musia8e ieiner
Tran icn Dies tsreits bas brittle aivo lsin. ,reldes
in rstisltsn saeiis ~seitortsn 1T.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Dec. g., 1865.
The local money market presented no es-
sentially new features to-day. The demand
for money was less active than yesterday
in the way of discounts, and customers pa
per found ready acceptance at the banks
The demand of business at present are very
moderate, as business men universally are
combining operations to their actual wants.
The supply of currency is fair, but the mar
ket cannot be called easy.
Eastern Exchange continues close, and
rates are firm at par buying and Ito pre-
MUM selling.
Gold closed in New York this afternoon
at 1861, the tone of the Presidents message
in reference to foreign affairs being regard
ed as less belligerent than rumor had previ-
Ously given out Governments are frrmer
and better. Liberal foreign orders for Five
twenties are on the market.
The following prices for coin and govern
ments, based upon noon advices, were made
in this market to-day:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07

There is a moderate business doing in
Compound interest notes at lOI@ IO4 buying
and I02@lO6 selling, for the various issues.
The Board of Trade to-day voted to adj
journ over to Friday. Tomorrow Thanks
giving Day. will be generally observed by
the business community.
To-day was another of extreme dizziness
ii, commercial circles, transactions in al
most all commodities being so limited as
hardly to establish prices. A decline of soc
per Dbl on country brands Flour is noted,
city brands unchanged. Wheat and Corn
were without movement and nominal. Oats
are without quotable change. Provision are
in very moderate demand aad steady. Pro-
duee is dull and unchanged, but prices are
weak and barely sustained. Groceries share
in the general dizziness, and prices are with
out decided change. Petroleum is steady
and firm. but there is only a moderate bust
ness doing.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
t~wenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock this
morning, were "a follows.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07

ENGINEER KILLED.-Engineer Barrett, who
took out the passenger train on the Dayton
and Michigan Railroad, which left this city
yesterday morning at 2'4O was instantly
killed at a point about a mile and a half this
sidd of Belmore. A tree had blown down
during the storm of night before last, and
falling upon a wood pile at the side of the
track, broke, and the upper part fell over
toward the track, leaving a limb p~rotruding,
which raked the side of the passenger en-
CINE, tearing out the side of the cab, and
carrying the engineer back over the tender
and crushing him to death against the bag
gage car. The train was delayed about
forty minutes. The deceased resided at
Lima, and leaves a wife and five children.
The wires were down, so that no infOrma-
ton of the sad casualty could be sent them
and the first knowledge of their terrible loss
will be when the lifeless body of the hus-
band and father is taken TO their home
Toledo Com.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07

PorAroEs.-The Detroit Free Press states
that there have been 1S7, 500 bushels of po-
tatoes bought and shipped from Detroit the
present season. A considerable portion of
the potatoes were shipped by way of this
city for Cincinnati, Pittsburg and the Oil
Regions. Large quantities of Michigan ap-
pies nave also been distributed in Ohio and
Pennsylvania. .
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The new drama of
the Yankee in Cuba" and the mirthful
farees of "a Wife for a Day" and "The Two
Gregories," were performed at the theater
last night to the edifcation of large audi
ence. Yankee Locke is a capital player in
his particular roles, and his engagement
has been highly successful. Tonight a
great bill is offered and as laughter helps
digestion amazingly, it is to be expected
the Academy of Music will be filled this
Thanksgiving night to its utmost capacity,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07
NeE yark Marketnee.


CoTroS-IFregllsF, unsettled and lower. Sales
at 49g5Oc for middling.
I~IFLoUR-pull, heavy and unsettled, and 1O@2OC
lower.
Sales at S7,959s,l5 for extra state; IS, SOFAS &c
for common to good t. good shipping brands extrs
round hoop Ohio; IS S09lO,25 for trade brands,
market closing dull.
WMsKY-WithoVt decided change. Sales al
wnE4r-Dun and heavy, and 2sso lower.
Sales at 81, 709l,72 for Milwaukee club; 81, u
for amber Milwaukee, sl,TO for new winter red
western; So, 90 for old do.
RYE-Heavy. Sales at Sl,O8
BARLEY-Heayy and lower.
CORS-About lie lower. Sales at S5a93c for IN.
sound; 94995c for sound; 95@961zc for high mixed
nearly yellow.
oATs-Heavy and declining. Sales at 46G50S
for unsound and 6O@6le for sound.
PETROLEUM-Steady. Sales Of crude at 4I64I5c
refined in bond quit At G7@69c.
PORK-Opened lower and closed armar. Sales
at so, T592s,50 for mess, closing at S2s, Is fol-
cash; s25, 75@26,0 90 for prime mess, aud 500 bbli
new mess for January, sellers option, at S27, 90
BEEF-DVn- aud lower. Sales at $40, Is, so fol
plain mess, and Si4,O0917, 90 for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Dull- Sales s34, 5O935,OO.
BAcON-DuD and nominal.
Cur MEATs-Quiet and heavy. Salss Of I95 pack.
ages at ls9l5c for shoulders, and lsS19e fol
hams.
DREssED Hoes -Firmer. Sales at l24alsc fol
city.
LARD-Lower at I7@2I%e.
BzLIaR-Dull. Sales at 25@3sc for Ohio, and
95945e for state.
C~HEEsE-Steady at lA6I9c.
FREIGHrs-TO Liverpool, uors active, without
decided change in rates.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07
BuITaIo MaFRe1-Dec. 6.

FLoUR-Quiet,
WHENT-put, Inactive and nominal
COkN-FTm at Toe.
0ATs-SaIes Of No. l at 44e.
BAKLEy-Sales Of Canada st 81 90.
RYE-7Oa55c.
PEAs-NOmnal at 100.
POKK-Dull and unchanged
LARD-Sales at ZSc-
WHIsKY-Sales at s2,3l. .H
pREssEDsHOGs-Dull at lie.
FEEIsHIs-Wheat to Rochester 5Lc.
IMPORTs-Flc1F 5,946 bbls; wheat IO4, III bu;
corn 50, 100; oats 81, us; harley 2,4O2.
Weather mild; wind southwest.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07

HLEAvENwoRTH, LAWRENCE n GALVESTON
RAILRoAD.-we clip the following notice OF
our enterprising fellow townsman, and his
mission South, from the St Louis Democrat,
of the 4th:
Mr.. S. N. Goodale sails to-day on the
David White, for New Orleans. He visits
the South in the interest of the Leaven-
worth, Lawrence ard Galveston railroad.
This road. in view of its surprising import
ance to our city, must soon rival IN public
estimation the Union Pacific; and we shall
look with great interest to the result of Mr..
G0oGale's mission.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

Academy Of Music-Yankee Locke.
Rev. B. C. Warner-Local Notice.
J. Z. & C. L. IngersoI-For Sale.
A. J. Hawks-Local Notice.
Box 25l-Wanted to Rent.
Trinity Church-Local Notice.
Al. Hswks-LocalN Notice.
First Congregational Church-LocaI Notice.
DR.. G. W. BarnG-LocaI Notice.
A. J. Hawks-LOcal Notice.
Jacob Frank-LOcalN Notice.
No. $40 Prospect-st.-Girl Wanted.
A. r. Houghton-Harper's Monthly, (weekly.)
Jacob Frank-Local Notice.
No. IS oregon-st.-Roarders Wanted.
St. PauI's Church-Looal Notice.
J. II. Banoker-Pocket Book lost
Al. Hawks-Local Notice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07

THE METROPoLITAN.-D. Lineoln's Metro
politan Gift Book Store is just now, and has
been for several weeks, the best p%atronized
establishment in this city. 1t is crowded
from morning till night, and, as a conse-
quence, a great number of books is sold
every day, and scores of dollars worth of
presents bestowed in connection with the
sales. Remember, every book sold entities
the purchaser to a gift. And, then, those
Christmas gifts every n knows about
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07
N. Y. Cattle Market-Dee. 8.

The current prices for the week al all the mar
kets are as follows: H
BEEF CATTtE-lst quality, Bhead, SIT, 5OG1S,O 90;
fair to good quality Sl5, 6O9l7,O 20; common quality
l2,OO9l3,OO inferior quality SlO,OO@l2,mL
Cows AND CALyEs-Extras Bhead, S90,e0@12O,O %;
LIST quality S65,OO4s5,GQi ordinary S45, OO;
common quality S55,OO945, 90; inferior quality
$50, O0@85,O0.
VEAL CALvEs-lst quality q n, I2%@I4; ordina-
ry quality n@l2c; common quality 9%aIie; infs-
rior quality 9@9Lc.
SHEEP AND ~LAMBs-Extras q head ST, 5O6s,5 so
prime quality S6OO@7,O 90; ordinary quality S5,OU@
$50; common quality S4,5O95,OOi inferior quality
50, 75@4,25.
~swINE-Heavy corn fed, q n, IOA0I0lS; light
and medium lO1s9lO%; still Ted l0@iH
Tho totAlss-iFt5 N Uu SUCKS, al ali The yards,
for this week and last, were as follows: this week,
beeVes 6lS3; cows 80, calves 6G5; sheep aud lambs
p, 645; swine 39,OOp.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Nothing was
done yesterday in court room No. 2, before
Judge Foote. In court room No. l, before
Judge Bolton, the evidence in the case of
Alexander Howard rs. Orlando Cutter and
others, administr ators, was all taken, when
the court adjourned till Friday morn
ing. All branches of the court stand adj
journed till that time.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07

The QUIScoPLExAL.-Charley Shay makes
his appearance at Brainard's Hall to-mor-
row evening, with his first class troupe OF
japanese danseueses, knife throwers, vocal
lists, sorcerers, and the wonderful trained
tan terrier Fanny. There is a great varie-
ty in the performances of this company, and
they never fail of giving a vast deal of gen
uine entertainment and amusement. They
will also give an exhibition on Friday even
ing.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-07
pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.l

PrrTsBUReH, Dec. $500 ?. n.
The market is steady and moderately active. Re
ceipts Of Crude by river to-day 26OO bbls. HEAVY
receipts are looked for. The Allegheny is in fine
boating order, and trade at the Oil Regions is act
i've. Sales of Crude are 1000 bbls In bulk at 2sc
800 bbIs without packages at 2sc 200 bills at SSei
packages included.
Refined bonded held at 5s@59c Free 7sc. Sales
500 bbls bonded, Philadelphia delivery in January
at SIC.
Sales lOObbIs Tar at s5,25. Sales 100 bbls Ben.
zole at 2ec.
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$1,000 Rewar,I.-Tbe

$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a prescrip-
tiOn for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's Mellihuoqs Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting OF
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whOop'ng cough and primary cases
ofconsumption are cured by DIR. Strickland's Mel
lifiuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON q DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
m6:R Rs
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ChIcago Market-Dec. q,

FLoUE-Quiet and noRipaly lower.
WHEAr-DWll and declined 596c. Sales at
sl,2h9i,zS, closing at sl,24 for No l. aud ss9s9C
for No 2.
CoRS-Qpiet. Sales at &c for No. l and 4Oc for
No. =.
~OATs-Quiet.
-HIsHwISEs-Inaetive and almost nominal at
s2,22
PRovIsIIoNs-Dun. Mess pork at $3.50.
H0Gs-Moderstey active at IS, 5OGg,2 5 for light
to good. fll
REcEIPTs-Flour $500 bills; wheat 5000 bu;
corn I6, 600 bu; oats 1900 bu.
SHIPEENTs-3,sOO bbls hour; 500 bus wheat;
1000 bus corn; 5000 bu oats.
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NEW ENGLAND HousE-
DIED.

Observation-Disclosures, of Congestion, on
the evening Of Friday, the 18th glt., Mary Flor
ence, eldest dagghter Of ]. A and Mary"L. Gros-
Fenor. Aged 10 years, I months and l day.
"Thus saith the Lord Refrain thy voice from
weeping, and thine eyes from tears; for thy work
shall be rewarded saith the Lord, and thy children
shall come again from the land of the enemy. And
there is hope in their end, saith the Lord, that thy
children shall come again to their own border y
JER XNXi., 10, II.
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"A DESIRABLE LOr FOR SALE CHEAP.-We
call attention to the dvertisementof Messrs.
j. E. d. G.-L. IngersoH in which they offer
at a bargain a lot on Union street. The To-
cation is onlya few feet from Superior street,
and is very desirable for business. purposes,
or as a residence for one whose necessities
require him to be near the business centre,
It belongs to a nonresident, and will be sold
very cheap. o.
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TallOW-In fair inquiry and steady at lsc
for country rendered
Feathers-In demand at sI,OO91,1O for live
geese.
saIt-Firm at s2,6 for Fine s2,sO for coarse
onondaga S2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-stssdy. We quote: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock xxx Sl4,OOi Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream S11,OO; Porter Sl4,0O.-
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HOps-Firm. Held at . range of 100000 for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MRlt-Steady. Barley Malt selling at Sl,eO v
bushsl.
water Lime-Market firm at 49, 90 for Akron
and Oswego.
PIaster-POwen'S land plaster 5000 y ton
Caleined $500 = Dbl.
Pig IrOn-Firm. MAssfllOn, Ne. l, $500
Msssillon, No. 2, 5000 TusearaWas, Mol, $500
TuscaraWas. No. q CSC. 90.
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Services will be held in St. Paul's Church,
Euclid street, this morning at half-past ten.
Sermon by the Rector, Rev. ]. H. Rylance.
Services will be held in the First Congre-
gational Church Detroit street, to-day at
half past ten O'clock. Discourse by the
Pastor, on Thanksgiving for a Righteous
Dnnnn y
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TIE MAsQUERADE.-The Masquerade
given at CARROTS Hall last night, by the
members of Company E, goth Regiment,
was a very -nnOoossfuI affair. The attend
anee, notwithstanding the inauspicious
condition of the weather, was extremely
large, and everything passed off pleas
antly to those who "glode" in the "nazy
dance.D-.-