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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

OUTFIT OF sEEREAyT BUsTER, JOIN BROwE's
CAMP.-Ths outfit for sergeant Buster, " the
boy who walked all the way from New York
20 ioin John Browns company, was gener-
ously furnished by the following persons;
Prom !. B. Parsons, pair of boots; Davis,
Peixolto / Co., jacket and pair of pants,
valued at $500; Mrs. Isaac A. Isaacs, an
overcoat, valued at $1,000; Johnny snd
Peter Thatcher, secondhand clothing; Aid
Society, two ppiE of socks, two flannel
shirts, cap, and army blanket,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

soLDtERs ArD.-The Soldiers Aid Society
sent, yesterday, o large ssseO Of wOOlen shirts,
drawers, socks, &c, to Dr.. Aignsr, Surgeon
of the Cairo Hospital. Packages are also
making up for several Virginia Regiments
who have written on, sta'ing their needs
among them is the sth Ohio, st Fsv Greek
sp5 the eth Virgiuia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
FROM NEW YORK,

~ -I--I New YORK, Oct. %.
Capt. Cannon, of the steamship Delaware
which arrived this morning from Philadel-
phia, reports that on the oath inst, at 6:sO P.
H., he passed in Delaware Bay the U. S. gun
boat Keystone Slate, having in tow prOpel-
Ter, doubtless the rebel propeller SalvOr from
Key West. TfET TTTTI
The following was received this afternoon:
"SAE Francisco, Oct. 25.-The Mayor of
San Frsnclseo to New York sends greeting,
and cOngratulates her on the completion of
the enterprise which connects the Pacific with
the Atlantic. May the prosperity of both
cities be increased thereby, and the projectors
of this important work meet with honor and
reward.
(Signed) H F. TE-CHMAKER,
VI HFE Mayor of San Francisco"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

THE CoMMANDER-IE CBgEF on HORSEBACK.
B. F. Gould, who, as special agent, hes
been Bestto purchase horses for Gen. Nc
ClsilaD, passed through here yesterday af-
ternoOn with FIVE very handsome and sturdy
1.eeds, which were bought in Chicago. Two
Of these sre for the Generals own use two
belong to MsiOE c, N. Barker, Of his staff,
and 6za To Mr.. Gould, who is attached to
Gen. McClellanis .tsfT as chief fsErieF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
LIIIie,s Bank Lock Picked.

To BANKERS AND orHsRs USING LILIES
SAFES AND LocKs.-I hereby state that on
Wednesday, 2sd ins. :, I picked, or unlocked,
Lewis Lilies lprge-siEed Bank LOsk, upon
the Lilies large size Patent Chilled Iron $50
called Burglar proof Bank Safe, in the bank
ing Office Of Messrs. C. A. Read & Co., on Su
perior street, in this city. Said Safe was
represented to me as weighing about 7,OCO
pounds, and valued at about 5000. The lock
alluded to above was, previous to my opera
ting upon it, set by Read & Co. upon an enT
tirely new combination unknown to me, and
picked or unlocked the same, noiselessIyl
and without the slightest injury, or any
marks of violence to either said Lock or Safe,
In view Of what has occurred, the question
may arise in the minds of depositors, whethel
their money, if locked up behind q Lilli!
Lock, is as secure as it should be, when ssiC
Lock has been so efectually and exPedi
tiously unlocked as was this one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
OsWRGO nIARKET-Oct. 25.

FLOUR--Market stesdy. Z. .... ..
WHEAT-in moderate shipping demand. Sales
400 bush Canada club at sl,iO 1890 white Canada
on private tRrmA L ...
y GORN-Scarce and ne sales.
RARLEX-In hettar demand. Sales 900 bush
settled Toronto at sjc; 5000 bush Bay Quiut at5lc,
Is UOO bush do to arrive at 5OSc; 25OgO bush deXer
ed in Albany at &c.
RYE-market firm. Sales 5000 bush Canadian
at t2C = ~ InEI III .
CANAL FHEIGHTS-Advanee &c on -four and
firm but unchanged on grain; -four 47c, wheat l4c,
oUrn l3c to New York.
bush I'm; 1900 bush barley; I. COZ bush rye.
IlANAL EXPORTS-3 $40 bbs -four; 3, ,2)0 bu
wheat; 1900 bush corn; a, sou bush barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

NARRow ESCAPE Conductor D. D. Ooe, of
the Cleveland & Pittsburg road, had narrow
escape from serious, and probably fatal in
jury, on Thursday last. When the train
stopped ct Hudson, he, as usual, got off
the platform, and at the proper time gave
the signal for starting. While the cars were
slowly moving he started toward the plat
form, and had just time to seize the iron rail-
ing when young man ran hastily past,
and pushing against him threw him from
his feet between the cars. For a moment he
was dragged directly under the wheels Of the
following car, but finally succeeded in draw
ing himself out without further damage than
few cuts and bruises.
Conductor Coe is not the man to be dispO-
sed of in that informal manner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

FoR THE BODY GUARD.-Msjor C. ". Bsr-
ker, of MsjOr General MeClellan's staff,
passed through this city yesterday from Chi
cago, with squad Of men who are to be at
tached to the Major Generals person as p
portion of his body guard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

A REBEL TRUEK.-A secession trunk, like
an Elephants, is often times a big thing.
For instance: Inspector Ives has handed Us
the following, which he found among the
personal effects Of down-souther, and
which is evidently species of pocket elO-
quence ready, close at hand, upon any chance
demand for its use:
Gentlemen, I am down on all Yankees,
and if had the power I would put them all
in the middle of hell, and roll Bunker Hill
monument to the door to keep them there.
Why, ladies and gentlemen, Yankees have
no Bouls; they have been snalyzed and found
to consist of some hundred parts Of Adolf
tio1ism, certain parts of cod-fsh and poia-
toes, and the balance of New England rum.
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Yankee would
90 TO the very gates Of hell for two bits
Why, the devil had 8 poor Yirginian once
in his power, but offered to set him free,
provided he would furnish him with six
souls. The Virginian advertised on every
stump and tree, and finally succeeded in
getting six Yankees, and took them to the
Devil, who refused to ratify the bargain, cay
ing he bargained for six souls, and these
were none. So the poor Virginisn had to re-
main in hell.
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OLRVELAND nIARKRT..Oet. d

Wv -"
FLOUR-sAleB 70 bblB double extra red at Sl,65i
5)do at sGe24; i5ldo sl.7s.
WHRAT-saleS of2OOO bash At 9s'i t,soO bush,
1900 bush, and 500 bush, free On board ct 9s1so,
and cars white at 81 90. on track.
CORN-Dull and without sRles.
OATs-Dun Sales ia eatSat 25c.
HIGHWINEs-Saies 100 bbls q; lsjds.
Other articles unchAr ged and without Salss Of Il
portanoe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHINGToN, Oct. %.
Special to Post ..s... saf
The War Department is preparing an
official list of our losses at the Leesburg bat
tie. twill be published as soon as possible,
but great difficulty is experienced in obtain
ing complete records OF the killed, wounded,
and missing. L.s-.- Ht'
The latest reports received from Edwards
Ferry state that all our forces which were
engaged at Leesburg are now on the Mary
land side of the Potomac, and in excellent
condition. -lT-Er -Ha.
The check encountered at Leesburg has
not dishea1tened the Government in the
least but it is believed some bad blunders
were committed. .sI
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BUFFALO MAHKET-Oct. 25
lay TuL.EaRApH IA - -
ELouR-MaEl..t aui9. apa slsaay.

FLOUR-Market quiet and steady.
WHEAT-hiarket tOerably lrm, hut tTansac-
tions restricted in consequences Of the high rates
OF canal freighis. sales 36,Ul9 bush red Ohio and
Michigan 81 90; 1000 bush do at 81 10; 900 bush
white kentucky IT Sl,24; $500 bush amber do at
Sill; 500 bush Canada club at 9l1<o. 800.
CORk-Market lower. gales q Oo0 bush 40c.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FKgl GHTS-Betteri 2sc on corn 25c
on wheat to New York. ... .H.
LAKE IFiPOfSTS-2i,0 900 bbls dour; 3 /, COO bu
wheat; lZ5 o. 0 bEsh corn; "A, 600 bush barley @
CANAL EEPORFS-3 $50 bblE -four; 292, 600 bu
wheat; 65,OOJ bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

SWORD PREsESTATION.-Capt. F. W. Glib
bons, of Kellogg's Sd Regiment of Michigan
Cavalry, was presented with handsoue
sword last evening, by Sheriff Craw. The
sword was purchased at Crittenden's. CAPT.
Gibbons has been in the city nearly week
on furlOugh, visiting his family. His COM
pany was recruited at Portage, Lake supe-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

- Carbon and Lubricsting Oils al low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stueoo, Sugars, MOlasses, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
sprague's, oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

RELIeIoUs.-The Rev. D. NJ. B. McClean
of Allegheny City, Pa, will preach in the
United Presbyterian Church, Erie street on
next Sabbath, the 27th inst, at 1O1z o'clock
A. NJ, and 21x o'clock P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
FRnlI NRW YORK.

NHW EORK, Oct. Is.
The United States Marshal went down to
Fort Lafayette yesterday and released John
g. Shaffsr, Charles M.sHagelin and Ellis B.
sohnabel. Mr. Hagelin was the 6fth prisoa-
er committed to the Fort and has been
prisoner since August 20th.
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b. Il. ROLONOEaQN.
- = - 80,

EFdGGcGl nd 6esela1S g1puelassy
Essrs the largest assortment q the most improved
ffnfT cf gPFOfAULRE. All hts Glasses, whether
~ nssF o. hr sighted, are grcund under his oWn
aIsStina y S1hfnsrF Of HsE coma slrusticn, with
fhe fsstst care 50 e anti tho eyes IN ali oaseal
f-lnr Weakneus, DiEEiness or Inflammation Of ths
Eyes, and impartinR gtronEth fog long reading o.
A1e eEsHiug. .
NJ. Soloma4son voul5 hers inform the pubic that
- neFgI employs any one IN the sale q bis .snssG
- Nc, & g1igndid as80TtU6nt Of SPY 9LAb81li
gIIURSleIi, ? q OOE PAEgEs, Eo.t on hand.
rARTIFLOiAL ~ Es inserted without pain,
d1TISs-ilo IL saperiof -strest, under American
Z EoSrr ualI.dhW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
FROM kpWAtDs FRRnY.
EpwlRps FfRar. o.. 2A.

kDwARDs FERRY, Oct. "a.
The rebels this P. 81. we're engaged on
and about their fort beeweep Leesburg and
the River fronting Edwards Ferry. They
had previously removed then ordnance, but
from tEeir movements today. il was luds sed
they were replacing it. The fort Is To-
Gated on the first Tango Of bills from the
rive -. r..l wa e4
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9Aeaitinfa.
4 NEW RENRDY-

5ubsFosding Oubebs, Ocsafba, Capsuiss, or any
compound thst hes ever bson bsloEe the public. II
has been used by - -
OaE EUNDRED PHYSICIANS, p
In their private practice with entire success, IN ali
cag88. 81.
= BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
For dlseasas 2f private dissasesi Cure ig irognont
u performed In week, and entire confidence naay
b placed in them. This remedy Is q newly disoov
cred specific active and more speedy In its e.
fsCts than Oubebg or UOpAiba alone. TIE Pills sre
half tho size Of CAPSULES, and nsuseate the
stomach or impregnete tbs breath. SIX dozen Pms
n 8 Boz. 49,. ...H .-... sd. .-.--
~ Price ONE DOLLAR.
Ths above viii Be sent By mall, % FecelFs o. th'
z.ii3 y -s-5I vraEE -,-,. - rs.--l--zr liza
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
DIsPAFUH FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

DASFAECH FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
CLEvELABD, Oct. IS.
The following message from A, w. .Csrpen-
ter, President Of the California State Tele-
graph Company, was received here to-day
SAN FRASoIsco, Oct. 25.
To ]. d. WADE, PRESIDENT or me PAoIF-
Io TELEGRAPH CoMPAEY,-We greet you
across the continent. You beat Us by day
or two, b It we forgive you for It Receive
our congratulations. 30.
nav-,--rn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

DIplRTURE OF TIE 4lsT REa1NEE7.-TRe
4ist Regiment, Col. HaEsn, win probably
leave for LOuisyillso on Fpssdsy nsTt. Quar-
tsrmaster Chamberlain is noW at esiumbNs
for the purpose of procuring transportation
for the men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

~ Hon. Robert E. Gillette, formerly Of
oberlin, and at one time connected with the
Evangelist, died in Monroe county, WiseOn-
sin, on the 2sth ult. .f-.-..-.-..... .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26
CHICAGO lIARKET-Oct. 25

ETDUR-Market heavy.
VIZ RRAT-Marketl 10 lower. Sales ct 796l7lc for
No l; 6 -66sc for No. in atQre.
CORN-MaTket dull and &c lower. Sales at 2lc
for mixed in store.
OATS Quiet
RRCEIPTs-9 500 bbls -FOUR I32,OOO brsh wheat
SHfPMENTs-4 400 bbls -four; ZOO bu wheat
l6s 600 bush corn.
RREIGHTS-DulI and SC lower on -four; 20c on
corn, &c on wheat to Bunao.
RXCE4 ANtaE-On New York. plenty at par to
Nc premium. -- '-'' +-.-'. .... .-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

NOTICE.-As 1 have disposed of my route
for selling papers, to MesSrs. Hawks 4 Bro.
warn my customers against purchasing of
any other persons representing themselves
to own it, as they are impOsters.
Rs58 L. S. MEssER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

~ Again we say, have you tried D. B.
De Land Co.'s saleratus If not, get .
paper at once and be astOnished at its re-
suits. II isfor sale by all reliable wholesale
and retail dealers and at Wholesale By the
manufacturers, at Fsirport, Monroe county,
NY dEW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

- The price Of the NoRMNs LaADHA 70
nova agents Is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LALBsEi 70 News
Dealers, is one-fOurth Of q cent Per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage stamps should sOnd US one and three
Oont instead OF larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

stmr Ocsau, Evans, Detroit.
Prom Globe Matthews, Mackinao, 200 tons coal
- u Crawford, Norris Price. IL.
Schr Union, Barrows, Port Burwell, piecea cast
4, q Ill on corn, Dbl OIL IS old carwhe-ls.
schr Lathr0p Co Inns, Chicago, SO tons COAL CfaW-
fort, Morris Brice.
lehr J. q Hills, Kennedy, SP ginaw, es Fkgs sun
dries Thomas; Il kegs nails, boxes glass
Bingham & Go I; 10 pkgs suudries, Stanley
scow Gen scott, Averly, Point su Pielee.
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THE ALL-sUTTIOLRNT THRFR.
ne PBRIS
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR i,9& ARE DE
TF6TRb By EOTlt LlFTERs PATEETo
16gland end saeuEed by ths Seals o. lhe Eooie Dc
No. Q Invaluable ior exhaustion, SparnA .,irhaa
and slI physical disabilittc1-
No --.s-ssy eradicatss all trsces Of thoss dis
eases that have heretofore beea estea b. the haus
uinus and RarniclQH8 use q eopaiVa and cg9ob5s
Nc. ; has entirely supplantod the injurious pfs
mercury, thereby inBuring to the sufferer speedy re-
HsE dispersng all impuFities, and roofing our tne
TRIE5EhAli, Hos. /, 3 and ;, are prep3rstop y
orm Of lozonge, devoid Of tagte and 9Tlan - -
and divided into Bspafate doses as Y
Valreau IalloInand RouE RiCold, 80. Price y eaah
OF cAses for S9 vhirh saTst 81 s5d - gtl eg1s9
~ rl3g thsrs IA 5ayinr oi -. 70 Be had wholesale
and retaI, n DR.. BABB0Wi No. ls4 BleeokeF stleet
Nav York Iuirediately on recsiT1ng renlltt-lee
~ Ha,rovy VII forgsrd the ffiesemnr 70 any PAL
of fhs world securely packed, and add eae Ao9ola
ing 70 ths inBtructiopS OF tpe ArltlT Opn - -
~ sold also b. = II SAs1SA0 81
FFsKn, 9lsYelAasI ~
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\. Y. BTOUK lIARKET.-Oct. 25.

D
BEONEY-Unchanged but active at 69I per cent
on call. .--,,-
for best kArkers' bills.
sTOCKs-Market dull and lower. Chicago &
Rock Island bU4; Chicago, Burlington Quincy
62<; Panama lI6; Michigan Central 49; uason 81
Erie 3l54: New York Central ~; Pacific Mail 81
Virginia 6s AM Missouri 6s 43@s; United stet 81
II coupons a; United States IS ol registered e5A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

DIsT1EeUTsHED GUEsT.-AnthOny Trollope,
the distinguished English novelist, with his
wife, were stopping at the Angler HOute
last night. ol
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MARTIAL Law TO BE ENFORCED
IN PARTS OF MISSOURI.
HRADQUARFERs, PnoT KNOB,

4
Col Boyd, OF the oath Missouri Regiment,
eonmandant Of this post, announces that
the proclamation of Gen. Fremont, as mod
iAed by the President, declaring martial law,
will be rigidly enforced In the counties ol
Jefferson, St Francis, Washington and Iron
ton, and that all persons taken in arms
against the Goyernment of the United
States, in an irregular warfare, or who may
be found to have participated in any manner
in burning or otherwise injuring rail road
or other bridges, or cutting telegraph wires
or iujuring any public property, viii be
summarily shot also, that the sympathisers
with rebellion who are constantly visiting
stations on the Iron Mountain Railroad
and giving information to the rebels, viii
hereafter be arrested and dealt with a
spies .- t q" aa or"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

@- Rev. James Christian will preach at
the Bethel tomorrow morning, and Rev. 8.
@. Aiken, D. D., in the evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

~ VIM. D. Howells, Esq, leaves next
week for his post as Consul to Rene. he
takes Germany in his route.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

FAREWELL SERYICEs AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
The Pastor Of Plymouth Church will
close his lahors in this city tomorrow in q
series Of Farewell Services, as follows;
l. He will meet the teachers and parents
in the morning prayer meeting at nine
O'Clock.
2. The mornings discourse will be his
toIical Of his seven years Pastorate with
the Plymouth Church
3. Address to thechildren at ~ P. NJ.
4. Administration of the Lords supper at
3 o'clock.
8. Address to the young people at six O.
clock.
6. Farewell address to his own people and
friends generally at 7 o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

ELEoTRIo BATRs.-Dr.G .Gibsons new elee-
trio baths cure general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuraIgis, disease OF the brain and
insanity. These baths equAliEs the oirou-
lAtiOn and remove almost every disease in
smanner truly astonishing. No other bath
In the world give such universal sstisfsc-
ton to the sick The plessantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female Oper-
atOr in attendance. Office No. lit Ontario
street. jyS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
auRS-RlI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

FRANK PAEERR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasNuable figures.
aepa4R26:IV
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THE CITY.

THE 1srH REGIxRSF.-This Regiment,
qua1tered at Camp Ford Alliance, wants but
very few men to have its full complement.
Their uniforms have been received, with the
exception Of overooata and arms, which will
be furnished in 8 few days.
The following officers compose Col. Beat
ty's staff;
Colonel, Samuel Beatty, of Stark county;
Youngstown; Msjur, Edwards, Of Warren;
hdjutant, Brewer, of New Lisbon; Surgeon,
DR.. +. T. Hurxthal, of Msssillon; Assistant
Surgeon, 3. NJ. Tailor, of Bueyrus; Sutler,
II. Benuy, Of youngstown:
The Regiment will be composed of the
following compsnies;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

CRAwF0RD'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.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

~ The Stone Church will be re-Opened
for Divine service at the usual hours tomor'
row,
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MORNING LEADER
SATURDAY 1iORNING, OCT 90, Issi.
NV ApYRRTIsRMKNTs.

&C. O0bb-uniOn B r. Ticket oBos.
J.B. Cobb 4 OO-DiArles Tor 1854.
O. r. WarrOn-wool for Sale.
Baker's-Late Pabsrl-LOoai.
obOFiut'S VSriotioa-LOoAl Notice.
osulre-LAoonios-LOoal.
D. B. DeLaad a Os-salAra,us-LOcal.
L. s, Mssser-LcOal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-26

FRox CAHP DExNIsoE.-Lieut. James Mil
Ter, Adjutant of the 1st Ohio Regiment of
Artillery, came home on the Columbus train
yesterday afternoon. He reports the COM
panies Of the regiment as rapidly filling up,
snd the men on the ground in general good
health.
There are now twelve pieces at Camp Den
nison. Four batteries are in Kentucky, viz
Cotter's at Louisville; Standards and Ken
ny's at Camp Wild Cat, which is situated OF
the road leaing from London to Mt. Yer
non, and about thirteen miles from the
former place, and KOnkle's at olymPian
| goripCs.
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OOMMEROIAL,


Prosident--J. L. wEkTHERLT.
Vice Pres't-M. b. sooTF,. Treasarsr-R. 7. BToE
DIRBcTcRs.
n. B. CLARK, A. QuIn, &. 8. Dayis, B. BroEhon, II.
Harvey, A. J. Beggss, y. u. Lester.
RETEREEs.
3. T. Lester, J.e. HuHsH NIB. scott.
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NJ MARINR.
PoRT OF CLEVELAND.
EETEEED-oet. IS.

Stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit. a. -.
Stmr Northern Light, Spsulding, Ontonhgop, tsy
7-l.. gross tons iron oTei stone, Chlshplm = oii
tOus D iron, lG5 hbs and 81 cakes copper
Is half bols fab, 70J cedar postsi Hanna,
Garrstson & Go
soow Supply Farghsr, Kellsys Island, Is tons lime
stone.
scow Cen Scott Avsrell, Point an Flelee, % cords
MnAl
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G8- Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, thai CAN
NOT BIZ BROKEN BY TEE HEAT, can be found at
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
atreets.
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NEW HONEY-WE HAVE
IN Just received q very nieN lot Of this year .
Honey, n bo1es Of frum sig to twenty Pounoa
.nUBLIN MUSTARD-WE r
have received on consignmeat very If,i5 nlJs y
Fcis Of MultaFd nan ufactursd IN Dublin Arelana.
We oan recommend Il as being hrEt-rase arti1le.-
For sale BY the Ksg or Otherwise ., qoy- {