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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30
FROM NRW YnRK.

NEW 1eRK, NOV. 29,
The Fort Monroe correspondents Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer announces the arrival
there Of the Is. gunboat Coeur de Leon,
from Washington. She had g shots fred at
her, but received only one, doing q little
damage.
A man calling himself Bryan oHsrra, Of
Porto Rico, who came from Norfolk on TEes-
day With a flag Of truee, vas dstsiaed by
Gen. Wosl, and bis trunk examined. Il
contained valuable papers, soms sealed and
stamped By the British Consul ct Charleston.
and directed to Lord Lyons. These were
sent 70 Secretary Seward for inspection. o..
Harra IS suspected Of having been a. officer
aboard the Fingal, which Be says ia to be
fitted out for man. of.B1 at Charleston,
and 70 carry iormidabls battery Of Whst-
worth Fiaed guns. He says the Fingal ar
rived of Tybee two weeks since from South
auptol Tia. Porto CabeIlo, where she had
seen the Sumter ofIe1i.
Some Of the arms brought By the Fingal
are being used against Port Pickeus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30

Ok TER HALT sERLL.-A pleasant little
party, composed of those who can appreciate
q good thing, was gathered on Thanksgiving
evening ct the house Of the genial pTOprie-
tor Of the Cleveland Omnibus Line, to finish
the days banqueting with new thing in
CleVelsnd-boiled oysters. Oysters raw,
s.ewsd and roasted, oysters fried, scallOpsd
and plain, are the delight of every well reg
ulated palate, but boiled oysters were not
known before TO ClevelandeFs, save 70 those
who have sOiournsd in Washington, and
eassn them IN the shantY wherein they ere
there served. But they are good thing
big thing on the half-shsll, and one may
eat Of them until the discarded shells make
small mountains ct his feet, without running
any risk Of meeting the fats Of the frog that
eSssyed to be as big as an OK. Being boiled
In the shell, and opened and eat seriati1z, .
man need not hesitate TO sttack peek Of
oysters, nor small party stand aghast ai
the prospect Of big boiler full BEST be
the man who first boiled an oyster.
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MORNING LEADER.
~ ApVRREIaRMENFl.

Oisvoiand Nahonias RaIlrOd-Tino Table.
snong aImstrOag-Arriss' Matsria-a.
A. \. ferIy CJ-FoT Rsnt.
Family snt Bakor's Eiour.
-Nn Fesd.
Bsz l7Os-BOGrdors Wanted.
Cleveland WorItod oo-IndiEO Blus Yarn.
u, ". Jonol -App,ess.
I. P. BhsfWood-OhsekS and PiAlds.
-Wooisn shAElI.
Hoop sksrts.
}. B Csbb 4 C0-Lsssons IN Liz,
A. , Ensisn-eth Ohio voluntsss OSsalrT.
o. cstiOr 4 Boa-Aurtion Sale.
strons 4 Arm ,trong-Lossl Notice.
Msfeanti'e cOllsgs-LoeLi Notice.
sBahsl-Loeal Eoiiess.
Y.M.C. A.-Basinom Notice.
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RrRREGnAnRTTaT.

OAFl BAclI Nov. p.
Ths City Of Baltinors nom LiVespool z5tt,
QoeensioHn 2lSt passd this eFsning.
L isFsportsd that . large steamer Iatt Lon
don with fuIl cargo Of munitions Of VA fcr
the Fsbel Stats.
PriYsteer steamer Nashville arrived &
Southampton on ths 2lss On Tie ISh uhs
boarded The Amerizn ship Harvey Bulch,
from HGYre 70 New York, and took Of Cart.
Nelson and crew, aad burnsd Tie ship ta hs
waters edge. She then landed ths CaDt.fn
aad crew as Southampton, and remained thers
with the rebel Aag flying.
Capt. Helson says Capt Psnam, Of fhs
Nashville denies that that vessel Easa War
steamer
Rus5alis last letter says Lincoln and his
Cabinet were not indisposed 70 peaceful A.
bitrati0n, and were probably considering
proposition for accepting Or ssking inisr.
Eention Of great Europsan PoWal.
Il is reported that several steamers haFe
insured for q run 70 New Orleans and back,
at twenty guineas.
The French part Of the Msxicaa axpedlfi1n
comprises is Eessela 53o gana, 5, 900 aTorl,
and 1900 troops.
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Office yesterday morning, we send cur Tri-
Weekly subscribers copy Of the Daily.
AFEW WoRDs sE 6Ex. LAHE.-On We'd
nssday evening many citizsns Of Cleveland
visited Gen. Jas. II. Lane at the Esddell
House, where he was temporarily sojourn-
ing on his journey 10 the East. OF course
the conversation was upon the campaign in
MissOuriin great measure. Among many
other things, Gen, Lane said, in reply TO 4
dheet question, that his men had been
charged with stealing and plundsring to an
unlimited extent during his march through
the snemY'I country. This charge he pro-
noaneed entirely false; be stated that they
were strictly forbidden, under penalty Of
death, from all Outrages Of this nature. The
only ground for the accusation vas probably
to be found in the fact that he had freely al
lowed and encouraged slaves to leave their
masters and come within his lines. In 90
doing, he had told them % bring with them,
90 far as possible, Whist was needed for their
own support. Thin he did in order that they
mightbe ss Light q burden upon Govern
ment as was possible.
To an enquiry concerning Gen. Hunters
probable feelings on the cOntraband queS-
ton, he said that he could say this much
that abort time since General Hunter wrote
him letter, saying that he would like TO
raise regiment Of niggerB and regiment Of
Indians that the enemy employed such
material, and he would be glad 10 meet them
with their own weapons.
OfFremont he said ho (Lane) had done
all that he could 70 have him plsced in
commsndi that he vas friend Of Fremont
but he considered him "toO abort for the
place He detailed the manner IN which
Gen. Fremont had ordered him hithsr and
thither without any apparent object in visW,
He told him to 60 70 Kansas City 70 defend
it. When he had arrived there he rscsived
a message to burn all the stores in the place
and to fall back. This Lans refused to do
il being a wHntOn destruction Of property
without cause. A third order then came fo
him to Hnove south, inasmuch ss Ksnsai
City was safe" Hsd he complied, it would
have brought him with I 200 men far swaI
in the rear Of the ensmy's forces, with nj
support whstsveF.i
Gen. Lane said that be had burned thre'
towns; two because the inhabitants Wer,
disloyal; and one, ssdalis, to prevent tn
great amount Of stores there from fallinl
into the eneuy's hands, he being ordered =
fan back By Fremont.
he considered large proportion Of Mis-
souri, loyal to the Government. Theprevsil
ing feeling there with reference to FremOn
IS, hst he is not the man for the place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30

ELECTRIC BATHs.-Dr. .Gibson's new cleo
trio baths cure general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalise the oircu-
lstion and remove almost every disease in
smsnnsr truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfas-
ton to the sick The plsasantsst bath
room In the city for ladies female opsr-
stOr in attendance. ORos No. III Ontario
street.. jyS
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MELANCHOLY sUIoDF.-MsIy Kearney, q
girl employed BY Wheeler & Russell, at their
Dining Han in the depot, was found drown
ed in the lake about s.o'clOek yesterday
m,rning. She was Of remarkably pleasant
disposition, and was a favOrite with all oOn-
nected with the establishment in which she
served. An inquest held BY Coroner Hart
man yesterday noon developed the following
facts: She has besn in the employ Of Mr..
Jas. Wheeler for year and q half, and was
native Of Tippersry, Ireland. On Thursday
night, according to the testimony Of Mary
MCGUIRE the deceased appeared to be sick
OF crazy. She drsB. ed herself, however, ate
dinner and went to the Office at noon. About
AZ o'clock deceased went 10 her room, and
witness did not see her again till o'clock in
the evening, and then paid no particular at
.ention TO her. At 95E O'Clock witness Weni
70 ths room. Deceased had gone 10 bed
and wanted some tea, which was brought
During the night shs started up every few
minutes talked about hsr mother and sistsl
and said she would like 70 see them. Aboui
midnight she said she thought Ihs woult
dress and 20 out, and also said that II Ghs die
not drown herself then ahs would some othsl
time. She continued talking thus until ,oor
after o'clock yesterday morning, Whel
witness len the room for about Eve minutes
On returning deceased was abssnt, and wit
nssS could not find her. The alarm va
given and further search made but vithou
success. At s1< o'clock e stranger observe,
6 body in the water just back Of the Estinl
House in ths depot, and gave the alarm. !
Ras taken out By means ofropes and diScOT
cred 70 be fhstof The nisslnggiF ThsveT
diet Of the jury vas thst Mary " came to he
death By drowning herself, in it Of msu'a
dsrzngsment."
| Mr.. Wheeler testified that deceased hs,
frequently been unWel while IN his smvlov
snd Al such tines appeared 70 have som
trouble on her mind. Re had directed
room TO be prepared for her On Thursds
night and watchers 70 remain with her.
Mary was well and favogably known 70 4
Who DO business at the depot, and vas elps
oiaily attentive 70 ladies travelling alone, 81
\ taading 70 their wants with unusual kind
ness. Her bright and intelligent fses WI
be sadly missed in its seeustomsi plaos.
Hsr parents reside in The city.
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FROm WAsHINeFON.

MAsHIEGIOH, Nov. %.
Sir Jas. Ferguson having denied that be
was acting as SPY when visiting this coun-
Try, it is only justice to him to say that be
was charged BY many persons in the South
with letters 70 be distributed through tia
Post OHices in the North, and that On arri7.
ing st Washington, and baing advised thai
such conveyance Of corTespondencs was Dro.
hibited, at once repaired to the State Depart.
ment and surrendered all the papers % the
9oVernmenL
Speneer's new repssting hreseh loading
ride was tried hY board Of army officers, BY
order Of Gen. Mcclellan, on Friday Thel
made q satisfactory report and recommended
is introduction into the service. An order
for q supply had previously been issued b
the Navy Department
Col. Berdan viii grant ne mere commits
sions to raise companies Of sharpshOotsrs. as
enough have already been granted to NOR
than fll it Those wishing to jsin this corps
aust enlist uader captains holding connie
SONS prior to this data.
Posr 0FFIcR DEPAzslrEzr.) !
WAsHRsTog, Nov. %. I
Il has been reported 70 this DeDsrtue1l
that cone Post Masters have declined to re
eeive 2. s. Treasury notes payable on de-
mhnd, when presented to them iE payment
for postage stamps and stamped en7elopes.
Past Masters are therefore Informed Ihai
these notes are TO be received and disburseo
By them az equivalent in all RESPECTS 70 coin.
By urdsF Of the P. u. GeHsIai, =
B. r. BETERL1,
Sd Asst P. n General
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NAHaooD-HoV Lo1F-HoW RzsFozED.-

AAEaooD-HoE LogE-HoW REEozD.-
SuEt pahllshsa in sss'sd Envsl0psi Bries cents.
4 Leisure OF TIE Eatura, Tftstnani eEe Eufical
cus e sp1rnatorrhGa o. ecmint Wsaknssas Ia.
Veilu1lry nnisllonI, BoEoal Dchllity, end 1Eipeis
imcuts % Earriags gsnofallYs NorFeusnola, Ool-
Buurtioa, Epilolay and Fitsi Mental und Phylieal
Iae.sseity, FeSulting ffon solf-Abur.s ko.-sng
enIEI Bs0z, a.
"a BooR b Thounaadl q suaafsr1." usnt uaauf
ai, a slain easoiogo, % sny address, RoSE fA1n.
% asoa,rt ofulE oon1s, or tUo postage stanr1. b
Dr. Oh. J. Q. KLIHH,
N bOEOEy, New ToTk, POss oase Beg; -;
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EorICE.-The Library of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be open hereafter
on Saturday afternoon from to O'Clock,
for the purpose Of drawing books. All those
having books belonging 10 the Library a-e
requested to return them at that time.
noy30:se4
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAAAAh14oAf NOV. ZSs
|. The cargo Of the captured British rehoon-
er Marble consisted Of bales Of blankets,
4 cases Of cloth, 3 boxes Of search, Is boxes
tin, 40 bags coffee, 20 bbls. potatoes, $50
pigs Of Lead, 30 bags shot, box shoes, 6 do
aEroT root l case pistols and revolYsrs, ?
cases Of cavalry swOrda and 2 esses Of
stores.
The Marble vas formerly named the John
". Anderson, of Baltimore, and there is a
strong presumption Of her intention 70 run
the blockade She viii be sent to Philadel-
phis Tor adjudication.
According to present indications the Pres
idents Message vii not be sent hence in ad-
vance Of lie delivery to Congress. The res
son foE this is probably the fact that It, a.
well a. the Reports Of the Secretary Of War
and Navy VIII be kept open until the latest
moment in order TO make such additions and
alterations as the constantly recurring
events may require.
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- The price Of the NOEE1Es LEADHl b
news agents Is Ons Dollar and Fifty OSatl
per hundred, and no deviation ERdsF any
circumstances.
The postage on She LaADEE, 70 NsWB
Dealers, il one-fourth Of q cant per copy.
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- cenLas
- Doors open at ~ P. n.
L. N. oviatt, Esq, suPerintsndsnt Of the
City Schools, fully approves Of the plan Of
Saturday afternoon exhibitions in ElosutiOn,
and called special mssting of all the teach
erS, Nov. goth, for the purpose of explaining
the object Of the readings, and inviting
their cooperation.
Rev. J. A. ThOme, Member of the Board
of Education, in note to Pref Griffith,
says. Any effort that promises 70 interest
our teachers and pupils more deeply in that
important branch of Observation-Disclosures
ary Reading fail to have my hearty
concurrence.
Ansel Roberts, Eaq., Secretary of School
Board, &C., says: heartily concur in your
plan OF giving sfternosn exhibitions in Eio-
cutiOn to the scholars Of the Grammar and
high Schools, and cannot doubt but that
both teachers and pupils viii second your
proposition with alacrity.
Hon. Harvey Rice, President Of the Board
Of Education, says: am gratissd TO learn
that you propose to give, at MelodeOn Hall,
a series of Saturday afternoon Exhibitions in
Eloeution to the pupils of our Grammar and
High Schools and teachers generally with 8
view 70 improve the style Of reading in Oul
schools, and to illustrate the principles Of
Elocution. think the ability to read with
force and elegance an enyiable compliment
and hope both pupils and teachers will avail
themselves Of your instructions and iIlustra-
tions. Your eminent success as q teaeher Of
the "divine art" Of ElOquenee, is too well
known TO the public TO need any cOmmsn-
dstion from me. lam confdsntyour effort.
70 improve the style Of reading in ON
schools, viii be ehssrfuIly approved By the
Board Of Education, and regarded with fsVOr
BY the public.
After Pref GFiRth's public readings in
this city last spring, the Cleveland Plair
Dealer said: "PrOE Griffith has = finely
modulated voice over which he possesses won
derful command. Hsseems equally at hOma
in either tragedy, comedy or the pslO dFA,
matte, and his stories are as good as {
play. Those who fail to attend his second
reading viii miss feast rarely presented il
this city"
The Herald said: Prof Griffith Is one o
those who can make an sntsrisinmsnt o
this kind Esl worth listening tOsnd paying
for. His command Of voice and feature /
4 excellent. His readings show an sppFsei-
atiTs conception Of the suthOf's purpose.
i Remember the MslOdeon nsxt Saturday
shsrnoOa nt two o'clock.
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sPFCIaI NOTICE

hsoold season Is sBproschiug, and your dimrui-
ElH Surslg be worse and perhaps rendered n.
hkuE.
Tusro & no guess EcTk in the ezaminstion or in
TIE sdminItsrilg Of ths medioinss. Tor By the IN
EtFunUn5 u1sd thsrs can be no mistake, and the
Dessert hositstss 70 inform the patient or his
nisnd1 q fhs EluH state Of tbs case.
M Doctors pariors at the Wsddsu House are
th1ongsd daily, many pe-sOng coming from distant
6tasol, and others who vera dlEhsartened By FORM
erszDarissos and large sums paid to quaeks, hsrs
Ind health, and that too bT paying very modsrats
a1d roe1csabls charge.
Ihare 4 no charge for oonEultatiou.
Doctor A1EK does not cure By mercury, causfics,
1una. bilstsriag bleeding CT any OF the practices
ESuay rSsOrtsd 70 in the treatment Of chronic dis.
easss. Ths treatmsnt Is admirably sdsptsd to psr-
Ion1 Who cannot take strong msdicinas the sIsotl
ara F1ompt and permanent, and but few days trial
Eiu convince tia most skeptIcaI. The Doctor win
Eifh pleasure name parties who can b seen and
soaysrBsd with In this city, who hsEs been cured
by his mods q treatment. Those Who are nov
snpezins Win thsir lives undsr the blind Euidanc
e 'trEFolhnE-d or who are cYinR By inch
g under the hands Of physieiHns Who DO not uRdsr
Etsnd the nature of thoir disease or true mode o.
ours, delay no longer, but Whils you hEVe the pow
e. sosk in rational way to regain your health
Eoss too, who are waiting for the disease 70 'FeG
olr think shils e b time, ct thoss Who, like you
waited but 10 vain and haFs gone tsforo you. Man
ttoglEnds o. those Who have gone dom TO tn
grave With consumption might haEs been save
he'd theT taken proper prscaution and checked tn
ezsoass Whsn Il was catarrh or lnhsmnstion Of tn
glroat PrOdt By rejecting upon thsir fatal neg
les.
%Ths charge shall in no case b abOvs you
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OsWEGO RIARKEF-Nov. 9


ELOUR-Markst steady.
EAT-Market dull Sales 2 800 bush ed 10.
diana on private terms.
CORN-Aarket uLehsnEsd. saiss 500 bush a
45o. .
BARLEY-Ia modsrste demand. Sales I4C0
bush Toronto ct &C from store
RKE-4arket dull sales J, 900 bu Canada ct &c
PEAS-Market uneh1nssd. sales ], so Canada
at Sc
LAKE mIPORTs-s. "A bbls -four; 400 bush
wheat. 1900 eorni ssoO bush barley; loo bush ne
LOO bu peas
CANAL KXPORTS-24,sl1 bush wheat; l2. 20
bulh corni 1,llp bush barlsy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30

sPHEREoTTPEs.-stimPsOn is, beyond al
question, 6 superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get a fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25'
Superior street, will richly repay 10th oiti-
zen and stranger. R27:f
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PESNLNsHrr- A grand old Writing school
for the coming month will begin on Monday
evening next, Dec. I'd, at the Msreantils
College. All ladies Geographically inelin-
cd are to be present. Wilbsr will be on
hand with copies ofgraee and ease Of curve,
TO show his "Slight Of hand"
Married ladies and others wishing private
lessons in writing can be accommodated in
the Ladies' Department. Apply soon.
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PRBsONs on TULI HADlTs,

Who ere uEhleot 20 Oostlvenslsi Hsaasche, Giddi-
Er.l, DTogul1arl, sad ringing 10 the ears arising
non too Frsat q Gov Of blood % ne h1ad, should
ngEur Be without
BBAEDHErH'6 PILLS,
and mang hishJ daogoroGs symptoms viii b re-
u1Fsi ~ thalF Immediate ~.
Ihh Hon. J. Hunt, Of Wolt1hossoF O., n. T., y
Es.l 81 tss. has used BFsndeth's Piis Cor tEsntY-
~ var oz HIS sole medicine. Whan be fssll him
nelfindistosod, b it from Gold, rheumatism, Ash
"a, Hoadacha. Bilious AHoot.on1, Co.ilEohsus. or
irritation a TIE kidneys or bladder, he dsss nothing
~ take isW doaas q Branlofht Piita.
h uslal mathod d % take six pils, and rsdlos
~ tole oaeh night. one rin. In evurg attasE Of
alckhs.s ier tvontT. hvs years thia ainpls maihod
1al nsFor flllod b rsls11s HIN 10 hsalth; and su
nl1 ars % Be found 70 active and hearty as he.
Bolt b. A. Gardner, ~ superioF street., clags
lanf 0hios snd hy Hn respectable eoalsTs IN medi.
r.rras nov7R23
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30

A NEw WORK, b. DR.. Holland, has just
been published, entitled Z" Lessons in Life. -
This book is superior 70 s' Timothy Titcomb's
Letters" !" and our readers viii agree with Us
thnt this is high prsiSe. The work is very
sensible in its observations, and exceedingly
chserful in spirit, and nOOne, unless he ha1
the essential qualities of hOrss block, car
read It without profit. For sale By J. B
Cobb Co. Price 81 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30

CRAwVoRD'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.
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CHICAGO HIARKKF-Nov. 29 :

TBT EELBsRAPssl
ELOUR-Msrkst 56lCe lower.
WHEAT-Msrkstl lc loseri nc for No. !; s49ze
for No. In store.
CORN.--MaTkst dull and 4s lower. sales at az
for mixed in store.
OATN=MRrEet firm
KROEIPTs-iOO0 bbls aOus sa.O0O b5Ih Whsati
9, 100 busi corn.
sHIPlIRNTs-s,o bbIs Sour; 81 90 bush Whsst;
sXGHANGK-Ou Esv York. arm at Nc pre-
mi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30

"Ths Eoblsst Study Of Mankind is Man I"
--But dabas1s ana oograded manhood. IL aousss but
20 pregAlaat n cur planet. Oh kaep the fatal
ahatls q di1ouus and complaint from y0ur oiIelssl
Narnings snd -dViss oaa b Obsa'usd IN the book
s,Eunan TrIilty, or Physiological Rssfsrehsa." Il
vil l.s1rodlT recall ths back sliding from TIE svil
yractiea1 EroValeAf 70 an alsrniRg extent and Be-
unsrriag guiding star @ health and rosusuitstsd
onHEy. Thousands attest tbs bsnsdt % hssdlnEis iss
ocunsal1 end adIioa
eolt bg DB. BARROW, ~ Blsooksf street. N0H
Eclk. Rrics . eonta. Sent fros ever Whare.
sold al.o ~ 9. ". ClarE, Druggists, OSVSlzads
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PosI UFFIoR DEPAEslEEF, /
8 NnRnnY HnRrn

SAzDT HOOK, Nd, Nov. 2s.
The rebels fred about thirty shells at fhs
camp of tie 2sth Pennsylyania regiment st
HaFpefs EefTy, To-Day. Ihsy hted ct long
range, @ which ou- foTcs were unable 70 n
ply. Nobody hurt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30

- A apssial meeting 81 ths soldisrl'
Aid secisty VIII be held at the Stone Church
parlOrs to-day ct 5 O'Clock ?. n, whsn the
semi-snnusl report will be presented for &C
Mrs.. B. ROUSE, Prss,t.
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RROM BOSTON.

BOssoH, Nor. q.
The elsysn Ksntuekians relsassd from Rozt
8arren being destitute Of money, were %
day sent home at the expense Of the city Of
Boston.
ssmuel ?. Skinner, Of New Bedfld, Was
convicted Of ftting ont . SLAYER, snd en-
fenced to pay q 6ne Of Eve thousand dollars,
and to be confined in jail Eve years.
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BUFFALO nIAHKEF-Nov. 20.


RLGUR-Markst dull. -.- - -
WHEAT-MarEst quiet. Sales Is oO1 bush Chi
eago spring at so.; 65OJ bush red winter Michigan
Sls6.
IORN-MArket steady with mojsrabs dsmand.-
sales st 500 bush at 40c
CANAL RRRTGHTS-Wheat &c to Rochester.
LAKE, IMPORTS 900 bbls dour, ,O00 bus
wheat; l9O, COZ bush corn 81 90 bush rye.
lanai RXPORES-300 bbis four n 90 bush
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30
Readings and RseItatiOBs ar meIodeOn
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Prof. A. a. Gri6th, The Elocutionist, will
give his first Exhibition In Elocution 70 the
students Of the Grammar and High Schools,
at Melodeoa Hall, on next Saturday after
noon, Nov. 29th, commencing at 2 o'clock.
The programme will embrace selections in
every variety of style in reading and speak
ing, with such explanations Of the Prinei-
pies Of uttsrsnee, as viii be of practical use
10 the students in defamation and reading
and of benefit to the teachers in their in
struotions.
Ladies and gentlemen patrons and friends
of the schools and all interested, are re-
pectfully invited to attend. Admission
Teachers and students 10 cents; all other
IL nanta