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FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a.
It is supposed the rebel steamer Page ran
out of Acquia Greek in the dark and fog on
Tuesday night. She pressed oveF to the
Maryland shore yesterday afternoon, aud
Captain Parks with his glass could see that
she was crowded With men. She was obseFv.
ed to make only one trip. She is protected
BY the rebel batteries. The Page while on
her trip fired three shells over to the Mary
land sho:e, in the direction of the position of
the third regiment of Sickles brigade. Seye-
raj small vessels have been observed crossing
at or near the same point
schooner with wood, which ran the
blockade yesterday, heard firing between the
Island Bellies and Matthias Point batteries
quite distinctly on Tuesday Eight.
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CONFECTIONERY 9 FRUITS,
MOULD 4 RUKsEK
OLEyELAHD, OHIO.

since the doatruction Of our stand, No. ~ gun.-
tloT street. We have taken ths large and eommo5rs
Dnllqing No. lS5 superior street. and ftts 81 1r III
> AHtJie superior = anything 10 TIL city.
OUR BLORg
sot ne serving Of Cakes, Creams, Soda A., on fbs
99eoo9d noOri are LARGE airy and Hght and neaflV
.llnl5neds and With our facilities W can assure our
5lLo.leIs that We can serve them IN much better
as{le than fOrmsrly.
In connection With the Wholesale and Retail
FRoIT AND OOHFEOTlON ray BusTNTgT
We are prepared % supply
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
% the entire satisfaction OF OuBtomer7 uitb .vs,
article needed on such occasions -@
Jul 5t9ek q salI9ss Pickles Preserves ana Fresh
TANNED Fruit LobsterBs salmon &C. q vsrT ia.r5s
quality only. -
OUB SODA FOUNTAIN
q veil supplied and viii honor al drss ulss On fl
1--WE are Wholesale Manufacturers Of
OANDIEs AND CONFECTIONERY
q S.slt ttllstgs au 4t1o wholesale draiars IN Or
AhGEs, LEmOhS, BANANAS ard F0RefefT
Ahllle ?! every description, and q lTa u an kd-
CIGAks Of the choicest brands can a larsgs =
-Dlnl- Wl8.h.M
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WESTERN VIRGINIA ELECTION
Nu.r-..-. r.... a.

" INHLINWi V.Ls 2 =
Election for division of ihe State, as order
ed by an ordinance Of the last Convention,
came oRthroughout Western Virginia to-day.
The vote in this city and county not full, bat
overwhelmingly for division. Reports from
the Interior, as far as received, show still
greater unanimity for it: 80 counties are
included in the new State. Messrs. Paxton,
Lamb and Botelie are elected delegates from
this county to the Convention, which meets
on the 10th, TO frame a Constitution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

" Rim U lHl UuI- p.
Latest and most relinble acvides from Ed
ward Ferry, state that our loss is go killed,
wounded and missing, many Of the latter
being prisoners to the rebels, and many
wandering in the woods and shores Of the
Potomac. Col Raymond Lee and Col.
CoggsEell are both taken prisoners.
There was q reconnaissance in the force
from Gen. Smiths division, to-day, beyond
Vienna, and number of rebels captured.
represent everything quiet.
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FIRRD INTO.

GALLIPOLIs, O., Get "a.
The Government steamer Mary Cook was
was fred into last night at Cannelton, on
the KanaWha river, by about three hundred
rebel cavalry. About one hundred shots
were fred into her, Wounding one man be-
longing to The boat. The FIRE was returned
BY the boat and one rebel horse crippled
The rebels followed the boat several miles,
but she succeeded in escaping.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

CLETELGED AND TOLEDO r. R.-The Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad Company has, after
years Of economy and good management got
It's debt in such order that resumption Of
dividends is confidently expected by New
Year. The floating debt isnoW much redu-
oed, and is at a point where it can be funded
at a small cost. This Is f'winte- road i" and
during the next six months has every sssur-
ance of business surprising that OF any former
year. Gfn Gazette,
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a FRIEHD III HrED. my N,

d. eWuEE'8 lEEAEIIELn hIEIkEHE q prepared
hon TIE recipe Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of Con
Bsctiout the great bons-sstr, and has bssh usedin
hi pruofios r the last twenty yearE With tho most
is5tonizhlnG g10oesa. AG IN external remedy It Il
without rival, and viii alleviate pain moro speed
- than I ether preparation. Tor Al Rheumatic
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lust published in Sea ed Envelope prize cent?.
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FROM CAIRO.


CAIao, Oct "a.
Col. Beford and Capt Dresser, of MeCler.
nand's staff, accompanied BY several Other
gentlemen, went TO Columbus yesterday. on
the propeller Sampson, for the pnrpose y
exchanging prisoners. The party was cor.
daily received by Generals Polk and Pillow.
Sixteen prisoners we're released.
The town is well fortified. A battery Of
eight "a Founders is placed in the upper end
of town. Two forts are being built a mile
and a halfabove the town, bat as yetno guns
have been mounted.
The number Of rebels ct Columbus is not
over 10, 900.
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MIsCELLANEous.

We clip the following items from the Detroit Ad.
Vsrsissr Of the 24.h.
HARD AGROUND.-The brig Lowell, upward bound,
Is reported hard aground short distance below
Maiden. She is " here no harm can be done her,
and will doubtless be got by Of the tugs which
have passed down this afternoon.
PkoPELLER QUEEN OF THE LAKES passed mp to-day
Without callirg at this poTt.
DIsCHARGIEG CoAL.-The brig Walbridge is dis
charging coal a. Pittmau's dock, and, when dis
charged, will load with grain toF Buffalo.
CHARTERKD.-Ths Canadian bark Stark has been
chartered at this port to load with grain for Mon
tTeal.
reported on Lake Hnron, bound down, and will
probably pass here to-day.
SCHOONER LOsT.-Ths Picton Times states that
the schooner Echo, Of Toronto, with cargo OF
barley for Oswego, struck upon Gull Bar on satur-
day 9ishti and has since gone to pieces. All hands
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BANKS DIVISION.

PHILApFLPHIA, Oct. "a.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil
adelphis Press says he is officially informed
that only q portion of the Banks division
was thrown across the river Tuesday, and
they now command both sides of the Ferry.
At consultation of Mcclellan, Banks sad
Stope il vas decided there was force enough
in Virginia to meet any emergency, and those
on the Maryland side need not be moved
across,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

The 6th CaynlrY Regiment
Fps. LEADER:-The Directors Of the Trum-
bull County Agricultural Society having
opened the Fair Grounds for the encamp-
ment of the Regiment, the Camp will be
temporarily located at Warren. The Fair
grounds at Canfeld, RavenRs, Garrettsville,
Beres, Painesville and Cleveland have also
been offered free for sn eneampment. The
officers of the Regiment will examine those
places, and the camp will be located per-
manently where the comfort of the soldiers
and the public interest will be promoted
Persons recruiting will report TO the Regi
mental Quartermastsr, C. R. Hunt, Esq, at
Warren. JOHN HUTCHINs.
CRAETORD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His "CHTPPEWA" is
the very best foF family use:
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
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CLEVELAND RTARKRr--o., "a

FLOUR-salos p bbls double extra red ct SI62;
s1bbls choice do at s47s; aud % bbls Superano at
gs75.
WHRAT-oui't. Sale, 5 cars red on track at
Si.O0, AID cars white a: SiOJ.
CORN-Saes Of 2 cars on track ut sio.
OATS-saleS tf2 cas- on track at 80
BARLBR-salo car At SOC on track.
No salos Of hsr articles reported. No change IA
prices.
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TEE CITY.

ALMOST FAFAL DIFFIuuITY. Yesterday
morning, one of party of volunteers com
ing into the city on the s.lO Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh train, who was a good deal in
toxicatOd, became pretty ObStreperous as the
train approached the city, and commenced
an indiscriminate abuse Of ell in the car by
the use Of the most vulgar sort Of language,
giving them the assurance that he was able
end ready to ''clean out" any one who
might present himself He continued this
sort Of sport for a short time, greatly to the
disquietude Of those about him, when be di-
reeted his attention particularly to a young
man who had paid less regard to his blCster-
ing than most Of the other passengers. He
heaPed all kinds Of abusive epithsts on the
head Of his victim, which were borne by the
latter for time without even word. But
finally, "fOFbearance ceased to be virtue"
and the assailed, thruSting his hand into the
breast pocket of his coat, drew forth a re-
volver. This was the signal for action, and
the soldier, with q vOlley of oaths, also dis
closed revolver, which he cooked and pre-
sented. The men stood but few feet apart,
the weapon Of each directed with deadly aim
At the other, and both only awaiting the
merest movement on the part of either to
send on its errand the deadly missile. ALI
words were hushed, but the fixed gaze and
firmly set lips denoted the purpose that pos
sessed both. The excitement among the
passengers amounted almost to panic, and
those who could do 50 WithSut passing the
made their way as rapidly as
hey could into smother car. At this juno
lure, the affair came to the ears of Conduc-
-or Coe, who hastenei to the scene, and
lound the two still in hostile array. Going
70 the soldier, he endeavored to persuade
him to desist, but he was relenuess.-
Conductor Gee knowing his duty in the
premises, caught the arm that held the re-
volver and drew it down. The soldier with
drew his attention from his first opponent,
and commenced an attack on Mr.. Coe, aim
ing several blows at him, which fortunately
fill short Of the mark. he was after much
effort secured and quieted down. In the
Meantime the train had reached Euclid
street station, and the young man who but |
moment before had been in the very jaws of
Heath, got of. But for the timely and reso-
lutte Interference of Conductor Coe, the af
lair would have doubtless ended seriously. |
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OsWEG0 MAEKET-OOt "a.

FH4OUH--Market steady.
WBEAT-Market better but quiet. Sales p, 600
bush No Chicago spring at St,t6; other descrip-
tions hrm at a slight differences without sales
aORN-scaTce and market hrmer-ns ssles.
BARLEk-market without material change
Sales 10 ~ bush Bay Quint At sic, part to arrive;
90 bush upper Lake At &c; 100 bush prime 5se
RKE-ScsIce and no sales
CANAL EREiGB Tes- Firm on grain with an
advance OF &c on -FOUR -four Acc, wheat l4c corn l3c
TO New York.
LAKE I1IPORTs-l,ss7 bbIs iour; % 800 bush
wheat 7'SOO cOrni $500 bush barley; 1900 bush
peas.
IANAL EXPORTs-5z29 bbls -four; 4O,7OO bu
Wheat; 81, 100 bush barley.
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VESSELS AsHORR.

DETROIT, Oct. "a.
Schooners VIM. Nelson, Flying Cloud, L.
N. Mason, Union, E. J. Gray, @. Harrison,
and three others, names unknown, all grain
laden, bound for lower lakes, went ashore on
PFeeque lale. Lake Huron, Tuesday night
Inc three iormer are likely to prove total
loss. -Four tugs, with Steam pumps, will be
sent from here to their assistance.
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BUFFALO RAEKRT-Ool. "a

FLOUR-Market steady.
WHHAT-Market quiet, with only throe sales
reported 6010 bush Canada club ct 964; 500 bush
red winter Toledo at Sl,O7; 1900 bush white Ken
CORN-harket dull and drooping-no sales re-
ported.
other grains quiet.
CANAL iLEIGaHTa-ClOsed firm at 2lo on
corn 23c on wheat 70 New York.
LAKE IlIPORT5-lo,OOO bbls hour; 0.COO bu
wheat; 90 010 bush corn
IANAL RKPURTS-6OOO bbls -four; 1900 bu
wheat; s5, 900 bush corn; u, ,OOg bnsh oats.
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LAKE VESSELS ASHORE.
Last Nights Report.
FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. "a.
Col. Morgan, with 22O men of the 18th
Missouri, and two pieces Of artillery, had q
fight with some four hundred rebels, on Big
Hurricane Greek, Carroll county, last Satur.
day, killing IA, taking prisoners, and put.
ting the balance to flight. Morgan had IA
woundei-two mortally.
1t is believed at Loclede that the notorious
Martin Green has deserted Price, and is try
ing to raise another band Of outlaws in
North Missouri.
JEFFERSON CRY, Oct "a.
Special TO st. Louis Democrat:
Col. Wagner arrived to-day from Tipton
and reports that it was rumored and believed
there that Lane and Montgomery had in
tercepted MeOulloch or some one assuming
that name, in his attempt 10 join Price, and
cut his whole army to pieces. This report
is also believed here.
We are reliably informed that there are
some five hundred rebels congregsted in and
around Fulton, Galloway county, whose de-
sign is to seize some passing steamer, ferry
themselves across the river and burn the
Usage bridge on the Pacific Railroad. A Wig
liant and formidable guard viii be maintain
ed at the bridge.
Fremont is said to have discovered one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars in coin
buried at Warsaw and delivered it over to
the United States Psymsster.
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CHICAGO nIARKET-Oct. "a.

RL0UR-Markst steady and in fair demand.
WHEAT-Merket firm. sales al 7l971c for No.
l; 6f1f a65c for No. 2 In store.
CORN-Market firm. Sales at 2ic for mixed in
store.
RECEIPTs- 6.OO bblH -four; lI5OOO bush wheat;
ll9, 900 bush corn.
sHIPMENTs-s7CO bbls -four; 1000 bu wheat;
3lc00 bush corn.
REIGHTS-Declined lc
RXCHANGE-On New York, plenty at par to
Xc premium
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CAPT. D. WooD.-We are informed that
David s. Wood, late Quartermaster General
Of the State, and recently appointed to a
CaPtaincy in the regular army, has gone to
Washington for the purpose Of obtaining
leave Of absence in order to assume the
Lieut.. Coloneley Of the Ist regiment of Ohio
Artillery which has been rendered to him
by Gov. DennisOn. Capt. Wood, as Cleve-
landers know, is an experienced artillerist,
and his services would prove most valuable
in the position offered -CleUeland LeGder.
The Leader Is mistaken. Capt. Wood is
now in Camp Thomas, actively engaged in
the duties OF his position. Once they enter
the Eighteenth, officers haze no desire to
leave it, their great ambition is to be ap-
pointed to this, the best regiment in the
service ColER6ps Fact
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Coon RoFERTT.-A vessel which is of ca
Paeity to carry 10000 bushels of corn FROM
Chicago to Buffalo, will clear the handsome
sum of s.. 400 by so doing. The freightis %
cents per bushel. Ayessel may thus nearly
il not quite pay her cost in one trip.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

HEAvT GRAIN REoEIFrs.-The receipts Of
grain at Buffalo by lake during twenty-iour
hours of Monday and Tuesday last reached
the enormous amount of three quarters of
a million of bushels. Ship owners are
reaping a great harvest.
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n. z. STOCK mARKEF.-oct. "a.
Lay HnIrnn AL

fBY TELEGBAPH.l
MQNRY-Unchanged but active at saT per cont
STERLING EXCHANGR-Firm at lO7@lOs
for best kAuksrs' bills.
5TOCKa-Market quiet, but prices Eave again
improved. Chicago Rock lBlR9 5lss; Cleveland
TOledo 36A; Galena Chicago 7U&; II inois Central
script e5Se; Michigan Southern lS1; Michigan CEN
IN: Harlem preferred 80; Heading s]54; Erie 32A;
New York central 49, Pacific Mall 90; California 7s
sl4; Virginia Is 45f United Stats 6s 81 registered
~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

"a Carbon and Lubrieating Oils at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Limo, Nova
Scotia stuccO, Sugars, MOlassos, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
sprague's, oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

THE GREAT SEOREF.--It is admitted BY
Ell physicians that the grsnd secret Of health and
iOag iis Has in keepias tho blood aud various fa-
ids Of the body IN . high degree OF huidlty When
gou icel continued pain IN ths heed or bowels or
any continued aneasinesa in any organ or other
raris of tue body you can prevent serious sickness
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

JOHNSON sTREET.-sO far as we krow,
there is no street in the city so much in need
Of grading and improving as johnson street.
HrequireS only lightrain to cover the side
walk on the south side of the street with
water, and heavy rain renders it impassa-
bic TO any but those who have high-tOpped
boots --------- ----
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8Eass feanara.

JAMES Il. ODELL, BRASS
y F0QNDER AND MANUFACTURER of
BRAS Hork OF every description, No. IS Union Stl
afeF doom RON Superior street. OlsTsland, Ohio u,
Z prepared 70 furnish all kinds Of work used fol
Steeus Water or GaB, and all the various articles
used In the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of NJ
Einds made and repaired. Bras OAstins done dsiIy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

OHIo QUARTEREAsTER DEPARTNENT.-The
late Quartermaster General of Ohio, D. L.
Wood, accompanied his recognatiOn by a go
port to the Governor, detailing the opera
tions of his department for the eleven
months, ending October Is.
Concluding his report, Gen. Wood refers ts
the facts showing the unprepared state in
which Ohio was when the rebellion broke
out, and the amount of work since accom-
Plished, and takes pleasure in handing over
to his successor an organized department,
including a well appointed Arsenal and La
PoEatory, with capacity for any probable
amount Of labor which may be thrown upon
them.
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Gpnfeftiritern.
nm BARRELS APPLES

TOHN HRIN
- HAVING Removed 70 BIS XIV QUinTEns,
No. % LYMAN's BLOCK.
tODp1iits ths Court House. Pub. squEeJ
ls prepared 70 receive the calls Of hiS nouds and
the public At large.
4YsEything ln the line Of Confectionery h kart a
HhObE5ALE AND kETAIL ss usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFER,
cents nOtico.
DIEEER Is SERVED DAILY
a. tn Court Hou5s.
KEHEHTT ALE OE DHAUaHT.
Ia, n skiAL JKLLY GIN DBJPs-subsrs5r 10
- = - s-7 Sohi5slionSrT l no-su1i CT ed by
lOuA sOHElhE.
SL0OR OUT FOR TaE TAFFKKEa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

TIE WEBB sIsTERs.-These Young ladies
have taken complete possession of the hearts
Of the Columbus public, five may judge from
the eloquent terms of praise employed by the
Locals of that CITY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25
AYERS sARSAPARILLA,

"A COMPOUND REM EDY, DE.
IA SIGNED 70 be the most efsctual ALrERArIyI
Para SarsaparillR so combined with other substan.
ees Of still greater alternative power IS to afford an
puted to cure. It Is believed that such remedy is
wanted BY those who suffer from StrunaOuB COM
plants, and that one which viii accomplish their
cure must prove Of immense seTYice TO this large
class Of our afflicted 1sil5OitiBens How complete
y this compound viii Do il has been proven By ex.
the following eomplaints:
a0RoFULA AGD SOBagULopg COMPLAINTS, EBUP-
BIoFCHEs, FUaoEs, SALT RaaUa, sciLb HAD
9HPHIEIs AND SYPHILIII0 AFTEcrIOSg, MERoUaIAI
DISEASE, DROFsY, NEURALGIA Oh Tic DOULoUREUx,
DFRIIITY DYePEPsII AEp IyprgEggTog FRYsiPFrle,
Rose OF ST. AETHOHT'S FIRE, and indeed the whole
class Of complaints arising from Impurity Of thu
Fhis compound will be found great promoter
health, when taken IA the spring, 70 opel ths fou
the ysar. Ry TIE timely expulsion Of them many
rsnkling disorders arc Htpped in the bud. Multi
tudes can, by the aid Of this remedy, spare thers
selves from the endurance OF foul erurtIons and d
eerous sores, through which the system will strive
- ~ ls'si4 " y noi ~ " lu5a
through the natural channels Of the body BY an a.;
terative medicine. Cleanse out the vitiated blood
Whenever you hnd Its impurities bursting through
when you 6nd Il obstructed and sluggish in the
veins cleanse 1t Whenever It is foul, and your feel
disorder Is fst people enjoy better bealIh and i've
longer, for cleansing the blood Keep the blood
healthy, and al i8 Wel; but with this pahnluss y
life disordered, there can be no lasting health
Sooner or later something mG1t 90 wrong, and the
great machinerY Of lie 4 disOrdered OyerthrOWn.
EarsaPAEliia has, and deserves much, the reputa-
ton OF accomplishing these ends. But ths Warfl
has been egregously deceived hY EF6aArations OF It
partly because the drl5 6i6ao has not all the virtue
that 4 clstnied FOR Il, but more because mauy pre-
pafAtons pretending to bo concentrated eXtracfs Of
~ thCag else.
During lAIs yaeEs tas rnblic have beaA mislsdbg
large 6ottles pretending % give quart q Extract
been frauds upon the sick, for thay not only contain
nttles u any, Sarsaparilia, but often no curative
properties whatever Hence, bitter and painful dis
appointment has followed the use Of the various
tracts OF sarsaparia which Hood tee market, until
the name itself Is Justly 6asnised, and has become
synonymous via iinB0aition and cheat. Stih We
eali tbs compound Sarsaparilla and intend 70 SUP
ply such remedy shall rescue the name ten th9
load Of obloquy which rests upon L. Abd We think
We have ground TOR belieVEE Il has virtues which
are irresiatba - the ordinary Of the diseases
h 4 tRtsad6d 10 In order 70 secure their
PlSts eradication ron the sy5temi the romefI laaed
bottle,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-25

sEIzURE OF A PBoPELLRR.-The Collector
Of Milwsukee has seized the propeller F.
W. Baekus, for violation of the revenue
laws. It seems that she had been running
NEST Of the season between Chicago and
Lake Superior, without enrolment and u
-cense, in Yiolationof the statute.
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G.H. sOIOEOFsON.

FFsehS3 nd Sesssffe OpteiaE,
Easbs the is-gs assortment Of tho most improved
E1E 1sar or far sighted, are ground under his own
ngDection, ~ Hachiuery OF new construction, with
he greatest care, 70 suit the eyes In all oase,
euring Weakness, DEEiues1 CT Inflammation uf tbs
AFsss and impartiug strength fDr long reading
nne sewing.
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