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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02
REAL ESTATE.
John G.. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE,
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Atuater RutIdtng superior st.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

III PROPERTY FOR sALE-
Prospect st , near BroWnell-Two story house, and
lot 60xl25 feet; water and gas S6,6O.
Euclid Ut, near BrowneIl-Large two-s;ory brlck
house; hot and cod water, bst1 room, &e.i los
b4xl6S feet Sl3,O 900
Walnut st., ueSr Erie-Tvo-stOry house, barn, and
lot 25X13 feet. $500
KInsmau - poo)site Brick Water OuTe-tWo,
story hou sea a lot 72xt66 feet; barn, fruit and
shrubbery. $500
Euclid st.-6ood tWO-stOry brick hoose and large
lot, leasehold.
scoyine aTenue-House, barn AMI lot 45x2oO feet;
good fruit; Q nice place. $3.50.
House and Leasehold-On Bond ST. Sl,OOO
Store, Dwelling and Lot-0n Cedar st, near Perry;
agood property.
ct ; lot 10lx120 feet.
Clinton st.-TWo story brick house aud lot llbxlzt
feet.
Detroit st.-Ths brick store now occupied BY
Messrs. Truscott b Ingham IS 3 grocery store
one Of ths best business locations on the Wesl
Side; will be sold very low
Ontario ST., eorn.r st. CLARA good location I0
business; lot s2x95 feet; will be divided II de
sired.
Prospect st., near Perry-YacsDt lot 4TI2OO feet.
Euclid road, near = illson Ayenue-Sixteen acres
most beautifully located.
Also, . great variety Of
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS-
Iy2e
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Lnte news items.

The city of Lo;kport, according 70 the
census Just taken, has 8 population Of To-
A stranger, with an important ain, left 3
Hdrsftn for $4,000 with the proprietor of a
botel in Springfield, Mass, recently, for
ssfe keeping. He then borrowed SlOof the
nroprietor. and has not since been heard Of,
of course the draft was bogus.
The package of $4,000 lost by Hr.
Huyck, & Washington banker, while en-
route to Baltimore, was picked up n re-
stored by a railroad hand, who has received
$500 for his honesty
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RETTREED sOLDIERB,
MISCELLANEOUS.
800 NONFV ADVANORD-

S0U,UUUi in sums to suIt-at ths old stand and
ritjea ofeyery Kind. viz: Gold and Silver Wasoness
Ummonds, Silver Ware. Jewelry. Guns flssoLAs
Uothine, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, sho - -
isfactory terms. Business strictly pSlNate; 11ss.2
Iishedi s5I. E.B.-A variety OF unfeaeeMso "e
~ JeweIrY, Guns. etc., ior sale 81 bargains.
Ofice-corner of Water and Superior StEoeAsO'0A
DAVIS & Peixotto's Clothing Store. -ouEu =
oct22
DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN.
IL TLEMFN.-Saupls with catalogues Asnt hr .
ceute. Inclose an envelope with your oMlt n5nlSt
and address ID. HEMETTE, So Liberty Ht.s neNr ~ y
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CLOTHING.
G. ~RHEINHEEMER,
One Price Clothing House.
AND HALHA8 :
Q kuDerIOr street,

y hupeFtOr eGroea,
MOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE
w public that he has a 'ull line Of Clo'hlng OF
his own manufacture and Of the beet maierisi, now
Cd hard.
Particular attention lie called to the mAnuiao-
ture aud style Of cur work. We employ none but
the best of woIkmen, and use nothing but
the be of Trimmings in each and every
garment Satisfied, from exp rienco, thNt TIE peo'
PIE OF this vicinity need nothing but nrst ela,s
work. We the -efore offer no Eastern siol shop goods
to our customers. but everything oto0r own man.
%ufacture. made and trimmed equal to the best Gus
tom work.
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT Is under the
eh rye of MIR sPE SCER, 8 Gutter Of fifteen yesrs'
experience in the best Ne~ 1oIk HOUSES and We
can tTuthfully say that he has 30 equal in this
city, and we defy any Ho0se in ~ city to turn
ont q garment in the style snd finish Of ours
Gentlemen IN want OF first class Rarmsnts VIII
here find 3 full assortment OF French and Eng ISL
Beavers, Trcots, 6readolotbs, OSssimeres and
Vestings of ali desirable shades and novelties
Remember that we do no JockeJing business
have put N PRICE, and sell at low figures.
We Manufacture our Own goods. pay no manu-
facturer sny profit, consequently We oan save tween
ty per cent by so doing, the bsnent Of which VI
give to our customers. -,
Give us q call, and you will he satisfied that tht
is the 'sse, snd that We deal honorasly By all
aug25: B5:dGtIi
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Accommodating correspondents.

The Ohio Statesman complains of the
unfair spirit manifested by the correspond
ent of the Chicago Republican, in his report
of the proceedings OF the State Democratic
Convention. Let US endeavor to enlight-
en- the Statesman on that MISTER. The
correspondent of the Chicago Republican
and Chicago Times were one and the same
person on that occasion. We place in par
aIlel columns the dispatches to the two pa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

"SpecIaI DlHFHrCH 10
the CbiHago Times
COLUMBUS, Ohio,
August "a.
SThe Democratic State
Convention, to-day, was
the most imposing ever
held in OhiO's capital,
and one of the leJges :.
Every part OF the state
was fully represented,
and delegates are uniVer-
sally saDguine of the re-
suit of the Convention.
Mr. Vsllandig am was
temporary Chairman,
and mads a fine speech
on taking the chair. Up
on the organization,
Jo1ge Ranney was Pres
idept. He made 9 pow
erful speech on the great
questions of the day"
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COUNTY.

The Orwell Agricultural Fair takes
place on September 26th, 9th and 29th.
The Ashtsbuls Sentinel says the little
village of Rock Greek is progressing finely.
A new business building and public hall
has baen erected, and it is proposed to
start a shoe factory, giving employment to
fifty hands. There are already tanneries,
q woollen factory, cheese factory, and
other manufactures, in the place.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

DDAG hoAh1e
tTSpciaI Dispatch to the
Chicago Republican
"COLUMBUs, Ohio,
"August "a.
''The Democratic State
Convention to day was a
ccmIlets fizzle. The war
and peace elemeyts fire.
quently collided, and
more than half Of the
hamilton County dele
gates withdrew from the
Convention.
"CbiIton A. White,
Lieutenant Governor on
the Long ticket, became
disgasIeI with hi honor,
came TO the Convention
to-day as q delegate. and
WAS on the Committee on
Rsao utions-
Mr.. VallandiRham
was lioniZed az q tempo
rAry Chairman, and
made a speech against
the Administration and
the Republicsr party
Judge Rufus Ranney
was selected as perms-
nent President, and
spoke his piece, de-
nounciDg negro suffra e,
extolling the laboring
white MISSES, fSyoring
anaaI fu~atfnn &c
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ed Soidiers and aide awake men sud women
wanted 10 CANVASS for Greeley's American Connlct-
This is not one Of the numerous caISh-PehAy nAsSo
sye wed broadcast over the land. but II Is q rleh sJoIe5
houss OF invaluable historical mAttErt ohy 2e'in1
stand ike . farmers cOrn-orlb after harVest-9sSke 60
usnysss r. 4 so wanted for -Four Years in SEGA 3
sFs~1 by Juuius Helr ri Browne. As = work o. al :
tn ) book has hardly q taqltS from me lntfO. sS18Ey
one Of the yorld-fAmOus statues Of Greece-cnastes
beautiiui and perfect. LIS wit Is delicate, yet pun
nuyarnished, Jet romantic, and its sentences rOuha
and r~hyIhmical Is q BtAnzA OF verse.
These books are now ready Tor d. nYery.
LEVI BONNEY, General ABent Tor Nortnern OHos
Northern Indiana, and Mionigaas No. IA SuPeIiSf
~ Cleveland, U. p. q. Box 1871.
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AUCTION.
ASSISTANT oUAarEanAsrEa's orTIcE

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OTFICE,
Cleveland, Ohio, August %, 1865. :
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursu-
In snce of instruo ions from =he Chief QusTter-
MISTER, Northern Department, I will sell, st
public auction, on Wednesday, September 6, 1865,
at Osmo Cleveland, the following Iublio property /:
6 nesbs 3 TaOles
l BlanA Book / ] etter Book
l Occer Book j Cooking Stove
Il Common Oh airs 1 Fay cutting Machine
2 Saws 1 Lantern
l Iron Rake l PAir Platform Scales
2 Forks l CLAW Hammer
l Brace end Bits Pairs Handoufs
1 Saddler's Knife l Watering Pet
l OIL stone.
T.Tms cash on delivery. Sale to commence at
10 o'clCck A. N
Property to be removed in one day from date Of
sale. GEO B. OADVALLADER,
aug30:242 Captain and A Q. NJ.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

~tCiviIiau PatriOts'' vs.. Negro Suffrage.
In General Morgsn's speech before the
Democratic State Convention, as reported
III the Plain Dealer, occurs the following
cIhaste and elegant sentence:
81 have spoken of the gsllent men who
went forth 70 sacrifice life and limb in de-
fence of the Constitution and the Union
but not of the nigger-snd while they were
thus bsttlingin the field there was another
army st home, Of civilians, patriotic and
devoted TO the principles of the old flag,
battling for Constitutional liberty"
By the fcivilians" who remained at
homs "battliDg for Constitutional liberty"
we suppose that general" Morgan in
tended q delicate compliment to such men
among his hearers as Clement L. Vsllsn-
digham, the leader OF the Convention, and
the last Democratic candidate for Govern
or, who was not onlya "civilisn patriot"
but an exile and a Tmartyr" in the cause
OF CONSTITUTIONS liberty" While he has
praise for such men, he has nothing but
sneers for the heroes of Port Hudson and
Petersburg. In other words, General
Morgan thinks q white Copperhead like
Vallandigham is better than 8 black
patriot like the heroic martyrs who made
of their bodies an eternal monument to
Liberty in the trenches before Fort Wag-
ner. Do the people of Ohio agree with
him? Let them answer at the polls.
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WANTS.
EMPLOY THE SOLDIEH

WANTED-
w EMPLOY THE SOLDIERS
Business men are requested to apply for OlefAst
BOok-seepeIB, Pc ters. mechaniSs, Apprentices, and
h Employees, to the Agency Of toe SANITARY Oommls-
sion, No. 50 Bank street, where Soldiers, honorabiy
discRsreed and well qualified, viii be found willing
and anxious to W Tx.
References VIII be furnished when required. no
charge for servi &c Of this Agency
EiSituatiOns are now wanted ior t~he1OuO"lhgS fh'
BoOk-keepers, fine Renmenj
II Clerks, experienced in dry goo-ss grocery CT oruS
store
I3 Drivers, Greoms and GaTdenerss
2 POrters;
z Blacksmi his,
i Marble Cutter;
! WOODEN tinIsher;
l Shoemaker
Farmers;
6 havs no trade and VIII 90 any thing;
7 disabled men wish places - messengerss egehts
or office pOTters.
Please send In your orders and help these men TO
earn an honest living. Apply at
SO BANK STREET,
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ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFSIOE.
CLEvELAHO. Ohio, august 26th. 1865. :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ in pursuance Of telegrsphio instructions re-
ceived from 8reyet B~rigsdier General J A Ekin,
First Division Q M G o.. will sell ct Pubic
Auction, At Camp Cleveland, Ohio, on
WEnNRsnAK n.ntamhor Rfh
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EDUCATIONAL.

DLEyELAND FEMALE SIENNA
" RY.-Ns1t Term will commences on THURS
DAY, Sept. In. Largely increased patronsge has
enabled tine Proprlet0Ts not only to ada greatly to
the attrscsfveness Of tbs Institution. but mste-
rally to improve Its substantial advantages IN
every department.
Preparat, ry Department will be opened with
the next Term VI Ter the immediate charge OF
Miss e SAUHDERs, q lady Ofrars qualification ssnd
great experience In the instruction Of children.
Address for particulars,
aug30;246 tlevelAnd. o.
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OHIO NEWS.
MAHONING COUNTY.


The District Court which was to have
convened yesterday at Canieldr mas been
indefinitely postponed, on account OF the
i'll health Of Judge Glidden.
A break occurred in the canal between
New Castle and Mahonington on Monday
last, which prevented the packet from
youngstown from getting through 70 New
Castle.
Frank Clark, aged ten years, a son of
Michael CLARK of Youngstown, was Killed
on Monday by being run over by q team
around which he was playing.
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
The Yearly Meeting of the Disciples, a
Warren, on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day last was largely attended Over six
thousand people were present General
Garfield was n of the speakers.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY.
Mr.. Lee, the able and energetic Super
inteDdent Of Construction of the New Lis.
bon Railway, has been the recipient of q
magnificent gold watch, presented to him
by james McHenry, Esq, the eminent
American London banker and financial
agent in England of the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway, and by Thomas w.
Kennsrd, Esq.
The yearly meeting of the Disciples
Church of ColumbianA county, was held at
Fairfield, on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day Of last week A number Of persons
we're baptized. The attendance at the
meeting was large.
A severe knock down fight occurred on
| the Public Square of New Lisbon, on
Wednesday of last week, between q Welsh.
man and an I-ishman. The parties
| knocked each other down several times,
but were finally separated. Both were in
LIQUOR at the time.
STARK COUNTY.
A Mr.. II. q. Squire was instantly killed
by q man named Robinson, on last Tues.
The deceased presented a bill to Robinson
when the latter without saying q word
struck him q terrible blow which instantly
killed him. It appears that the same bill
had been presented several times before
this fact in connection with an old grudge
led Robinson to do the deed. Up TO tn,
present writing Robinson is still at large
On Sunday evening lsst a robber enter
ed the house of Asa Marse, near Lima
vile, and stole five thousand and sevel
hundred dollars. On the same day tn
houses of Stacy Grant and Isaac Scott
east of Mt. Union, were entered and ran
sacked. No money was found and but LIT
tie property stolen.
WAYNE COUNTY.
On Sabbath evening last Mr.. WilliaI
Williams, of Wayne County, was robbie
near Fulton of $275 in money and note
against different parties, to the amount {
5000, by three highway robbers, who stoI
ped him in the road and with cooked rt
volvers demanded his money or his life.
LAKE COUNTY.
Messrs. s. (. and h. N. Carter, chess
makers, of Perry, use the milk of thre
hundred and fifty COWS, and turn oil
about 700 lbs. of cheese daily. Notwitt
standing the immense quantity they max
they have only $50 lbs. on their shelves
the present time.
ASH1ABULA COUNTY.
The Orwell Agricultural Fair tax
place on September 26th, 9th and 28th.
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SomethIRe
WANTED1ArFENTIOE. S

new. 1 will send b. mail. postpaid, q 6eanll1
fi Military Album, with tWenty-iour pictures W
= Union Generals, for 50 cents. Agents wanted
hanediately. Price per dozen 20 Agents sS.v99s OF
SI.75 per h II Dozen Sena all OFderp 70 y; ~
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LAKE COUNTY

Messrs. S. (. and h. N. Carter, cheese
makers, of Perry, use the milk of three
hundred and fifty COWS, and turn out
| about 700 lbs. of cheese daily. Notwith-
standing the immense quantity they make,
they have only $50 lbs. ID their shelves at
the present time.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

Neutrality-suspicious. wish to en-
gage in a legitimate business ID which they
can make from $50 20 $40 every day. BY the small IA
Vestment OF IRON Sle t. S2J0, ans invited 70 cal At
the ofice OF L. AO L. CR lie ESQ, up stairs over
Foag's China store, No. 23 Superior st., ana EXAM
inc one Of ths most important and useful mYena Sus
OF the az; sost but 30 cents and sells lr y 70 ~
uS s6q y s4ss' iAfm' A. J wooDwoRTH.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

The jackson (Miss.) Neus says, the con-
vention of that State, which has jupt
closed its sessions, was composed of one
hundred delegates-ninety eight of whom
have been duly qualified. Greene county
is not represented, noelecliOn having taken
place in that county. The only other dele
gate absent is Mr.. Lipiord, of Tippah. Of
the ninety-seven members hfty-One are Cd
Line Wings six Wing and Union; one
i1veterate Wing two cooperation Wings;
three Wing and opposed to secession; one
steadfsst Wing; two Clay Wings; one
Wing and death against the war. Total
Wings, seventy. There are eighteen Dem
.ocrats of various shades, as follows: UD-
qualified, s; Douglas, .; Jackson, l; State
Rights |; Secession, Il Union, 2; Co-Ope.
ration. /; Jefferson, 1. There are five
Conservatives, one Co-operationlsts, one op'
posed to the war, one Union, and one OPP
posed to universal suffrage. The conven
ton of 1861 was composed of eighty-foul
Democrats and twenty. five Wings.
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PROMISED a1ssoA,afiOn of the Habeas
- = N .. COHRuS~u

President johnson, a few dsys ago, in
formed q delegation of Missourians who
called TO see him on business, that he had
decided to restore the writ Of hsbeas
corpus, and would soon issue a proclaim
alton to that effect. BE also said the army
was TO be still further reduced By the mus
ter out of troops serving in such Southern
States as had satIsfact orily reconstructed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

Nj. w. H Russell should certainly be
one of the best informed men in England
on points of geography, yet in sending by
the Terrible to this country duplicate
copies of his diary on board the Great
Eastern, he directed one to a paper in
aPhilAdelphia, Ohio" and another to q
paper in 9 Baltimore Michigan
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

1AJANTED-TO RENF-A small, con
w ve4enthUuse. Address Lesdsf Counting Rom
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

Mea
to act ss Agents or the Life OF Abraham LIN
q ola. Liberal terms REd,eXclusIVe territory gqerAn-
teed, Applications from returned OIncers, sololetss
cd agents, and all young men OF AFFINITY, snoule Do
maize a. ones, if they desire to engage In TINS proht4-
De aeeucy. address, Tor tsrsa as, territory as % =
piitsb1reb- Pa s~ugZ5:246
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STARK COUNTY.
WAYNE COUNTY.

On Sabbath evening last Mr.. William
Williams, of Wayne County, was robbed
nea- Fulton of $275 in money and notes
against different parties, to the amount of
$500, by three highway robbers, who stop
ped him in the road and with cooked re-
yolvers demanded his money or his life.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

w house WORE IN . small family, one that
comes we'll recommended. Apply ct la Prospsct
atraaE BBpE.EAS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02

cI5a FER MONTH-AGEEs S150
OlOU vanUed in every County and Q1cO
tate to sell the BARTLETT SEWING MACHIS45 JIG
SIS July licensed under patents Of howe MM iti
- kiIson. Grover < baker and Singer d To- We Will
nay a monthly sa.ay and expenses, or ALLOW 2 laIss
Commission on sales. For particu arss nluslIAseo
cat.ioa ne. territory, &c iRolOss . stamp and ADDRESS
PAGE EUcHERS, sole Agents for United 5tatess
i25SnnmlL 81. Eolelo. D. augll ~ lmd5mN
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WANTED-TO RENT-A House suit
w able for a email family. Call on or address,
stating terms and location, o. n. PALMER, No. leo
EuperiCr 81. NuBzsszH
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S2O. G. g. 3. CRYSTAL D. 7. $40.
MInnn A year can be realized gliding and put
VIIIIHl ling up the CRY5TABD Oh PLATE.
IhiIIlUI AgenIs wanted. stock Tools, ana IN
VlS00 structlOns cost $50 III TODD ",
30 Nassau Sta est, New lOrE
SEND FAX Bep2.266d6W
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AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPKK
n vans a situation. Addressby letter h, Leader
Teioa augz5 .242-
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MTANTED-C o o p E 4 S-GOOD
workmsn can find strsdy employment AID
satisfactory Wages. In iuire at cur of1c sSexton1s
Block, or Work. Pittsburgh street
selz-2i4 ROUKETkLLER &
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GENTS WANTED for HEADLEY's
IA new book "GRAS n SHERMAN Our
Agents are meeting with great success. tOr tsfmss
&C., Apply in person or ny mail to
~. WILSON 4 CO., AtEatsr Block,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-27
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York Market.

(By telegraph
NEW YORK, Jan. 90
COTTON-Less active and lower, at s20s3c
for middling
FLOURSState and Western dull, prices gen
extra State: $40 T0a10 IS for extra R. d. o.;
80 eOalI 60 for trade brands. Market closing
heavy.
WHISKY-Dull and lower, Western at 3 29a
30 closing dull at inside prices.
WHEAT-Opened shade better; closed dull
mixed Chicago Spring at 81 10; Amber Michigan
at So IS.
CORN-Dull and nominal at 81 seal 81 for
mixed Western.
OATS-Irregul and unsettled; at 81 O3t a %
for Western, closing at latter.
COFFEE-Firm.
PORK-At s37 25d3s 50 for new mess closing
at s35 1881 for 1854 mess, cash and regular
wav closing at $50 so for cash; $50 25d3l for
prime, and s34 15a35 so for prime mess. Also
$3.50 bbls new mess for January, February and
March sellers and buyers option, at s35 as
and | 900 bbls prime mess for February at s360
sc 25
BEEF-Steady at about previous price, 100
terces of India mess at s42 so.
DRESSED HOGS-In moderate demand, at
l5al5fc chiefly at l5t015ic for light to extra
heavy Western.
BACON-Opened more active and hrmer, but
closed heavy. at 1otG2 O4e for Cumberland cut
on spot ard for February delivery; 2la2ltc for
short ribbed, part for February and 2oa20fc for
long cut hams
CtTMEATS-Inm moderate demand at Il q lstc
for shoulders and 1920 for hams.
LARD-Rather firmer at lsi023c. latter an
outside price.
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New York Money Market.
by Telegraph

by Telegraph.
NEW YORK Jan. e.
9MONEY-Market steady at ca per cent,
STERLING-Dull at 81 09s a O9s.
GOLD-Without decided change, opening al
81 "a declieng to S2o3i. advancing TO p O5s, and
closing at 81 O5l.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Firm and moder-
ate. .
Gs al coupons at 81 O95, {. S. $40 coupons al
81 Os, q. S. SIS 1910 coupons at 81 OOt, [. s. G.,
one wear certificates at 91ic. [. $, 5-2cS regis
tered at / 01!.
R.P. STOCKS-P. sc. SIC, Ft-Waync s2ac
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Ormity h-have mercy on y-your s-souls'-
Sheriff, move the culprits"
The company roared. Joe and Nancy
weakened. The sheriff was taken with
a caving. The Judge let himself out
loose in glass of applejack. 1t was
the greatest wedding ever witnessed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-27
CHARLES SIEBkE,

= FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street, near the Is. & .. R. r. Depot, Wheeling,
WA. All kinds OF Shawls, Ribbons, and eve.
~ description OF Silks and Woolen Goods, exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab
lishment in the Western States sep20
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