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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

and get in. Heard a cry Of "Stop the car
riageP n q cry of murder p l went
up town on the run. Went where the girl
was shot, saw her body in the yard.
Two of us got into a buggy and started in
pursuit of the carriage. After going away
on the Independence road, met the carriage
coming back. Hughes was not in it. He
had taken to the woods. ! went with Mr..
White to ride around this patch of woods.
We searched the fields, some six or eight of
us, crossing the fields several times. We
couldn't find him. We searched along the
railroad track. The alarm was given that
Hughes was right ahead of us. He was in
some bushes close to the track. Six or eight
Of us went up to him. He said he was will
ing to give himself up. lie was rising up
when l first saw him. Mr.. Wells searched
him, and we started him toward Bedford.
Found a OmmOn knife, a few small cart
ridges and a small pistol ON his person. On
the way to the village, Hughes talked some.
l told him that all l could do or say would
not make him any better or worse. He
said, Il would as soon you should hang me
there on a tree as anywhere. knew the
penalty before l did il. l bought the re-
vOlver or pistol on purpose to shoot her, and
have done it," He said, 81 have not lone
it under any excitement or impulse of the
moment, but had studied the thing over"
l think he said for two weeks. He drew a
flask out Of his pocket, took a drink, when
l told the men not to let him drink, for he
probably had poison in the flask. But he
drank. At Bedford, we put Hughes in the
carriage, when he started for Cleveland.
His manner did not differ from that which
l have always seen in him. He showed no
excitement.
The court adjourned to meet at nine
o'clock this morning
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

There is a moderate business doing in
Compound interest notes at 18Th 1861 buy
ing and 1O23@IO7 selling, for the various
issues.
The Cincinnati Gazette says the National
Banks of that city have united for the pur
pose of resisting, through the Courts, the
collection of State tax on their stock, the
State law requiring the holders of this stock
to return it for taxation. The issue is one
that demands prompt judicial adjustment.
The import entries at New York for the
week ending on Saturday last amounted to
50. 344,O5s, against S2,Ol4,94I same week last
year; and the export elearapces of domestic
produce to sj,6Is,0l9, against 50, 1898, 5s5
same week last year.
The issue of national bank currency last
week was 50, S96,s25, making the total issued
to December 9Th, 1924, 9j4,S75.
Local commercial circles presented no
new features to-day, the markets still ruling
excessively dull. We could learn of no
transactions to-day in Flour, and prices are
mainly nominal. Wheat and Corn are
heavy and nominal. Oats are dull and
lower. Provisions are steady, but in very
light demand. Produce is dull and without
quotable change. Highwines are lower
Petroleum steady and firm.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during the
twenty-four hours ending at Z o'clock this
morning. were az follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13


CoLcHEsTER.-We are informed that this
w~ell-known spiritualist will give one of his
celebrated seGnces in this city, at Braipard's
He'll on Friday evening next, December
18th. Colchester is the most successful and
widely known medium now before the pub
lie, not excepting the notorious Davenport
Brothers. His recent trial before the Uni
ted States District Court at Buffalo for prae-
Using %jugglery without q license brought
him before the p~ubliGsyery prominently as
a spiritual exhibitor. His performances
are described as very wonderful, and as en-
tirely different in their character from the
usual table-tipping, ba~njo-banging of such
mediums as Fay and the Dsvenports. Some
of his performances at a recent seance in Oil
City are thus described by the Oil City Reg
iSter:
But the browning mystery was vet to
come. At the request of Mr.. c., six gentle
men in the audience wrote names of de-
ceased persons on slips, folded them, and
placed them in a hat. Mr.. Colchester took
one, closely folded, and grasplng our re-
porter by one hand, and Mr.. J. ?. Aneker
by the other requested our reporter to re
peat over mentally the alphabet, which he
did. The medium spelled out the name as
the letters were thought of, J-a-m-e-s. On
asking who had put a name in the hat com
mencing with James, DR.. Seyes declared he
had. The folded paper was handed to him
and he was requested to repeat the alphabet
mentally, and the medium spelled out
C-r-o-o k, making in all James Crook, which
was the name the Doctor had written, as he
acknowledged, and the paper, on being un-
folded, disclosed. This success was received
by a ronnd of enthusiastic applause.
The five remaining slips were carefully
and tightly twisted into balls by Mr.. Hen
erickson and again placed in the hat the
hat and contents handed to one of the au
dience, who drew out one ball and handed
it to the medium, who passed it to our re-
porter. Mr.. C.. hen barred his left arm.
upon which extending from the hollow Of
his elbow to his wrist, in distinct and eligi-
bile characters, as if traced by a red pencil,
appeared the name of Mary c. c. Our re-
porter opened the pellet on which he also
fouRd written Mary C. C. The writer of the
name said he was familiar with the lady's
handwriting and on coming forward to ex-
anime the writing on the arm, declared IL
very much resembled hers.
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Chicago Market-Dec. IL.

WHEAr-Unsettled, and no legitimate demand
Prlces advanced &c. sales at SI,24eSI,eIs8 foi
No. l, and s4@s9c for No. 3.
CoRN.Firm- sales at 4se for No. l and Ale
0ATs-Quiet
HIGHwINEs-Inactive.
PROvIsHONs-Dull. Quotations nominal.
HOGs-Supply more liberal, demand limited and
price tending down. Sales at OJs@y56c for cho,c,
lots.
DRESSED HOGs-Quiet at 1C3<e.
REcEIPTs-FlOur 2,jDO bbls; wheat 81. 900 bu;
corn l2.OoO bu; oats 10 no ba.
SHTPNESTs-2,3OO bbls Hour; l,sOO bush wheat;
7,5OU corn.
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e The Commercials money article contains. the

The Commercials money article contains the
following:
Uurlna the present week the sub-Treasury will
pay out a considerable amount Of currency as in
tersst upon the second issue OF Seyen-Thirty notes.
At the same time thei~sues Of bank currency con-
unue to augment at the rate Of about 81, 900. OD
per week, and so long - any portion Of the S3OO,-
uOO,uND authorized remains unissued there can be-
no scarcity Of currency beyond a few DAYS. The
real cause Of apprehension to borrowers Is not in
the pro peeti'e scarcity Of HIohey. but in the pre-
NaiLng indisposiiOu 10 lend It. Though there Is no
anticipation Of a panic, that is regarded as a con-
tingency which may BE- realized any day The
ihilnre Of a few Chicago grain -pecuiatOrs excited
apprehensiOns and increased the tinidity OF lend
ers. The prevailing disinelinatiOn to discount com
mcrcial paper must have the effect Of producing a
reaction from the recent expansion Of eredit. and
a consequent restriction Of business, nor is there
any ground for anticipating relief from such A
condition of things 50 long as the country Is salts
lied with an unstable currency. The assurance Of
the government that we shall have the earliest
possible return to u sound basis only aggrayates the
stagnatiOn Of capital, for the proposed measures for
gaining that end excite more fears than they aIlay.
To-day therels an ample supply Of money ON call
loans al : per cent. lAis Is somewhat TenIarkable
considering that the Treasury is still Withdrawing
large AMOUNTS Of currency from circulation by SELL
ing gold, and that the banks are RENTING currency
west, and the circumstance can be only accounted
Tor upon the Obvious fact that while large amounts
of banks discounts are now maturing there is very
little discounting at present being transacted.
Prime bills range at T@y per cent, only vefy Sc
lect names going At that the lower rate Tor a class
of names ordinarily considered good are passing at
1Od Is per cent.
Business ut the Stock Exchange is uuon the
whole dali. The chief transactions we're in Read
ing.
The discovery that the company has declared
dividend Of ~ per cent cash, and bot flO per cent
cash and > per cent stock as had been exp. eted- has
produced heavy sales and a decline Of - from H.
dosing prices Of yesterday. Shorts ranging from
ten to six days are being put out freely. Govern.
mehts are setlYel aud again = faetan hiehsF. 7hs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Argument;
were being made yesterday in Court Room
No. l, before Judge Bolton, in the case o.
Samuel Davis ct al. Us the A. & G. W. and
the C. & NJ. Railroad Companies. The case
will probably be concluded to day.
In the case of johnson Us. West, a replev-
in suit, on trial to the court before Judge
Foote in Court Room No. 3, the court yes
terday rendered a decision, awarding plain
tiff five cents worth of damages
In Court Room No. 3, before Judge COT
finberry, the case of Hughes is still on, and
will be for several days to come.
The Grand Jury met on Monday morning,
and have been engaged in issuing s~ubpen-
aes for witnesses in cases of the State Us. Of
finders.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

N0JpEN S1RUfs FOX THE BkEAk-
IFAsT TABLE-Just the thing for Buck
49, heavy body and hue haTor, alto
Ches. earReHIAL 4 BROTHER.
dsss Ezr~
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

Tue PLACE TO Buy BooKs.-Go into the
extensive book store of Cobb, Andrews q
Co, and see the magnificent array of Christ
mas articles,-books of all kinds, costly
ivory and pearl-inlaid writing desks, fancy
PAPER folders, &c, &c. The public can find
st this store just what they want. Call and
examine the stock of this popular firm.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13
NEW ADVERTIsEMENrs

NEW ADNEhILSEMENLk-
Academy OF Musie-Miss Lolita.
Hover 4 ~Higbee-Velvets.
lIostetter a Smith-Stomscb Bitters.
J. Russell, Jr.-soldiers' Discharge for Sale.
Cobb, Andrews a Co.-New and Choice Books
for Boys and Girls.
G.. Handbook Picture Frames, &c.
Hartford Accident ms. Co.-Accidents.
No. 2Atwater ~Block-Ag-nts Wanted.
Mott q Haight-G ents' Md Gloves.
soz"dont-Tampering with Teeth.
a. Il. Houghton-LOcal Notice.
James A. Smith-Photographs.
W. d. Bdker-LocaIN Notice.
Mott & H~aight-Gents' Dressing Gowns.
\. X. Hougton-LOcal Notice.
Mott & Haight-Silk Scarfs.
o. Cutter d Son-HOuse and Barn at Auction.
Mott q Haight-Gents' Gloves.
A X. Hou~ghton-Locsl Notice.
SOZodont-LOcal Notice.
w. r. ~Fogg-Local Notice.
Gardner, Burt & Co.-Clover Seed.
sam 5. Gsrdner-For Sale.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial to Cleveland DAILY LEADER.l

PIrTsBuRsH, Dec. l2-G:Oo P. N.
The market is unsattled buyers are disposed t
wait for lower figures. Crnds receipts to-day g.
400 bbls. Sales 1920 bhls at 2Ge without packages
700 bbls heavy at 272c 2iOO bbls in bulk at 27e
loo bbls at 2719c without packages; GOO bbls
heavy at 2sc, packages returned. Particular at
tention is paid to gravity.
Refined is inactive. Nobody wants to purchase
bonded or free either for present or future deliv-
cry. Most refners have sufficient orders on hand
to keep their r~vfneries going for weeks to come
Prices nominal.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

CLEVELAND BUSINESS COLLEGE-This IN
s~titution stands unrivaIled in its field of
labor. This is one of the oldest colleges in
the Union, and has persistently battlsd the
prejudiees raised against such institutions
until they are acknowledged one of the chief
educational enterprises of the country. The
prosperity of this college, especially during
the past year, is a matter of congratulation.
The proprietors during the past season have
been obliged to extend their apartments and
increase their corps of teachers almostdOuble
in order to accommodate the increasing
number Of students. The best Telegraphic
institute in the country is attached to the
college. Unusual pains are taken to make
this department perfect in all respects. 1t
is under the direct management of practical
telegraph men and has an independent cir
cult connecting different buildings in the
city, on which the students can work at
pleasure.
For any particulars concerning the above
truly frst-elass institution, we advise our
our friends to address the principal, E. R.
FELTON,, ESQ Cleveland, o.
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NoSA's RELIEF FEsTrvAL.-Fhe annual
festival of the Mona Society viii be given
IN CARROTS Hall tonight. Those who have
had experience of these reunions will read
lily 5elieve,and all may acquiesce in the be-
lief that they are exceedingly pleasant par
ties. We expect the occasion will be a very
brilliant one.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

This morning railway speculation was generally
firm, but without much activity. Reading was
heavy and lower. The stock market was very
strong at the second board and a large business
was transacted in the leading shares, Erie, Pitts
burg and Michigan southern. At the last board
II was firm, and sales were continued up to a late
hour
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

There was very little activity in the petroleum
market with sales at the following rates
Bryan 40. Bunker Hill 70; Kentucky 125; Mingo
27j; BennehOf Run 1900; Buchanan Farm Go
Bradley TO Excelsior 96i Fee Simple 25; First Na
tiOnal "A; Hammock 7OO; Germania 10; Mt VeIncn
90; Oceanic 5Ou; oil Greek 2OOi Pith0le Greek l4OO
United States 25SO.
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.


Tuesday EVENING, Dec. Il, 1865.
FIOur-Inactive and mainly nominal. No re-
ported sales to-day.
Wheat-Inaetive and nominal. Sales 2 cars
No. I Shelby red from store at 200.
COFn-DuIl and declining. No sales reported.
Old No. 2 mixed offered ct SIC from store.
ORds-LOwe Sales , cars Ne. / Ohio at 40c
from store.
Rye-Dull and nominal.
BarIey-Inactive and nominal.
Dressed HOgs-Lower. Sales of heavy, 225
lbs average, at Toe.
POrk-Quiet and steady. Mess held at $780,
Clear s34 100.
~Iard-Steady. Held at zoe for city-rendered
in tierces, 2lc fer do in kegs.
Mess Realistically at $500 for ity-packed.
Butter-Dull. Prime roll selling in a small
way AT S3@a5c.
Cheese-DulI and unchanged. Good to choice
Western Reserve and New York Isa2lc.
Eggs-In moderate request at ss9S7c, accord
ing to condition.
HigbWineS-Dull and lower. Held at g, q.
AIeObOs-Steady. Held at S4,SGa4,65 for ss
per cest. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, s4,65. Nsu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,4s@2,45.
PefrOleum-The inquiry is light, but rehners
are firm at 75@76c.
OiIs-Steady at the following prices
Linseed--.-.-.S SIG Whale, W. B.-..-s2 o.
Carbon--..-.. 100 76c Elephant, W. B.. ? %
Lard---.==-S2 eo@2 80 4spsrm. - e
Neatsfoot-~~-Si Is
Dried ApPIes-Held at 12@Isc for old and
I5@15Hc for new.
Green APpIeS-Firm and in fair demand
Good to choice fruit held at q, Oaa5,OO.
POtatOes-PeaehbIows steady at SOC in car
lots.
Beans-Prime white scarce and held at $500.
POUltry-In fair demand at l3@I4c per ID.
for Chickens, I5@lGe for Turkeys.
Hey-LOOse selling AT a range Of ss,OOGlS,OO
Beater pressed at s2o,OOa22,UG 20. Market quiet.
Glover Seed-In moderate demand at S7,75.
Hickory NutS-In fair demand at LISA
200 per bushel.
Lake Fish-whitehsh scarce and firm at
500 per half Dbl; PickereI $3.50; Trout 500
G7,hO; Herring s5,25.
TRIlOW-In fair inquiry and steady at Isc
for country -rendered
Feaihers-In demand at s1,OOa1,1O for live
geese.
SaIt-Firm at s2,55 for Fine; So, 60 for cOars,
Onondaga Sass for Saginaw.
Ale and POrGer-steady. We quote: Pres.
ant Use Xxx Ale $1,000 Stock XXX sI4,OOi Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream slI,0O; Porter Sl4,OO.-
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
IOPs-Firm. Held at a range Of 100000 for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-steady. Barley Malt selling at s., 80 :
sushsl.
Water Ldme-Market firm at s., 90 for Akron
and Oswego.
PIasIer-Powel's land plaster 5000 a ton
Calcined $500 p Dbl.
Pig I~rOn-Firm. MassiIlOn, Ne. l, $500;
Massillon, No. 2, $500; Tuscarawas, No. l, $500,
Tuscarawas, No. 2, 5000.
GrindstOnes-Steady at the following prices
Beres, small size, per ton ...........-. 10000 $50 m
Berea, large size, for machine shops ......---.. Is o.
Black River, large, I" ....---.- II O.
Independence, large, " $4,000 Is u
Lake 40 "a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

DYE FLOUR! RYE FLOURl-sOO bbls
III choice Rye -four for sale at 1877 Merwin street,
N1ovSa GARDNER, BURT & co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

FARAD1sR-We never 90 into the book
store of Cobb, Andrews 4 Co, especially
Just before the holidays. without having
the feeling that We are in paradise, or in the
neighborhood thereof at least. Books,
which for beauty and knowledge, beat all
the trees of the garden of delight-where
can the public find such an exhibition save
at Cobb, Andrews & Co.'S?
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

The LECTURE BY GEO. ALFRED TOWNSEND.
George Alfred Townsend will deliver the
third lecture of the course tomorrow even
ing, in Brainard's Hall, on the subject
"Re~ereations of Our Special Correspondent"
1t is reputed a most brilliant address, and
concerns the experiences of. q tour of Eu-
rope, with graphic portraitures of literary
celebrities, Of whom people can never hear
enough. We confidently expect thatit will
be one of the most entertaining and thor
oughly enjoyable lectures of the course
Mr.. Townsend is new to US and the West,
except as he has made a splendid record as
a correspondent during the latter part OF
the war but we trust our public will give
him a most cordial and enthusiastic vel
come. He is e~minently deserving of it.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13
NY. Cattle Market-Dec 10

The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows:
bEKF CAIrLE-lst quality, 9head, SIS, NOd1s. 30;
ialf TO good quality si4,oO@I Il 80; common quality
i',SV9l5,oO; inferior quality S9,OO@lO,5O.
lows AND CALyEs-Extras p head, 50 N0I12n 10.
Isl quality sdA,OO@s5,0O; ordinary S45, "a 90.
$O,OO@35,0O.
VEAL CALyEs-lst quality = n, 121S6I4; ordina-
y quahty llgl2ei common quality 9159IIc; infe-
rior quality s@9Lc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Extras p head So, OOa9,O0
prime quality S6,O0@T,OO; ordinary quality s5,OOa
S3,75Q4,25. ~ 4U~"'
~swISE-Heavy corn fed, 2 b, IIZ6TII; light
ana medium lag rs; still fed 1I1zulI%.
Aarket Tor beef cattle was heavy ami rather
ioNer' except FOR strictly prime and fancy cattle.
" the iatter but few were offered, but plenty arr
PROMISED for the next two weeks, for Christmas
and New Year.
Prime cattle sold at ls@Is%c; fancy 19@2Oc;
other grades from 8 to lie, as To quality.
Hogs we're in lair demand and prices a shade
frmer.
The total receipts Of all stocks. at all the yards.
ior TINS week and last, were a. follows: this week,
Deeves 53ls; cows lOj; calves OILS; sheep and laaBs
l5,l93; swine loo, 23i.
Total last week; beeveS 6i33; cows 50; veal
Gales 665i sheep aud LAMBS "a, 5IG; swine 22,Iz6.
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View York Mnrket-Dec no

AAAAA IL
for middling. saws s@4se
FLoSAIpui, heavy ND 1O620c lower for vest
er9. while state Is without eeided chang
Sales at 81, 1875 SO for extfs stass. e. o,eo en-
tor extraround hoop Ohio; IS, - geiOO
brands. market closing unsettled. 70 ltNs
MHIsK1-Quiet. Sales at sz,4@2.a5.
WHEAT-Duu aud declining, kept for chni..
spring, which Is scarce, and wanted to a fair extent
for milling
Sales at 81, 81 for No ? Milwakee club; SIN 70,
good milwaukee,; SI.76 for ,hoice Beuamber Mil
wSukee; about s1,a5 for ne~ amber state.
BARLEY-Heavy. sales at 81, d % for state.
and 81, "A for Canada West.
BAILEY MALr-Dull.
CORs-Opened steady and closed a shade hrmer.
for sound mixed western; 95c095%c for high
mixed and yellow western; 906rg3c for new Old
southern Yellow
oATs-Bsther more steady. Sales at 4s@5Oc for
unsOund and b7a6Oc for sound.
C~oFFEE-Quiet. ST. Domingo in bond at I2Tzc,
gold.
s~uGAR-Quiet. Sales Of Cuba muscovado at 1870
@I414e; Havana at l41SG14Ae.
MOLAssES-Quiet.
PK-TROLKUM-Quiet. Sales Of ernde at Ale,
661z9b7c- refined in bond
PoRK-Firm-r, but not very active.
Sales at SIS, 5@29,lZh for mess, closing at So
l2%, cash, and SIS, 75@ $500 for prime moss. Also
sellers option, AT So, 5Od29,50.
BEEF-More active. Sales at u@l4c for plain
mes, and l4@iIe for extra mess.
MsA-~-HeasJ- sale. At u6I3c fDr
-houlders, and IS9iTe for hams.
BACON-Dull.
DRESSED H0es-Frmer at 14aI4Lc for city.
2OEc.
~BUTrER-Dull, heavy and unchanged.
CHEEsE-Dull at I4a Igu.
fEEIGHT-To Liverpool, dull and dropping.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

Petroleum quiet. Sales 1900 bills at Ale; 1000
hblS refined at G7L9osc, with a dull feeling at tbs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13
Oswego Market-Dee. IL.

FLoUR-Dulla aud unchanged. Sales Of 500 bbl,
Al $500 for No spring; sg,5 Tor red winter
sI0,75 for white, SII. 5Oior Xxx.
WHEAT-Dun- Sales Of 1000 bhls ordinary
white Canada at S,2D. and 1000 Bu-h Canada clui
at Sl,TT.
CoRS-And other grains quiet snd nominal.
IMPoRTs-43, $50 hu wheat.
ExPORTs-3,OOD bu wheat.
Shipped by railroad loo bbls -four.
Weather mild.
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CITY NEWS

Nav elegant Hvw-locomo-
tive engine was recently turned out of the
c.. C.. & C. railroad machine shop in this
city. 1t isnamed the Chicago" and will be
used for passenger trains. \ satisfactory
trial trip was made yesterday forenoon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

DOUBLE CHRISTMAS GIFrs.-Many people,
A=nAnianx those of elevated taste, prefer
books for presents above all other articles.
D. Lincoln, proprietor of the Metropolitan,
has all the holiday illustrated editions of
books, and as each one of these draws a
valuable Christmas gift, every purchase at
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

NEw Pattern BAzAAR.-Mrs. E. Potts and
Miss E. Virgins, having recently removed
to this city from the East, would eallthe al.
tsntion ofthe ladies of Cleveland and vie.n-
itg to a complete assortment of the latest
patterns for dresses, cloaks and other female
wearing apparel, of which they invite in
speetion. They are also prepared to make,
upon the most reasonable terms and in the
latest fashions, ladies' and chIldren's wear
ing apparel Of all kinds. They nave made
special arrangements with Nine. De Morest
for quarterly patterns and monthly fashion
plates, thus insuring, at all times, the very
latest styles to be had in the city. They
guarantee entire satisfaction, and will give
pTompt attention to all orders. Prices OF
patterns lower han at any other place
in.the city. Call at Room No. 2 Sd story,
Lyman's Block.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

s~eventy-fve dozen Silk scarfs, just re-
ceived, and will be sold for one dollar each,
at MoTT & HAIGHT's,
al Superior street, under WeddellH House.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

gGr For Evening Edition News
see inside.
EE For Morning Edition News
see outside.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-13

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