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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12
JNo. A. KAssoN,
FROM MISSOURI.

RoLLA, Nov. II.
All our sick and wounded in Springfield
able 10 be moved were TO leave there Satur-
day night for st. Louis, and orders had been
given to have the rest start as soon as they
are able.
Price had fallen back eight miles from
Cassville, near the State line, and was moving
south. 1t was believed to be reliably ascer
tanned that his policy was to draw our srmy
on, but not to fight. It is simply to keep
large force there, so as to draw troops from
the Mississippi Valley.
The general belief in his camp was, that
St. Louis would soon be in the hands of the
rebels from Columbus Kentucky.
There had been a good deal of trouble
about slaves escaping into Lanes and other
camps, and Gen. Hunter had given permis-
sion to owners to search our camps, and re-
claim them il they could find them.
The ten missing members Of Fremont s
body guard hid returned to Springfield from
Cassville. They report Prices force to be
about 30, ,oO1 strong, with thirty pieces Of
artillery, II pieces of which had recently
been received from Memphis, whence other
supplies were being received.
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OUTBREAK AT GUYANDOTTE-

OALLiFOL4Si NV IL
Guyandotte, Va, on the Ohio river, SO
miles below this place, was attacked last
night by about 600 rebels. Out Of l50 of our
troops stationed there, only about 30 escaped.
The rest were killed or taken prisoners. The
rebels, both male and female, fred from their
houses on our men.
Three steamers which passed down last
night were compelled to turn back. These
steamers started back to Guyandotte this
morning at 10 o clock with about 400 federal
troops on board from Point Pleasant, but
nothing has been heard from them since
Three steamers passed up since the skirmish
and report not a person TO be seen in the
town.
SECOND DIsPATCH.-The steamer Empire
City has just arrived from Guyandotte. The
secession portion of the inhabitants it ap-
pears were looking for the attack, and had
a supper prepared for the rebel cavalry, who
were headed by the notorious Jenkins, and
numbered 500. Eight of our men were
killed and considerable number taken pris-
oners The rebel loss is not known Col
Zeigler's 5th Va. Regiment on arrival fred
the town, and the principal portion is now in
ashes. The rebels left about an hour before
tho arrival of Zeigler
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NKw YOKK nIAEKET-Nov. IL

FLOUR-Market rules slightly IN favor Of buyer
with moderate business for export and home con
sumption. Market closing rather soft.
Sales % 400 bbln Ho250D5,63 tor rejected; $500
800 Tor superne Btatei t57J15,I5 Tor extra state
mon TO medium extra western; E5,9l66,OJ for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; t6,l086,75 for
CANADA FIOUR-Moderate request and with
out material change in price Sales 6OO bbs $1,000
$50 for supernnei s5,7OGs7sO for common % choice
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet and STEADY st
GOsCR MEAI.-In moderate request. Sales 500
bbls Brandywine AZ S3,a@3,25.
WHISk N-Market easier. Sales 100 bbls at
2O4g2le, chiefly at 2V'S@2OAc.
WHEAT-market has slightly advanced with
pretty good export demand but including some spec
ula,ive inquiry. Sales $50 bush Chicago spring at
Sl,9Git22 22j0 bush Racine spring ~ Sl,22l0l,23;
1900 bush northwestern club At Sl,22Al 23i 50 OOO
bush Milwaukee olut at El,2lel,25; 81 90 bush am
Der Iowa st Sl,260l27; $500 bush extra choice 90
at 81 2s; l3O60J bush red state at 81 30l 33; 5000
bush winter red western at Sl,sl@l,35; 5s40O bush
amber Michigan at 3i@ 81; 400 bush extra choice
do at $685. 400 bush Canada club at Sl,240I %;
l2,2Oi bush wtite Ohio at Sl,s5ai,4u; l3,lUn bush
white Indiana At 81 3i9l s.; 1850 bqsh white Mich
KYE-tcarce and firm. Sales S,5OO bush state
at SIC.
BaRLEY-Markst quiet. Sales $500 bush state
LORN-Markst shade better with pretty good
demand for export and home consumption and also
fair speculative inqui sales 2l3.un bush at 63a
go for common mixed western; 64&965c for 6 cd to
prime shipping do; &C Nc IN sore.
OAT5-mHrket quite trm, az f3c for Oauada; 40
40 for western, Pannsy sylvaniE and state
PORK-Market without decided change with
far business doing Sales 1857 bbls part Saturday
evening At SO OOEal5,tO for mess; l6OO0l6 80 for
clear; S9,62Jf39,75 for prime.
@BhEF--MArKet duiet end unchanged. Sales $50
bbls at S4,OO4,50 for country prime f5,nO1550 for
country messi SllOO@I2OO for repacked messi $500
PRIME MISS BERF-Markot Is dull and
nominal.
BEEF HAlIs-Ia moderate request. Sales 90
bbls western at $1,000.
GUT MKGTs-seIling at 4N@5c for shoulders;
5E155fo for hams.
BACON-Continues In demand. Sales 800 boxes
long end short ribbed middles fer December and
January delivery At 76e75Sc.
DIR ESSED HOGS-In fair request at - 05c.
T.AHD-Market steady with fair demand. sales
$50 bbls at s56619&c; IOD kegs at the latter price,
BUTT TRh Market firm ct sDl4o lor Unio and
l21f820c for state
CHEESR-Market heavy at SOHO for common
to prime.
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FROM NE " YORK.

NEW LUX, Nov IL
ThOs. T. COogsn, waiter at the St. Mich
olas Hotel, was br1tally murdered on the
sidewalk in front Of that hotel, by loafer
named Thos. White, with a dirk. White
was arrested.
The 55th Regiment left this P. NJ, via
Camden & Amboy Railroad, from Staten
Island. More regiments lea 7e to morrow.
Fourteen cases OF soldiers clothing valued
at $4,000, belonging to the 18th Regiment,
we're found this morning at the Erie Railroad
depot destined for the west; they were
seized, and Quartermaster O5trander of that
regimen, together with John Reynolds, sut-
Ter, were arrested on charge Of defrauding
the Government
Specials state that the President and As
sistant Secretary Fox received dispatches
this morning confirming the reports Of the
success of the naval expedition, but are
founded on the same authority as those
from Monroe to the Associated Press.
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Nor AS BAD As REPoRTED.-The affair at
the Angler House on Sunday, in which
chambermaid was assault ed by waiter,
was not as savage an affair as we we're led
to suppose by the version given us. The girl
was somewhat injured but not as severely as
reported. There was nothing which in any
way implicated her in any wrong doing, and
indeed, no such charge was intended to be
conveyed. The perfect harmony and regula-
tion which at all times prevail at the Angler
would prevent all occasion for any such
charges.
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PROM KANSAS CITY.

This morning at 10 a. m, Col. Anthony,
with $50 mounted men, was attacked on an
open prairie, about ten miles from this place,
by six hundred rebels, under command of
Upton Hays; after desperate struggle the
rebels retreatedr seeking shelter in the woods,
from which they were again routed. Col.
Anthony then fell back about six miles, to
await reinfOrceuents, which viii be speedily
for warded to him.
This is supposed to be the same band Of
rebels that captuaed part of Capt. Sehield's
company of Fremont Hussars, near Little
Santa Fe.
1t is said that there are upwards Of 1000
armed secessionists in the county.
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Orwell Cnrnlrr Companr.

EDS. LEADEE:-The Orwell Cavalry Com
pany started for Camp Hutchins, at Warren,
Trumbull county, to-day. The Company
,vas full of good hearty fellows. Captain A.
Brigham has the right kind of men. Good
marL'smen of the right kind Of nerve. They
are go,d for any secesh Of their number, and
they have gone to fight, not for boys play
only. They left with large crowd of men
and women % bid them farewell. The part
ing scene was affecting. Cheer after cheer
went up as they StNrted out. The stars and
stripes were floating over their heads, and
may they ever float. They know no sur
render, they know no defeat. Victory OF
death is their motto. In haste,
F. L. GIRBs.
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sLAUsHTERIEG AND PAoKTEG.-0ur dealers
have commenced the slaughtering and pack
ing of cattle and hogs, and the several
houses are in full operation. MessIs. Chapin
& Co., during the past two weeks, have been
very extensively engaged, and have butch
cred and packed 1000 head of cattle and
], 200 hogs. WI. sholls is working largely,
as usual, and oviatt & Robinson are pushing
good business. We are not at this time
prepared to give the prices paid iOr live
stock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12

~ The price of tho MoRHlEs LELDHE 10
nows agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The pOstaga on the LELDEHi 10 News
Dealers, is One-fOurth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage Stamps should send US one and three
cont instead of larger denominations.
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FROM RALTIMORR.

BALTIMORE, Nov. II.
1t is reported by the boat from Old Point
that steamer came in the capes last even
ing, and continued up the bay without stop
ping. She was thought to be the Wander
bilt with dispatches from the great fleet
Nothing has bsen heard of her arrival at
Annapolis.
There is nothing but. outside reports to
warrant the statement that at last accounts
our troops had advanced to within twelve
miles of Charleston.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, NOV. IL.
The Post says an expedition is prepared,
if not already sailed, which viii seal the
harbors of Savannah and Charleston against
all exit or entrance; also fotiIIa Of thirty
vessels is now in this port armed, manned,
and ready to sail for the Gulf of Mexico. The
vessels are peculiarly fitted BY size, draft Of
water and armament for harTassing the
coasts Of Louisiana and Alabama.
Only the companies garrisoning the fOrti-
6cations around Washington have been Or
dered to build log huts for winter quarters.
The new steamship Constitution has been
chartered by the Government.
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FROM PITrsHnKHH.

7 4IAaIU llaEI1 I0ONs II
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania To-
day granted a special injunction on the
Philadelphia election fraud, in restraining
Charles D. Knight, PrOihonotary Of Phlla-
delphia county, from delivering returns Of
the Thirty-ninth Regiment, and restraining
the return judges from computing votes in
cluded in the said return. The Court was
ably addressed by James &. Gowan, and Geo.
w. Biddle CO behalf OF the compIainants.
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Orwell, Nov. 5. 1881,
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From Hunter and Prices
AFInieS!!
A BIG FIGHT IN KANSAS.
l6O UnIOnIsts Whip 600 Rebels!
THE WRECK OF THEN0RTH
BRIT0NI
Last Nights Report.
FROM THE FIFRT.

CAIRO, Nov. IL.
Memphis papers received to-day contain
dispatches from Savannah, fully confirming
the landing of the naval expedition at Beau
fort, and capture of three forts at Port Royal,
hilton Head and Bay Point.
The Federal forces had possession of the
town of Beaufort. The rebels acknowledge
their loss very large.
New Orleans papers also received to-day
speak Of an immense feet of Ship Island:
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL.
A young man named hughes and his TWO
sisters, while driving over a crossing Of the
Westchester R. R. near the Junction of the
Pennsylvania road, the horse became fright
ened at the approach of train and threw all
out in front OF the engine. One sister was
instantly killed and the others terribly in /.
jured, and it Is supposed fatally.
The trial Of the Pefrel pirates, has again
been postponed on account OF the absence Of
Capt. Purviance Of the Navy.
Frank Alban, one of the pirates died in
prison Of consumption. He was to be wit
ness for the prosecution.
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y, n. B. Boott
CLRYRLANn nIARKRT..NoH. 11,

FLOUR-sales 80 bbls extra at Si,s7H; 90 bblS
red double extra at sls74s 90 bbls DO at SI7o and
100 bbls choice white do at S,,?7H.
WHEAT-Inactive. The only sale reported was
q car load Of white at 9sc.
CORN-saleS car on track at s2e; do do at &C.
and boat load from store st $50.
OATs-sales 1850 bush sloat at 2ioi and car on
track at 25c
HIGHWINRS-sale Of 80 bbls at l5Hc.
BEANS-sale Of 20 bush at Si,OO.
EGGS-SAlss Of bbls Of l4o.
LARD-sales Of 10 kegs at 70.
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BUFFALO 1IARKKT-Nov. IL.

FIOUR-Market quiet and upehanged.
VIII HEAT-In fair demand, and after the receipt
Of the New Yor report at decline Of 4ln5e. Sales
9 800 bush No. Chicago spring at slci 1900 bush
do a. s5c 30 90 bush No. do at o9; 2 OOo bush Mill
Wauke club at &c; ln,Ol0 bush do SOC.
CORN-MRrket dull.
CANAL FREIGHTs-5Oc on wheat, CSC on
corn to New York.
LAKE INPORTS-2s,OOO bbls -four; $50 600 bu
wheat; 5000 bush corn.
lanai ETPORTS-I.6O1 bbls -four; 90 900 bus
wheat; 10000 bush corn; 400 bush barley.
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MORNING LEADER;
NEW ADVRRTIsKnIENTs.

George B. Cannia-Attaohmsnt Notice.
wantod-A Situation as Clerk.
Bryant. Folsom, stratton Felton-MercantIlS
Colleges.
Morgan a RoOt-Cheap Dress Goods.
J. o. Merritt Local Notice.
George sprasue-Csanbsrries Eotics.
Henry Roth-Fur Cape Found-Looal Notice.
Hawks Bro.-Locai Notice.
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RRnm RnsrnN

BosToE, Nov. II.
Ex-Mayor Barker, of Mobile, and VIM.
Pierce, OF New Orleans, were, to-day, dis
charged from Fort Warren
Senator Henry Wilson has written letter
explicitly denying that he is either directly
or indirectly concerned in any Government
contract for furnishing army shoes, as has
been stated.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NoETHERE LIGHT.-The
steamer Northern Light, Capt. spsulding,
arrived here yesterday morning from Lake
Superior. Clerk Butts furnishes the follow
ing; Left ontonagOn Nov. 4th at 10 p. m. ;
Copper Harbor Nov. 5th at p. m; left the
Iron City and steamer Michigan in Copper
Harbor. Left Houghton at 4 p. m. the 9th /;
left Marquette p. m. the 7th; left the saut
10 a. m. the s.h. Net propeller Mineral
Rock ten miles below Detour.
The Northern Light brings down 17O bbls
copper, 43 cakes do from Ridge, Knowlton,
franklin and Pewaubic Mines; 222 tons
iron ore, s. tons pig iron from Marquette ;
400 half-barrels fish from the saut; 200 ship
kaees and 500 cedar posts, from Churches
and Dstour, and about S5 passengers.
The Light collided in the Detroit river on
Saturday night, with the steamer Evergreen
City, of the Western Transportation Com
pany, bound up, striking her about mid
ships. The damage to the Evergreen City
could not be ascertained, though it is be
lisved she is badly stove. The Light re-
eeived severe shock, but trifing injury.
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FxorTBzrExE IN TIE BILLIARD WoRLD.-A
great billiard match is to be played next
week at Cincinnati, between Tieman and
Young player, who ia said to be the astonish-
ment Of the West. Most of the billiard no.
liabilities Of New York are going to be pre-
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TRAITOR ARRRsTEDI

BALTlN0RE, Nov. II.
The Superintendent Of the Government
Detective Police arrested to-day John Rem
wick, son of Robert Renwiek, Of this city,
and now a State prisoner for treason. The
premises were searched for arms, ard not
withstanding two previous searches had been
by the police here, the officers to day found
a number of valuable rifles and carbines Sc
creted between the partition Of the stalls Of
the stable attached to the premises. Young
Renwick goes to Fort Warren tonight =
The rifles were valuable arms from the Gov
ernmsnt works, and stamped Harper's Ferry,
1860.
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FROM BALTI1IORR.

BALTIMORE, Nov. II.
Capt. Dowell, of the goth Ind, returned
from Hstteras, and says he found it impossi-
bic for his regiment to remain longer on
that narrow neck OF land; although suffer-
ing severe privations but few of his men
were sick. Hawkins Regiment Of Zouaves
will return; their places to be supplied BY
fresh troops.
Capt, Dowell says the person who informed
him of she success of the great expedition,
said that the troops landed at Port Royal
without difficulty, but at Beaufort the tight
lasted two days.
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las N a n Nc,
DEMMENG-

RERNARD DEMMENG, r
ARTIBAE, MAOHIHIsT AH0 RATEITT HO1NL,
d A X ERs
Ne. IA Supgror street, (LeadaF Building,
D. aGVELAND, OHIO.
BHhhAHD DAMnHho, Saving ranfrd ffsF
e9tabiighment of H. KonigBloW, Is nov pr8parsd -
contract ior mlnulact1riug Sewing Aactinel. snd
all kinda Of light Machinery. Particular aftsufion
ana l1ollttle1 Tor getting up Models Of Fltautr.
y "A i y 81 q.
10 your SKATES nssd lTinQ, call en- Ue7rwfrr
~ your 8 'fIHG MACHINE Il out Of order,
VII put u In order. "a
Hs repairs ~ kinds Of SUICIDAL Insfruusnts.
naired, =
~ yo1 should set up new Pstsnt, Demmsag .
ne nan 2 get % your Models, either n W5cf
htasaf or lion IN the nsategt manner.
AL kinds o. Belt Hanging done IN nrou1ue rfrIa
All kinds Of light Machinery put IS order II tta
Elo1f expeditions manner.
Lnglneertng ln8trunaentg reported.
small steam Ilgl181 repaired fhorourhfr
kail Road Oonductor's Punches man1f5ctur5f "a
the best manner.
Ral Road Conductor'B Punches repaired.
S-ln nc EsTything b the shape ef r6peirla1
or manasact1ring, done on contract.
- Entranc8 70 shop-IA Superior 1tr11l, u1 cns
pl.r Of asairs- BAkhARDD EAMEE0.
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CONT of Common Pleas,
CRIMINAL BRANCH.

JUDsE FoOTE-In the case Of Murphy
and Meredith, grand larceny, the Jury ac-
quilted Meredith and disagreed as to Muir
ply, Murphy was then triedupon charge
Of burglary and larceny, and acquitted.
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ATTENTION, GRAY CADETs.-You ere hereby
requested to appear at your armory, at 12H
o'clock to-day, Tuesday in full uniforms,
to attend the funeral of the late Capt. ". J..
Woodward. By order,
j. c. MERRITT, Q. s.
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Yours, truly,


1t is our impression that this whole thing
is stupendous swindle. These prize mum
bers are, doubtless, sent to parties all over
the country, each of them to probably five
hundred persons, and of course no prize is
ever drawn by anybody. Aswindle worked
on this plan had its headquarters in the
State of Delaware not long since, and many
were dupsd by it, but it was finally exposed
and killed. Several OF its circulars reached
this city, and those issued from Salem, N.
e., bear striking resemblance to them.
We have no doubt many more of these sa-
lem circulars have been distributed in this
locality, and that some have had the desired
effect. To those who would not be bitten,
we say have nothing to do with any Of these
"grand schemes )" they invariably turn out,
so far as we know, to be swindles.
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The cold season Is approaching, and your difieuls
q viii surely be WoTse and perhaps rendered IN
oU 1AsLE.
Tlsro is no guess work in the examination or in
thp administering Of ths medicines, tor By the in
ssrumenss used there can be no mistake, and the
Doctor nsger hesitatss to inform the patient his
friends Of the THUS state Of tn, case.
Ths Lootors parlors ct the Weddsn House are
thr0ngod 4 rly, many persons coming from diStant
statez, and others who vera dshsartensd By f1Em-
eroEgsFiones and large sums paid TO quaots, here
Hnd hsalfh, and that too By paying very moderate
snd reasonable charge.
Ihsro is no charge for consultation.
Doctor AlER does Hoi cure By mercury, caustios,
qunins, biatsrng, bleeding any Of the prsc icss
usually rssortsd 70 IN the treatment Of chronic dis
essos. Tho treatment Is admirably adapted to per
sons vino cannot take strong medicines the effects
are prompt and permanent, and but few days trial
viii convince the most skeptiosL The Doctor will
/. with pleasure name parties who can be seen and
convsrssd with in this city, who have been cured
b. his mode Of treatmsnt. Those who are now
aampsrng with their Lives under the blind guidance
Of s'trsvellng OF who are cying By inch
Is under the hands OF physicians VINO do not uRder
ota1d the nature Of their disease or true mode Of
culo, delay no longer, but while you have the pow
CT ssek IN rational way TO regain your health
Those too, who waiting for the disease to wear
on" think uhile Il s tIms OF those who, like you,
waited but in vaiu and have gone before you. Many
thousands Of those who have gone doEn to the
crave with consump ptiOn might have been saved
had they taken proper precautiOn and oheoksd the
sisssss when e Was catarrh or Inflammation Of the
throat. ProHt by rejecting upOa their fatal neg
1oof.
means. no~i.s7s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12

sPHEREoTYFEs.-stimpson is, beyond al
question, a superior artist, and we advise
those wishing to get q fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 1858
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. R27itf
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OoMMEROIAL.
Rnnr1 nfnrn1s-

PTesidsnt-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vles PrOs't-M. B. sOoTT. ITTeasuror-R. 7. LToE.
DIRECTORS.
n. D. Clark A. Quin, Il. 8. Davis, b, BroWhsll, 4.
Harvey, A. J, Begges, 3. =. Lester.
BEFEREEg.
8. T. Lester, J.G. HusssY, n. B. Scott.
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CRkwFoRD'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, 1861-11-12

NE The Scientific American, New York
Mercury, and all the illustrated papers for
this week. Also, Ballou's Dollar Monthly
forDecember, and Nine. Democrats Winter
Fashions, are at Hawks.
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" uRTAN svsTEM OF CURE.

q notprsctiod By any other physician. and the pub
lie 0hould note Ofthis fact. q has met with
~, .. = b. ~. ,-,r, Of Brocbocele, or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12

Us. CovzT-The United States District
and Circuit Cosrts, Judge Wilson presiding,
commence their sessions hismorning.- The
docket Of civil causes Wiiinot Be called untn
Wednesday morning et 10 o'clock.
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THE CITY.

FUNERAL OF Carr. WooDwARD.-The fu-
neral Of Capt. Woodward takes place from
the residence his brother, No. IS Harmon
street, at half past two o'clock this afternoon.
BE will be buried with military honors, in
which the following companies will unite ;
Light Guards, Capt Nevins Cleveland
Grays, Capt. Richards; Perry Light Infantry,
Captain Hayward; Gray Cadets, Captain
Whitehead; and detachment of 100 men
from the battery attached to the I'd Cavalry,
the whole under the command of Captain
Nevins. The military will form on the
square at oneo'clock, precisely.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-12

~ J. B. Hslf's Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price rs cents, at No. II Public Equare.
Nov s-R IL
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DRLMAT1o.-Mr. Peter Riehings and his
every where admired daughter. commenced
an engagement at Buffalo last night.
Couldock is playing at Chicago.