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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06
FROM CINCINNATI.
CIBCIN8ATI, Nov

GLhClAhATIt NOV. D.
This afternoons Times has some particu-
lars of the late fight at Gauley Bridge. The
engagement was not a general battle, but a
rather warm skirmish, in which the enemy
we're repulsed with great loss. The action
was commenced by the rebsls, who opened
two batteries on our lines near Gauley
Bridge, but though the firing continued all
day, little or no damsgs was dOne-not one
man being killed Late in the day our az
tillery was brought to bear, and the rebel
FIRE was soon silenced A train was fired
upon about the same time some miles up lhe
river, and three men wounded but none
killed.
On Friday night Benham's Brigade moved
down the river to Gauley Bridge, and ferried
across on a fiat boat, which the rebels had
previously sunk He moved alorg the base
of the hill, upon which the rebel batterit'
had been planted, intending to 60. down 8:
far as Lamp Greek, three or four miles be.
low where there is a gap in the mountains
and a road leading to the rear Of where ths
rebels are encamped.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

WAR MAKEs BusNEss.-Young men are
greatly mistakened if they suppose becauRe
of war there will be no demand for them in
tho peaceful pursuits Of commerce. Not 50,
gentlemenj war stirs up the stagnant pool
OF finance, creates business, makes money
plenty, and sends studeuts right straight
into the Mercantile College OF B. F, s. & F.
This is seen by some, and they are getting
ready, and in time of war preparing for
peace--the converse of the old apOphthegm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

Adiutant- General OhiC


THE CONCERT OF THE MUSICAL SOCIETY
The Concert given by the Musical Society
last evening was success, though the au-
dience was not go large as had been hoped
and expected. The entertainment WIS of
the soeiety's best, which in general terms,
is praise enough. OF the ladies who con-
tributed TO the entertainment we cannot
speak too highly. The singing Of Miss
Bimeler, in the ballad "Through Meadows
Green" and the cavutina "Robert toi' que
Paine" was finished and beautiful. Mics
Rider sang "still in my Dreams" with great
taste and excellence. The duett "When
Mornings Light" BY these two young Ia
ladies, ELECTED great applause. Mrs. F. X.
Byerly was ushered before the audience
amid storm OF applause, and in the rendi-
tiou of the beautiful cavatina adj Placer
showed that she had lost none of the power
which had won her such prestige in the
arena Of song. Each of the ladies was rap
turously encored, and forced to appear sec
Ond time
The concert was intended to serve
double purpose, in both Of which our citi
zens are interested, So much of the pro
ceeds as is necessary will be devoted 10 th'
liquidation Of q small debt of the Society
and the remainder will 90 to the families 0
army teamsters. In order to further ali
these families, the concert will be repeate,
on Thursday evening, the entire proceeds c
which will be devoted to that purpose
The price of admission will be but Is cent
We hope our citizens will on that occasic
add another evidence of their liberality
the many they have already shown in b
half Of those requiring it.
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]. G. FREMONT,
Major General o. S. A


Feeling ran intensely high during the
whole of last evening, and there was a meet
ing almost everywhere. The various Bands
serenaded the General, and whenever he ap-
peared he was greeted with cheers. Though
after notifying Gen. Hunter, as bis order di-
reoted, he had no longer command over the
troops be scent several hours in making 8
personal examination Of the grounds about
the city, to be prepared for battle, and in
accordance with written request from all
the Brigadier Generals here, he remained
through the night to lead the army in case Of
attack.
All the troops slept on their arms. Many
officers remained up all night, and an attack
was expected, but nothing more occurred
than the firing on our picksts on two differ
ent roads. The enemy are now encamped on
the old Wilson Creek battle ground.
Gen. Fremont is prepared to leave for St
Louis, and will leave as soon as Gen. Pope
arrives, who has been sent forward, and will
take command until Gen. Hunter gets here.
Universal gloom prevails throughout the
camps.
A battle will undoubtedly occur ere long.
Our troops will meet the enemy firmly, but
they are disheartened, and have lost their en-
| thusiasm.
The Body Guard, who could not have been
induced to remain, and who will now dis.
band as the terms of their enlistment permit,
accompany Gen. Fremont, and also his entire
staff, including Gen. Asboth, Commander ol
| the First Division.
| Gen Fremont will permit no demOnstra-
/ ton from the troops on his departure.
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mAssACHUsRTTs ELFCTION.

5000. BosToN, Nov. 5. ~
The vote at the Massachusetts, election 70.
day was remarkably small; not much more
than half of that Of last year. The vote Of
Boston, for Governor, is as follows;
Andrew; 5,7l7; Davis, Dem 5,2s1.
The vote in SO cities and towns fsot M e
follows: Andrew, Is, ,3sl; Davis SAIL
Additional towns show majority tor An 3
drew Of about two TO one.
One Democrat is probably elected to The
Senate from Boston. The Legislature IS
strongly Republican.
The chief interest was in BurIingame's old {
district, where Sam HO ker (Rep is elected
over g. Z. Upton Dem by 600 msjority.-
Ches- Q. LOring, Of Boston, and Ex- Governor
GiInofd, Of New Bedford, are elected % ths
Senate, on the Republican ticket. ss
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NOOPER'S TOOLS.-A FINE As
( soRTFEgr at OOLWELL B FOis-
aenIT ll3 ontario se
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, N

" A1LlLlI UlVlII -'0'' .
It appears from the official statement that
the amount of drafts upon the Treasury Is
month was SIC, 500 900, of which Sc, 500, 900
we're drawn from New York. The unavail-
able bullion fund is $9O2, 900. The total
balance to the credit OF the United States
Treasury, in the States now under insurrec-
tiouary control, is stated at s., 5O0,O 900, and
after making deduction for the unavailable,
gives the available balance at 81, 500, 900.
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BUFFALO mARKKT-NOv. 5.

FLOUR-Mnrkst quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Market uull and shade easier. Sales
600 bush red winter at sl6 g., 90 bush ordinary do
at s. .0I other transactions were for damaged lots
at prices forning no crite ion OF the market.
CORN-msrket steady with moderate demand.
Sales 3lOO hush a. 4Oc.
CANAL FIR FREItsHTS-Firm; 23c on cOrn1 &c
on wheat to New York.
LAKE ImPORTs-s,OOO bbls -four; 2l9. coo bus
wheat.
ANAL EXPORTs-l6Os6b bbls -four; 276, 900 bu
wheat: g. .0ln hnsh com.
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TIE M1xsTRzLs.----The Melodson was
again full last evening, ard the audience
gave abundant evidence that they were well
pleased with the performance. Tonight is
ths last of their appearance in this city for
the present at least, and fine programme
| is offered.
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n. Y. sTOUK HlARKET.-NOv. 5

nTaNEY-Active at 5616 per c-ut on call.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull at lOI@lOI&
for banks bill q.
STOCHS-Marzet moderately active and higher.
Chic 60 q Rock Island 50; Chicago Burlington 4
QuI cy 6gE; Cleveland & Toledo =; Caiena Obi
CagO e94; Michigan southern gua-Hutesd 49, Mich
iean southern RailrcRd I5ssi hsrlem l25a: ludsou
40 lu; Erie pr, fsIred 81; Erie %. New York Cen
7g; Parific Nail IS; Erie extra interest Sd uonds
s5I4 Michigan Central 46A; Erie let tonds lO2; New
Work y ntral 6s s0 Missouri IS 43}6 United Ststes
6s Fl coupons gi6; United stat 81 TegisCr,d s4
United ST trs % Il registered S445
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THF WIRES CUT AGAIN.
ST. JOINS, N. f., Nov. 4

st. JOHNS n, F. NOV. 2.
Parties have again commenced cutting the
telegraph line. 1t was cut en- Sunday, 25
miles from here, and again yesterday.
There has been more rioting at HaVrs de
Grace. One policeman was killed, and 9th
ers badly woun1ed. A man-of-war has gone
there, and detachment of troops will fol-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

OPENING course of Lectures
b,fore the Medical College, at the corner OF
st. Clair ard Erie street, will be commenced
this evening at 71zssO'clOck, in the Lecture
Room of the College, by Prof. Maynard.
The course before the Homeopathic Col
Iege, Ohio street, will be opened at o'clock
this evening, by DR.. Turrell.
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ID ERNARD DETERMINING,

ARTISAN, hAOHIEIsF An PATENT mODEE
d 4 ER, ~
No. IA Supc ior street, iLeadsT Building
O. -GTEIlAND, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMEEG, havinz rantsd TIA
establishment CT Il ECnigsi0F, ig now prepared 70
contract for Iasnufsctur1ng Sewing hsohiuss, nd
all kinds Of light Machinery. Particular httenscn
snd iacilities for getting u3 Ecdal8 Of Patents.
RBPAI Ring.
l1 your skAIE9 need d1iRg, cell On DenmenF.-
IL your s s'flH9 AAGIlHE Sc cot CT order, be
viii put il in orde-. y
He repaira al kind OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
All kinds Of Metal sud HUsloal InsFamonfl 70.
paira3. -- -
IfyJu should set mp G new Patent, Domms1g 3
the ran to get up ycur Models, either In weed,
Bra5s, or Iron, IL the nsatest manner.
All kinds OF Belt Hans gtng done IN prompt styls.
AL RINGS of light Machinery put n order IL tho
Saost expeditions manner.
Engineering InEtrUments reported.
small steam Englpes repaired tEOroaghly.
Rsil Read OSad0csor'E Pnrcses manufactured 70
he best manner.
kail Road Conductors Punches repaired.
~ In iAc geTytEing in tie shape q rs2aiFiag
OF manufacturing, conc on contract.
- EntraDcs to shop--ls4 SuperiaZ street, up on8
72'r O. stairs. BEEAAEDD EmMEHG-F
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rnRrHRR BY TIE PERSIA.
NEw YOak, Nov. 4.

There were reports Of serious disturbances
at Pesth, but they were unfoundsd.
Affairs in Poland were unchanged. The
churches continued closed.
The opening Of the Spanish Cortes had
been postponed till the sth Of November, on
account Of the death Of the Queens daugh-
ter r-.--.r. -
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CHICAGO RIARKET-NOv. 5.
rwrv

RI,1UR-Market dull and shade lower.
WHEAT-Market declined lc- sales at 6s66sxc
for No. !, and IS d655k~ FIR No. ? in store
CORN-Market hrm. Sales at 2024 632lc for mix
ed in store.
OATl Market steady.
HECEIPTs-66lU so bbls flour; s7OO bush wheat
s5,OO0 bush orn.
SHIPAIENTs-l,4o 400 bbls -four; l5I 900 bu wheat
293 N00 bush c1rn.
HTs-Decli1ed &c; I5c on corn, l6c on
wheat to Buffalo.
axOHANGE-On New York, firm at &c pre-
MUM.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

COURr OF COMMON PPEAs-JUDGEs FooTE
AND Bo1ToN.-The Term commenced by
reading the Docket. Judge Ranney ad-
dressed the Court, announcing the death,
since the last term, of s. B. Axtell, Esq,
aud read the proceedings of the Bar meet
ing in relation to his death. The proceed
ings were ordered to be placed on the min
utes, and the Court adjourned to 9 o'clock
this morning.
JUDGE BIsHoP.-The Grand Jury were
called and charged by the Judge. They
visited the County Jail, and expressed great
satisfaction at its general condition, particu-
larly with regard to its improved sanitary
regulation.
At2 o'clock the hearing of testimony in
cases brought before it was commenced by
the Grand Jury.
At4 O'Clock Court was re-Opened, end the
following indictments returned by the Grand
Jury:
Peter Fishor-grand larceny and horse
stealing.
IhOmaS DlhAO P-oiBalAJ'
Peter Trabeller and James smith-grand
larceny.
VIM. Palmer and Peter Trabeller-grand
larceny.
During the afternoon the divorce case o
Hand VS.. Hand occupied the Court. No de-
cision was given.
UNITED STATES CoUET.-JUDGE WILSON
The Court heard ha5eas corpus case fol
the release of John DIR, on the ground Q
being a minor, who had been enlisted in tn
55th Regiment by C. B. Radder. DIR If
under 1s years of age. He was released.
CRAwFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-BuJ
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" i
the very best for family use.
or. o,J var5 font Of Sanaca stree
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
nsa- House and Iot for sale at a spI,

w- House and lot for sale at splendid
bargain. 1t is situated on Walnut street,
No. 81. This house is well located for busi-
ress men. That part of the town has late
ly been much i'm proved by the great sewer
built on Marion street. For Particular in
quire of George YOsburgh, 81 Bond street.
nov62t=
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r The price of the MORNING. LHADHH TO
news agents iB One Dollar and Fifty Centa
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
Tho postage on the LEADERj TO Eews
Dealers, is One-fOurth of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cont instead OF larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

PLACED UNDER ARREsT.-The officers Of the
Cleveland Gas Company were last night
placed under arrest, at the instance of
Councilman Bond, and notified to make
their appearance before Court this morning
ior violation of the Gas Ordinance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

~ Two hundred bbls. Crude Petroleum
Oil, for refner's use, just received and for
sale in lots to suit purchasers. at George
sprague's, Oviatt's Exehange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. B.
The gunboat Floriaa, OF the Naval feet
has returned to the navy yard disabled. Shs
eft the Expedition on Friday night, of Caps
Fear. She reports that the feet encountered
q heavy gale soon after leaving Hampton
Roads, but il died out on Wednesday, and
again revived on Thursday from ths SOUTH
east. On Thursday night the machinery Of
The Florida was disabled, bat not seriously
and can be repaired in three days, when shs-
will resuCe her voyage. She had no troops
on hnard
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

ELEoraIC BATHs-Dr.d .dibsOn's new eiee-
trio baths cure general debility, raeums.
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths squsliIe the Oirou-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
q manner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfas-
ton to the sick. The pleossntest bath
room in the city for ladies--a femsle Oper-
ator in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. JyS
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CLEVELAND hIARKET--NOv. 5.

FLOUR-Qaiet. No sales.
WHEAT-DuI and lower. Sales OF 10 cars red
track a. &C. and 1000 brsh do from store at same
and car white ct s7o-sblpDsrs oEsrirs 9Oc. Busl-
is restricted By high frelgat5 and scarcity Of
veFHsls.
CORN-No sales.
OATS Quiet at 23c.
HiGHWINE5-Dul and lower. No sales.
APPLEs-salea Of 100 5bls green apples at s2.r6.
BUTTER Sales good at IO@l2c.
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MORNING LEADER.
nRw AnYRRTTsEMRNTs.

n. Cowles Letter List.
Henry q. Abbey Masters Sale.
jas. ). Brisbin-YounG Men Wanted.
o. Outer & son-Auction Sale cf Dry Goods.
J. T, Ph 'lpot-Attaohmsn Notice.
Geo. sprsguo-Loell Notice.
Commercial College business Eotiesi
Geo. Voabars- business Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

~ A Gold Bracelet, found on the second
day of the Fair, has been left at this office.
The owner can have the same by identity
ing property and paying charges.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

sPHEREOrYPEs.-stimpson is, beyond all
question, superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get fne likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger, BZ1:t
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TRAYELERs, RRsIsTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance TO either of the
above Trains OF Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address Rt the Omnibus Office, l4I Superior
street, next door 20 the Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06

THE GREAF sEoRET.-It is admitted by
ell physicians that the grand secret OF health and
long liie lies In keariug the blood and various flu
ida Of she body In high degree Of huidity When
Eou fesl continued pain in the head or bowels or
uny continued unessiness in any organ or other
parts o. the body you can prevent seroua sickness
BBANDRETH's PILLS.
BlssdinE may give momontary ease, because the
blood left will have more room. But IS the body Is
Eade from the blood aud sustained by the blood, to
waste cur blood is 70 vast our life, and ruin our
constitution. But Brandreths Pills relieve the cir
sation as readily Is bleeding by only taking away
what it can Won spare, and THEY NEVER HUHT.
Mrs. Hooper, Of Barnstable, Mass, was cured Of
81. Wins Dance, General Debility, POorness Of
blood, and eostiyeness of many years standing, BY
Brandreth's Pills. The case at length "a published
q the pamphlets.
sold by A. Gardner, 40 Superior street, Glove
and, Ohio, Snd By all respectable dealers in medi
oinas seplsRz5
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THE CITY.

DEPARTURz OF THE 4lsT.-The o. der for the
departure of the 4lst Regiment, Col. Hazen,
was received night before last, and in Obe-
dience to il, the Regiment will leave on a
special tram at IL o'clock this morning
Yesterday vas busy day at camp, the work
of preparation going on all day. The bulk
of the baggage was got into the cars By last
evening. During the day the attendance of
visitors was unusually large. A grand re-
view and dress parade were had in the after
noon, the regiment making a very crafty
ing appearance. The regiment numbers
900 men-including the bsttery-8O men
which will remain here probably several
weeks yet. OF these, two companies are
armed. Tho others will be armed and the
regiment fully equipped at Camp Dennison,
which is its immediate destination, its ulti-
mate destination not being known at pres
ent. The regiment is, on the whole, one of
which the Reserve may feel proud; and
under the direction of its able leader, Col.
Hazen, will not be found wanting on the
battlefield. The regiment is Oficered as
indicated in the following eTder:
Headquarters Ohio militia.
ADJUrANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, Nov. 4, 1861.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 60.
The following appointments have been
made for the 4lst Regimen o. V. o. 8. A
] Ths rank being indicated by the order of the
names and dates annexed thereto:
Colonel-William B. Hazen.
Lieut.. ColoneI-John ]. Wizeman.
Msjor-George s. Mygatt.
Surgeon-Thomas G. Cleveland.
Assistant surgeon-Albert G, Hart.
CAPTAINS.
Seth A. Bushnell, August 26, Co A.
William B. Tolles, August q, Co B.
Aquila Wiley, September 19. Co G.
James 81. Cole, October %, Co D.
Frank D. Stone, Ocr Ober 29, Co E.
Daniel s. Leslie, 0csober 29, c. F.
Martin H. Ham blin, October 29, Co G.
H. AlonZo Pease, October 20, Go b.
H, Williston, October 29, Co 1.
William Goodsell, October %, Co K.
FIRST LIEUFENANTs.
Emerson Opdyck, August 20, Go A.
William W. Mum, August q, Co B.
Franklin E. Pancast, Septem Der IS, Co Z
Hsrvey Proctor, October l9, Co D.
William J. Morgan, October 29, Co E.
EphraiIn 8. Holloway, October 29, Co F.
! Zeotus C. Sisson, October 29, Co 6.
John W, Steel, October 29, Co H.
William Rymes, October %, Co 1.
James Harmer, October 29, Co K.
VIM. s. Chamberlain, August 80.
Junius r. Sanford.
, sEoOND LIEUTEEANTs.
, James Mc3leereY, August 26, Co A.
1 Henry W. johnson, August 81. Co B.
!, Rufus B. Hardy, September l9, Co
Robert L. Kimberley, October l9, Co D.
Henry W. Jones, October 20, Co E.
John D. Kirkendall, October 20, Co F.
: Horatio P. Kile, October 29, Co G.
Albert McRobertB, October 29, Co Il.
William NJ. Beebe, ostober %, Co l.
Charles D. Gaylord, October l, Co K.
And that the officers appointed be obey
! ed and respected accordingly.
BY order of the COmmander-in-Chief.
@. P. BUCKINGHAM,
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that OAN
NOT BE BROKEN By TIE HEAT, can be touud at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
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~ The Ladies are requested to meet at
the Orphan Asylum, on Thursday Of the
present week, to complete unfinished work.
BIZ ORDER OF THB BOARD.
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DRrRnIr RIpc.rIn.l

DETROIT, Nov. s.
At the municipal election to-day, VIM. O.
Duncan Union Dem was elected Mayor.
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0gsters.

n S. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
NJ. POT Qsts holt HaItby's). CELEBRATED
0ISTERS
Will BE RECEIVED DAILR
from his establishment in BeltirnOrs-put IN IN
can and warranted iresh and good, or no sale.
Also Theoretically sled Oysters, Lobsters Clans
Spice Oysters, alsd Sardines, kept consIanfly on
hand.
Baltimore, New York and Princess Bay shsl
Oysters viii Be received daily By Express.
pS- Crackers for sale by tn barrel -
W. ". GAINES, Agent.
2O9 Superior street, Cleveland. o..
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0OMMEROIAL.
hoard ofTrade.

Praaident-J. L. WEATHERLY.
gie0 Pres't-M. b. BCoTT. lTroasurer-R 7. LYoN.
DIRECTORS.
a. b. CLARK, A. Quin, ". 8. Davis 3. Brovhsll. H.
Harvsy, A. ;. Bsggrs, >. r. Lester.
BEFEREEa.
8. r. Lester, J.G. Hussa7, H.B. Scott.
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8RUOlUgrs.
-ERs AND BOWIE.

DEVOLVERS AND BOWIE.
NJ KNIVES.-A fne assortment OF Revolving
~ Is such as Coils new DOddel Bacon's hider's
Allen 3 Weeloog's, NhArp'a. Spis's, smith 3 wis
sons, large and smsll, with Vsrious Other kinds,
lust received and for sale cheap at
Il. BATTERSLEY'S
Gua Store, lOl Superior ssreet, Cleveland.
OctIl