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HEW YOEA nIARKEF-Nov. 2.


REOUR-Mo ierate business doing for export and
home consumption and th marHeJ ls without mate
RAJ change, -iarks1 closing quiet.
Sales Il 80 bbis AZ oz9g3,oa Tor rejected $3.50
5,6l Tor supeThne state, S1,7ua5 IS OT sIato
S555Go5,6O for Buperhne western; g. SOS 20 Or com
men 10 medium extra western; $500 b,Ol Tor ship
ping brands isxtra round hoop ONO; tb,l0eB67o ior
GSNIO1 RIyOUR-Market without important
change In price with moderate demand Sales $50
bbs AZ S3,55s55O Tor suDernne; S5,UGs7 80 for oo-
RTE FLOUK-Market quiet and steady. Sales
(;OstS TRAL-I In moderate request. Sales lsO
bbls BrandyWine at S3,25.
VlaI8k Y-Market firmer and in fair demand.
Sales d51 bbls at 2i01Zl ", cnied at 2lAMZl'ec
MHEAT.-alarket rules quite irm wi. with c pretty
spring az sl,l60l,2l; 3S,Oi bush Racine sprins ~
Sl,2JDi ,23 66OO0 bush Milwaukee clut at Sl,22o
iz4 24BO On amber Iowa at 8l,Z50.l t2jh; 500 bu
red stale at 81 ,Z7I ,33; $3.50 bush winter red vest
at 81 250is4i ls,OOU bush Canada club at Sl,a
I2l; 2726 bush Der Michigan az $50 ,36, the
latter pri for very ch ice; 1872 bush white Uanada
at 81 6Gl 40; 1854 bush white Mlchlgan a. SlftN
Las 1900 bush white Kentucky at SI,44Bl,50; l3,,Oi
bush white Indiana al u 3sGl,il
RYE-Markst nrm. sales 500 bush Uanaia ana
HAHLEX-Market quiet at about previous quo
t,tions
PEAs-sales 800 bush Canadian at SOC.
saDHN-In mt Cderats supply and quite hrm with
fair demand Tor export and home consumption
Sales $4,000 bush 6l2c for dAm-ged mixed vest
cru; 62a3o for eastern do sc Tor prime shipping
jATS-Market firm, moderate dem1nd at 4l@f2s
for OaBsdian; 42 a43c for western and state
PORK-There il little more dung today but
the market is generally witnout important change.
sales S75 bbls SO OO6l5,iO for mes5 Sl5,UO for
prime mess; 81, ,625kG9,7s Tor prime.
KERF--oisrEet moderately active Sales $50
bbls at S4OeD4h 80 for country prime S5C0n5 30 for
country mess; Sl lOO9I2o0 Cor -epacked Inessi $3.50
~ PRIRE MISS BKEF-MsrEst IS dull and
nominal.
bbls western at Sl6,OD.
sIUT MEATs-sellins at ~ a5c for shoulGersi
56s5fe for hams.
RatNN-In fair demand chiefly for future de-
livery at 64n7c for smoked sides. Sales include
1910 boxes Cumberland cut mlddles deliverable IN
December and January on private terms
DRkSSED HOfsI-In good demand chiefly for
packing and firmer. sales at 5N556c.
L4AKD-COnt nues in active request and the mar
set for choice qualities may Be quoted shade primer
sales $50 bbs At StsebeaC; 90 ph g at et0s5s in
eluded in the sales 5 bbs for future delivery al
&c for December and SIC for January.
HUTTHR- Market irm al Ssizc ior Ohio and
l21fA Sc for state.
aE-Markot honVV at Al17C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

ANOTHER HAuL.-Night before last. U. s..
Deputy Marshal AdreWs brought in from
Morrow county three more alleged members
of the order of knights of the Golde Cir
Gle from Morrow county. On being bi ought
before 0. s. Commissioner White yesi erday
morning they gave recognizances to ppear
before the o. s. Court on the 18th inst
Their names are Judson Beebe, R. J. Sweet
land and Benz. Williams.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 4.
An armed Confederatssteamerha has brought
into Charleston the brig Ann Wells, of Me-
Michael Fem and six others. The priyateeI
sumter is said to have been captured of Bar
badoes,
WigIaIl has been made Brig. General, aRd
Benham Msior General
lis stated in Richmond that SIC vessels
have run the Southern blockade since th'
18th of May.
The Lite Rock Gazette says Solon BorlanC
been appointed Brigadier General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

WIZ. GOODRICH, Proprislcr,
New Haven, Conn.
~ for ssis By Strong q Araisrrong, ana b Gro-
60. vine Merchants, and Druggi1g gensEalY.
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FRIGHTENED Our OF HIS BooTs.-During
the fire at the foot of Water street Wednes-
day night, an attempt was made by bur
glsr to enter house No. 27 Bank street.
In order to facilitate his operations, he
pulled off his boots and deposited them at
the window where he was entering. A SER
want girl sleeping near by was wakened by
the noise, and gave the alarm, whereupOn
Mr.. burglar made tracks," leaving a fine
Rair of boots behind,
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Z.
A letter from an officer of high rank in
Springfield, dated the 9Th, says the army was
qlietand in good spirits, aud that there was
no enemy near r'and that Gen. Hunter had no
expectation of battle st present.
A dispatch from Gen. Fremont dated in
Camp near Quincy, Mo-, 9th, says he will be
in St. Louis on Friday accompanied BY four
hundred and eight men.
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INTERESTING CONFEDERATE
sH ITEMSlor
WlgraII a Brlgadler General
IMPORTANT FOREIGN ADVICESl
Goodwill for the Union !
A NEW AMBASSADOR!
Last Nights Report.
RATTI.E NEAR COLUnIBUs.

NEAAI lDOSa
CARO, Ill, Nov. l.
The expedition that left here last night nn-
der command of Gems. Grant AMI McCler-
nand landed at Belmont, No, three miles
above Columbus, at O'Clock this morning.
The Federal troops, numbering 800, en-
gagged the rebels, about 1000 in number, at
IL o'clock The battle lasted till sun6own,
ard he rebels were driven from their en-
renchments across the river with great loss
Their camp vas burned, and their stores,
with all the baggage, cannon, horses, mules,
aud onq hundred prisoners, were taken. The
Federals then retired, the rebels having re-
ceived reintOrcements from Columbus.
Both Generals had horses shot under
them.
Col. Dougherty, Of Illinois, was wounded
and taken prisoner.
The rebel loss not known.
Federal loss believed to be from three to
five hundred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

GENTLEMEN'S OL.erHas ULEAH-
II ne, Bsloyating snd Mending l!taolishHls1ti
FlhurIs AanR. Tailor, 30 ~ Prugrocs street, VA
1sreAit8r devote bis attention % cleenngi Enosa-
ting and handing Gentlemeu's ciothil9. 40 naa
lentlsEnen viii Ind Il for their ll l-t linE inee
hard times TO EiTa MF. Ager .Iial-
nay &R1t
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D.nE T,oeI- Couirover1y.

To JAMS SARGENT, ESQ, Agent for Linu'
Yale, Jr.:
Dear Sir-In list of questions published
BY you in yesterdays Leader, find the fol-
lowing, "Did I, or did / not, fairly pick or
unlock the Lille Lock in the ofhee of 0. A.
Read & Co., of this cityH" Now for my an
swer to that question. I do not believe that
you did! And will give you Fifty Doiiars
$3.50 to open the new Lock on the same Safe,
in the same time and manner that you
claimed to have opened the Old one. Test TO
be made nest Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Very respectfully,
E. ]. WooLLET,
Agent for L. Lille.
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RGr The Ladies' Of COnnesut realized
from their concert last week for the benefit
Of the soldiers in Camp Wade, $40 in
money ana q blanket worth $5. After
paying 50 rent for the hall used on the OC-
casiOn, tWenty-six pairs OfsOoks were pur-
chased with the remainder Of the money,
which with the blanket we're sent to Camp
Wade.
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RRnNI NEW YORK.

NA" ASN->1 W. =
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day adopt
ed the following resolution;
Resolved, That committee be appointed
to prepare memorial to Congress asking for
the establishments of a line OF steamers from
San Francisco to Japan and China, to be
suitably armed for the protection Of Amer
can commerce on the Pacific and OF sum
cient speed to ensure the rapid transmission
of the mails.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

WooLLEH MITTEHs.-An officer from
West Point. whe commands one Of the finest
regiments in the service, suggests that
Woolen miitens for the soldiers will be
greatly needed when the cold weather be-
gins. They should be knit with one finger,
TO allow free use Of the first finger and
thumb. It is said there were more soldiers
disabled in the Crimesn war from frost
bitten fingers, than from any other cause.
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RIYRR FLRRT.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.
TheexpeditiOn which left Cairo last even
ing-desIination supposed to be Columbus
are having warm tine. Heavy eanuons-
ding has been heard here for the last few
hours. We are momentarily expecting to
hear of the capture Of Columbus.
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CLEVELAND DIARKET--Nov. =,


FLOUR-ssles OF 900 bbs double extra red at
Si627; 100 bbs do at $3.50; aud 100 bbs white do at
S5,l2S.
WHEAT-sales Of 1870 bush free on board at
CSC; and Il cars white at g7o
CORN-SAls ofi car at sc on track.
OATS-SaleH OF cars at 25c.
HIGHWINRs-saloof of 90 bbls at BIC.
EGGS-Frm at lac.
DRIED APPLRS-steady at 5@6e.
BUTTER-sellingin in a small way at maze for
prime new W. r. in small lots.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

PERsoEAL.-Arthur W. Pease, son Of Shell
don Pease of this city, has been appointed
TO fine position in the Office of the secre-
tary to Gen. Mcclellan, and leaves for Wash
ington this morning to enter upon his du-
ties.
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MFaietmes.


OLD sACHEM BIT 7 Z r 8
NJ 4 the Finest and bast
gpRIK y y u q " =
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aThe NOblost Study Of Mankind is Man p

"The Noblest Study Of Mankind is Man !"
But deb lsed and degraded manhood. Is curse hut
too prevalent in cur planet. Oh kesp the fatal
thsits Of disease and complaint from your oiIelss
Warnings aud dvlso can - obtained IN the book
"Human Frailty, or Physio'og Res arches" Il
viii a,suredly recall tha back sliding from ths evil
prRst,osa prevalent to an alar@ing extent, aud be
uneFr.ng guiding star to health and rosusoltsted
snergF. Thousands attest the benefit Of heOdingits
counsels and advice
Sold By DR. BARROW, Isi Blocker street, New
York. Prios 3 cent?. Sent troo ovOryWheros
Sold also By @. W. CLARK, Druggists, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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RROlI KRNTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Z.
The Journal is credibly informed that in
counties south of Green KiEer Buckner's
men, within the last four or FIVE days, have
stolen or seized IRON 800 to 500 wagons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

GOURE OF CONEoE PEEAs-JUDe1 BOrroz.-
Bisherd vs.. City of Cleveland. Action for
damages to plaintiffs land by change 81
grade Of Grove street. On trial.
JUDeE FOOTE.-W. J. Gordon ct Ell. vs.. Ca
lsb Peaehy. Suit On sscVunt On triaI,
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BUFFALO AIAEKET-NOv. 2
Ipv THIEoRArHu
unchanged.

FLOUR-Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Market firm wlth.good demand. Sales
$500 bush Keuosha club at g2c; ~ O01 bush Chicago
spring at 9lc; 90 bu-h Canadt club at c. 5UJ On
SneboyRan spring at gsC; g. $40 bush Milwaukee club
At Or Is; I3,UO bush red winter western at $l,H8i
Sc o hush do at 81 I.04; l6 0OU bush do at Sl,0A
CORN-MarEet firm and parties apart. gales
1900 bush at 80; 25,i 0J bush at s9Hc.
CANAL LFREIGHTS-Firmi 23c on corn, &c
on wheat to New York
LAKE IliPORTS-4,O00 bbls hour; li5,COO bus
wheat: 73Ol0 bush corn; 6,:sO bush barley
GAHAi4 RXPORTS-6,O0J bbls douri 2SS, 600 bu
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WJsCONsIN RIECTION.
MILwAUKH, Nov. .

! j. n NILW AIhIlI 4IUFs y
Later returns show large Democratic gains
Racine county, usually a thousand Republi-
can majority, reported Democratic. Result
very close and doubtful. The 10th regiment,
Col. Chaplin, leaves here for Louisville to-
morrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals 4 the An
gier yesterday were the following members
of the staff of Gov. Blair of Michi gan: John
P. Miller, E. 0. GrOsvenOr anu Ed. P.
Champion.
The man Maury who was ARE sted a few
days since for carrying quantit y of Letters
to the rebel States, was also at the Angler
last evening in charge of an oficer from
Cincinnati TO the East.
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RuRNRD.


CHICAGO, Nov. z.
Propeller Hunter Of the Buffalo and Chi
eagO line was burned this morning while
lying opposite the warehouse of Sturgis
Snith & Co. She was valued at $4,000;
insured for $4,000, Two. persons names
unknown, supposed to be deck hands, were
lost ... t-s.-- s---
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

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.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

TIE MINsTRELs.-The attendance at the
MelodeOn last eVeniU ves not large, and
after paying hall ent, gas bill and similar
expenses, there VIII be little, if any, left for
the Aid Society
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Spselxl &Otttra.

NAHHooD-HoW LosF-HoW RnaToRED.-
Just published IN q sea'ed Envelope; pries cents.
A Lecture On the Nature, Treatment and radical
uurs of Bpormatorrhna or seminal weakness, In
voluntary Emisslona, Sexual Debility, and Imped-
imontn 70 Msrriago generally, Nervousness, Oon-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and PhyuioAl
Inoapacity, resulting from solf-Abuse, &o.-Ry
BOBT. J. OULvERWELL, n. D., Author Of the
GnHnE HooK, Gn
a Been % Thousands Of Sufferer" sent under
sci, in plain envelope, 20 any address, PogT RAID,
81 reosrt q aiE cents, Or two postage slemPa, By
Dr. On. o. KLIHE,
~ BOWefy, New York, Post once Box. ssss.
HnutfdhWesf
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THE MUSICAL SOCIETT OoEoHHr.- - The
Academy of Music was well attended last
evening and we suspect ibersl sum ", as
realized for the object of the Concert. Thu
programme was the same as on Tuesday
night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

~ 500 barrels fresh ground Akron Water
Lime Just received per brig Isabella.
GEORGE sPRAGUE,
0Viati's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
suR8-RI1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

oBERLIN CoLLEsE CATALOGUE FOR 1s51-2.-
We have received the Catalogue of Oberlin
College for Is6I-2.' The various depart
ments of the College are we'll filed, as the
following summary will show:
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ELEOTR1O BATHs.-Dr. .Gibson's new cleo
trio baths cure general debility, rheuma'
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the cirCu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
smanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfas-
ton 10 the sick. Tho pleassntest bath
room in the city for ladies-a female Oper-
stor in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. jyS
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OOMMEROIAL
EoaTlI ofTrHdS-

Prssident-J. l.. WEATHERLY.
vice PrOa't-M. b. BOOTT. Troasursr-R. T. LYoE.
DIRECTORS.
n. D. Clark, A. Quin, Y. s. Davis, b. BroWhsli, h.
Harvey, A. J. BeggsB, B. ?. Lester.
RETEREEs.
3. y. Lester, J.G. HusseY, N, b. Scott.
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Z. 8. BOLONOFBOF.

EF1eie1t Eid bee1tlfse OpGeiGa
Essrg ths largest assortment Of the most iuproVsd
tlndI of ePEOEAOLES. All his Glasses, whothaF
AoE near or far glghteo, are Ercund under his own
oIpoCtion b. 1lnefy OF new Construction, with
curing Weakno1a, Dizziness Or Inflammation OF nj
Ageli end imIaFting strength toE long rsldinE Or
Epe8CWtnF.
Er. e0l07nouBon would hersinloFm gDs pdbIIo that
~ leEeI employs any In the Bale Of bis Lenses
~ AlEc, SPLENDID alH0rtmeut OF SIP ~ g LASS rs,
MIQk0GgOPEs, CoIPAGHEs, &C., on hand.
~ AkIlIIglAL EYES inserted without lain,
e. n1fltet IS natural.
ogEIOR-ho. no Superior street, under American
Hotai. mnflsdAW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
NOT BE BRoKEE BIZ THE HEAT, can be touud at
". P. FOgg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

DRILL GROUND FOR THE 2D CAvALRY..-Col
Doubleday, in looking about for a q I'll
ground for the I'd (Wade and Hutchins) Cav
airy, yesterday got his eye upon a fine, level
piece of ground nearly opposite the Female
Seminary on Kinsman street, the property
of Leonard Case, Esq, which he thought just
the spot, of all others, he was in search of.
He applied to Mr.. C. to know what it could
be had for, when he was told by that gem
man that he was at liberty to use it as long
as he should require it, for any purpose,
without charge. The liberal offer was ac-
cepted by Col. D., and hereafter the cavalry
will be drilled there every day. The atreet
cars run Immediately past the lot.
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OsWEGO nIARKKT-Nov. Z.


FLiOUR-Markot unchanged. Sales at $3.50 for
fancy from spring wheat
WHEAT-Market without material change
Sales 5000 bush NO Chicago spring IT s. or 400
bush club at SiOf; O0 tush white Canada at 81 %
CORN-MarAet quiet. -
Quinte at sic.
RYE-Ia better demand. Sales 10000 bush Ca
nsdiHn Al Die. 9.
PEAS-Msrket steady. Sales 400 bush Cana
dia a. 64c part arrive.
CANAL EEEElSsHT3- Unchanged; flour 60cs
wheat PC to New York.
LAKE G1IPOHTs-s so bbls -four; III 600 bush
wheat; tSOH bush COrn 1000 bush barley S,.tO bu
rye; l5,sCO bush peas.
CANAL EXFOEkTs-5s75 bbls dour; 5000 bu
~haai; II 400 bush barley, l5JOO bush barley $500
bash ry0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

So large an attendance as the above, at a
time like this, is most favorable comment
on the character and reputation of the
College.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


The cold season is approaching, AID your difdcul.
II Will surely be WORSE and perhaps rendered IN
oUsABLE,
There is no guess wo-k in the examination or in
the administering Of this medicines, Tor by the in
struments used there can be no mistake, and the
Doctor never hesitatss to inform the patient or his
friends Of the TEUE state Of tbs case.
The Loetor's parlors ct the Weddeil House are
thronged ollly, many ps-aOns coming from distant
statsss and others who were dIshsartened by form
er experience and large sums paid to quacks here
md health, and that too BY paying very moderate
and reasonable charge.
There is no charge for consultation.
Doctor Al ER does not cure By mercury, caustics,
quinine blislering bleeding or any Of the practices
usually rssoEtsd to in the treatment OF chronic dis
eases. Tha treatment is admirably adaptsd to per-
sons who cannot take strong medicines the effects
are prompt and permanent, and but few days trial
viii cOnVincs the most skepticAl. The Doctor win
with pleasure name parties who can be seen and
oonVerssd with in this city, who have been cared
b. his mode Of treatment Those who are now
tampsring with their lives under the blind guidance
Of 'traYsIing-d or VINO are ying by inch
% under the hands Of physicians who do not uRder-
stand ths nature Of their disease or true mode Of
cuIe, delay ne longer, but while you have the row
er seek in rational way to regain your heaIth. =
Those too who are waiting for the disease 70 ,ear
o." think uhils it Is tIms Of those who. like you.
waited but in vain and have gone tefore you. MANY
Thousands Of fnOss who have gone doRn to the
grave with consumption might have been saved
had they taken proper precaution and checked the
disease when it was oatarrh or Inflammation Of the
throat PROFIT By rejecting upon their fatal neg.
Iect.
81 The charge shall in no case be above you,
mssns- nov4:s73
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

R- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sscking
at Is9 and l41 Water street.
Oct. II-1m-S6I. ALOorF 4 HORROR.
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either OF the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line by leaving
their address at the Omnibus Once, l4T Superior
street, next door TO the Weddell House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-08

FRANK PARENR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages ct reasonable figures.
ssD14R36:IV
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,rsTvTrR. AID REaULATUR OF TIE BLOOD
. His Dslighafui te1iG.
TRYIT AND II Will Do You Coon.
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Hepor TO the volunteers.
Z. J. WooLLEY,
Agent for L. Lille.

BEREA, Nov. 9th, 1851.
EDITORS LEADER;-The citizens Of Berea,
in pursuance of call made on Friday last,
met en- uVasse in Wallace Hall on Monday,
the 4th inst, to do honor to their sixty. Eve
volunteers who enlisted in the 45th Regi-
ment, Ohio Volunteers.
The programme was we'll planned and
admirably executed by the efficient Com
mittee, and the call for substsntials and lux
uries for the table was enthusiastically re-
sponded TO by citizens-the soldiers carry
ing with them three large boxes Of the best
of provisions, which remained untouched
after nearly two hundred had been bounti-
fully served, After dinner toasts were offer
ed and responded 10 by J. V. Baker and
Pres. Wheeler. Music by the Band. Ora
tion, "The Political Relations of the Army
to our Country" by John Wayman. Music.
Grafton by Rev. ]. Jones on the "Morals OF
Soldiers in Camp" Cheers by the vUlun-
teers. Response to speeches by T. Powell
(volunteer), after which J. McDermOtt,
Chairman of the day, lead ''Three cheers
for the volunteers" Presentation of aquilt
to a soldier by Alice Burt, sged four years.
BenedictiOn by President Wheeler.
The most gratifying feature of the whole
was the unanimity of purpose and feeling
which prevailed.
This morning q dense crowd was at the
depot to witness their departure to Camp
Buckingham, Mansfield. CITIZEN.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPHEREoTYPEs.-stimPson is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get a fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay 10th citi-
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