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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFFIOT,

MONDAY, Jan. 80, 1885.
The thorough restrictive policy pursued BY the
Banks during the past ten days, in the limiting Of
discounts, has ensblsd them to accumulate mod
crate supply Of currency which is being daily In
ereased Just now by the taking up of matured and
maturing paper, and little easier feeling Is re-
ported, but no change Of a very marked character.
The discriminating policy will be perIsvered in,
and as the demand from regular depositors is COM
parativtly light, it is probable matters will be
comfortable, ct least for time. Exchange Is in
limited request and fair supply, and we continue
to quota rates steady at H9H of buying and par
selling.
Gold bssamO decidedly weaker to-day iu New
York, and gradual dsoline took place from the
closing figures OF Saturday. The supposition is
reasonab,e in the absence of other data, that the
"bull' combination formed on Thursday to push
the price up, having succeeded in reaching the
limit of their expectations, sold out and 'broke -
when the market very naturally gave way. fur
ther decliae il more than likely, unless some un-
favorable political or military nsws-Whsthsr fact
or Tumor-shan infusnce an advance. The mar
ket this morning opened st 2l4, and closed at the
o'clock Board at 2121S. At GalIsgher's Exchange
this evening the closing rate was 2II.
Government Stocks and Railway Shares ruled
to-day without material change from the pric,s of
SATURDAY, the leading Railroads realizing slight
advance. Ths market is rfPOrIed less active, and
the tone generally stsldier.
Tho inquiry for tbs ssvsn-thirty Popu'aE con-
iinues graifyingly large from the interior. Sub
soiiptions to-day foot up s77,OOO.
OF the Cincinnati Money market the Gazette Of
this morning says.
In our maj ket there was no new feature on Sat
urdsy. Stagnation in produce movsmsnts lies at
the bottom Of the stringenoy in the Money mar.
ket and the former remains the scarcity Of cur
rency continues. Rates Of interest we're firm at
lO@ls per cont. Exchange is close at SOC premium
buying and lilo premium selling. Dealers are
more free to buy than to sell at theje figures.
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NEW YORK HARKET-Jan. so.

By TELEGRAPH.
COttOn-Dull and dropping at $4,000 for mid
Fiour-stats and Western dull and 1O9l5 cts
lower.
SALES at SO 55as 60 for extra State; SO GA
Sl1 90 for common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop ohio; Sl1 O59u 81 for Trade brands.
Market closing rather more steady.
Whisky-Firmer. Western So 3092 81
closing at latter.
Wheat-NOminslIy 3aSO lower and duh.
RYe-Quiet.
BarIey-More active.
COFn-DuIl. sales old mixed western in store
OatsHouist at 81 Osa1 Os1z fer western. Small
sses reported at 81 o..
WOOl-Dul.
PetrOIeuHa-Shadsfrm frmer at 4s65Oo for Crude;
6S97Oo for Refined in bond, and ss99Oo for Refined
free.
POrk-Upened unsettled and decidedly lower;
but closed more firmly. Sales At S3s C09s3T 30
for new mess; sS3 5O934 IS for 1884 mess, cash
and regular way, closing at S34 IS cash; S2o GA
30 90 for prime, and S34 00a35 90 for prime mess,
chiefly ct S35 90; and S34 90 for thin mess. Also.
5000 bbls new mess, for February and March at
sellers and buyers option, at sS7 609Ss 90.
Beef Quiet at SO O0922 90 for plain mess;
S2l OOG24 20 for extra mess. Sales Of India mess
at $40 90
Beef Hams-Heavy. Western 25@26c
Dressed HOSs-Dull. Sales Gt 151<916c for
western, latter price for heavy.
RaeOn-Quiet. Cumberland cut, pant to ar
rive, at l91z@20c.
LardgDecIining at 1sa2sc, and choice lots at
BGtteT-ouist and steady at ssa4so for Ohio;
43d5sc State.
Gbeese-Quist at I4924c.
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PoLIcEiCOURT.-Judge Hessenmueller dis
posed of the following cases syesterday morn
ing:
Drunk-Charles Burns, John McCanna,
Robert Finn, Moses Thomas, each fined 81
and costs.
Vagrancy-Alice Trsinor and Rosanna
Murray, sent to House of Correction four
months; sePhrone snider, Reform Farm.
Disturbance-JohnL Lee and Thomas Har-
on, fined SO each; Mary silas and Ann
Lee, fined So each.
Assault and Battery-Ann Thompson,
fined SIS; Thomas Castlin, continued to
February Ist.
Petit Larceny-Henry Ekins, continued
to February Sd 4; Thomas Kirchner and
Michael Rasher, continued to February 1st.
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LEWIS COUNTY, KENTUoKY.-The oil excite
ment in this county continues unabated,
and in some localities is in the increase.
Hardly a day passes without some new
developments, andin some instances where
wells have been sunk to sufficient depth,
good paying wells have been opened. This
territory is part of the oil tractrecently dis
covered in Adams comfy, Ohio, and bids
fair to rival even the most productive
regions of Western Pennsylvania.
The Tar Spring Petroleum CompaDy's
lands are located in Lewis county, and their
stock is now selling in this city at $40 per
share.
The Daniel Boon Company has its lands
in this same county and locality, and its
shares have risen from ten to one hundred
dollars, aud sell readily in the market at
that price.
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w the Quartermaster's Department, Nashville,
Tenn, so Laborers and Wood ChOppers Wages,
s4j per month and rations Also, 1900 Peamsters at
so per month and ratOns. Apply TO d. SHER-
WOOD, @. NJ. Agent, Commercial House, Cleveland,
Ohio. Win leave Cleveland every Tuesday and Fri
day. jau6
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ESCAPE OR ADJUTANT JAssAUD.-A few days
since we stated that Adjutant Jassaud, of
the 9th US. c. Cavalry, had been killed by
guerrllas in Tennessee. His friends here
reeelVed dispatch, Sunday, from Camp
Nelson' Kentucky, announcing his escape
Ifom the guerrillas- No particulars have
been received. The Adjutant's many rela-
tves and friends here will be rejOiced at
the intelligence.
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- Nails will be opened and resdy Tor delivery
ons hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All Mails Gloss ons hour hSfoEa departure
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS az DEPOT
Eastern Through arrives 1t 7:So A. n. BIS P. NJ,
and 9:25 P. N.
EAStern Way arrives at 10:20 A. n.
Western Through arrives at 9:9O A. n, $50 P. NJ
do Way arrives at 255 P. N.
5snduaky Way arrives at 9l5 A. B.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. NJ. $50 P q.
do Way arrives st s:5c P N.
Pittsburgh Through arrives st e:65 A. =.
Way arrives at 1910 P. -.
Mahonlng Way arrives st 1O:s5 A. Ne
haadville arrives at l0=25 A. n.
M3dinA Way arrives at 400 P. M.
Ro5kpOrt, &o., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays sud
WarrensViIIs arrives daily at IO:l5 AN.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily "a. n.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
HAgEEsE THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. Eeg
York, Hartford, and PainssviIe, Geneva, AshtAbu
In md Oonneant. closes at SEQ A. NJ
uEAsTEEE THRoUsH, for EeW York only, closes at
ElsTHRH THRoUaH, for Eris, BuaAIo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes OF 500
Pm.
and Erie, closes at 2;50 P. n.
WEsFERE THRoUsH, for Toledo, Dstrslt, Chicago;
and Milwaukee closes at T:lO A NJ
WEsrEEz THRoUgH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
dialogue. St. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 800 P. n.
and Toledo, closes at I:45 P. NJ.
5AEDusKY WAY, for SandaHky and ali intermes
date points, closes At $3.50 p. ~
OiHoIsEATI WAY, for AL points Between Cleveland
Sad Cincinnati, closes at 7:05 A. N.
UIECUNATI TRnoUgH, for Columbus, Daytor,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes At 7.05 A. n.
OsOuHArFI THRoUeH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, ST. Louis, Indianapolis. zsuesvle, and
Whssing, closes st 800 P. NJ.
PgTEsBUEsH THE0U0H, for Pittsburgh and WASH
In ytcn, closes st l2:50 P. N.
PrTTssURaH WAT, for all points between Olege.
and WaIlsYills and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adslphiA, BslsimOre srd Wsnhingten niosss At 7;OJ
N.
=; aAH0HIEG WAY, for al points between Cleveland
a1I Youngstown. eoses at 2:45 ?. y.
MsADvILLE, closes at $3.50 A. NJ.
- MupIsA WAY, closes 81 7:SO A. ~.
( "A l0oKPORF, Eo., closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, stl2h.
WAaRKSsVIELh, olHsss daily, lo.so A. n.
ELsf OLsvELAH9 aad Euolid, cloves daily, a.
P. q.
NAH and Drop IsiisFs as required y 80 10 D.
prepaid.
al CITY Circulars Required 70 Be prepaid With
0 tsO-osnt stamp.
once open ffom f:5O A. q. 90 i;8G p. D. On
Sunday frOm A. N. to 1000 A. n.
< cOWLES. P. a.
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Tho Weather

The WeRther.-The sewers storm that set in
yesterday afternoon compelled many who had
started out for pleas ant walk to ssek shelter from
its fury in the establishment of ISAAC J. FRANK,
No. 129 Superior street, under the johnson House.
This proved very fortunate for those in want Of
goods in Franks line OF business, for better ag
sOrtment of Hoop Skirts, Corsets and other ladies'
goods than is to be found here can scarcely be
imagined, Remember the old stand, formerly
FRANK BROS. jan2s1s7
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Hun OALh-hOODh AND LUZ ON
Ofest BY 22s, with an abundance OF fine shrubbsry,
had good ruit oheioe grapes and good barn. Terms
aNy. E1quire Of ID. W. GAGk, Esq.,, l66 Superior sts
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THE BUFFALO F1RE.--The Buffalo papers
OF yesterday give no additional facts con-
cerning the fire. The total loss is put at
three-fourths of a million dollars. The in
surance, as far as ascertained, is S29S, 900.
Efforts and arrangements have been
made in that city to organiEea company to
build a new hotel, the capital stock of
which eompsny is to be half 3 million dol
lars
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NEW PAPER MIIL.-The sandusky Regis
ter says the work of changing the old cot
ton factory at Castalia, Erie county, into
paper mill, is nearly completed, and that
operations will soon be commenced on an
extensive scale. No better location forthat
business can be found in the country.
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EOR SALE desirable house and lot
4 for sale on East Street, Berea, Ohio ADDRESS S %
Box Isl, Berea, Ohio. JanSl;lss
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BAnED OuT.-Sergeant Chas. Victor, who
shot Captain sinnott, in Lieut.. o O'Brien's re-
cruiting Office, in December last, and who
was held to bail in the sum of $4,000, to
answer to the charge of murder in the sec
ond degree, has been bailed out, and is now
at liberty, N. P. Payne, Esq, giving bail
for his appearance.
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FREEDNEN's AID SoorETT FEsTIvAL.-The
Freedmon's Aid Society viii hold festival
and fair at Chase's Hall, on Wednesday
evening next, February 1st. The occasion
will be enlivened with speeches and music.
A good time is anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-31

HudsOn's UnrivRIe0 Tooth Paste is
unsurpassed in removing rust and tartar and
whitening the teeth. But its chief excellence con.
s'sts in the certainty with which it heals all ten
derness of the gums and prevents their bleeding.
Its constantly increasing demand wherever known
is one of its strongest recommendations. Sold by
all druggists. jan3OI92
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TRIED FkUIT FOR SALE-I,O 600
.L(Ba rels Dried App'es for sale at IS Merwin
Janls:lss Z. COTTRELL,
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bryant q StraftOn's Commercial Col
lege We design to organize class in Lindsley' S
New Phonetic Shorthand, on this Cdonday) even
ing. The principal advantages of this new system
are-First. 1t can be mastered in less than one
fourth the time required for the old Pitman sys-
TEN; Second. 1t is more legible; Third. 1t has q
connected vowel system; Fourth. Is more easily
reduced to practice. In short, yer batim report
ers can be made by this system with less labor and
shorter time than is required to master the CORES
ponding style Of the old Photography. All who
are interested in the art are invited to attend
jan3,:1ss
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MAsoUERADE.-on Thursday evening of
next week, company "E," of the l5Oth
regiment o. N. G., propose giving Mssque
and Fancy Dress Party, at ChaPin's Hall,
which they design to make the party OF
the season. The company got up similar
affair last year, which will be remembered
with delight by all who were so fortunate
as to be present. The forthcoming party
will be as far ahead of the other as that
was Of anything similar, given during last
winter. Let those who would have rare
social time attend.
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ETerIf VIII Moi CoUnrrWn

Merit VIII Not Go UnreWarded, though
oftentimes justice may seem to be tardy. In the
case ofDr- D. H Seelye, who discovered the Liquid
Catarrh Remedy which has cured thousands who
had almost given up hops ofcure. it has been thus
but during the last year in tbs unprecedented
amount of sales TO inhabitants of nearly every
cline, do the people acknowledge the value of his
long study and great learning. jan3O;R3
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NEW TORK sTOCA MARKEI.

hHW YORK. Jan. 80, 1860.
Government StOcks-Firmsr and fairly
active. q. s. one-yesr certificates SO; do Ten
forty coupons 1001s do Five-twenty coupons 10s5s;
SKIES OF 'sl, coupons, IC91s
StOeks-Better. Missouri SIS =; Ohio & Mis-
sissippi certificates 2715; Cumberland pr fsrred
-; Mariposa n5s; Erie 70; do preferred -;
Hudson lOT1zi Reading - Michigan Oentl Ill;
Michigan Southern 66; Illinois Central scrip 1l71z;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh sO5@; NorthW S377ss;
do preferred 6354 Rock Island 93%; Fort Wayne
9255; New YOIk Central 100; Quicksilver 90;
Toledo 1i4 Tennessee 6s =; Cumberland Coal =.
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The Only Remedy.-Those who suffer from
foul breath are open to the charge OF fcareessness
1t is an offence that be easily abated, as sin
gle bottle Of the Fragrant sozodont Will unmistak-
ably accomplish the work. No toilet table should
be withOutit. It will preserve and keep the rseth
white, and the breath pure and sweet. Fold by all
druggists: jan3OI9J,3t
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Professional Card.-A. Metz, NJ. D., Pro-
fsssor of Diseases of the Eye in the Charity Hospital
Medical College, can be consulted in his speciality
every Tuesday, from 10 A. N. till P. NJ, in the
faculty room of the College, Hoffman's Black, su-
periOr street. jan944S4
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LOCAL NOTICES

Farming and Oil Lands For Sale
One hundred acres OF good Farming Land (Oil has
been discovered on the adjoining tract,) will be
sold cheap If applied for soon. Gall on or address
WI. E. CLARKE,
jan3l:lss Leavittsburg, o.
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LIFE ASSURANCE
THE KNIcKERRocKER
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,

OF 4 W % X H.
Having established Branch Once in this city are
now prepared to iss1e Policies upon the Life En-
dOWment or Ten Year Plans, Offering every consist
snt advantage to insurers.
Particular attention Is called to their Ten Year
system, which permits person to pay for his in
suraLce, in full, in ten annual or forty quarterly
payments after which the party 30 iusuriDg Ie-
ceives paid-Up policy and has Eohing further
to pay.
This plan also has the advantage Of being strictly
non -forfeitable. Thus, slthough IN case OF the
death Of the party assuring, his p-lcy would be
good for the facec-~ NIL amount yet in case OF dis
continuing his = yL SKts, he receives pro 0rata
policy, in eIast accordance with the time he hes
paid. As for example, man insuring for IS coo II
he has made two annual payments thereon wishes
70 discontinue IT, he will recsive paid up policy Of
two-tsnths of S5,0OO being 81, 600; If be has paid
three years. 81 500 IL four years. S,00O and so on
in exact proportion - ghout the entire Ten years.
Policiea issued aud ali business transacted upon
the most favorable terms BY
s, $. COE e. LOUIS b. SMITH,
Agents for State Of Ohio.
Office cor. Superior and Merwin sta, Cleveland.
Comparative Assets as to Liabilities larger than
any other Company doing business In this State.
CLEVELAND BOABD OF REFERENCE.
S D. MCMILLAN, OF Gordon, Mcmillan 4 Co.
Leverstt AlcOtt, of Alcott Horton, Cleveland.
Ohas A. Bead 4 Co., Bankers, Cleveland
D. B. Sexton, of D. B. sexton Co., Cleveland.
7. P. Handy, Pres't Merchants Bank, Cleveland.
P.J Price, Of Morris q rTice, Cleveland.
r. P. Myers, Stove Manufacturer, Cleveland.
@. ". Ooe, Miller, Cleveland.
G. A. Benedict, Editor HERALD Cleveland.
jan2O:I9l
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To the PnbIIe.-In calling attention to the
above col artnership notice. we beg to assure you
that it is attention to make cur house deserved
ly popular, by always keeping on hand first elas
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods by selling
them at the lowest market prices, and by fair deal
ing to make it for your interest to give us your pat
ronage.
E. T. HOVER CO.,
jan21:lS7 go Superior and 40 Seneca street.
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uHIoAGO RLARKET..Ian. so.

IBT TxLHGRAPE.J
FIOuF-Dul.
Wheat-DuIl ct g 1892 461E.
COrn-Stsady.
ORfs-Quiet at 62@62%.
HiKhNtneS-Dull. offered at 50 IT with no
buyers.
HOE8-Dull and nominal
Dressed HOgs-Dull at 1s@1s1zo.
PoGk-sSles Of Mess at sss OOssI 90; Prime
Mess S31 90.
Hams-166lTo.
L.ard-Quiet 207Sc.
Receipfs-FIo1r 100 bSls; wheat 11tOO bu; cor
1000; oats 2sQc0.
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jans1:1ss

Liverpool Oil COmpany-NOIIee.-C
tcates ofstock for the late subscriptions are now
ready for delivery at the Office of G. A. Read Co.,
95 Superior street, where subscribers will please
call at once.
ian3O' So H G DFNING Pec'v
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-A verdict of gull
ty was brought in on Saturday in this court
in the case of Zweeble and others, the Au-
glaize county rioters. A motion in arrest
of sentence was made and argued yester-
day morning, but has not been decided.
The case of the United States Us. Will
liams, is now on trial, the District Attorney
appearing for the United States and Messrs.
s. E. Adams and Joseph Adams, for the de-
fendant. Both the defendant and prose-
cutting witness are citizens of Pennsylva-
mia, but the crime is alleged to have been
committed in this city, at the Birch House,
in January. 1864. The case is curious
one, and is exciting considerable interest.
The evidence for the United States is now
being heard,
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel Minor, of the 9TH o
V. C., is in the city on leave of absence, BE
is now the cOmmandant of the camp of
cavalry rendezvous at Nashville.
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DRAFT MATTERs.-Yesterday was the day
set apart for the men drafted in the supple
mental draft of last Friday to report. Four
teen of the thirty did 80, of whom five
were held to service, seven exempted for
physical disability, one for being over age,
and one case was reserved for futuredecision.
This proportion of exemptions would indi-
cate that another small supplemental draft
will be needed to clear the district under
previous calls.
The quotas of the townships and wards
of this district, under the last call, have
not yet been announced, nor will they be
until the monthly reports for January Iare
concluded, which will furnish the basis for
their assignment. These reports will be
completed to-day and the quotas of sub
districts will probably be calculated on
Wednesday.
The work of the Board of Enrolment in
revising the enrolment lists has been very
heavy during the present month. In that
time over three thousand names have been
stricken from the lists, and some nine hun
dred names have been added to it.
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LUcKY.-Mrs. John Barnhsm, of Rock
port, drew an elegant black silk dress to-
day, worth $50 at I. P. sherwood's man.
moth Gift Sale. There are a few more left.
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NoLD AND sILVERlI
n. Ru IA

IA6 SUPERIOR STREET, has Just received =
splendid lot Of
Gold and Silver watches, Silver Ware
and Fine JeEelfy,
OF every description His stock Of OHAnzs, Rnes.
bouQht az q much less figure than elsewhere in the
oItv Il. BURT,
de7 Watch and Clock Maker, I4s Superior #.
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PERsoEAL.-Brigsdier General J. s. Bris-
bin, of Lexington, Kentucky, was in the
city yesterday, and stopping at the We'd
dell.
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MUSTERED 0UT.-Lieutenant Thomas W.
Miller, of the 55th o. V. L, has recently
been mustered ont, his term of .ervice hay-
ing expired.
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Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1865.

CO-pHrtnershiP.-H.T T. Hover having asso-
ciated with him Albert W. Hawkins and ]. Henry
Ford, will continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods business, under the firm name of H. t
Hover Co., at the location formerly occupied by
]. NJ. & H. T. Hover, No. 2sO Superior street and
No. 140 Seneca street.
Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1865.
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&gdeaI.

r.stissI and scientiho optcian, keeps the lArge'l
oTHortTeut Of Optical Instruments in the city. BE
ing ap oId establishment, and having boen extens!
ively patronised, he has the oonhdenoe thatu
present stock viii warrant the oontnuanoe q Pt Pa
n fSvorT An his speotaolss are Of the best quality
OF oryutal glasses ground under his own insPeotioh
m ali cases curing weakness, dizziness, and impart3
inR Rgtrsngth for long reading and me sewing Ar
tIfcihl eyes inserted without pain.
OFFI6E-1S0 superior-st., hrBt door IRON ths q ]
trance 70 the American Hotel.
~ Beware Of trAvslerH claiming 10 b Mr.. solos
unnson or his agent. luIfa
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If E. B. Hoffman will call at the Post
masters Room, he will find a valuable
letter.
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sUsPENDED.--The youngstown Register
says:
The Canfeld Herald. published for some
time past by Mr.. j, IS. RolloF, has been sus-
pended, the receipts not being equal to the
expenses incurred in its publication. The
Register is now the only paper published in
this county.
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n. ?. MONEY MARKEF Jan, 30.

MOney-Easy at 697 Fo.
Sterling EXehange-Dull at Tsss s1O95s
for gold.
GOld-Unsettled and lower. Opening at 2ll,
declining to I'll, advancing to 21is and closng at
2l25<.
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ATTENPTED ESCAPE OF DISSEMINATION
Saturday last recruit for the Issth O. V.
L, named George Link, having been dis
covered to be a deserter from the 29d o. Y.
I :, was semitic Columbus under the charge
of Samuel Murray, one of Captain Nash's
orderlies. At Gallon the fellow made an
attempt to escape, and, ssgotting out of the
car, made off at full speed. Tho orderly
started after him, and, finding that he
would be unable to overtake him, drew
his revolver and fred thres times, the last
ball taking effect in the fellows heel and
tumbling him over. He was easily taken
and was carried down to Columbus on the
next train and landed at camp Chase in
safety.