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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

A NOVEL WEDDING TRTP.-Previous TO the
recent meeting of the American Board in
this city, arrangements were made for ac-
commodating delegates at private houses so
far as might be necessarY,-those who could
receive guests sending in their names to
the committee of arrangements. A gentle
man who resides in the upper part of the
city found upon returning home on the
noon of the FIRST day, that gentleman and
lady had been ret apart TO receive his hospi-
tality. They were welcomed and entertain
ed until the hour for dining. AT the table,
the {" Delegate was requested to ask bles-
sing, which, strange to say, he declined
doing The time for the Boards afternoon
session came and went, but the gentleman
and lady started out for a roll, and return
ed, blissfully unconoerned about either mis-
sionsries or benighted heathens. The even
ing passed away, and at an early hour they
retired.
The next morning in the course of con-
versation, the lady of the house inquired of
her female vi, liant if she had ever kept
house, negative reply was returned.
"How long have you been married."
"since yesterday morning."
A few more words developed the follow
ing facts; The couple lived in country
town, and had been informed by their min
lister that the Board of Delegates was to be
held in Cleveland, and that strangers would
be provided for, and passed at half fare over
the roads. This was too good an opportu-
nifty to be neglected, and the worthy pair
were forthwith united in holy bonds, and
started out on a journey which resulted SO
successfully to them.
Our Cleveland friend had little idea that
he should be called upon to entertain such
angels when he sent in his name.
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MIsOELLANEoUs.

NV VESSEL The Milwaukee Sentinal says a new
vessel of 800 tons burthen, being built in that city,
is nearly completed. The builders intent Offering
her for sale when She finished. Quite addition
to the present feet Of vessels will be made before the
close Of navigation from those the stocks, at
different places on the lakes.
We clip the following items from the Detroit Ad-
vsrtiser of the 10 h.
SHIP BUuDTEG.-Messrs. Dunston & Boston, Of
the Detroit shipysrd have contracted with parties
in this city buid during the fall and cOminC win
ter, an A ! vessel Of some 3O1 tons burthen, and
have her in readiness for business or before the
st OF April next. She s to be built Of the very best
material throughout, and In accordance with tn
established reg glatios Of the Board OF UncerWrtt
ers. MeEsrs d 4 B. have alsO contract for build
ing a scow of large Dimensions for other parties.
SCHOONER Coz. FAIRcH1LRs which has been de-
having sprung aleaE, ont OF dry dock and pro-
oeeded on her voyage last evening.
SCHOONER n P. Goodeli, which has also been IN
dergoing repairs in Clarks ShipyRrd, from having
been ashnrs at East Sister, cas- proceeded on her
voyage 10 Bafia'o.
STEAMER MINNESOTA ABANDONED steam tuB
MCQUEEN which left her last week for the seaboarc
stoned on her way down render assistance 70 the
steamer Minnesota and pull her on II possible. She
found the ner badly used M, stern nteiy gone,
and so mn r,cked that il was impossible to save
her 81, stripped Of everything that can Be
save 90, y abandoned. Her cargo OF grain
isa to- ..- 'cd0O Tines
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uSiTEb sTAEzs srrawER MIcHIsAs.--Ths
0. s. steamer Michigan, Capt. Carter, ar
rived at this port last evening. This trim
little war vessel has been at Buffalo most #
the summer, whore her officers have been
recruiting sailors for the Navy, aud have
been quite successful.
We understand she will be in our harbor
for few days, and doubtless many Of our
citizens will avail themselves of the oppoIs
tunity to see q real oman Of war"
The following is a list of her officers -
Commander, J. C. Carter; Surgeon, VIM.
NJ. Wood; Paymsster, Charles W. Hassler !;
Engineers, VIM. H. Harrison, VIM. NJ. Ha-
lirsham, and Geo. W Melville; Captains
Clerk, C. E. Carter; Paymaster's Clerk, ].
J. Odell; Masters Mates, N. Mcleod, A.
LOuch, and James Hunter.
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THE CITY.

GOOD FOB De VILLIEBs.-It will be seen by
the telegraphic dispatches that Col. De Vii
liers of the IIth Ohio, who has recently es-
caped from Richmond, Is to be made Brig.
adler General. Good for the Major. His
perseverance, and dashing bravery have met
with rich reward. The Columbus Fact
by the way is too positive that Col. De Vii
liers had no hand in teaching Ellsworth
the sword and bayonet exercise or Zouave
tactics. We have it from the best authority
that Col. Ellsworth, long before his zouave
corps was formed, was daily practising these
exercises with the Colonel. An article in q
recent number Of the Atlantic Monthly,
written by Mr.. bay, a private secretary to
President Lincoln, speaks directly to the
POint. Moreover, the Chicago boys pre-
sented an elegant medal to De viIliers for
the services which he rendered in drilling
them.
Col. De Yilliers has probably not an equal
with the sword in this country.
ITEN-A very tipsy and important individ-
ual went up to the ticket office Of the Lake
Shore road, yesterday afternoon, and with
becoming gravity announced himself as In
the service Of the United States Government.
This fact, as might have been expected, Gre
ated decided impression, which wss not
lessened by his announcing that be had pa
pers to show this fact, but was too much of
q gentleman TO exhibit them; moreover,
that he was a man Of scrupulous honor and
integrity. These little facts having been
made known, he likewise announced that
though the failure of the express to deliver
to him some hundred and odd thousand dol
lars at this point, he was fifty cents short and
was going to allow the company the privi,-
edge of giving him ticket ca a-tward at a
deduction Of fifty cents from ordinary fare.
The company at once refused to take any
such unfair advantage, and the officer of the
Government was, after good deal of labor,
persuaded to move on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

~ Lieut.. Cotton, mentioned in the fol-
low item from the Toledo Blade, is q native
and was till quite recently, a resident of Mi
Ian. He is too well known in that vicinity
to need endorsement from US, but we may
be allowed to say that if his energy and
popularity fail to fill up a company OF the
best material, on short time, we shall de-
spair of much recruiting being done in this
county till the rebels are at our doors:
FoR THE 67TH.-Mr. Sheldon Cotton, Of
this city, has received e Lieutenant's Com
mission in the 67th Regiment, and has
opened a recruiting Office at Milan, Erie
County. Lieut.. Jolton's appointment is o
good one, and we expect to see him success
ful in his recruiting efforts. Our Erie
county friends may rely upon hearty re-
eeption and good treatment in the 6eth.
II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

CART. JANIS HAMPsoy,-Of Company D
LIST Ohio Regimedt, arrived in town Monday
and leaves to-day for Camp Corwin at Day.
ton, thence to proceed without delay to the
seat Of war. His company, the Cleveland
Grays, is one of the best disciplined in the
service. Capt Hampson has already served
with distinction, having been present at the
engagement at Vienna, and also having led
the right company in the front column al
the battle Of Bull Run, than which there
was no more honorable or periIou, situation
IN the American army. Ohio has many
brave officers and men in the fel 1, but she
may be proud of Captain Hampson-Sa-
kcns Repft5hcdu,
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FRTTFD NEED. THY IT.

D1. EUElTE lEIAELIELl EEEIEEi7F q prepcred
Fom ths rsoile q Dr. Stephen Sweet. o. Con-
nsoti1ut TIE great boos-ssttsT, and has been Dss IN
aI practice for ths last twenty Tears with hs most
aBtoui5hing sEcossl. AZ an external remedy q iR
githOat rival, and VIII sIloVials pain naoFo speed
u thnn G other preparation. Tor sn Rhoumatio
Gnd EaFVos Disorders Is ID truly lnfsnIbls and a.
glEutiss ior soros, Wounds, sprNinr, Bruises "a,
ilI soothiEa, healinE and pos 7Tfai strengthening
usoparzss, sEuifa tbs ust Uoaaef snd sstoaishms1t
g au Uko have ever given Il 8 trial. ever fouE
nunzEsd oolti1oatsS of FeErkSbls 0arss, performed
tF Fit Vithia the last two yalrs atssst this net.
EorUsls b. Btroag 3 Armstrong; ~ Wm. Fisks.
&c advertisement. scpz7- -Bz5d8W
MAEHooD-HOW LosT-H0W REsToRED.-
last Published in sea'sd Envslopsi price cents.
A lecture On the Nature, Treatment ana radical
Curs of Eperuatorghoaa or ssminal Weakness, In
Eoluatsrg Emissions, Sexual Debility, and IBPed-
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aumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
1ncapacity, resulting from self-Abuss, &o.-By
ROBT. }. 0ULTERWELL, N. D., Author Of the
GREEE BsoE, &C.
ga Boon 20 Thousands Of Sufsrsrs." sent under
UaaI, - plain enveloPs, TO any address, PosT PAID
"a reooipt Of six cents, two postage stamps By
Dr.. On. J O. KLINE,
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Sept6d HW964
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

Nor a ffKMeHT. "A paragraph in yester-
day mornings LEADER might be supposed to
charge DR.. Capener, the Democratic csndi-
date for Coroner, with being q knight of the
Golden Circle. No such intention was had
in writing the paragraph. Our reference TO
the "6olden Circle Democracy" was by no
means intended to charge any candidate
upon the Democratic ticket as being q mem
Der Of that treaEonable order. We have no
doubt that DR.. Cspener is personally true
Union man, snd we hsvs his authority fol
saying that he never had a suspicion Of there
being division Of the said order in Ohio
until he saw notice made of the arrest oi
seme Of its members.
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6or $aIE or 8Eut.
nnfIR.RIl
z o r s A L E,
A EAPrI nR q Arpra

a FARM or "A ACRES.
WITH TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
In the Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
well, cstern and out houses, all new Just compile
With all modern improvements; the grounds have 8
nont on klnsuan Avenue Of 20 rods ; a beautiful
raVtne ana living brook through TIE rear end
o. the arm there are several aDriu uEs OF Dure water
running ont rom TIE banks Of the rsviue, which
With simple hydraIiic works, be conveyed TO am
part o. the Farm For q Centlenan's Residencs
the Whole grounds can DO elegantly ana tastefuIlT
arranged sOr a Garden, flnsyarc, Fruit Cui-
tnre, u can he made PyO1teblo, being near the
ciycnly about LOO rods RON the corporation limits
This farm oan be divided into lots OF one 20 vs or
more acres, and mako elegant residences, and at
large ady1nce Of the price Gt which Il can now Be
purchased. There ere about or acres Of wood
land part Of which q q beautiful Grove The
uuo In front Of this Farm.
Aiso-A hEM Two STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, Sc corner OF hinaman and
Forest streets. lot lis scot Einsman and s95 on
class, With al tbs modern style, and built IN q sub.
gtantial manner.
Als0-A New TWO STORY BRICK BOUsE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &c. situated on Forest street.
Lot l9u tset front by rs tect deep Thia is hrsi
class house, built ia substantial man1sr, gnd II
the italian style ofaTcfitcctura.
Also-Anothcr Two SIOsF BRICK HOUSE
Barn. Out Buildings. &C, adjoining The one last de-
scrbsd. Lot iu0 fst i5ont b rs f0st desb and IN.
ished in all respects like tho other.
Also-CHE VACANT LOT, on Kinsman street
second lot nom tbs corner Of k1n5man aud NCrasi
streets, lis beet out by 395 deep. Nine lots on FOR
est street, between Ein5manl and ScovfQ Avenue
osst SIDE. Lots 50 fcet 'front.' bg 225 feet deep. WI
sell on time TO suit purchasers.
- For fnrther information enquire Of the under
signed, No. 400 kinsmsn ST., Oloveiaad' Chic.
Iunos0-so6 B. BARKER.
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CLEVELAND MARKET.-Oct. 10.

FLOUR-sales 70 bblS red whiet double extra
at sLs74; 81 bbls country. ground white do at Si.
50, and 100 bbls rcd do at 81 Is.
WHEAT-Lower. sA'es II cars red at go on
trR7k; 800 bush and ,sCO bush at Csc, free on
board :; 1900 bush choice white afoat at siO..
CORN-sAl.s cars on tra.k at $40.
OArS-SAle car at 22c.
HIGHWINEs-sales 90 bbls at Is5fc, and 500
bbls at Ice.
BUTTER-UnebAnged, and ranging at 96sc.
EGGS-selling at 90lOc.
ERuITa-DrIld apples auiat at b.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

~ Bakers opposite the Post Office, has
already become one of the institutions Of
the city. His counters are covered with the
latest papers and periodicals Of the day
while his shelves contain a fine assortment
of stationery, &c. Give him e call before
purchasing elsewhere.
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THE FAIR INEZ;
Or THE LONE LADY OF THE CRIMSON CLIFFs
CONTINUED from LIST wax


OaAP1ER I-THE JANE GRAY.
Tho story opens on the coast Of Spain
In the month Of August, and she year IS,
and b-gins by bIinirg 8 stanoh TX to view,
with a Captain-Geoigs Wrigot-ald a braysJol-
The mans ofthis fine brig was the Jane Grsy,''
And in the summer she lazy lay,
With Just air eCOuSn her sails TO MI,
And Ii mott IN ko- . her at her captains viii.
brief cescriutiou Of thls CT fs throw give Jou;
she was s-m as er brig, and clipper snsPed, tooi
And her rigging all was butt Just hFe b sOOp,
Except crJss-isshings on her chicken coop;
she al Jump Top galiants in pia o. head-guyB
Add n T hsel tacKlss reachsd to the Clouds IN the
In tact sne was riggsd from mizz n to bow,
20 that fDI running she eOuld nol b. beat anyhOW.
Her eap am Gtorge Wrlght, was seaman most
As ever aid sail en- a salt water wave;
a man Of lew words, he was born VIII n quite small
And took 70 the sea the very next fall
And was capturea BY Indians on lake Eris's shore,
sdi,! MS health was quite good, and his appetite
You wolli think so, atIeast. if with you he shOuld
As evening approached and a breeze sprinetng up,
Be ordered ali hands to the m in gallant poop
Then spripging on deck, in a cam yo.ce he said:
Lun her d n your eyes, luh herln and then he
went to bed.
70 BE CONTINUED MKT RELK.l
And we would say to .ur numerous readers and
paSrons that IN the next chspt W. viii intro1u' G
sne Fair lnez IN the m anJims We are ms odu-inG
INTO our Mag ih,snt Unien Han the ia1seat ana n
nest assort lsnt OF
OVEROUATINGS. OLO1as, OAssIM EREs AMI
VESTINds,
for the Fail and " inter, that has ever been oul
pleasure 10 exhibit in Ulsve ID, and We would in
vie all call AM examine our res Fall and a IN
rer sIo. k, as our pr.css are lower than ever.
ISAAC A lsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency fer the sals Of Singers Celebrated
SEWING IA CHIMES
AID
STORR'S AUTOMATOE PRESSMAH.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets.
~ LOOK OUT FOR THE GIANTA -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

BAD FoR sIoEL.-A man named sigel got
drunk and attempted to drive his team over
the Kinsman street cars. The resul. was the
complete humiliation of his own vehicle
and several severe bruises on his face from
the heels Of his own outraged horses. The
cars kept right on as usual.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

sTAEDART's AID KIENET's BATFER1Ks.-The
batteries of Captains STANDARD and Kinney
are still at Cincinnati, and are well supplied
with cannon and other army equipments
They have taken up quarters at the Elm
street barracks, where they will remain for
a short time to perfect the drill and put
themselves in complete readiness fer the
6eId
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

LACOEIcs.-There are but three classes Of
men; the retrograde, the stationary, and the
progressive-Lavater. The retrograde are
those who do not buy their boots of Mcclure;
the stationary are those who 10 buy boots Of
Mcclure, for they never go elsewhere; the
progressive, are composed of crowds of new
customers, who havo reformed, and now buy
boots only of Mcclure, on Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

LETTERs FOR THE ONO sEvEETH.-Corporal
Gayely, Of Co. A, 7th Ohio, will leave on
Monday with some recruits for the regi-
ment, and will be happy to receive letters or
papers for the boys. They can be left at
this Office.
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BUFFALO mAHKRT-Oct. 10.

NT0DH-MarEst quiet and unchanged,
WEEAT-MaTEetl less firm; in moderate demand
Sales lJ0 bnsh red Michigan al 81 rs; $50 bush
red Ohio at Sl.U-; $3.50 bush red Indiana at SlO6
3, o. bush Milwaukee ciub on private terms.
CORN-Market better. Sales 600O bush Toledc
at Ss&c; 5000 bush at 39ci 6,C0 bush 3ai coo bU
at 41c.
CANAL E0EICHTS-Firm; l61Sc on corn lsC
on wheat to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS 7,OOO bbls -four; Ie6 coo buh
wheat; l7l,0o0 bush corn; 7,CO) bush barley.
ANAL EXPD2TS- 2 COO bbls hJur; 2Z2 600 bJ
wheati 77O0 bush corn; 1000 bush oats; 100 bush
barley; 900 bush rye
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

FoR TIE 42D REeIMEET.-Capt. H. b. Viii
lard passed through this city, on Wednes-
day, with sixty-fve recruits from Ravenns,
for Col. Garfeld's Regiment, and arrived at
Camp Chase, Columbus, on Wednesday
evening. This Regiment is fast filling up.
somseighthundred have already been sworn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

FRoM MIssoURI.-A young man came Bar
nett who lives in COnneaut, and who belongs
to Carlin's Battery, passed through here
yesterday afternoon on his way home. The
battery left Jefferson, Mo-, on Friday last
for sedalia in Western Missouri. The men,
with few exceptions, were in good health.
Burnett qad been i'll in the hospital and is
off on flrlough.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

~ Capt. Barrett, late of the 18th Regi-
ment, was in town yesterday. Capt Barrett
has recruited over fifty men for a company
for the 9th Regiment, o. V. Cavalry, within
few days. Capt. B. proved himself a
worthy officer in Western Virginia:
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8paraina

BOARDING HOUSE--TRE
n HOUSE, No. q Public Square, and by the
5S5na Church,-one Of the pleasante1t loeatlon1 In
ahs Oitg-ha8 been thoroughly regaireds and y noE
Efoir CEn rooms can Be accommodated with large
and ocnvenient roomB and BED -roomss and single
astionl on reasonable terms. Bslarenceg given and
TeqaiTBd. Uel:R36l 8. W, BURkITI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

TIE F1RsT ONO REeINEET.-The 1st Ohio
Regiment, under Col. A. Med. MeCook, is
now nearly full and in excellent quarters at
Camp COrwine, in the vicinity Of Dayton
It is the desire of the Colonel to raise it to
the maximum number, 1,O1O men, when he
viii immediate report his command for ser
v-;oa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

ELEOTRIO BATRs.-Dr. .Gibson's new elee-
trio baths cure general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equslize the cirou-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
smsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfso-
ton to the sick. The pleassntest bath
room In the city for ladiss-a female oper-
ator in attendance. OHice No. III Ontario
street. iy3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

~ The price Of the MosNlEo LIADHI 50
neWs agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
Tho postage on the LHADHR, to News
Dealers, is One-fOurth Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties renting
postage stsmps should send US one and three
cent instead Of larrer denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

HEAVY BusIEEss.-An immense amount
Of freight is daily passing over the roads
leading to this city. On Tuesday last about
one thousand tons from the East was trans
ported southwark on the Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

RELIEvED.-Capt. Henry Belknsp of the
Eighteenth Infantry relieves First Lieut.
J. P. ". Neill of the same corps, in the
duties of mastering and disbursing officer
in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

CAPT. HANPsoN.-Capt. Hampson of Co.
D, 1st Ohio, we are informed, has been taken
down again at Salem by a return Of his re-
cent malady. We trust that he may con
recover and be ready to return to his duties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

~ Carbon and Lubricating Oils at low
prices in quantities TO suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stuccO, Sugars, MOlasses, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
sprague's, Oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

r. Frank Leslie, n. Y. illustrated,
wilkes Spirit, Wayerly Magazine, Boston
Pilot, True Flag, Saturday Evenings Post
and independent for this week at Bakers,
opposite the Post Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

AZ e meeting Of the members Of the MI
bSry Committee for the 18th Congressional
District, held at Cleveland on the Oh day
Of October, A. D 1851, in pursuance OF mo-
tice given by the temporary Chairman
There we're present Amasa tore, Jr., VIM.
Bingham, and F l. Ba.kus, of Cuyahoga
county, and VIM. L. Perkins Of Lake county,
whereupon the Committee were organized
BY the appointment Of F. T. Baokus Chair
man, and William Bingham, Secretary.
The Committee then divided the County
of Cuyahoga into two subdivisions, the first
consisting of the territory Of tho same lying
on the east side of the Ouyahoga river, and
the second of that on the west side, where
upon the following County Committees were
appointed, to wit:
ron THE EAsTERS SUBDIVISION or CUYAHoGA
COUNTY.
Geo. B. senter, of Cleveland.
Sillman Witt, of +"
VIM. II. Hayward, of /"
DAiius Adams, of Collamer.
A. H. Comstock, of Bedford.
FOR THE WESTERN SUBDIVISION.
VIM. B. Castle, of Cleveland, West Side.
J. NJ. Colin berry, Of
F. Nicola, of d"
Reuben Wood, of Roekport.
Theodore Breck, OF Brecksville.
FOR THE COUNTY OF LAKE.
s. s. Osborne, ofP ainesville.
Charles D. Adams, of
c. G. Jennings, of
SelIck Warren, of Mentor.
D. R. Paige, Of Madison.
Foa THI COUNTY OF GEAUGA.
B. B. Woodbury., of Caardon.
R. +. Bowen, "
Erastus Spencer, Of Ciaridon.
Peter Hitchcock, of Burton.
Reese JonnsOn, of Batavia.
The duties which devolve upon these COM
mittees are defined in the circular Issued by
the Adiutant General OF the State, and pub
lished in the Leader OF Oct. Sd. It is ex-
peetod that these Committees will meet at
the earliest practicable moment, upon TIE
call of their temporary Chairman, and or
ganise and enter at once the discharge of
their duties FT. BAckUs, Charm.
WV. BIEoHAN, Secretary.
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REvoLAERs AND BOWS KNIvEs.-Attention
is directed to the advertisement Of b. Hat
tersley, who has received fine assortment
of revolvers and bowie knives, which are
for sale cheap.
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8EpolrEra.

d EVOLVERS & BOWIE KNIVES.
IG-A fne assortment Of Colts new medel and
old style Revolvers. Aiso-eacon'B, Smith Wes-
sons sharpe's and other styles RevOlvers, and .
hne assortment Of Bowie Knives, just received AID
q. HATTERsBY's Gun Store.
sapql No I07 Gnnnrinr street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-11

BADLY CUT UP.-Three Treasury clerks
have been discharged for careless trimming
Treasury notes.