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CleEeland NhOlesaIe Market.

FnIDAT EvESiSe, Jan, 20, 1866.
FIOur-fnactive and rominalIy unehaneed.-
City brands held at &c. rs for xxred; STl,75 for
Xxx white. Country brands Xxx red 50, Ia rs;
do Xxx white $40, 25@11,oo.
Wheat-In more demand to-day, but the mar.
ket shows no symptoms Of permanent improve
ment. Sales 16, 200 bu No. 1 Spring from store on
private terms 1 car choice No. I red at s., ID.
COrn-Dun and lower. Sales eco bu new shslIsd
at 6se from store.
OatsEInac,iys. Held At lOs for No. l from
store. 1aa l
Rye-Dun and nominal At zoe from store.
BarIey-Eothing doing. @
Dressed HOgs-In very Hight receipt and
steady at lie for heavy.
POrk-In more demand and unchanged. Sales
40 bbls City Mess at $500; Clear held at $s1, 90.
Lard-steady demand moderate. Sales 800
lbs oty-rendered at 1sc in tisrees and IOc in kegs.
Country rendered l5@IGc.
H~ams-sRady. Sales 1000 lbs sugar-cursd
at Csc.
SnOuIders-Steady. Held at 16c.
Mess BeeE-SaIes l5bbls city packed at st8, 90.
Dried Beef-Steady at 20.
Butter-In moderate demand and steady at
2s@sOc for good to choice roll and tub 2O922e for
common. . 7
Cheesc-Unchsnged and in fair demand at I5Q
zoe for good to choice Western RessrTs and New
York. .-r
EgSs-Ihsetivs and nominal at 95e.
PO~uItry-euiet. Turkeys ls@17Oi Chickens
1s@lls.
HighwInes-Duu. Held at $500,
AleOhOl-Steady- Held at s4,4O94s45 for 90
per ceat- Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, $3.50. Nsu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,36@2,4O.
PetroIcum-Yery quiet, Held at e5asse for
Refined free.
Oiis-steady at the following prices:
Linsssd--~-sl asg-EWhale. ", B"5--s1 g!
Lard----..-.s1 1897 90 sperm, W S.. 8 90
Seaisioo1--.- 81 IS A'' 30
Dried APpIes-ouiet and steady. New held
at 12@1se.
Green APpIes-Unebanged and in moderate
demand at s4,OO94,5o for good sound fruit.
Beans-In moderate request at Sl,7s@2,O 90 for
good to prime white.
POtatOes-Pesehblows steady at so@s5c in car
lots.
seeds-Trmothy held at ss,OO@s.5o; Glover
s6,5GG7,oo
Hay-afarket quiet. Loose selling at a range
Of slO,oo915,Oo Beaten pressed at 500 CO..
Lake F1sh-whitehsh steady and firm at
$500 per half bbli Piekerd $3.50; Trout 500
$780, Herring s5,25.
neutrality-suspicious. held at 11@12o; coun.
try-rendered io91Ic. @
F~eathers-Prime live geese held at s5@9Oo.
Salf-Firm at s2,55 for Fine $3.50 for coarse
OnondAgs ; s2,55 for Saginaw. a
Ale and POrfer-We quote as follows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $4,000 Stock sl4,Oo@4,OO; Ken.
nett $500; Pale Cream s1l, 90; Porter sls, cog
400. ~ass5 alaa ia8 liH ia1a la
HOps-Firm. Held ct a range OF 4OG65c for
New York. Michigan and Ohio. aajHI1
MaIt-stesdy. Barley Malt selling at $3.50 '
bushsl.l -Ifg otaa ll ID .t-l
Water Lime-Market firm at $500 for Akron
and Oswego. EtI.a l
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ARE GOOD.
ARE t

R0BACKS ARE BETTER.
Robacks Blood Pills are undoubtedly the
most valuable of all the Cathartie Pills offer
cd to the public-operating by virtue of Q
special affinity for the mucous membrane Of
the bowels; being sugar coated they are es-
peeially adapted for the use of children and
are unquesticnably one of the most salts
factory cathartics and should be in constant
use in domestic practice.
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CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
For Saturday, January %, 1885.
CONTENTS.

FIBrT Observation-Disclosures and Reconstrue
tion Soldiers Monumsnts; Congress on the Right
of Suffrage; MI. MorriIPs Finance Measures A
Railroad Through the Air A Peculiar Kind o
Loyalty The Vote on Equal Suffrage Our Duty
to the Freedmen Extravaganza in the Govern
msnt Printing Bureau The Late Hon. A. L. Has
kin EquaIizing the BOuntiss Reconstructed New
Jersey, &C.
Observation-Disclosures Proceedings; Genera
GRANTS Report; Cuyahoga Co. Ag. Society : Puz
zlos in Ancient Philosophy; The Man whom Gen
GRAFT Dlsplaeed-An Adventurous Life A Human
Mole-Remarkable Escape from Jail An Anecdot'
of Palmerston, &c.
sEcoSp PAaE.-Edaorial-The Death Penalty
The Folly Of Lenity Judge Ranney's 'PatriOti'
Dsmocratie Letter = ''The Siege of Cincinnati; :
The Reciproeity Treaty The Evacuation Of chi,
huahua; The Repentance of Convicts Tho TEST
Oath The Spirit Of slavery in South Carolina
United States Senator's from Ohio; COnscienes
Money, &C. /
MISREPRESENTATION Ohio News; Legisla-
tive Proceedings State Items Personal Items
a Drunken Ships Grew, &c.
THIRD PAoB-News Summary Congressional
Commerce Of Acknowledgements and Imports for
1861 Educating the Horse.
COhtHteff tdt-A uH hefle" d Tue Ne0h , IMAM
cisl Matters; The Markets, &C.
FOURTH PAGE.-TheR Romance Of Reality@ Tale;
Abraham LinooIn-PersOnal Impressions and Re
collections A Plucky Ohio Soldier: Northern ehie
Newt Congressional TeIsgrapbie News, &c.
E5- Single copies Of the WEEKLY LEADEB, for
Saturday January q, 1sGG, in wrappers ready for
mailing, can be bada the LKADER Counting Room.
Price FIVE cESrs.
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THAEEs.-Wedesire to express our thanks
to Col. j. H. Goldman for q copy of his an
nual report as Auditor of State.
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CLETELIND DETECTyEs.-The Pittsburgh
press state that indictments have been made
out against two men named Hale and SOles,
who were arrested q few weeks since by
detectives Whitney and Gallagher, Of this
city. They are in jail in that city, in de-
fault of ballot $40, GOO each. a
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Greenbaeks are Good
But R0baek's sUgar-cOated Pills
ARE BETTER. Is -ffs o.
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GREENBAcKs ARE GOOD
RoRACKs ARE RETTFR

Salt Rhsunl and all diseases of the blood
can be cured. Many thousands have been
cured by the use Of Robaek's Blood Purifier
and Sugar Coated Blood Pills Thousands
o. letters bearing witness to this fact are in
the hands of Pr Robse4.o The Purifier is
the best alternative known to science, com,
binihg, a 1t does, the syrups of stiningis
with Iodide Of Potassium; which every ply
stefan Of education knows to be the surest
remedies. The Pills, IN conjunction with
the Purifier, never fail to restore the syItsm
70 hsaSs~ ~ strength. J
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Greenbacks are Good
But RObaGk;S Sugar-cOated Pills
ARE BETTER.
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE CHEAP-Farm Of 2iacres under
L ahigh state Of cultivation, ~ miles iron Sleye;
frnit. Wan one span Of large f6rSes, harness and
buggy; lOhead Of cattle; l3 sheopj 59sons OF hay,
wheat, oats, rye, corn, aud all asrming utensils, &c
Now s0wn 80 acres Of wheat and ryei all thrown In
At s60 per acre. Possession given Immediately. For
formati call on A. W. POE Brooklyn Center,
three mites South Of Cleveland. lan21:24
EOR SALE CHEAP-A good farm. For par
I ficulare applg 10 or add-ees GEO. H. OLAlSTED
Ravsonylle, Lorain 70. Y. lanZl:2sl
ENGINES FOR SALE-One second hand
Portable ) horse power, at Novelty Works, corner
st. Clair and Wason Sts, Cleveland, o. TH0S. R.
REEVE. J~anzl:2S4
Tor SAIR-Hvuse Nos. 81 sud IS Frankfort It.
TOons. etc. in best repair. Inquire OF DR.. P
R0EDER Us Seneca street. l~anz6:2Si
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE lot 40 feet
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part pay 3 good horse ana spring wagon, or double
eeatsd buggy. Apply-St 250 Superiorst. GEO u.
EOR-SAIE-Grst HiH and 10 acres of land in
II Stark county, situete on Dear Creek, one-half
Eile vest Of the Lima Depot %. I. q. Railroad.
The NIL sRo0d end Substantial. has 4run OF Stones
2Water wheels and a-good steam engine; plenty Of
custom, with a good retail trade. Also, two houses,
good orchard, stable. 30, will be sold reasonable.
For ihiormation apply to the owner on the premises.
p. s. fTwenty-1ve acres more land viii be sold with
ths sbote Il desired JOHN CObTOA. lan6:356
EOR SALE CHEAP-One Secondhand Biz
u Ifzrf Tabs. in good order. Enquire OF YOUNG
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FORRALE CHEAP-0nes Secondhand Roller
u in hrst-rHte condition. Size, - feet long, q m
diameter, two nues. Inquire Of Y0UNGLOYE,
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nor RAIR-OmA hne lot Of Petroleum Burn.
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~GREENBACKS ARE GOOD,
ARE RETrER

R0BACKS ARE BETTER.
Indigestion and innutrition, is the founda-
ton of consumption. All scientific physi'
clans admit this, aad nearly all are becom.
ing convinced that pure liquor, combined
with vegetable remedies, which act directly
Oh the digestive organs, are the remedies
indicated.
1t is admitted by our most learned physi-
clans that DR.. Robaek's Bitters combine the
properties of a gentle laxative, an efficient
aRti-bilious agent, and the best stomachiC
known to the world. 1t is also acknow-
lodged by practical chemists to be the safest
and surest preventive to bilious derange,
ment; regulating the system and giving
tone to the digestive organs.
Ladies in delicate health will find il
suited to their use; it is also highly recon-
mended to mothers while nursing. 1t con-
tains invigOrating powers for %enervating
systems.
Cosvaleseents should use the Bitters to
strengthen the prostrstiOn which always
follows acute disease.
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DEvOrIoSAL srUDr OF THE HOIr s~cErpruRss.

New York: D. Appleton 4 Co. 1885.
The publishers have reproduced in this
country this "Introduotion to the Devotional
Study of the Holy Scriptures" whichis the
substance of some sermons on the subject
deliveredt to the authors young congregation
in the chapel of Rugby School. The book
has run through seven editions in England
The treaties lie to be regarded as q part Of q
larger work, Thoughts on Personal Relig-
ion" Students of the Scriptures will ind
their account in this little book.
For sale by Inghsm d Bragg.
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ROback'S Blood Purifier
s BETTER THAN GREENBACKS
MEDICAL.
GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
RELIES RPEnIEIG PILLS

ARE WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
For the Speedy and Permanent Cure OF all Diseases
arising from Sexual Excesses, or
YOUTHFUL IHDISCRETI0NS,
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions and Sensual
Dreams, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, &c.
NO CHANGE OF DIET IS NECESSARY.
And they can be used without detection. Each
box contains 60 Pills. Price One Dollar. If you
cannot get them Of your Druggist, they NIL be
sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, with full
Instructions, that insure 8 cure, on receipt Of the
money and q pamphlet Of 100 pages on the errors
of youth, the consequence and remedy, sent free;
ten cents required for postage. Address DR.. ].
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, AZ, Broadway, n.
Y, Pc. Box 5O79. Dealers can be su ppl 4 BY
Denas, Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, N. 7.
For sale by g. W. CLARK, Druggist, lle snpe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4sr6:W6%td
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sLEIsHIss.-FOr the past two days the
streets have been alive with cutters, there
being sufficient snow to allow them to slip
with ease. Opportunities were never better
improved by pleasure,seskeFs- The snow
was nearly worn. out last evening in eOnse-
euencs of hard usage and a too high tenn
perature, and at nightfall there was prom
Use Of rain and universal thsw, 5l
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-27

ORNAMENTS TO SocIETY.=Charles Spencer
and Edward Duffey, two young men upon
whom the business men keep an intent eye,
were arrested yesterday afternoon, the
former in Benediet's hat store, the other on
Seneca street, up which he was kiting for
dear life. They had succeeded in stealing
a cap for one of them in Paddock's store,
and were DESTROYS of procuring at the
cheapest known rates, i. g., by stealing, a
substitute cap worn by the other. That
desire led them into Benedict's establish
mept. They got their wish, and started
out, when the discovery was made, and
Spencer was pulled back into the store and
made to ungorge. In the seufie which en-
sued, he drew a long genuine bowie knife,
and would have used it, no doubt, had he
not been gobbled up in SO scientific a man
ner that it availed him nothing. He was
locked up in the city prison, to await exa-
mination on the double charge of petit lar
ceny and carrying concealed weapons.
DufFey, as we said, raised steam, and got
down Seneca street. But the fugitive was
quickly overtaken, and escorted to h police
station.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial % oIsvsland Daily Ls.pE..l

PfTTsBuRaH, Jan. 25-6:OO P. n.
The demand for Crude is improving. Alargs re
finer to-day offered &c for 5000 bbIs, March and
April delivery. Sales 500 bbls at 20Lc without
packages; sales Smiths Ferry Oh at zoe, barrels
returned. Stocks are light heavy receipts are
expected on the Opening OF the Allegheny.
Refined sales are 500 bbIs bonded, free on cars. at
45c, equal to 4E31ze on spot 100 bBls free st Sac
Stocks light. pff lf5F l-s --ea
Lubrieating oils steady and prices unehanged-
Bsnzols and Far duh and prices nominal.
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ARE GOOD.
RoRAcK.s ARE BETTER.

RoBACKiS ARE BETTER.
Costiveness or habitual Constipation
From these Affections arise many of the all,
ings of man.
We hear daily people complain of head
ache, nervous debility, etc, and generally
the cause of the complaint can be traced to
their constipated habits. A remedy for the
cure of this trouble is what they want. We
recommend DR.. Roback's Sugar Coated pills
as the best remedy we know of. They con-
tain no mercury, or other mineral poison,
and act like a charm on the liver and intes-
tines. Give them a trial.
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GoyERsMEKr STocKs-Dun ana a shade lower.
United States SKIES, Of 1881, coupouT- I0ss[. 5-9o
coupons OF 1862 10e1; DO Of 1884, 10lH; United
states 1870 coupons &5s Treasury notes-T-sOs.
lt series ~ do I'd series sss65 DO 3D. series, esq
Ohio aud Mississippi eertiacates easn lNsv
York Central 81; Erie So; Hudson Oh heading
$50; Michigan southern 67h; Northweetsrn 2sg[:
do preferred w Pittsburgh rs; Rock Island 97I;
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FExIEE DENoxsTEATIoN.-Col. W. R. Rob
erts, President of the Fenian Brotherhood,
and Gen. sweeny, Secretary of War, will
address the different Circles of the F. B. of
this city, next Monday evening, in Brain
ards Hall. Let England hold her breath
now -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-27

MISS IONA McQULRAm. By Alexander
Smith. Boston: Ticknor q Fields. 1895.
This small Yoluns iE q sequel 10 "Alfrsd
Hagares Household" Like thu original
tale, this is full of vivscity and without suf-
Acient merit and attraction to justify one in
reading it who sets a very Considerable
value on his time or doings.
For sale by Ingham and Bragg
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NIoBE.-There is now on exhibition in
sargeaut's window a marble statuette OF
Niobe, fresh from the studio of Mr.. John
O'Brien. He is the artist who cut Walcutts
design of the Perry statue. His latest work
has many fine points and touches, although
it is not beyond criticism. The natural and
elegant fall of drapery will be rem arked.
The carriage of the head is perhaps con-
senate with the truest conception Of the
character, and the general attitude is to be
commended. But the figure lacks passion,
and does not seem to sympathizs with the
heart that bleeds within. The face bears
unmistakable marks of grief, a sorrow we'll
nigh overpowering, but this is not com
municated to the body. The form is not
charged, does not partake of the sense OF
loss which writes agony on the features.
The hands show no ~conVulsive tendency,
but quietly droop and are passionlessly
folded together.
Nevertheless the statuette is q work Of
merit, and we look upon it with feelings Of
admiration. 1t evidences artistic capabili-
ties and native power which should be
tempted forth and developed.
Lovers of art will lose no time in visiting
sargeant's to see this artists realized con-
~ception of Niobe. With tresses streaming
down her back and drapery falling in rich,
heavy folds
= F." = there she stands,
Childless and crownless in her voieeless woe.
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Somebody inquiries, per advertisement,
in yesterdays LEADER whether ," Green
backs are good" As good as wheat, sir, but
Roback's Bitters are better.
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ROback's Blood Purifier
S BETTER THAN G~REEHBAeKs
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
HRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

- FUhItA TIE bbUUUl
Remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddinsss, DrowsI-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dinness Of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFE In the Debflitated, and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH,
Try theml They only cost % cents, and If you
cannot get them Of your Druggisl, send the money
to DR.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, Az Broad
way, 7. D. Box 500, and they will be sent by re-
tarn ma J. post paid. Dealers supplied by Demas
Barnes & Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, u9 sups-
nor street, Cleveland. sep4:r6:wk1%td
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NEW York PAPERs.-We are under FREE
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa.
pers in advance Of the mails. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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ANDLANAF1LI5l Jan. 2 Io03.J
hTVIDEND.-A Dividend o. three per
IL cent, free from Government tax, has been
declared from the Earnings Of this Company for the
last six months, payable on tbs first day Of Febru-
AIRY next, at the on &c Of the Company at Indian
apolis- The transfer books win be closed from the
10th to the 5lstinst., both days Inclusive.
j&n25.2s4 NV rlIflE KING, Secretary.
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LEoTURE.-Dillon o'Brien, Esq, delivered
a lecture in Brainard's Hall last evening
for the benefit of the st. Vincent de Paul's
Society, on the subject, Poverty Us. Wealth"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-27

CoMING.-The "much" heralded minstrel
troupe of Wagner and Hogue are com
ing, and viii appear in the Academy of
Music on the I'd and Sd of February.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-27

DISTRICT CoURr.-The case of Morgan rs.
Spangler having been disposed Of, this court
stands adjourned. The term was a Especial one
set apart expressly tor the hearing of that
great case,
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Raiiroad futelngencs:

BUsnEss.-The railroad between Union
and Titusville is to be Immediately built. 1
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THE Nsw York WEEKLY MAeAzINE.-Eo.
4 of this new and very interesting periodical
is now out. How I made a Fortune in Wall
Street is the leading story-and whoever
wishes to know how bogus companies are
managed and the unsuspecting taken in and
done for-and also how a young man made
a fortune and married a vito, had better
read it. The other leading articles are, "a
Hidden Treasure" a charming story by Mrs.
o~liphant;ss'In Charge of Treasure" q pow
erfully written East India sketch; 'Life in
Algiers," "Why I Never Married or, a
Bachelors Excuse" '"old Primrose's Crib,
and How it was not Craeked;' "Matrimony
over the Water" or how they do things in
France; Greenwich Observatory" "sta-
pleford Grange thrilling Tale. cdr. An
gelo Annihale," or the Mad Doctor of Romei
"The Ancient Feniansj" Bridal Musings,
&c, d. A Capital Number of forty-eight
pages, and for sale by all n~ewsdealers, at
ten cents a copy. Published by o. H. Bailey
& Co., New York, at 81 a year, or 81 for three
months. Specimen copies ten cents.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, JANUARY a, 1866.
new ADVERTTsEMKNTs

Academy OF Music-Doctor Of Alcsntara.
A. W.. Poe-Farm for Sale.
Geo. Munroe & Co-Mnnro's Ten Cent Novels.
o. II. Bailey 4 Cox. Y. Weekly Magazine.
d. S. Fracker-Farm for Sale.
Thos. R. Resve-Engines for Sale.
Geo. II. Olmsted-Farm for Sale.
o. Cutter 4 s~on-Auction Of Household Furni-
ture.
E. D. HsIl-Bsnking Card.
B.. & Co.-S6,O 600 Wanted.
~. Wilson q 0o-Agents Wanted.
A.. ]. Davis-spiritual Lecture.
7s Advertisements-Greenbaek are Good