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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPHEREorTPEs.-stimPsOn 10, beyond ell
question, q superior artist, and We adnSe
those wishing to got fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit 10 his gallery, No. 253
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. R27:tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

~ The price Of the MoRElKs LnADzh 10
neV1 agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cent?
POr hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LHADEHi 70 NeWI
Dealers, is Ono-fOurth Of a cont per copy.
We would prefer that parties remittlng
postage stamps should send us one and thrss
cent instead of larger denominations.
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BUFFALO mARhET-Nov. 20
inv FnI.HantPH d

RIOUR-MRrket steady
WHEAT- MarEst dull. Sales 5,O9l bush white
Ind ana at $I,f6; 5000 bcsh VIII T. Michigan on Du-
vate tsrVs
OORN-Market dull. Sales IS 10 o bush at 3l,.
canal. FHELts HTS-stsadyi sc On corn' 2oc
on wheat 10 New York.
EAKE IBlPbHTs-ll 900 bbls iOuri H coo bus
wheat; q 00O bush corn.
Anal, EVPORTH-2,00) bbls hOuF; 90 90 hna
wheat; a. 900 bush corn; sou bush oatsi SOD bush
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~ Rev. J. Henderson viii preach in the
United Presbyterian churcn, Erie street,
next Sabbath at half-Psst ten o'clock 3. m,
and at half-PsSt two o'clock p. m.
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rEnsoNs oF ruLL nARITs.

Who are subject 70 OostiveHosu, Headache, Giddi-
boua, DroEuineas, and ringing iR tho ears, arising
rom too ETVat Gov Of biooa to the hsae, should
noYor be without
BRAEDBETH'B PILLS,
and many highly dangeroes symptoms viii bS re-
moved By their immodia'e use.
Ths Ron. J. Hunt, OF WestChostsr o., n. r, %
yaars Of tEe, has used Brnndath's Pls FOR twenty
hvo > an ss bis sole medicine. When be feels him
uslf hdiaposod, be it from Gold, rheumatism, Ash
ma, Bead che, Bilious Affections, Costiventsi, or
irritation q the kdnsys bladder, be d0ts nothing
bat .sko isE dosea Of Brsu sih'a Pills.
his rnual method Is 70 tate ak pills, and reduce
tho doss each uiEht, one PHI. In svsry sttaos Of
sickness Cor tWontY Eve years th's simple method
h never filled 30 restore bin 70 health; and Few
msn ars 20 b found 80 ac'ivn and hearty e. he.
Bcld By A. Gardner, ~ suparIor brroet, Olevo
iAnGi Ohio, and b. al rspectAbls dealers In medi-
cluss. novERS
''The Noblest Study OF Mankind is Man p
BAT debaaed aad degraded manhood. is a cucss hut
10 prevalent In cur planet. Oh keen the fatal
thaiis of dsosss snd Complaint from your oiIeles {
Warnings aud dNi,e eau Be- obtained In the book
eHuman Frailty, or Fhysio,o ,oEioal Bes arches" Il
win ussnrsdly recall tn back sliding from Che evil
ungrr.ng guiding star % health and rosusoltatod
saarsf. Thousands attest tbs hsnot Of hoeding itl
sounaols AEd adtioe.
sold By Oh. BARROW, Isf Bloeeker street, New
Iork. Price . cent?. Sent tros eveFyWhero.
Eold Also hy g. ". Clark, Druggistu, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

TIE Polar sTAEE.-stsrr, on Superior
street, is the man 10 steer for when you are
in need of late papers, Oi publications. of any
sorts. he is to be iOund shining at all times,
two doors below Seneca street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

FaAEE PARKHR.-Lvery and Boarding
Stable, ~ Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. r-.s.
Sop34R20:Iy
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THE CITY.
Stealing Newspapers.

Stealing Newspapers
We have offered reward of FIVE dollars
for the detection and conviction of newspa-
per thieves Subscribers will be enabled to
have a safe receptacle fer papers by putting
locks on their boxes. Those who have no
paper boxes would much Oblige US by putting
them up Immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

The person who lost girls zOuave jacket
on Pi ospect street, can obtain the same By
calling at crobaugh's Gallery, corner of On
tayio street and Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

CRIMINAL BRLNoE-JuDGE BIsHoP.
State Of Ohio vs. John Labberdy and Anna
Johnson; rape. After being out about ten
minutes the jury found both parties guilty.
Jacob YOnker and Fred Bsggnettj murder
IN second degree: On trial.
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sPFCIAL NOTICE.

ne cold season is spprOaohiug. ard your difHoul-
iy viii surely be worss and perhaps rendered n.
70 UzABLE.
Tasrs is no Fusss work in the examination or IN
n administering Of the medicines. Tor by the in
.tEumsnts used there can Be no mistake, and the
Doctor never hestatss to inform the patient or his
fisnds Of the TRUr state Of tn, case.
The octor's parlors ct the WeddelI House are
shTouged sly, many persons coming from distant
states, and others who wsrs d shsaitened by form
experience and large sums paid to quaekB, here
ind health, and thst too byPsyiag very moderate
nd reasonable charge.
There is no charge for consultation.
Doctor AAER does not cure BY mercury, caustios,
unine, bIistsrng bleeding OF any Of the practices
lsually resortcd to the treatment Of chronic dis
ases. The treatment is admirably adapted TO per-
ons Who cannot take strong msdicine5; the effects
re prompt and permanent, and but Few days trial
Fill convince this most skeptioal. The Doctor will
With pleasure name parties who can be sssn and
sonversed with in this city, who have been cured
oy his mode Of treatment. Those who are nov
amprinE With their lives under The BLIND guIdanee
u s,traveling -dostors, or who ying By inch
under the hands Ct physicians who do not under
,tand the nature Of their disease or true mode Ct
ule, delay no longer but Whlis you have the row
2 seek IN rational way % regain your health
hose too who are waiting for the disease to ''WeAE
a" thInk hlls It is time, OF those who, like you,
waited but in vain and have gone tefore you Many
thousands o. those Who have gone doEn to the
,rnYe With consumption might have been saved
I'd they taken proper precautioa and checked til
Iisease when tt was estarrh or Inflammation Of thu
tIhrost. Prohs bE rsheeting upon their fatal neg
EThs charge shall in no case bo above youl
means noy4.s73
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~ Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that CAN
NOT Be BRoKEN BIZ TEE HEAT, can be iouud at
W. P. FOgg'S, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

~ Crude oil in quantities to suit re-
hner's wants, in store and for sale ct George
sprsgue's, Oviatt Exchange.
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2apet 4anaiags.
I'M mn ROLLS WALL PAPER


War has been declared and Secession q the ordeF
of the day, and nov iB tbs time sor all tidy house
keepers 70 secsde from dirty and smoky WALLS and
loarco on them with rush, nov " ALI RAPEBs
geby improving their homes and most Of aliithe
: yro HEALTHY. - -.
100, 600 ROLLS NOW READY
Tor sale St IL. Carson 3 Co., lss, Superior 81, ana
20 low that all can got them.
THE COST IS MERN NOTHING
We are now ready 70 sell French, Englilh and
American wall papers from 90 60 70 per cent beloW
seovisus prices, and would most respectfully Invite
Al 20 look IN upon our stock before BUYING Tor in
Iuality Of goods and the length Of pieces We ca
live the utmost satisfaction. Our 3, DDS coming d.
reotlT nom the factories, thereby save one profit
Also large assortment Of Shades Of every vsFis-
" GOLD BANDS, 30. &C.
Also Jaut opened beautiful lot Of
O o r. N / o E 3
rith Bauds, Lool 80, 70 mstch. Ool az ana lsa:
| els IN endless riefT. Paper Hanging tone q
short aotloe byeIporienoed Sorkmen ano at Teason-
Also. v, gouId take nice Jobs Of painting, grain
1 nF and vanishing ct AIR and remune-stiyo ratsl
| r 2 3 n. OABE9h 20.
n. B. To Dealers Uould invite thair ettentiop
iarss sssrsF
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ny. sFOCK alAKlIKF.-Nov, 20.

BTONEY-Continuss quiet at per cent on call
and sho frat cl papsr Il done AZ as per cent.
GTERLINli EACdANfiE-Firm but quilt at
lO,4@lO3H for best bankers bills,
TIIllhs-marset dull and ra her lower Chi
caRo Rock Island a6fs; Clsvelan Iol do ss56: p -
mama II9S; Galena 4 Chicago ~; Nj hiean south
EN- is5(; Michigan central 5lA Erie prefsr,ed 81
ndson 50. New YorS Central "a: Uuited State So
81 coupons 934i United states o. 81 registered ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

~ Harper and Atlantic for Deeember'
aud BiackwoOd's Magazines for November,
have been received by Hawks & Brother.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

- J. B. HsiPs Arnics OIL, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price Is cents, at No. IL Public equare'
Nov s-R IL n
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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 Office, lsT Superior
street, next door 70 the Weddell House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

Lava TIP Gas BUREERs.-I can supply
the last improved Lava Tip Burners for 25
cents each. ". T. FoGa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

- For frOah Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
aug9- Ri It "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

UHIcAeo, NOV. 20.
The Galena 3 Chicago Railroad declared
3 dividend Of Eve per cent, payable at New
York January lst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

IFFom tia Advertiser. Providence 3. II
ne Cophalie Pilis ~ said % Be q rslazkably e.
oetiye rgnefy ot tie headachs, and on = ~ Fel7
lr bean discovered. M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

Thsg relieve O0agh Instantly.
Thsy clear the Thr0a1.
2heJ give strength and volans 70 ne Tcias.
Fhoy imTGTt delicious Eroma y the Breath.
Thog ars dslightfal % The Taste.
ThsT are nads ofEiupls hertz and eap5e3 ksrl
EnT onss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

fErom the Democrat. S. CIond, Minl-g
IfYou are, Or have bseu troubled With fhs hssd
ache, send for box, (Cephalio PilH.l - thEt F1I
nzy have th8m In case uf an attack,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

~ Lsslie's Iliuutrssed, Pilot, Banner,
Saturday Evening Post, andmOre last weeks
Weekly TribuneB for sale at Hawks 4 Broth
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The Courts--N0V. 30.
OF COMMON PLEAS.

BEFORE JUICE FooTE.
P. B. Havons vs.. JnO. sehrink, for money
only. Jury out.
BEFORE JUDGE BOLTON.
Raquette We. Gleason; replevin. Verdict
for plaintiff, . cents.
MsEwin vs.. Wheeler ct al. On trial.
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OOM EROIAL.


ProsIdont--J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Pros't-M. b. s0OTz. ITreasuFoF-H. 7. LroE.
DiHEUf0ns.
n. d. Clark, A. Quin, Il. 8. Davis, d. BroWhon, n.
Harvey, A. J, hoggost b. y. Lester.
nsgERHnl
s. =. Lester, J.a. HusuoY. h. B. Scott.
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Iron ths Western B. Z. Gasstts. Ohloago. Ia
We hea11ily ldoFss Mr.. spaldiaE, and AZ ana
Talisd OsBhHi fiill-
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frrOn ths Daily HSuu, EsVport, HI
o-uhauo Pnls ere taking the Blaos ofan kildA
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I ldTiSseTs ons Eha ha4 : Oough o. q aasky
Voico OF . Bad BFSafhs or sny dimeulty of ~
throst, 70 Eot package Of NJ Threat Conlsotloa1.
they VII rels5Ts ycu ilstaafly, end yoa VII szrs5
win ne that ''thsy 60 rirdt 70 the SPOT" You Eim
hnd then varT Eaaigi aut plelsaas shs traToIllna
or attending Eiis saesiinssior siHiins your Oough
or alsyiaE yo1r thlEst. Il r5l trg o1s racEses
an sssa 10 asTiss that go1 VIZ sTar sfs5 Rfas en-
sidar them iHdis7ensibls. Foa via Ina then as
tho Druggists and Dealers h 1esicl1-s
PKIOE EVEzTT-EIgE CzSTs.
eountsrlast.
p.ekAss Uiil b ssRt = ma. prsS,ia, 90 ress5s
HEsnY O. arALDTaa,
- ftdar Etr~-f Sc ToFh.
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IFrom tho Advertiser, FEoTiioluss 2 II
ghs testimony IN thair hVor = liEonss Eon -
ncat RI jocta5ls quarterf-
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rrrA siagls Dostls u sPALUfae-5 PBnfh k8D
GLuE viii save tsn ti1es - cost annually. -
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Aru @uuas.

G. q. G.-Cary's Cough Cure. daoasDIO
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iron the EEEninsf, HorsoIE, Va,l
Ehsy have been tested IN mora than ihgsaaa
cases, with outsre BuoceHE.
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FFrom ths EsnsEs4 FalIa7 stEr. Eal-
We are snrs that 1eTsons sl1sEing VIA elll,,l.
Fho AZ tksm, Nlll 5ticE 70 them
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TErOm the aaEstts, DaVsapcrt, IoEl-l
M. Spaldiug would not connect hig uz1aa ullh q
sfticfs ks "a not > ~ to bolsass roal nsrik
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Iron ths Southern Path Finder 3. o-l
Try them yol that srs amieie1, and We are g1ra
that5 our tesiiulony can be eddf 20 fhe alr1y M
erous list that kaS FscaiTud bsnohts that 10 oths
uledlein acE1 prcducas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

lAEOh bne EAhlulnoft npElolAs Val
CSphal3e pills accomplish tae object Io- ufisA
thsT Hors ila1e. viz; Curs q hsadacho IN al ~ cs
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iron ths 81 Louls Dsmoozst.l
IThsfmnenss demand for the article (OsphAlie Fi1
8 rapidly Guoreoatng.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20.
The journals leading correspondent In
Laurel county, Ky, emphaiically denies the
prevalent report that the citizens Of London
refuse TO sell the Federal Government pro-
visions or ask exorbiiau. prices therefor, and
also the statement that ZollieofIer had block.
AIDED the Cumberland Gap road By blasting
rocks, &c.
EXPLOSION.
WHKMsTOE, Del, Nov. 20.
Duponts powder mills exploded to-day,
destroying the mills and killing three men.
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Children Or t0F
HPALDIEa's THRoAT OOHFEOfI0E8.
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GOOD ToR sIHszRsl

coon TOE OOEsUHFT1VE.
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watch is 50 prevalent On the Lake shore.
Persons suffering from coughs night sWeats
bleeding at the lunRs. general debility, partial
6saf8ess imperfect sight, loss Of voice, hOarssness
llcss Of ash and strength loss Of appetite languOr
dsspondsncg palpliatOn Of the heart oppression Of
lths chest, deult breathing rustIsssBsss at night,
A., should consult thz Doctor forthsith.
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TNEETY-EIYl QEHIR.


uFAn ordszs EhogId b ADDRESSED a
RnERT O. sPAhDzEa,
g faafiaF atTnad Fiau WrrH
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUG

sPALDING's Prepared GLUE.
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aOoD T0B PUBLIO BFEAkERs,

GOOD EOR LIOTUHIEs
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eEphHIIE zHa
SrEHHsTHEE TCUE VOICE
sPAED1Egs

THROAT CONNECTIONS,
AHs
GOOD FOB OLERaTMEH.
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EXPLOSION,
Ara @opas.

4 l. BALDWIN & 90 Will
LIZ open curing the week, commencing
MONDAY. NOvIMBEa 1lTH,
100 Cases OF SeasOnable Goods,
Comprising large add ti1ns to cur stocks Of
Black and Fancy Dress suks,
hifRnnt and medium priced Drfss Goo5s
WOOL Pa liey ana other bhaWls,
Paris pattern fioakH,
French aud nRllsh OioakiprE.
Ereneh and Eoglish FaEcy Oasalmsrsg
Velvet Plush Oorda NfatinRs,
Dam sFs, hapkius, hucks and trashes.
Blankets snd Co ntgrpanfH
Husie y, Gloves snd t1untlatH,
PantI and Fegts-f0r Ladif q ~ Gentleman
DO do for Boys and Mis8es'
Dressing Q oEn, Flannels and Cashmeres,
Ba'n oral skirts,
Hc0psd SKIRT,
Bouust dTnmmlng Ribbons,
Eleg ant Lace Col afs an Sstis,
&C. Love and Grensdns Vsiis,
a1d q Large lot Of
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
Bought sEOIuIiVel5 for eash-ONE PRICE ONLY,
oo~l r. Z. BAIDWIN On.
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who are subject 70 OostiveHess, Headache, Giddi-
bous, DrOEuiReas and ringing iR tho ears, arising
fom TOO grJat Gov Of blood to the hsaei should
-. Il, .-.r.A,..f
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HRTAN sYsTEM OF CURE,
ENLARGED NEOK,

e not practcsd By any other physician, and the pub
10 should make note ofthis fact. q has met with
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IT,. Me- st.,. Cowp,re,Icr.

WE congratulate ourselves, the citizens Of
New York and the people Of the Rrea' + ppife
st.ts, on the apparent certainty that our mkt
STATE Comptroller will be, wha'evor hi' prede
e.-.ors have been the right man in the right
p,.c.. We have intimately known LUcIUs
Ronrssos, ESQ.,, for the last quarter u eeo-
tury, and each year has added lsrgelyto the
degrse Of respect anil esteem in which We, in
common with all his per'onI acl ilintinee',
have held him. lie Is one Of the most out
spoksn and fearless leaders OF the day, and, to
use honely adagc, has always proved " true
NJ steol" TO his country and its institutions, a.
we'll a. to himself and his own high sense Of
duty and principle. Party spirit never had
sway over him, wdcn duty pinned a different
course.
No person put In nomination at the pros nj
election, Ia moro emphaticAlly "the peoples
man, than Mr.. RoBNsoN. Some years ago he
acquired an snvisble reputation as tho principal
editor Of tho New York SuS, though no Wa
then personally unknown in that connection
and lastly as one Of the few energetic and incor-
ruptibls members Of the last Legislature.
These, however, are but a sample OF his eoming'
10 the surface In the sea Of public life. His
choice pursuit, and that in which bo has made
himself felt by sound judgment and acute per.
oeption, is that Of lawyer and We opino tbs,
nothing but a vivid appreciation Of the needs Of
the people in an hour II trial has drawn him
from his retirement.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THEN Y. SUM-
Important from missouri.
NEWS or CEN. PRICE.
A BATTLE IMMINENT.

81. Louis, Nor. 2.-The following is from
the correspondence Of the st. Louis DznoerH;
Charlton County, oct. Boa prominent cit-
zen tf this ceuuty reached home yesterday de
rect from the headquarters Of Cen. Prizes. lie
left the rebel camp at NeostO, Newton county,
on Wednesday the 22d, where Gen Price M d
Ben. McCulloch had united their 70 cos, making
an army Of about thirty thousand men.
Gen. Price had received a large supply Of
clothing, medicine, &c, and some arms His
rihed canpon had no. reached him, but were
expected to do 10 on Sunday night.
The Legislature was in session at Ncosho, but
lacked four Of quorum.
Gen. Price gives out that ho will stand at
Neosho and give G,n. Fremont battle, whom
he expects easily to defeat, and then mach on
St. Louis ar d make his winter gu irters in Gen.
ual Missouri.
Springfield, oct. 3O.-The following Is spo-
eial to the st. Louis Democrat:
A negro, who says he LEFT a part Of General
Prices army in Larcoxio, in Jasper County, on
Monday night last, reports that Gen. Lane had
Just made an attack on the rebels, but he knows
nothing Of tho result. lie says that when ten
miles distant from Larcoxie, he still heard can.
nonading.
The following is a special to the 81. Lou''
Democrat:
Je6sr,on City, Nor. "a scost arrived here
yesterday, and reports at headquarters that ho
left Gen. Price on Sunday last, at Noosho, with
900 of his own mon and 5000 Indians UNI
der Bon. McCulloch. They had no Intention
Of making a stand in Missouri.
McCullOch himself had gone to Fayetteville
Ark, to change the direction of reinforce
mems to Camp Walker, Ark, INSTEAD Of Mis-
souri,, where Gen. Price will join him.
Gen. Lane is south Of Gen. Price, and hai
sent to Gen. Fremont for reinforcements, and
large mounted force has gone to his aid.
Gen Lane had had q skirmish with Genera
Prices rear guard, but with what result is no
known
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CITY NEWS.

SUIcIDR IN THE FOURTEENTH WARD Police
SrATIoN-SEoUEL TO THB NEW JERSEY TRA-
GEDY.-On Saturday morning, Albertina Flaum,
hanged herself in her cell in the Fourteenth
Ward Station House, whittier she had been con-
signed by the police who arrested her on Friday
evening. 1t is alleged that she was the victim
Of Sigismund F,llner with whom she and her
sister-Mrs. Marks-csme hither recently from
the city Of MAinz, in the Grad Duchy of Hes,c,
whore the alleged sedueer and the sisters were
living.
The sisters were in a quite cheerful mood al
time OF Incarceration, and the officers did not
deem il necessary TO exercise any unusual care
in watching. During the night L trunken
soldier was very noisy, and constantly called for
water. This caused the doormsn 10 visit the
the prison ofIener than usua', and On every oc
cSsiou he found tbs Girl awake, constantly NUT
tering to herself, some uLinttlligible language
Once in while shs woul lCOk through the gIat.
ing, ard say, "l'm innocent, end you will find
it out, " the doOrman paciiying her, by answer
ing her that 4 ere was not much reason 10 fear
any bad results. Sac expressed, however, a
sad at the request being refused.
At quarter past six o'clock he had occalior
sgain to make his rounds, and he then found
Miss Albsrtina Suspended and dead. A physi-
clan was summoned, but too late. 1t would
seem that the young woman adjusted her hand
kerchisf as one would hangman's moose, and,
standing on her couch, had made II fast to the
topmost bar of the cell grating. Thence she
dropped, as from gallovs platform. 1t is said
Of this girl, that she was Of AplsaSant dispose
ton, apparently possessing very little shrewd-
ness, and probably but mere tool in tho hands
Of bad sister. Mrs. Marks was removed from
the station house, without being told Of her sis
tors tragic end.
The vest worn by Fellnsr has been brought
10 the city. 1t Is sieksning even to look At this
tsrribls svidsnoe Il the bloody work. In spot,
easily covered by small hand, and just over
the heart, are n elsaz, deep cuts q tls knifs.