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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Miss Harriet Lane has just sent to Mr..
Brumidi the distinguished artist who is
charged with the decoration of the Capitol,
splendid present Of jeweIry, made by Tif-
fany & Co., Of New York. 1t consists Of
Gleeve-buttons and breastpIn, with sixty
diamonds forming the letter B. Az
AT Knoxville, Parson BroWnlow's Of
fee Is now used as Confederate .armory,
and his steam press turns the machinery
that repairs and renovstes the numerous
guns collected by Cos. Harris orders from
sll pGSis Of Tennessee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

8 LIT Is stated that agents for Samuel Colt,
the great pistol manufacturer, are in London,
selling pistols to the rebels. They do not
bar bis mark upon them, but they are biz,
nsvertheless.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

DIRD.
In Orwell. Ashtabula county, 7 90. H. Of couHump
tion, Mrs. L. a. EATOHs cons0rt Of Francis Eaton,
aged 80 years,
In wind'or, Dec 4th, 1861 OF diptheria, LOUIS,
months.
In Windsor, Dec Hth, Of diptheria, OHARLEs,
only son Of George and Elizabeth st. John, sged
years months
In New Lyme, Nov. sth, ofdlptheria, Fl.0RETTA
B., aged years; also, Nov. 18th, MARION . Bged
years, only chiidTen Of Sylsvenus aad Laura 4.
stone.
A daughter Of bulOn and Laura Congdon.
In New Lyme, Dec 9Th, LOIS. wife Of JnO Bent
ley. ag I'd II years months.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Charles Jefferds, the man who was ar
rested for the murder Of Mr. John ". Math-
sws in New York, has been convicted Of
murder in the first degree. A letter which
be wrote shortly sitter the affair, exhibits
the most hardened criminality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Quils an excitement was produced at
Boslon BY the report that Mason aud slidell
were to leave for Engisud On the Europa,
which was greatly increased when It was
discovered that that steamer stopped at Fort
Warren. Il was subsequently aScertained,
however, that she stopped there merely to
disohagee her pilot At least 80 Il was Ne
ported.
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Hale made
an earnest speech against delivering up the
prisoners.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
MARRIED.
DIRD.

On the 24th, OF the residence OF Fred Drone, By
the Rev. 8. NJ. Beatty, Mr.. Robert J. OOOHRAN
and Miss ANN FREELY, all Of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

From y. Me o0nnsl, ~ D., ClsusIaad
Dr.. Kendall has removed tive corns Tor ma An :
very sEpt r and harmless manner
J. MCCONNELL N D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Tss Rsy. Joashini Hsg1naa, s. Mays CIse5 BsFais
Has pleasure in racommendinH Dr. Rendnil for hil
skill in removing corna,
July lo. ISL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

FTOa ils Most Eobk His Grace hs DuEs Of Eorshuu-
bsriand
Mr.; R'neali has very skillfnlly removed several
Ter5 troublesome cOrns IRON ny ieet- n
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

kFoHH Hi EcsisEcy His P5ussiaa Majstys Alabassd.
dor 20 he CoHTi Of Grsaf Brtaia
haze grfl great .astl-l ton IN sJattnq th Z Mr.
kcni i a. extra. ted Two very deeD c0rns from M
lees Ehieh bad for mnDg yeais giYsn me great pa d
and u at he has shown also in this case that skill
and knowledge which have procured him 20 verT
deserved q reputation. BUNsEN.f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Fro3i v. Marsdsa Il D., co. col P. Is L. clsaaa
have plelsurd in testfyin 10 ths skill Of Mr
hepssl ID sxtrsctinR corus. be having removed ore
neF. aH e0ar ..eI " HARSDTN
False, D'Ames. 10Th septsl-Sl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

The Plain Dealer has an ass who writes
from Washington for that paper o7er the
sigasturs IN. A." In his lest letter, he
says: 81
can sblsr Senate could be selected aam
the bar Of Cleveland, at least 80 thinks
Il. A."
Who is sE. Ar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Or. Re dall b removed corn from re wf,houG
pa BRAND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

FROBERT always keeps the choicest Msat.. and
tbs lovers Of good eating are invited 70 give him
call &C his Market Ontario atreet, near the Pubio
sQuRrs. der9Jssfs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

From Ia4sei A. Ssl0eA %. D., Qae5ss
hG9a VeFy M n pleasure 10 certifying q - -.
aendsll has lust txtractej two eorns from &c -. ~
ne operation gas PERFECTLY p1inlese. and 80, ~,
te5ly PsTiormed. JAMES A. WIZ. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Or Readan settled 3 prst 2 lsrd sass sOr me in a
sw minutes anl without pain.
W. FULLER.
No. Superior street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
FKIOKY lsURNfN6, DEC, ~. 1854.
0uile an e1oitement was produceI

Ths Rsportsd Return Of Mason ana
-. +. ~ '7-s RlIdsiI,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

s-.-za- From d.. D. StricklaHdI
CLEYELAND, Dec. L. lsSI.
Il Affords me pleasure 20 certify that Dr. Kendall
has this Gay removed IRON my fsf two eorns of long
standing IN q scientidc aud satisfactOrT nsnnsF=
Hha operations Of removal have been aftsnds3 WITH
90 pain ant no uuoomiortabls soreness
toIoWs the operation. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

The prisoners present a most mournful ap-
pesrance. They are motley beyond descrip.
ton in appearance, and in every way poorly
prepared to endure the hardships of a winter
camp life. A very few have overcoats, and
the remainder have only blankets or com.
forts. Their capture is to themselves an act OF
humanity. InOtice among theprisoners about
sixty eontrabands, who seem to take the
capture of themselves and masters as re-
arka5le piece of goo1 luck.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Dr. Rendall has extracted two bad oorns from M
DOT without pain. s. u. RoBLE-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Or. g. s. RENDALL cannot too highly estimate
the kindness which hs has exparisnesd from his
numerous patients since he has been in O,sTelsnd
nor can hsrsslsI the pressing Invitations he kas re-
oeived to remain few days longer, but be must Is
sue those Psrsoas who intend to honor HIN with .
eal', that his Engagements slEeWhsre WI preclude
the possibility Of = Protracted stay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Are you looking. Madam, for some lItiIs aril1Iusy
. nsmsntO ofths Holiday season ibr your hu1hlaa
or brotharl Suppose ct brsAkfast On Chrisinas
morning you hand him hia fragrant Mocha n an e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

Dr. Kendall removed three oornB Of long standing
from the feet Of my Wifs IN ny pressncs y7ifbo1f
Pain, and 10 her satisfsoiion. b. B. sPEEHAN.
Cleveland, Dec. l9, 1861. .- .- - = -.
From ". p. Hortan, Deutisi 4-.-
Mr. Kendall has this A. n. removed from ny foot
3 IN Of twenty years standing, IN NV minuiss
and without pain. W. p HORTOE
Cleveland, Dec. ls, 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

,.----,.. CLETELAED, Dec. q, ls6L
feel without pain By DR.. Randall. J. sWAH. ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

From y. v. EieOl, H. D.. 'Toro.,.
have seen the tors gong cert a-.es- -, a -
them Sufficient testimony 70 the stiii ~
sIofoato' Oet - iSol. v. ". Mol, Il. D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27
BOhemIan Fases 8 Tollet RatfIs

Choose vhatsvsr yOu liks. or the lsag:h q YOut-
purss viii Justify.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12
This Afternoons Report.
LArRR EROnI EuRnEE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool the
28th ult, via Queenstown 29th, arrived
here this morning with two days later ad-
vices than already received.
All American vessels in the Chinese wa
ters had sailed for the United States with
the exception Of one small vessel which was
left at the earnest request Of American
merchants, and which proceeded sudden
ly TO Shanghai, owing to the report that a
schooner was being fitted out there for o
pirate under the rebel flag.
Religious services were celebrated at one
Of the Presbyterian churches in Liverpool
on the 26th ult, in sympathy with the day
Of fasting, humiliation and prayer in
America.
The Paris Pstre had contradicted the re-
ported Convention for the immediate inter
vention Of England, France and Spain
with regard to Mexico
The London Post, however, had reiterated
the statement, and says that the Patrie has
lost its semi-ofioial character, and that the
Convention will shortly be signed. The
London Times also confirms the rumor, and
says that the Intervention Of the Three
Powers will commence as soon as the
weather permits, and further that it is
undertaken with the concurrence Of the
American Government.
The Paris Bourse was heavy and lower
since the Bank Of France hss advanced Its
rate Ct discount 10 ST. Rentes had de-
elined to Gsf@60.
The Pope was very Ill, more seriously
than before. kNs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12
FROM LEFFERsON CITY.

JEFFERSON CITY, NO. Oct. 10.
Lieut.. Colonel E. B. Brown, of the eth
Missouri Regiment, Provost Marshal at
Upton, shot private of the 9th Missouri
this morning The Colonel ordered him to
lay down some boards he was tearing from
q fence, and upon refusing shot killing
him instantly. The affair created intense
excitement. The I'd and 9th Missouri reg.
iments rushed to arms demanding that
Brown be delivered up to them. park
of artillery WAS drawn out in front Of the
Provost Msrshsps Office, and Brown was
threatening 10 fire upon the mutineers when
the train left.
A scout has just arrived here from
Springfield, and reports at Head Quarters
that there we're only LOCO rebels at that
place. he also learned that Ben MeCul-
loeh was at Camp Jackson with only one
hundred and Fifty men, waiting for rein
forcements from Arkansas
A large number of McCullosh's force,
who we're with him at Wilson's Greek,
were withiPrice at Lexington, and the rest
are with Hardee.
MoCulloch expects to join Price at Sac
River, which will be about the 10th inst,
and the combined forces expect to march on
Jefferson City. This information is be-
lieVed to be entirely reliable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

Spain still refuFes to acknowledge any
one as sovereign Of Naples but Francis the
2nd.
It was expected that the Italian Minister
would soon leave Madrid.
LIVERPOOL 27-Flour quiet and tending
downward Wheat declined 1G2d since
Tuesday. Corn steady. Beef steady. Pork
inactive. Bacon steady Lard quiet but
steady TallOw firmer, advancing. Coffee
firm. Rye quiet Caroline ! higher
London Markets, 9th Wheat declined
l62d. Iron very dull. Sugar advenoed
Cd. Tea firm; Congo lld@l11d Coffee
advanced 162d Rice quiet and unr
changed.
American Securities quiet and steady /;
ILL., Central shares 3sl Discount Erie
22l@2S4.
Latest Liverpool, 2Olb.-Coiton- Sales
yesterday Saturday 15,OOo bales; 5000
to spectators and exporters Market
closed firm at the advance previously re-
ported, and with upward tendency.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. No sales.
Provisions dull
LONDON, 2S.-Consols 93698! for money.
American securities quiet
HAvRE, 28.-Cotton sales for the week
Al 900 bale Orleans. Tres Ordinaries 14Sf,
Bas 1861 being an advance Of Or Stock
200, 900 bales. Breadstugs quiet and ten
dency downward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

TIE THOUSAND FOLD DEATH BoMB-Mr.
Thomas Henry Spencer, Of Cincinnati, has
invented a fearful death-dealing bomb. 1t
contains one large shell, including any num-
berof smaller shells, these latter again con
timing explosive bullets, &c. The shells are
separate, not conceutric. The fuse will burst
under water, and Mr.. Spencer believes that
be can blow up the Great Eastern whenever
she needs it though he has great respect for
that ship, and hopes he viii not be called on
to make the experiment. We have talked
with those who have seen the outer shell ex-
plode, followed by eleven shells within it,
and Mr.. Spencer guarantees that none of
them can fail to explode. Out of three hun
dred experiments not one failed The inner
shell, as Te have limited, may each contain
explosive bulleti in fact, the seven wives 20
ing to St Ives, each with seven sacks, &c.
were like this terrible death dealer, except
in purpose. The fuse he asserts to be entire
" new, and the only one that can be depend
ed upon; being new chemical compound
of Mr.. Spencer's invention. de has long
been a chemist and Pyrotechnist and has de-
voted much attention to this subject for
fourteen yeara EU-t5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12
VOL. XV.
Andy johnson aud the Armed R4iIe. from

Il
Andy johnson aud the Armed RxiIes from
Rast Tennessee.
TIE Hon. Andrew johnson, of Tennessee
said, in his speech at Columbus, last week,
referring to e visit to Camp Dick Robin
son: $3.50
The other day, when stood in the pres
enoe Of Two THOUSAND Tennesseesns, ex
lied like myself from their homes Of com
fort and the families Of their love, l found
that my manhood and sterrn3ss Of mind
we're all nothing, and that was only a
child. There they were, my friends and
telloW.oitizens Of my beloved State, gath
cred upon the friendly soil Of Kentucky,
from the tender STRIPPING Of sixteen to the
grsy-hsired fathers Of sixty, ell mourning
the evil that has befallen our land and our
homes, but ell seeking for arms WhereWith
to 20 back and drive the invader from our
fields and hearthstones. (Applsuse.l
essayed to speak to them words Of counsel
and encouragement but speech was denied
me. stood before them as one who is
dumb. If il be true that out Of the full
ness Of the heart the mouth speaketh, it is
also true that the heart may be too full for
the utteranoe Of speech. And such were
ours-tWo thousand Of us exiled Tennessee.
ans, and ali silent Silent as a city Of the
dead But there was no torpOr there.
There were the bounding heart and throb
bing brain, there we're the burning cheek
and the blazing eye, ell more eloquent than
ever were the utterings Of human speech.
TCheers Each Of that throng of exiles,
who had wandered among the mountains
and hid in their caYerns, who had sleptin
the forest, and squeezed themselves one J
one, through the pickets of the invader,
each was now Offering comfort aud pledg-
ing fidelity to the other. Youth and age
were banding together in a holy alliance
that viii never yield till our country and
our flag, our government and our institu-
tons, are bathed in the sunlight of peace,
and consecrated by the baptism Of patriotic
blood. VOoiferous applause
There we're their homes, and there too is
mine-right over there. And yet we were
homeless, exiled And why Was it for
crime Had we violated any law Had
we offended the majesty of our govern
ment, or done wrong to any human being2
Nay, none Ct these. Our fault, and our
only fault, was loving our country too well
to permit its betrayal And for this the
remorseless agents Of that "sum Of all
villainies," Secession, drove US from our
families and fresides, and made Us exiles
and wanderers. But the time shall soon
come when we wanderers 1UiH go home
[Cheers For depend upon it, my friends,
this monsuous iniquity cannot long sub
sist Some bolt of Heaven righteous ven
geanoe "red with uncommon wrath, will
blast the traitors in their high estate"
But whatever they may do-thOugh they
may ravage our State and make desolate
our homes, though they convert the caves
of our mountains into sepulohers and turn
our valleys and plains into grave yards,
there is still one thing they cannot dO-they
never can, while God reigns, make East
Tennessee land of SiGDss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12
Csok,s Flying RiachIne.
IT'S COMPLETION EXPECTED sHoRTLY-AFrER
CROSSING THE CONTINENT IT IS TO BE OFFERED
TO The GOvRRNMENT.

ITS COMPLETION EXPECTED sHORTLY-AFTER
CROSSING THE CONTINENT IT IS TO BE OFFERED
TO THR GOvRRNMENT.
We have received the following letter from
Mr.. D. NJ, Cook, well known for the eK-
eellent EvapOrator he has invented, and
equally as well known for his labOrs in at
tempting to do what go many before have
failed iB-constructing a machine whereby
the air may be navigsted at will. During
the time he has been engaged at this machine
nov ten or dozen years-he has discover
ed mode Of creating (if we may call it so)
electricity od H>it1n, which be claims will be
a moor so cheap and 50 practicable that may
be used for anything where power is required.
He Informs us that he looks forward to the
time when not only the air will be navigated,
but also to the application of electricity TO
sewing machines, churns, spinning wheels,
and everything else requiring hand or other
power, and at a price so low as to be bqga-
telte
Below we give his letter:
ToTHR EDIIroRs oFTHE HERALD.
MANSFIELD, OCT. 9th 1861.
lowing to the many anxious enquiries
which are constantly pressed upon me respect
ing ny new Motor, you will please allow a
place in your columns to mak5 a statement
in answer.
And first, let me say that I am invent
ing an Electro Motor, the object Of which
is not only for the purposes of @rial navi-
CATION, but also for supercedIng all the
DR. esent appliances Of steam as motor, as
we'll as any other mechanical poWeF-the
principle Of the application of this electro
motive for all purposes being the same
i. E., that it can be applied for travelling in
the air the same as when used on land or
/ on sea.
Second, as to the progress of my inVen-
/ ton: It is completed TO q sufficient extent
to warrant the conclusion that BY the frst
of May, 1862, I shall be able to make a
voyage in the air with my ETial Csr, cross
ing the entire continent in few hours
| The details Of the machine have all been
carefully planned, and noting now remains
10 be done but the work I feel confident
st the above specified time to be able tC
offer my invention to the Government as a
valuable aid to it. 1 am devOting all my
energies to the final completion Of my Car
and especially feel it my duty TO do so in
the present national crisis,
D. NJ. COOK.
We know that the wise world looks will
incrsdulity on the inventor who essays the
accomplishment Of more than common
object, and does not hesitate to deny ant
treat with contempt what it does not un
derstsnd, but we hope Mr.. Cook may 60 OF
regardless Of ieers and skepticisms. At
ter what has bean accomplished in the pas
sixty years, can any one say that travelling
| -. L, :
Of a wonder than locomotive or the tel
graph we're when projected? We believ,
the time will come when some one will i'm
mortalize his name by successfully demon
stratiDg the problem, and sincerely hop
Cook may be the fortunate "coming man
-KansfsId Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12
FROM FORT MONROE.

FORT MONROE, Oct. 10.
There was an alarm on the Roads, last
night, which was the darkest and stormi-
est of the season.
Two rebel steamers came down doubtless
with the intention to run the blockade, but
withdrew when they found that they had
beel' observed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

Connections are made at MourcsFiiis win fhs san
eu5kyi maushsld and Newark Z. B., st glyds Win
the oouoIskyt Dayton and CincinnaH r. e., at Erss
mont with Fremont Indiana z. z, and At Eol8do
with the htcli8en southern Northern Indiana
sud Toledo and NGbash Railroads for Ohtcag0, De-
lroit, Jackson, Tort Nayns, Gogansport, Lafayette
Uairo, Elton, s. Louis, and al poihts West, AoEth
west eud Southwest.
Trains arrive ia Clevsland from Toisdo and the
est At els 4. r., Us P. ~ and 5;4s r. r. Froa
SalcuEkT - $50 A.E.
fYsvsts,4 Apg 10 rqeT T--t
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4iNanti8I.
2aeroIpera.

pEVOLVERS AND BOWIE
AO kNINES.-A fine assortment OF Revolving
1stels, such as Colt new moddel BacOn's kidef a.
Alien z Weelocks, ehHrp's, Spies, smith & VIA.
son - large and small, with various ofher kinds
Just received and for sale cheap at
II. HATTERgIETiB
~, Sun Store l03 Superior street, Cleveland.
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90 ID N EhCIAIl.
NEW YORR pIARKET-oct. II.


FLOUR-L1eceipts 2O,34O bbls. Market without
material change: -
s5IG5 IS fer OK ira state So 25S5,35 ior supernus
western; S54n05,Sn Ter common to medium extra
western; Sb75@5,Ss for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN FLOUR.-The Market Is quiet.
Sales COCO bbls at S5U6S5 for suPerlne; s545eS6,75
RYE RTOIR-Aiarket steady at 2. 1904, 90 com
mon TO choice extra
with n fair e Eport Demand saie5 Sn,cOO bush at
SiI7ai le for t1iiwaukee cllh; SI,2S9l,3l for win
Ter red WESTERN 100 for am er Iowa.
RYF-Marktt v steady at 7G6g75c.
RaHIEY-l Nuiet and firm at 6S875c.
C0RN-ReceiIds 9i,T3S bnsh. Market without
essential change. sal 1000 bush at 566957o Tor
mixed western geo TO prime.
OATS-steady at aO5s5 for Canadian, and vest
'i SIp MARKET ste Sdy Sales st s,OSI5OO for
mess; Sq,756IO,0O for pr.'uia.
BEEF-nihrkat dull.
CUT BEEAT9-Market qaiet. -,
JARD-Market hrmer. Sales l5o Dds 81 81
@gkc. ,-
BUTTER- Selling at "a Tic Ter ohioi andl2%@
CHEEsE-Market steady st Rs7o common te
WHIsKY-Market quiet small Eales at 2Oc.
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BUFFALO lIAHKEE-Oct II
In .-----.-n m

lBk EA4E9RARH-l
FI0UR-MarEet quiet
WHEAT-Market quiet ard shade easier
Sales $500 bush red winteo Illinois at sits iSOVO
bush Chicago spring on private terms;
COhN-marEet is duieE and WlthouA QuOttole
change. Sales lsOO0 bush at 4Oc early; 56 bush R'
3gkc
No sales in other grainr.
CANAL ERElt5HT s-Firm; 1870 on corns
lsc on wheat to New York
LAKE, lhIPOHTs-I7 900 bhls -four; lyO,VVO Dus
Wheat lO3,00 o bush corn; 2-01O bush barley.
Canal. EXP0RTs-24, o o bbls -FOUR ls7 ,On0 Ia
wheat 0OU bush corn; 4,OA' bush rye.
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7LNV ELAND 8 ANlE 3. 3.

Isl sUhMER ARRANGEMENT lssl.
On and si1er Monday, Hay 6ths ISL Pas1engsf
Frsins viii run O. f1luWRs
LEAVE OLENELAAUs
l.9s A l. EXPRESS NAIL ERAIN-SfurPllg at
all stations except Euclid Hiokiilla, Men
Tor, BsrrTt UnionFllles 6lGbroolzs 4lllrIleu
and EWlnvilis; and arrtFse A srie AZ liza
p r., DunkfFf 40 P. n, Bulalc 40 ?. y.
sos P. Il. CIAUlSNATI EXP Rks5s rRA e,.i-stop;
Biue ct PainesFills. Ashta5uia and 6lrard
UIlly, and arrives At Erie 80 P. = Dun
kfrlr At $50 p n, Buffalo AZ losl3 p. ~
as P K. OOENEAuT ACCOMEODAIIOH-Stc
ping at all Stations.
500 ?. Z. aIaBT. ExPREss TBAAIIN-stegl.ng n g
arrigsa at Eris at 1910 A. H. DunEirk as
ss0d X, BudalO ID A. X.