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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21
Assault and Bsttsry-Patfiet oFaddoeE.


EVENING SoHooLs.4Eyening schools are
now in session at the Cleveland Business
College, The same branches are taught as
in day school to those who wish. The prin-
cipal part of the class, however, devote the
evening exclusively to writing. This gives
an excellent opportunity for hundreds Of
persons in the city who cannot leave their
business during the day to improve their
penmanship, extend their knowledge of the
principles governing commercial transac-
tions, and IN every way fit themselves for a
more extended sphere in the business
world.
Their writing gallery in Rouses' block is
in itself a model ofneatness and taste, The
beautiful specimenS adjoining it are chiefly
from the pen of c. E. WILDER, Esq, who for
the past ten years has ranked chief among
the first of specimen writers. He gives per-
sonal su-perintendance to that department,
and we trust many of our young friends will
this winter avail themselves of his ex-
perieues and Ekigl in tsashipg.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

The following dispatches were received at the
Exchange to-day
PrOvidence-Market generally firm. Trode fair.
and no change in prices.
BostOn-Market very active with substantial
rise in prices.
Philadelphia-COtton goods more active and
prices tending upward Woolens steady.
BaltimOre-Market active and firm.
Cincinnati-We are having very disagreeable
weather-snow and rain. Trade very quiet. y
st. Louis-No change in prices and but little
doing. River still blocked with ice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

Our neighbor Benedict has some of those
beautiful Royal Ermine and choice fine
Mink Furs fol, ladies. They are just the
article for a holiday present7a ftu
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N new ADVERTIsEMENTS.

FTV new ADVERTIsEMENTS.
Acaasmy of MusicAMfss Lolita.
C. H. seym0ur-SeEing Machine foF-sale.
Cowles & Cb.-Ladfes' Watches.
Observation-Disclosures HumanInterior.
GIurcAf1& BroAseedless Raisins.
Isaacs' Union HaIl-Holiday Presents.
Churchill & Bro.-Pease's Hair Remover.
o. Cutter 4 Son-Sea Shells.
Churchill 4 Bro -Prunes. @
Crumb, BAslington & Kendan-speciaIities,
o. Cutter & Son-Second Hand Piano.
+. Kimberly-NeW Sleighsg "a
Rev. E. A. WilsOn-TOs C~onsumptftes. weekly.
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The following are the quotations from the Dry
Goods Exchange; =
Brown sheetings-Atlantic a3L; Milford 3lL;
Newmarket A 81.
Bleached shirtihgs-Bates 3215 Hill 40; James
Mill 40.
Prints-Merrimac W %; Sprague 26; Amoskeag
2215; Victory 211l.
DeIaines-Pacitlc %; Manchester %.
Brown Drils-Bennington 30 Stark II 3lh.
Corset Jeans-Pepperell 40; Laconia 37&.
Canton Flannels-Maumkeag 3712; Nashua 271S.
Ticks-Methua A A 37@; Hancock 3715.
Stripes@ Whittenton A A So; do B B35.
DeniHs-Amoskeag So; Boston So.
Hoop Skirts-Bradey's Duplex Elliptic, 90 to 50
hoops, prices unchanged Meyers * L., narrow
55gSS; wide 7l@1IO.
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morning were as follows:
Cleveland wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY, Evening, Dec. 90, 1865.
FlOur-Du and nominally unchanged. City
brands held at S1O,5O@lO,75 for Xxx red; sll,5o
@11,75 for Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red
s9,OO9lO,OO; do Xxx white $40, 25@II,25.
Wheat-Dull and heavy. No sales reported,
and prices nominal.
COrn-In moderate demand and steady. Sales
3 cars new shelled from store at sec.
O~ats-Quiet, and prices irregular. Sales cars
at 4oc, 1 car ct Ale, 1 car at 42c-all from store.
Rye-Dull and nominal.
BnrIey-Qniet. No sales to-day.
Dressed HOgsLvery little doing. Packers
pay 1O@l1c per ID for heavy, the outside price for
very choice.
POrk-Unchanged. City Mess held at $500
Clear $500.
Lard-steady. Held at zoe for city-rendered
in tierces, 21c for do in kegs.
IERms-Steady at 25c for city sugar-cured. sr
ShOuIders-Held at Ice for city-cured.
Mess BeeE-steady at $3.50 20 for city packed.
Dried Beef-Held at &c for city-cured.
Butter-In fair trade demand. Small sales Of
prime roll and choice tub at 35o. t.7 a H
Cheesc-Quiet and steady. Good to choice
Western Reserve and New York 16G2Ic.
Eggs-In moderate request at 37@5Sc for fresh
packed.
HIghWInes-Dull. Held at s2,22@2,23.,
AIcOhOl-steady. Held at 81, 9 40 for 9s
per ceRt. Cologne Spirits, s5 per cent, $3.50. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits S2,37@2,42.
PetrOlcum-euiet and steady at 14@75c for
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

,some fine imported cigars for the holt
days can be fOdnd,stHawks} 225 Superior
street
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Dried ~AppIes-Quiet at 1l@12c for old, 14e

1915 for new.
Green AppIes-ouiet aud steady. Good to
choice fruit held at S4,OO95,OO. la-I
POtatOes-Peaehblows steady and in fair de-
mand at SOGS5c in car lots
BeansEHeld at s1,75@2,OO for good to prime
white.
GrOcerieS-Trade continues quiet, and we
note no important change in prices since our last
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Petroleum is dull but without change. Sales
I, OO9 bbls of crude 411a@42c, and 800 bbls refined
ut 66967c.
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FEMALE
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE!

TNHE next term Of this Institution will
y open on WEDNESDAY, January 3D., 1856.
The undersigned will have the sole mana9amart
and direction Of the affairs Of the College. IN CON
nection with the Board Of Instruction. CatsIoene,
furnished, inquiries answered, and rooms secured.
President, College Hill, o. s y CAPV'
December Q 1865. de5fs.5-f
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The sales to-day were at the following rates:
benneboii Run 1906; Buchanan Farm 774i En-
pire City 81; Excelsior 81; First National 4s Nc
Ciintock $50; Germania %: 0ceanica AZ; on Greek
$50; United States 200; Webster ITO; Pithole Creek
1850 rt.ff .r
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

ELEGANT Piano Covers at Beckwith q
Sterling's. Dec2l:272
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Petroleum Stocks were generally irmer to-day,
with considerable activity in Hamilton, McClin-
took, Bennehon Run and Pithole Greek. Produc-
tion Of oil is increasing, and there are a large mum
Der of wells going down.
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That mercy BhoW 70 me. "
On the conclusion of Mr.. Knights elabo-
rate plea, NJ. s. Castle, Esq, associate coun-
sci for the defendant, entered upon his ar
gument, holding the attention of Court Jury
and spectators for two hours and a half. He.
confined himself to a review of the evidence
taken, a searching analysis Of and a n able
commentary on, the same. The unusual
pressure on our local columns this morning
forbids giving a synopsis of his argument.
He will continue his brilliant, powerful plea
this morning.
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EAG---AaAA @F@ 49, &f-@A 49,
~ 81 gTe EpEE1T18 ECe
u .oIHo .CEAL4YzLJ NA
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press. !
srar. New YoRK, December 70.

Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press. |
New EORK, December 10.
RAILWAY STOCKS.
Railway speculation was very strong this morn
ing, and higher prices were made at the open Board
ami Stock Exchange. The features Of the morning
were Erie, Pitssburrg, Northwestern common and
Old Southern. There was considerable huctuation
in some of this stock. During the day the market
grew heavy. Erie was scare on the street, and de-
liveries were very Irregular. At the last Board
the market was strong but heavy on Old Southern,
Pittsburg and nearly all other railroads.
QUOTATIONS..
The following were the closing prices at 4:30P NJ.
New York Central 95I; Erie 95; Hudson 100 /;
Reading lO6s4; Michigan Southern 65L Cleve-
land & Pittsburg s712; Cleveland & Toledo Ia.
GOVERNMENTS
The inactivity in governments continues. Or
ders from the interior have fallen Of, bat govern
ment brokers buy t~Ulefably freely and prices are
sustained. Cid 5-20s were One-eighth and IO-4Os
three hIths lower.
GOLD.
Gold continues quiet. A limited number of short
sales are made in anticipation Of government being
the seller at an early day. Closed at I46.
MONEY.
Money continues easy at per cent, with few
loans at 6 per cent.
STATE BONDS.
State Bonds firm and improving, but the move
ment is not active. E
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TUE GREAT ENGLISH Remedy
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nuwNs' NEoErAm-g BALsAMic ELIxiR.--
The eldest and beet Cough Medicine mauuiac-
tured This standard Old Cough remedy has
re-. been before TIE people nearly forty year.,
and has ever maintained the highest rank
among remedies ior longs Throat ard chest -
Il has aways been warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
For Whooping Cough. Il has 30 equa,
Ste circulars for certificates VI tile Hon. Pau
Dillingham;, Lieut. Governor n Eermont lion
Bates Turner. late Judge 81 Sapreme Court 81
Vermont; hon. b. Woodward, Surgeon L
ARMY, aud many olber men 81 Standing
Price 50 els ~ gt.. ana $3.50 per bottle.
SID in Manchester az ihe Equinox Drug store.
sid by an dealers 10 medicine 10 the state
John + Henry, Waterbury, w., sole Propfie-
tor. 40
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CopPERnEkbs SYCBBgD sr A SOLD.
ma &. Nan Tine. returned soldier
OF Ssbdusky Ohio, iioting been nominal.
I'd FOR county reeor.lrr BY the copt~rbeads,
declines, With indignant comments, rs fol.
ivys<
"lf i had remained Al home during the
last four ears 81 tbe rebellion, fghling
ibe government BY WORT aud ballot, pIcl-
inl the death a. friends aud the overthrow
81 liberty, II my name where NalIandig-
lsm. Baoih o. Ninz, tiey might have
bad prciease, but have been soldier,
! haze seen Belle Is G and Libby Prison,
and a. they (ike democracy did not ield
Their euepsrl y iime o. need, ri - their
love NOW.
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A floating iiem siafes tbat respectable
colorcd man took passage in the cars Of
tl,c Shore Line Raltoad at Gfeenwieh
Conn, Zoe New Yoik, AMI Naiia on lis
way, eas three times rfustd gas.
OF water by the water.boy who pass
I'd through ihe train. Appealing 10 The
conductor, he vas informed that i WIS a
rule Of The railroad company lhat no wa
ter should be furnished 10 colored persons,
and that there was "no use "a lalking
about t.
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Mas WIN Too MUcn WIFs. -
Chapman, . wnly lawyer from liarlio I'd
was busy Wiih case Al which lady vas
present wllh whom Ae had already some.
,hiug to 10 Il witness
Tier husband Ass present dimanitire,
meek, torbeafng sort 81 man who, 10
the language Of Mr.. Chapman. Cooked
like rooster jasi ashed oas Of swill
harrel : ~hlle The laiy sssa arge, por, Is
woman, evidently the ~belter horse" As
on tisc former occasion, she -balA Cd on
the cross xAminsiicn. Tie lawyer was
pressing die question wsh bis usual ar
eeney. wien she said. with sindic,lge Gre
flashing from her eyes
Nj, Chapman, yoo needa'l ihink that
you ean catch me fca tined that once
briofe."
Putting osi his moa quizzical express
sisn. Mr. Chapman replied
"MAdAa., ! hssnt lte slightest 'iesirs
q oaiea ypu std your husband looks 80
me a. & b. aas ssrEs he had
Tbs hssb~nd iaintly smiled assent
d g. I-sa,lss hsq- q Darlington IS
abaai 81 aaFses fosd irota Camar.dge 10
hs 90 oighe ctib 81 Meu,ai MAns8eld ana
10 is ~ constructed lhat car can Be
3raaianp by csblr Asiag stationary
engine a. le ssnsnH. 0as 6 iialsst lsas
pledge. IS iskf stVVo u.s. toek 3 e0us.
psgie tas ealel gusS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-10-10

Nearly an The distinguished men OF
Tennessee who went into The rebellion.
have tolurn,d aiei are resumiRg The
practice OF law. Coy. tooe re,ires Ia
the SHADES of private life OF a farm about
Ihree miles from Nashville. lion. John
Bell is living 10 a u asant residence viii,
some q lis Of friends, OH retired street.
Ne looks 90 aud and decrrpld, and is sell
dom seen on the streets. slion. Neil =.
Brown is praciictrg INV. and has very
extensive raironage lie, TOO, has passed.
toe meridian Of his splsnd and s''at
uas frosted his head add wlinklel his
brow. Old Islam G. Harris, The rebel
Governor, has put himself II communca
liou with parties III Nashville.
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cRIMEs


a terrible tragedy occu red At Far fiay
Wisconsin, seyen miles from Dubuque.
Iowa, on Monday. Joseph Harvey, Of
thai village, fired 4, his wife with afeyol.
ser. but missed Ter. Ills daughter, hlar-
iue her mothers cry for help, rushed INTO
tae room, Nhen h@ turned and fired on
her. tie bail taking effect Us her iorhead
killing her instantly. lie then Knocked
bis. wife down eiti the revolver, intictne
mortal injury, sud ended The tragedy by
cutting lbs throat With lancet.
TIE waterfalls worn by ladiees are some.
times Of satns use a. wcll q. being orna :
mentsl 4 LAZY passenger on Tie Gem
tral Railroad recently lost her pockct.book
en-, 81 course, suspected her soatmaie 81
having abetrrcied IT, A search was iusii-
tolyd buI ae los, property failed to come
70 light uail soiur ingenious individual
sags st,A a sestea 81 lhe wattriaiL--
ahra. b. smoug rats aad mice, securely
de.osted IL tic waterfall Tie missing mon.
~ was iouad.
On SATURDAY Jas, negro woman, nam
~ i'uts.y Eldy became engaged m IN Al
ttuattn sth 4 drunken oyerseer Of 4
plAuaiiou near Lynellburg. Va, when tie
latter seized a gao, loaded with buck shot,
aad bred upon the woman, instantly kill-
iug both hrr aud al iniaai which she held
ia her arms.
A bold outrage At HopkiuIau, y, H., Is
reported. The house Of a Mrs Thompson
wa. broken in'o By rlilian named CLas.
kcEer, no, after having executed bis de-
sgu upon ibc daughter d Mrs Thompson,
elri d fifteen. lei The house Subse-
qaeally ksxeF sas arrested.
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srFnLlNG sl.EnrANs, E.tnts.

G,TATE OF VERAf0NT,l At PROBATE Court
- Manchester District s.. holden at Mauches-
ter. III and FOR said District ga the 7th dasof De-
iember 1865.
Present, II. x. FOWLER, Register, presiding
An Instrument IN writing purporme % be the last
will and Testament Of Sterling Sherman late Of I'm
pert ID said district, deceased, presented for
probate.
Whereupon it was ordered that soId instrument
b proyeuat Probate Court TO be hoIdena the Pro-
bate Office in Manchester in aud tor slid district
on the 25th day OF October, 1865, and that no.
ce thereof be given by publishing this order three
weeks successfully ilbe Manchester Journal printed
1T said Manchester.
20 H.k. FOWLER, Register.
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Then Jydas, wheil hr saa that BE- vas
Condemned, iepen,ed himself, and cast
doen ibe pieces Of silver Ia ibr nIds and
departed AID went ana hanged bnnssi.
AaHhfp.
The 6ebtra appe'red 80 be 10 the
goa rSobsfam snrs, and pleeei with
lhe manilesiai ion vi Ass ielpRgiii
n1es{f tma,ef - ots8s kscqao.
Eisht,eu iundte5 years O PROCESS do
TO- seem o haSe uade conscience more
geaIer aud seasiite~- 1tbaay .Jqaaai
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tnfE sFEtcn tNn rng lauooakcH
ihe Ffer srea u y Nw
Jefsst has sadsaatei pHa "a q p
~ 8 Ffrten Cen kipainct fum bgps
beard a public assema. ehiea came ~
setbef IF Nvaior f8 veIe mr iii. dntiag.
ushsi soldier 60 his home So .atcas &.
a.e haltfd 81 the oopptrafa3. .or so.
dier aba hss io4ghi Ter fbr Ua,au ths 4
mob vas organized, lsd 81 he Hon a }.
u sers D,aoc attic Representative ia
Csngfe#, 10 s.lfaes Gen. fitzpatrick
he a,sgssc 81 n3u tailrd. spile u tie
ds.ordr,, Cen hHpsutk pike and che
mob la4 d H.e8 N ihe STATE lis
ia Indignantly " she story q sayli w. oai.
rRsc.
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Tho Chicago RepaJdeaR is reminded
by the ereat fight between Greedy and
Weed d the following;
"Dey les and ll.,y htes,
And dey chawed dsr bodies loEn,
Aud dsr tails walked up
Aud lo0k sDadlcr round
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