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". B. BnEvsrEE, Scribe.
pi.rriet Court--Thursdnr.

GemeinOr ct al. vs.. Russ. Petition dis
missed.
Blish, Garlic 6 Co. VS.. Pioneer Iron Co.
Indistment Of Common Pleas affirmed.
Barril vs. Morgan ct al. Injunction dis
solved and petition dismissed.
Trustees Of Bedford vs. Sheldon, Ex'r,
60. judgment Of Common Pleas reversed.
Morrison vs.. Buckingham ct al. Judg-
ment Of Common Pleas reversed.
Morris vs. Glapp. Judgment Of Common
Pleas reversed
Gleason vs.. MightO D. Judgment Of
Common Pleas affirmed
Chamberlin vs.. French ct 81. Judgment
for plaintiff
Duer ct al. vs. Warren ct 81. Reserved
for decision in Supreme Court
lngeTson ct al. vs.. Evans etal. On trial
TO Jury.
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MASTgR,s san R-PURSU-

MASTER'S SAL E-PURSU-
ltN-. ANT TO the command OF decretal order Of
Iaie from the Court Of Co mmdn Pleas Of CuyahoRa
county Ohio At the suit Of Heisoa Prince and 9th.
sTs, sgainBt LeTi ThOna1 and hers, to me direct
Sd shall expose for ns,e nf public auct0u &c t-a
door Of the Court Bouse, IN the City Of Cleveland,
10 SID county On ne 18Th Gay Of UctOber 1885, at
2cClock P ID the tClOWlng descI 4 ed Premises, 70
Wit: 9ltlAted in E1at uleTelano in 0ugafogn coun-
~, Ohio and bounded, beginning n ii Plank
road and south 3s,4o we8t chains, lz4 ltp Ks nom
the vest conner Of Chittanqen LeEi.' nd, lhence
south 5OA east chains Al 70 links 70 said Lewis
Wsat line thence south ( chains and 81 l1h8-
Themes north 6b54o wet 5 chains and 7s Inks
thence north 39]4 east % inks--thence north
5OAo vest chains to the Plank koad-thenoe
north 3l3 east chains and 81 hnkF, 70 the ace q
beginning, containing 81 acres Of land. Appraised
tl2JO
B. b. BEAYIs, Attorney for Piainth
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CAUSES AND DISEASES.

There have been Is less interments this month
(sepiember) than therO last month, and 10 less
than for the month Of September, 1850.
}. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland, Sept So 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

WOUNDED SOLDIERS. - The Pittsburgh
train brought up as far as Alliance this
morning, two wounded soldiers Of Co. E,
4th Ohio Regiment stationed in Western
Virginia. We give the following partiou-
lars, for which we are indebted to Baggage
Master Burgess;
John F. Barrett, Of Wooster, Ohio, who
vas wounded last week at ROmney, while
on picket duty, BY shot from rebel,
Whioh passed through his left arm and body,
coming out on the right side.
David Mccoy, Of Wooster, Ohio, was
wounded some three weeks since while on
duty as picket guard, BY ball entering
his lsft hip. bis wound was Of such Q
nature that for a time it vas feared that it
Weuld prove fatal
Both srs doing Well,and with good treat
ment tlEill recover.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

- large shipment Of army stores
lor zen. Fremont was forwarded by the
American Express Company this after
noon.
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Notioe Of Foreelosurs.


GOURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
" OURAHO9A COUNTY, OHt0.-The said de-
tsadantsI klnah kendrick, Lydia ksndTtoks and 3.
G. West, who are nOn-resdent II the State Of Ohio,
are HEREBY nOtih that the said kaufman Hayess
the once Of tbs CieEk of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga county in the state Of Ohio, his
petition sgtinst said defendants. The object and
prayer of which p Ii ion Is to recover iudgment
against the said Elijah kendrick on his prOmi3soTy
note given BY said hendi lex to s2A plAntin, dated
July 3, 1858, for the sum Of $780, due In one year
from date, with interest st the rate Of 10 per cent.
per annun, and payable annually, and 70 subject to
the payment Of such iudEmsnt the following de-
scribed premises, mortgaged BY the said Elijah
keDdrick ard Lydia kendrick 70 said plaintiff, to
secure the pAynlent OF said note, to wit: Sab lot
No. seventy y-nine 10 in s. s. Stones subdivision
Of Orikinal lot No. nfrY (E0) Grmerly Brooklyn
township, now Cleveland City, and has frOnt and
Of 50 feet and l32 feet ia Depth and ontirg
Herman street Also-one equal undi 7ided one half
Of sub lois Nos one hundred and tOrtFcne (4ll and
one hundred and fOTtg-tEO (lal) in kZskisl FOL
som's allotment Of the charles Taylor Farm In the
City Of CleFeand, frUnting the south side Of De-
ttOit street ana extend 10 back 70 alley Aleo
sub-lot 62i In Hiram 5tsnsa subdivision Of part Of
original lots g sud s. 10 Brooklyn, having 80 and
7lZ ftet front Train street aud I3 feet In depth
SAID petition pFys ior Judgment agEinst sad Eli
jan kendrick for n sum Of four hundred and forty
Fer cent per aunum from tbs 23d daT Of July, ls6,
aud tnat said premises Be sold 70 pay the same.
Said Defendants, Elijah Kend, ick, Lydia Ken
drick and B. o. West, are hereby notified to appear
and answer ssid petition nor before the l6th day
Of November, 1851, or judgment vii b. taken a.
prayed fur. laa SACK 4 BRUCE,
r,i.-.,-,s O,;, s..,,t .,1 AZ ~ ~ -
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from the Democrat, St. cloud, Mimi
you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalio Pills,) that you
may have them In case Of an attack. II.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume to tbs yoioe.
They impart q delicious aroma to the Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They are mado Of simple herbs and cannot harm,
sny ono.
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ghgstEsans, &t.
N NIl s.
] ~; ;S
One Han&red DoElors Premsuz7l m
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Oh 8PaRNATORRHoEA,
G Ii EFT, 30, AED IMP OTENOY
TH pm

v ~ y y oUsg AED u T " a - ~ " I
OURBD,
After all other Treatment Failsll
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly 81 New York Gity, vill pay One Hun.
the above named diseases. BE viii pay the same
sum for the proof that any other Physician IN
the United SfStes treats the same diseases with
AMER many years Of lsborious study and expert
R3unce to the unfortunate, that he has perfected
systom Of Treatment for the -
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURl
Of tho above and other
PRIVATE DISEASES
With all bad effects arising the refroln, moulding
pEBlLITY eh AERYOUs PkOsIBAI1On; s,iSa ~. n
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollarB with
BelfEyled physicians, who profess % treat Al private
maledies with success, and without receiving ths
least particle Of benefit. III
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that he Is = member Of
others do for the purpose Of ensnaring the innocent
and who hold out great eIPectations never to be
this that he Is able 70 give entire satisfaction TO
those who repose confidence in his ability and nteg
rlsy, and that no has perfected an American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
don or Paris or any patent medicine to equa for the
derangements, both mental and physical, AriEins
from sexual or secret abuse
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his nov treetmentths
following advantages over all otherH yet discovered
and first tho agents used are in no Ldapect dBagree
SGIs re TsS oT sn9 nG 6Ssr SsOa5 y S drug o1d
no restrictions in diet or business required; Third
y his treatment s positive and certain IN all cases
He stands prepared to 60 Into any public or prvas
hospital IN the United States and demonBtrats the
immense superiority Of HIS treatment over any
other now knoWn to the world In point or prompt
ness, Pormansncy, mildness, safety and oonVsntsncs
TO the patient
Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located in Uleveianc,
and has during the past two ysaH performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatment Reference Be given TO
individuss Of the Hrst respectabiiity in Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other oitiea in regard 20
skill and integrity in all professional tran5aotionss
Dyspepsia, RhuemRtism, Scrofuh and all chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
- Medicine sent 10 any part OF the country on
Dr. rGTHsSE's New Work on PhyIioloEy Tor sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor of Electropathy aud He3i0iss,
~ Once No. III Ontario street, up stsirHs . isN
doors from the Public Square.
gfnoe hours ffom 70 y and nom % . O'Clock
naflv tguudaVa sIceufnd J Sula
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EGAL NOTICE.


aimyra N. Reynolds,1 Ths deisndsnt, said Isiah
By her next friend SsloNtr, 18 hereby notified
Lorenzo >. Rider, that on the 7th day Of sep
Plafntff, }tembsr. 1851 the above named
"a Plainfff als1 her petition in
Isiah SeloYer, the ofics Of the Clerk Of the
Defendant. Court Of OomuoR Pleas,
within and Tor Ihe county Of CuyahoRa In the STATE
Of Ohio, So. ting forth that the said defendant is
jus-ly indebted TO the plntntin In the sum Of hvs
hundred dolars with interest," at ton per cenI. per
annum, from the 23th day OF April 1851, on his note
Of hand Of that date. By said deisadahs executed
and delivered 70 Jackson Selover for valuable con
sideratlon. That, on the day Aforesaid, % seongo
the payment Of ths note and interest," said defend
ant made, executsd and 1liTered mortgags upon
Lot No. 81, In Barber Lords aubdiysicn IN that
Nt Of the City Of Cleveland, late known as Ohio
City, according 70 plot and survey Ct Ahas. Mar-
chant, noW on 1l8 In the once Of the Recorder Of
deeds for said County Of Cuyahoga; that said noto
and mortgage has been duly assigned 70 this plain
tff for valuable confederation That said note Is
due, and that no part thereof has been paid, the
prayer Of said gettiOh q for iudgmeRt against aaid
defendant for hVe hundred dollars with interest, At
ten per cent, thereon GOm prl Ethi 1857. for the
sale Of the morgaged premises 10 pay said not1 and
interest with costs Of suttl and Tor other aad fur
ther relief. l
The said deiendant Is hereby further notified that
unles be answer or demut to Easd petition or be-
lore the third Saturday Aftsr the sKpratiOa q siz
weeks from the date Of this notice. the VIII be
taken Is confessed, and Judgment and decLee en-
tered accordingly. L. J. RIDkR,
Attornoy lor RlasnttL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested IN more than Q thouIAn
,agsU, with entire succasa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04
Hsnry Haines, pIalnuf.1

Henry Haines, pIaInI1f,
ElIab kendriek, SCivn Action for Money
lydia Kendrick, and to subject land8
80. West, and
GUURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
~ Cuyahoga County, Chic. the defendants, El-
iali Kendrick, Bydia o. Ksndrick and s Q West.
Who non-TesdeBts Of the State OF Ohio are here
By notified that the said Henry Haines, plaintiff, on
the 18th day Of September 1851, lsd in the office q
the Clerk Of the Count Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahg-
ga county, Ohio his petition against said defend
ants the object and prayer OF which petition Is 10
recover judgment against the said Eliah keDdrick
on his note for 500 in favor OF said plaintiff dated
June 18th, ls5s and interest at the rate OF ten
per eut per annum and to subject to the payment
DfFuch judgment the following dsecrib q premises,
mortgagsd BY said Eliiah and ydia o. Kencrick to
secure the payment Of said note to wit; Une equal
undivided half Of lots Nos one hundred and f0rtg-
ons and one hundred ana forty-tWO Of Ezekiel FOL-
sens allotment Of the Taylor Farm in the Uity Of
Cleveland, in that part Of said City laieley known
Ohio UitY-the property fron on DetrOit slrest.
eald petition Prays for Judgment against said Ei-
lah Aend- ick for three hundred and thirty daar1.
and interest thereon since June 18th, ISL at ne
rate Of ten per cent per Ennum, and that said ur
Bsg be 50ld,tO pay the same; and the said d-iend-
ents, E,iiah keudrick, lydia Q. kendrick avd s.
@. " est notified to sppear and answer 5aid Pc
tition before the 10th day Of November. I66l.
GAGE q BkUOH.
uaptl0eaf0 Plainfif'a AftnrnaTu
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WARRANTED IN ALL GASES,

NOWLES & co. HAVE Mr.. HENRY
4 HoAa in their employ as WstchmAksE. as
ooti NUE. OED."
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LFrom the AdHortiser. Pr

LFrom the Advertiser. Providence, B. IL
The Oephaiic Pills are said 10 be a remarkably si-
fsctye remey for the headache, and one Of the Tery
bogt for that Iery frequent complaint which hss ey,
er been discovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

~ The steamer Illinois, now past due
from Lake Superior, had not arrived this
moraing. She has probably been detained
By the recent storms on the upper Lakes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

From ths Western q. B. GaEstts, Chicago. NIL
We heartily gd9rse Hr. spaIding, ana his uni
allied OephAi illB.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

advise ever one who has Cough or HuAk5
Voice or a Bad Breath, or any difHculty Of the
Throat, to get package Of my Throat CONNECTIONS,
they will relieve you instsntiy and you will agree
with me that ''theE go right to the spot" You VIII
and them very useful and pleasant while travelling
attending public meetings for stiing your Cough
or allsyins your thirst. II you try one package ]
am safs in saying that you will ever afterwards con
sidsr them Indispensable. You VIII md them ct
the Druggists and Dealers IA Medicines.
PRICE TWHHTY.EIVE GENTS.
Ny signature is on each package. An others
counterfeit.
A package will be sent by msIl prepaid, on receipt
Of thirty Gents. Addre@, 5 sag ---
HEE3Y O. sPALDINe,
10 - Cedar street. HeV York,
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fgtiaar sisa,,g oouvoyaHce to either Of the above
trains or Bnels gin BE- called for By the Coaches q
stzgena lpiuibus Line, b. ieaVinG thcir eddrea ei
tht iniuibas Aca ltI Superior street. door next %
W.iieU -a.r. anrm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
In that an application VII be made to his k
c-llency, Rm. DennisOn, Governor Of Ohio, for the
pardon Of JOE MCDONALD, who was convicted
Of tbe crime Of Burglary and Larceny In the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Ouyahrga county, az the No
vember term OF sid Court in 1859 and sentsnced %
~ Sspta0is55 5'--- " I3s SLLEg QUISLAE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

OsphalIo Pills accomplish the object for Ehisl
they were llade viz: Ore Thesdsohe in all its iOFms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

Gentlemen OarrT ..
BPALDIHG's THROAT CONNECTIONS,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

George +. BarstoW andl
Rufus "a .BaI STOW, pl Is,
against
Emery L. Bubbard, In Common Pleas,
Geo. W. Woodwork,
guardian.
THE SAID EMERY L. HUB
BARD will take Iotice that sid George =,
Bsrst.W and kufGs n. B rsuoW, partners, I nder
name Of Geo. T. BarstoW & Bro, commenced suit
in attachment against him in the Court Of Common
Pleas in and for Uuyahoea County, ohio, CO the 18th
day Of septeb Der, 81 the object and prayer Of the
petition T. which case s to recover Of said ut baFd
$50 90, with Interest IN the rate Of q cent
por annums from August 18th, 1858, on defsudant'8
premisory note, dated August 10Th, lS5s, payabls
SEPTEMBER ], 1859, ct Reeds Bank, Gales6urg TlI-
nois with intertss 20 the rats OF ten psr csnt sr
aAnum. Said Sefendant will answer or demur 10
said petition b. the 10th dag Of November 1851 or
the allegation Uf the same will be taken g. fraa
Judgment rendered sccoFaiRgly.
RANdEY, B NCEUS 3 NOBLE,
pt16;3iS Plaintiffs AtfOrneya-
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Ladies' are delighted with
BPALDING's THROAT COMPETITIONS

Children Org for
sPALDIEG's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

Iron the Daily News, Newport, 4. Il
OsBhAIlo Pills are taking the place OfAn kinda.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

From the Kanswha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that parsons suffering With headaohs.
Eho Try them, viii stick TO them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04
FROM the Examiner, Nortolk, Ya.I ! I


Osphalio Pills accomplish the object for Fhiol
they were llade' viz: Cre Of hesdaohe in all its rns
TErOm the Examiner, Norfolk, Va,I
They have been tested IN more than . thousAn
cassS' with entire success.
From the Democrat, St. Uloud, MIMI
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head
sS1a r LOT % boz . CsPnss " Pii 80 thAt you
LFrom the Advertiser. Providsnos, B. IL
The Oephaiic Pills ara said 10 be remarkably si-
begt for that Iery frequent complaint which hss eT.
er been discovered.
TEron ths Western g. B. GaEstts. Chicago. MI
We heartily 9aarsC Mr.. spaI1ius, ana bil uni
From the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering With hsAdAohs,
Who Try them, win stick to them
.lFron the Southern Path Finder, n. OIL
that our testimony can Be added to the already
merous list thHt haa received benefits that no other
medicine can produce
rFrom the st. Louis DemoOraLI
The Immense demand for the article tOOphAliO PiIs
e rapidly increasing. s s...
tAEolu tho abAostet DafehpVfti AO"Ni
Mr.. SpaldinE would not connect his name with a.
article he did not ? Nv to possess real merit.
(From the Advertiser, ProE,Jenoe, h. IL
Ths testimony In their favor Is strong, from sht
most respectable quarters. .- A.
Iron the Daily News, Newport, h. Il
OsBhAIIo Pills are taking the place Ofan kinda.
lErom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston,
Said 70 be verT efloscious for the headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

(From the Advertiser, ProEilenOo, b. IL
Ths testimony In their favor Is strong, frOm sht
most respectable quarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

lFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.
Said 70 be vsrY efaoscious for the headaohs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04
City sexron,s Report.

There have been los interments in the several Gem
eteries from September lst to 3ntn, inclusive.
CEMETERIES
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Isiah seloYsr

aimyra N. Reynolds
BY her next friend
Lorenzo j. Rider,
Plaintih,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

slSsA single bottle ofsPAuDINa's Of PkEPARHE
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually. -
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TFrom the GsEstte, Da7enpoFt, IOwa.l
Mr.. SpRldinE would not connect his name with a.
article be did nOtF~ Nv TO possess real merit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

George g. Gors and
GeOrFs Mcconnell,
nlninfiffl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

lFron the Southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Try them you that are AFFLICTED, and We are Burs
that our testimony De added 70 the already m
merous List thHt has received benefits that other
medicine can produce
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

GOOD FOB OONsunPTIvEs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

rFrom the Sc. Louis DemooFatI
The immense demand for the article CCephaliO PiIh
& rapidly enereasing. . ...-. -.....
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-09-06
Great Truths.

81 don't understand how man can
claim to be friend of the union, and yet
be in favor of war upon ten millions of
people in the union. You cannot cover
it up much longer under the pretext of
love for the union'
"Wsr is disunion, certain, inevitable,
final and irrepressible." -.Stephen Il. Dou-
glas.
Suppose you go to war, you cannot
fight always; and when, after much loss
OH both sides, and no gain on either, you
cease fighting, the identical questions, as
to terms Of intercourse are again upon
ou"-President Lincoln's Inaugural
Message.
IF such a struggle is once begun and
the citizens of one section of the country
are arrayed in arms against those of the
other, in doubtful conflict, let the battle
result as it may, there will be an end of
the union, and with it an end of freedom
The victory of the injured would not Sc
cure to them the blessing of liberty; it
would avenge their wrongs, but they
would themselves share in the common
ruin. The constitution cannot be main
tanned, nor the union preserved, in oppo-
sition to public feeling, by the mere coer-
Give powers confIed to the government.
-Andrew Jackson, in his FareareH id,
dress.
"The suggestion that the union can be
maintained by the numerical predomi
nance and military proves Of one sec
ton exerted to coerce the other into sub
mission is, in my Judgment, as self contra
dictory as it is dangerous. 1t comes load
ed with the death smell from fields wet
with brothers blood If the vital prnci
pie of all republican governments is the
consent Of the governed, much more does
union of coequal sovereign states re-
qulre as its basis the harmony of its men,
bers and their voluntary co operation in
its organic functons-Edward Eyeretfs
letter of acceptance Of the Union non,ind-
ton for Vice President in 1860.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-09-06
Missouri Lead Mines in the Hands of
the Rebels

Tie New York Commercial advertiser
regrets to learr that the richest lead mine
in Missouri, and indeed probably on the
globe, is now in the hands of the insur-
gents. The mine to which we refer is
situated near the village Of CRANKY, New.
ton county, within twenty five miles OF
the southwestern border of the State. 1t
was opened about two years ago by par
ty of capitalists having their headquarters
in St. Louis, and is known by the name Of
the Blow and KeEnett mine. Last year
it yielded about seventy five Thousand pigs
or six millions of pounds. Unlike the
mines in Eastern Missouri and Northwest
ern Illinois, this is situated i'll level pral>
RE Of vast extent The supply of ore has
been pronounced inexhaustible by the
State Geologist, and the quality is consi>
dered the best on the globe, having scarce
~ any admixture of foreign substances.
The great difficulty has been transpor-
tation, there being DO navigable river
nearer han the Missouri, and no Railroad
beyond RolIa, which is fully one hundred
miles distant The western terminus of
the Pacific Railroad is little further off !:
but this route has probably been taken on
account of the superior character of the
common roads in that part of Missouri
| With the mines and furnaces and Cranky
in their possession, the rebels can supply
themselves with lead to any required ex-
| tent.