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LONDON TINES on AMERICAN
AFFAIRS
MCCLELLAN WILL STILL CON.
MAND on THE POTOMACl
LATEST FROM GAULFY.
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
FRONI MIssOURL.

CFhih6flkLDi MO- OcL- 6U.
Special to st. Louis Democrat:
negro who says be left part Of Prices
army at Sarcoxie, in jasper county, on Non
day night last reports that Gen. Lane had
just made an attack on the rebels, but knows
nothing Of the result. He SAYS that when
ten miles distant from Sarcoxie be still heard
cannonading. This story seems altogether
Improbable, as Lane only left Humansvills,
in Hickory county, eighty miles north Of
SarcOxie, on Sunday morning, and it is
hardly possible that be could have reached
the latter place in so short time; but
scout who arrived here last night reports
that when six miles from Sarcoxie on the
Mt. Vernon Road, he heard artillery firing
from three o'clock till dark on Monday, and
that the firing was rapid He also heard
firing on Tuesday morning. This scout
learned nothing OF the result, nor between
what parties The engagements took plsce.
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Mrs. MATT PEEL's MINsrRELs.-We again
call the attention of our readers to the
soirees d'EthiOpe of Mrs. Matt Peel's excel
lent Minstrel Troupe, commencing this
evening at the Melodeon, and continuing to-
morrow and Wednesday evenings. We
have the authority of the press of every
city in which the company has recently ap-
peared, for saying that their vocal and in
strumental music compares favorably with
that of the best operate companies. The
singing of Messrs. Bidaux and Bishop, par
ticularly the rendering of "Dear Mother,
I'll come home again." by the former, and
"old Sexton" by the latter, has everywhere
received the warmest applause. The ban
jOist, Mr.. WombOld, is champion of that
instrument, and not the least object of at.
traction. Mr.. Huntley, the manager, knows
perfectly what will please the public, and
spares nothing that will conduce to their
IenjOyment. Go tonight by all means.
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Tbs GRRAF SEoRET.--It is admitted by
All Phyaioians that the grend secret of health snd
long life lies IN keeping the blood and various u
Ids Of the body in high degree OF fuidlty, When
Feu feel continued pain in she head or bOwels OF
any continued uneasiness IN any organ or other
narts Of the body you can prevent serious sickness
bY taking
BBANDRETHS PILLS.
Bleeding may give momentary ease, because the
blood LEFT viii have more room. But as the body Is
zds from the blood and sustained BY the blood, to
waste our blood is to vast our liie and ruin our
constitution. But Brandreth's Pills relieve the cir
uulRtion as readily as bleeding by only taking away
what II can well spare, and THEY NEVER HURT.
Mrs. Hooper, OF Barnstable, Mass, was cured OF
sc. Vitus' Dance, General Debility, pOorness Of
blood, and costiyeness Of many years standing, by
Brsndreth's Pills. The case at length is published
IN tbs Pamphlets.
Sold By A. Gardner, 40 Superior street, oleve
land, Ohio, and by all RESPECTABLE dealers in medi
eines. Eepl3R25
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HUMBUGs.-If you want to get saleratus
about which there is no humbugery, get D.
B. DeLand & Co.'s Chemical saleratus.-
Read the label around it, every word Of
which you will find to be true. 1t will cost
YOU no more than an inferior article and is
much cheaper in the end, as it sroils no
bread or biscuit. You will find it for sale
by all responsible dealers. d&wlt
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MORNING LEADER;
M0NnAY mORNING. NNY. q, IsNI.
rRAYELERs, RRGIsTRR.

Citizens wishing conveyance TO either of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address AZ the Omnibus Office, l4T Superior
street, next door TO the Weddell House.
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OswEaO alARKET-Nov. 2.

FLOUR--Market steady.
WHEAT-Market lower. Sales last nj sht g. COr
No do on pIiVa 9 terms.
Other grains UNCHANGED.
CANAL FgE eGdsEATSi-Fr Firm and boats continue
very scarce; Hour SIC, wheat 25c to New York.
LAKE IMPBkf fTe-25 UOJ bush wheat; 2,2OC
bush rye; $500 bush peas
CANAL EAPOkTS-2,55l bbls -four; 1900 bu
wheat; $500 bush corn; 6, lO) bush peas.
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DKESERVE hETTLES.-PUK-
GELAIN and Tin Lined, Of all sizes and unu
Baally chesp. For sale By COLWBLL & CO.,
Wa lla llninrIn AZ
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CHANCE OF TlME.-The Winter Time Table
on the various roads from this point goes into
effect this morning. Travellers are referred
to the "Travelers' Register" at the head of
this column. For connections, &c, see the
advertisements of the roads.
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sPHEREorYPEs.-stimpsOn is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and we advise
those wishing to get fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. R2I;d
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GT The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Christian Union will be held this
Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the
room of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, No. Perkins Block, on the Square.
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n II EOLOE0NSoN.

FfGoteal SBd Ssieai5se OptcsdTl,
KeepS tho largest assortment Of the most improved
kinda Of SPEOFACLES. AL HE Glasses whether
l1F near or far ElEhtedi are Er0und unoer his OWE
osPocton, ~ machinery ola aeW oon5tEuoslon, with
4hs greatest care 10 suit the eyes in AL cases.
curing Weaknesl, Dizziness OF Inflammation Of tn
Eyes, and imparting strength for long reading o.
Ene sewing.
NJ. 60iomonsOn would hsrs inform the public thst
he never employs any one In the sale o. bis LenEea
~ Also, q splendid assortment Of SPY 9LAHsAs
ETCROEOOPEs, COMPASSES, &C., On hand.
81 ART1FI0lAL EYES inserted without pain
- rerfsct as natural.
Hctel. mEll.dAW
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHuADE1PaIA, Nov.

The British brig Ariel arrived to-day in
charge Of prize crew. She was from Liv-
erpooli bound to Charleston, with a cargo Of
salt. She was captured of Frying Pan
Shoals while trying to run the blockade OF
Charleston by the gunboat Gemsbeek.
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JAS. SARGENT,
Agent for Linus Yale, jr., & Co.
Shelburnc Falls, Mass.
whose Safes and Lock. are the Best.

NNAoA~ 1e-ASA AnG E1OcAA8 tue hGAAsa
l challenge Lewis Lille, or his agent, E.
J. WoOlley, to point to single Instance wi lere
Linus Yale, jr's., locks Or safes. old or 'etO,
have ever failed at the hands of burg lar,
or in FIRE. Can they say as mneA for Aei,'
O10Hf How is it abOvt the bank robberi,m in
the following place az Hudson City Be- nk,
Lilies safe blown open with pow, aer,
$500 taken; saiS, in Banking Office of sn lith
& Hale, Knoxville, ILL.,, blown open, and
between $4,000 or 5000 taken; Van Ril 'per
& Martini sblpletOn, Staten leland, sGfc
robbed Of S7gO. JAS. SARGENT,
Agent for Linus Yale, jrs~
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E. n. KEYS.
READ WHAT LILLE SAYS.
HE DON'T WARRANT HIS SAFES
OR LOCKSI

"TRoY, N. Y, Aug. l6, 1851.
''T. D. RANsDELL Co.-Gentlemen
have yours of the 18th inst. I haze nsuer
a safe fire proof in myEife, Or lock
burglar proof"
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CRAwFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. O. drawer III.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Those OLD FAYoRITEs.-Suong L Arm
strong have received an invoice of those
old favorite "socrates" brand Segars, form
erly sold by Palmer & Kieth. 1t
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w RARRER sUOp .

IN ahNDRRsON & Co., have opened 3 Bsrbe .
fGR EstablNhmen under HeaEand i hnslrhart's
Hat tore, sups iovstIe {, opposite Weddeil House
where ihsy iniend to shave for q Bixpsnre and cut
basr for ashilling. They hops to meet all their old
friends and as m-nT new ones as may be pleased 70
favor them with their patronage. oet5l'bl
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GEN. soorrAr HARRIspuRG.

Gen. Scott, accompanied by his Staff and
the Secretary Of War and others, arrived
from Washington at ten o'clock this morn
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FROm RAI.TIn,,KK.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.
The great Expedition was passed of Hat
tsras at daylight on Wednesday morning
Weather very pleasant but heavy-a blow
the day before.
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A visit TO Camp wade.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 8, 1856

CLEVELAND, Nov. 3, 1851.
EDIToRs LEADER:-After listening to the
statement Of several soldiers that citizens
only visit the camps during pleasant wealth
or, on this rainy afternoon visited Camp
Wade. The irst fact that suggested itself
to my mind was the peculiar appropriate
ness of the namo, for one is forced to 'oads
constantly after entering the lines. The
ground is fat, and being daily trodden by
thirteen hundred horses and as many men
Gncluding the artillery, the camp is one
continuous pool of mud. Through this the
men are forced TO wade about, rendering the
performance of duty doubly severe. Since
Friday rain has fallen almost necessarily,
the men compelled to eat in the open air,
their clothes continually satuated with wa
ter. Over two hundred Bre required for
guard duty, which ia performed in all
weather without sufficient protection from
rain, not yet being supplied with oil-eloth
cap covers; and some of them lacking
proper clothing. Most of the tents have
been provided with board floors, at the ex-
penso Of the occupants.
The condition of the horses is far worse
that that of the men. They are picketed in
the open air, having no covering whatever
except when kind-hearted soldier now and
then places a blanket upon favorite horse
at tho expense of his own comfort. The
horses stand in mud several inches deep,
exposed TO all the inclemenoies of the
weather. They will not lie down in go
much mud, and a portion of them are tied
with ropes too short to admit Of such po-
sition unless their necks are stretched up
ward to their utmost capacity. No troughs or
feed bsgs are furnished for the horses to eat
from, and when they are given oats it is pour
ed upon the ground, from which they take
up large quantities of earth and gravel with
the grain, causing serious bowel diseases.
was informed that number of horses have
died from this cause and exposure, three
during last night. I counted twenty eight
picketed together called the "sick- string"
beside sick ones 'on the other strings not
sufficiently ailing to be under the Surgeons
care. In consequence of tho disastrous eff
fects of feeding in this manner, the horses
have not been allowed oats. was inform
ed, since Friday evening, and are compel
led to weather the storm with no food but
hay.
Thinking these facts should be known-by
that public which has ever shown a solicit |
Gus regard for the soldiers welfare, re-
0pectfullv submit them. D.
We deem it proper to say, that the state
ments OF our correspondent are verified in
the main by a number with whom we have
recently talked. We are not disposed to |
criminate any one in connection with these
facts, bnt it is duty we owe to the public as
journalists that su h state of things should |
not pass unnoticed. Soldiers Aid Societies
and other benefcent measures can be of
little value until proper sanitary regulations
are established and adhered to by those hav-
ing immediate care and centrol of our sol
diers.
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Another of Lilies Improved Locks Picked
in Cleveland
sponsibIe party.

Another of Lilies Improved Locks Picked
In Cleveland
READ TIE CERTIFICATE OF Mr.. Z. n. KEYS.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 2, 1851.
This is to certify that in the spring of 1860
I ordered from Lilies agent, (Mr. Myers) of
this place, one of his Safes, which was recon-
mended to me by Mr.. Myers to be both bur
glar and FIRE proof.
Mr.. James Sargent, agent for Linus Yale,
Jr., came into my office and asked me if
would permit him to try to open the Safe, or
pick the Lock. gave him the privilege of
making trial, aud to my utter astonish-
ment he had the Safe open in very short
time, 'OihOat damaging Lock or Safe; and
what astOnished me most was that he un-
locked it, not on the same numbers that I
had locked it and unlocked it for the past
year, he (sargent) using only two of the
numbers on which it was set, and one num-
Der which have never used in opening tho
safej but found that I could open it on the
same numbers that Sargent used, or on the
numbers that it was set upon.
E. n. KEYS.
It appears by the above certificate, that
Mr.. Myers, (Lillie's agent in this city, war
ranted the above safe and lock both fire and
burglar proof. Now I think Mr.. N. cer-
tainly did not act under instructions from
Mr.. Lille, as the following quotation fl ON
a letter written by Mr.. L. to Messrs. Rams
dell & Co., of Adrian, Michigan, dated Aug
14th, 1861, will show:
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-8lllmhiug.
u 2, S . " MR.

7AOI GA i
l REGMBER AND GAS FETTER,
No. l02 Pub Square, (under Ohapin Hall
MnaEcturrs and keeps constantly on hand all III d.
81 Rlumberg' and Gas Filters mnteriels, such -
bydranta, Bath-Eubs, Water-U Uioaots, Mash-StandB
Eat1- 3oileEG, Lad, Galvanized and Iron Pipe
Sheet Lead, Brass and Iron Lift and Force Pumps
Brass and Plated Faucets, and everything necessary
D d Gp HOUSES, etOres, &c. With water Hnd gas, or
T ne most epploFed principles.
All WQEE warranted gnd done punctu1AFs-
TG4 ilB0
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Ohimneys, that CAN
NOT BE BROKEN By THE HEAT, can be touud at
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
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5ttptnega at 3atp.

bAvTB ". GAaE. III sPUos
HAGE q BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ and Councillors st Law. cn1ce l5s Superior
Street, (opposite marchnnts BSnk, } Cleveland, o.
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
AFfoRBEEs A. Law. once Nc. SO Superior
srsst ElevelEnd, Ohio. s. WILLIAMSON,
IanT A. G. RIDLE.
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Agent for Linus Yale, jrr
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va Stark Aills Bags and Flour sacking
at IS9 and I41 Water street. ..r
Oct. II-Im-3GI. ALCoTT b HORTON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hover Higboe-staple and Fashionable Dry
Goods.
Taylor, Grisw9ld B Oo-Uloih Cloaks.
1. P. sherwood-BalmoraI skirts.
Brown and Black Beaver Clos k
ing.
Geo W. Girty-Notice to Water Takers.
Doctor Aysr-Spoody Cure of Lung, Threat. Heart
aud other Chronic Diseases.
Olcyeland6 Pittsburgh RailrOad-ChaDge of Tine
Cleveland a Toledo Railroad-Change of lime.
Cleveland, Columbus a Cincinnati Rsilroad-
Change Of Tire.
L. ROnedict 8 Sons-Fas, $, Caps q Furs-Wsekly
Mercantile College Local Notice.
DsLand / Co Il. cal Notic4
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Exec siOr xxx Flour, Hamburger
Cheese, butter in tubs, for family use, at
George sprague,s, Oviatt Exehange.
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C. C. O.-Cary'G Cough Cure. deczsRlo
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IMPORTANT ARREST BY THE UNITED sTATEs
MARsHAL.-Thursday afternoon, U. s. Mar
shsl Sands received q telegraphic dispatch
from Secretary Seward, Notifying him TO be
on the lookout for Robert Bunker, an ex-
Mayor of Mobile, on his way to this city
from Europe, and believed to be in posses
sion of dispatches for the rebels. Accord
ngly, on the arrival Of the train at ten
o'clock, Mr.. Bunker was promptly ttken
into custody and removed to the Burnet
House, where he still is, under guard. His
baggage was detained at Cleveland, but is
expected to arrive this morning, when it
will be overhauled. He denies that he is in
possession of any documents whatever for
the rebels, and says ne has just returned
from Paris, whittier he went to be treated
for a troublesome disease. Should any
reasonable papers be found in his trunks,
he will be sent TO Fort Morgan, in Boston
harbor; if not, he will probably be released,
but not until an order to that effect is re-
ceived from the Secretary of State. Mr..
Bunker is an elderly, gentlemanly-appe
ing man, and cousin to our tOwnsman, A. B.
Coleman, Esq.- Gin. Gaz., I'd.
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Goal.

GOALl UOALI COAL I =
! Jones Coal Tsrd, Rive- street. peAr the lower
Bridge. the place 70 get GUOD ~ mAsSILLON,
LHIPPE "a, AETHRAOITE, sMITHIEG and
other Uosls, a. low pncts.
GB7nrders address to P. o. Box 1926 will receive
prompt attention. Z. P. JONES.
octl2 359
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Tired Waiting.

Having picked both of Lilies locks, oGd
and nel0 Improved, on safes in this city, and
having promise from Mr.. WOoIlcy that
they would have a me0 edition out very
soon, have waited patiently nearly two
weeks but no new locks have arrived, tsnd 1
fear they will not as long as remain an
Cleveland, therefore bid adieu to the tti-
zensof the Forest city, hoping soon to retu I'm
and demonstrate to them still further tile
insecurity of Lilies locks.
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RANK nnTR Lla4.

CORRECTED By o. A. BEAD CO., BANKERS.
MAINE. WISCONSIN,,
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks,.,.
Commercial BIZ, Bath-5O EXCEPT.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. 3rcllo bans ;........''''.
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Ron AND M ills WARE.
HOUSE, Nos. 81, g., So, aud 81 River street, and
s., Sc, 81 and IS on the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
y. y CAREY. rgUI.RIsOH FOsTHH,
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FRANK PARKHR.-Livery and Boarding
stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. HOrssS and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
aenaAPaa.Iy
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8oaraiug
RcuOluErs.

DEVOLVER5 AND BOWIB-
n, KNIVES.--A Hne assortment Of Revolving
- is snch a. OolI new mOddel Bac0n's, Bider's
Allen 4 WeelocE's, shRrp's Spies, smith @is
son's, large and email, with various other kinds,
e. BATTERSBET'S
Gun Store, lOl Superior street, Cleveland.
Ortiz
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EIEcrnp BATHs.--Dr.G .GibsOn's new cleo
trio baths cure general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain snd
insanity. These baths equalize the eircu-
lation and remove almost every disease IN
manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfae-
tion to the sick. The pleasantsst bath
room in the city for ladies' female OPer-
atOr in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. JyS
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80 The price of the MORNING LHADEH 10
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstance.
The postage on the LHADHE, 70 News
Dealers, is one-fourth of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties RENTING
postage stamps should send US ono and three
seDt instead of larger denominations
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mo DOLIARs PER DAY.

At the same time sbatng none ef the luKuries vita
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREABWELL, WHITCONB& 4 co.
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Gual on aud gaups.
n NKEAT WESTERN OIL WORKS

a1 YERaItL-ON, O., oct ss, '6i.
Nessrs. W. @. sCoFrELD a Co. Scents: Please send
me another barrel Of that good Pet o'eum OIL the
same as yCu seHt before. IT is oidedIy the best
OIL that h as ever been sod in this place.
Yours. &c. JOHN WINES.
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FROM FORTRESS mONROE.

NnIlI7-saT lII1IlllT lIlTa
Nothing from the great Expedition. It is
supposed to have reached its destination yes
terday. terrific gale has prevailed siucs
last evening, but no apprehension is felt con.
cerning the fleet 1t is thought to be out OF
reach Of the storm. A flag OF trnee will 60
to Norfolk tomorrow, when something will
doubtless be learned about the Expedition.
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OMM MEROIAL,
hoard ofTTT6e-

PrOsident-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Pres't-M. d. sCoTT. Troasurer-R- T. I,yor
DIRECTORS.
III. B. CLARK, A. Quin, = s. Davis. B. BrownsIl. II.
Harvey, A, }, Beggos, 8. r. Lester
BEEEREE3.
3. II. Lester, ia. HnsseY, NIB seott
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sR'zURE OF TREAsoNABLE LETrERs.-On
Saturday U. S. Inspector Ives observed,
among number of trunks going South,
one having French characters upon it, with
the letters NJ. F. NJ. on the outside. He
detained it, and upon examination, found it
to contain great number OF letters and
documents addressed TO newspapers and
prominent persons in New Orleans, most Of
which were in a large bag, the rest in a
dressing gown. The owner is NJ. F. Maury,
relative of Lieutenant Maury, formerly
of the Washington Observatory, now
holding q prominent command in the
rebel army. There is no doubt but he has
just returned from France, and that these
documents contain valuable information for
the traitors. The matter will be further in
yestigated.
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DATENT OIL GREASE.-FIVE
cans Just received and for sale low.
~ n = naWHnI.Tep
W0OL TWINN, BROWN DO,
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FUNERAL OF Hon. MATHEW JoHEsON.-The
funeral of Hon. Matthew johnson tc ok place
yesterday afternoon, and notwithstanding
the very bad weather, was attended by a
large number of mourners and friends of the
deceased. His remains were deposited in
Prof. Brainard's vault, in the New Cemete-
~, where it will remain for the present, it
being the intention to remove them to Woos-
ter for burial. Prominent among the mourn
ers we're twelve mem bers of juvenile mill
tary company of which deceased had been
generous patron, who carried with them
flag draped in Grape, and appeared to appre-
ciate the solemnity Of the occasion. The
religious services were performed by Rev.
Mr.. Walbridge, of Toledo, and Rev. Dr. Star
key, of Trinity Church, in this city. The
following gentlemen were the pall-b bearers: {:
Judge II. B. Wilson, John Grannis, Esq.,
R. P. Ranney, W.. Gordon, Esq,
F ". Green, Esq, John Shelby, Esq,
John Tennis, Esq, Bolivar Butts, Esq.
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- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
anr2-R1I IL
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JUDICIAL WIT.-Judge Davis, of Orleans
county, held the last term of the Livings
ton Circuit and Oyer and Terminer, in place
of Judge Knox, of this District. At the
close of the term, he penned the following,
which he left behind as a history Of his
weeks labor: