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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
ps,,.a,,vb;. Cattle marLes-Nov. 10.

TIE supply Of Beef Cattle this week much larger than
the called and pncrs ruled lover han the week
previoss The offerings amounted 10 $50 head and saes
we're ade for common and ordinary a. from $50 70 100
10 Tn. buik Of the sales from IS 5nd 81 So though
a few priuis cattle sold q. high IS ~ n 100 D.
SHyHPThe supply OF Sheep reached to nearly 4eO he,d
III Of which sold at from 5dlc. y b net Is per con-
di'ion Tie msIke, closed brisk.
HoGs-1he arrival Of Hos the two yards this week was
larger than for any week during seyer0l months pstt
the ofedngs amounting 20 $50 head Sales we're made az
from s5d IS SO y 100 10 net for eornfed aud from - 3oG
IS for til-fed
Cows This market dull and only IS head sold at
from = 20Q 8 40 O. oh condition.
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ROAD poo n. Boston and Lowell and 50 over the Fitch

burg 49,,
RsvApK,-There about the SAME number Of cattle aud
the quality about the lsst west prime Oxen scarce
prices about the from 90 10 80 70 " cwt fr the pe'
but l.. Hastings sold to L. Lsrned for W. emsied
~ 81 y sat- aud there other psi SON oeuef
sod IS IS Sheep ard Lambs sold at the opening 9'
the nakst at as week prices and closed on at 'sn' "a
vance after the arrival nj the Vermont Central Tains
NB-Msrket next week will be Tuesday, a. usual on
Thhpk,lyiug week.
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Surplus Nov ....'.............'.''''. s9@,49i %

Total.......,.,.......,.'s "
FMS S. Co. Nov l. 1861. So, -.
From The zu pns Of Nov there has been dividend Of
q cent on the capital stock declared payable Nov Is
We give herewith the highest quotations, " DID,
at the New-York Stock Exchange for the month oil
October for the shares and bonds most current IN the
market. The lowest quotations in most instances
were upon The first day of tie month. The advance,
which, in some cases was as high as 10 y cent, was
10 the two st weeks of the month, with the eAcep
ton of Erie Common and Preferred shares, and
bonds. Tbese were highest ut the close of the
Month. Tire securities OF this company engross pub
attention at the present time, more than those Of
ny other road For the list generally, the highest
ONT reached was ON the 18th; after which the
market fe of rapidly, fom which il has not with
few exceptions, yeifuly recovered. Tie tendency at
tle present il an upward The following state
riCnt Will show the per cent Of advance OF the ft
siven for The month.
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HUMMER IRON x.cn STATE.
Cattle. SHIP L lbs. Calves. He


Hide. 6.d7c 10 Tsllow 6; To- d h Pelts g7c o. Is
each Cali Skins. 7dec. ~
N. B-be.i E1tra aud Fret quality include nothing but the
best large fat stall fed Second quality includes the
best gassfed Oaon the best Stalled Cows and The best three
yeAold Steers Ordinary consists OF Balls and the refuse OF
lots
sHKKPEIua includes Cosses and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown out
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Cambridge CatsIe Market.
RsroHr4p ron THR N. Y. TaIsUsn. sr aHo. Ruyr.

RsroaT9p ROE TEE n. Y. TRIBUsn. sr 'iEo. Rupr.
NOVEMBER IL. 1851.
Whole number Of Cattle at market, is34i shout ooo
Bseves and 9Bi Stores oeBhsns Of Working O1en Mich
Cows and one, two aud thrre yrsr. ODDS.
PnicEs % MAsgrr BKEy.-EItf. sooa625i first quality,
g. as; second quality. IS; third quality, 90 I5dsL
PRtcKs o. 5ToHk CArrLE-W oIkms Oxen per pail, from
$50 sIO0 to sl30i Cows and Calves. ffom $780, $40 to
SIS; yealings, sgdslOi Two-yex-oIds slldSH Three
yens od-, SI5 10 Si7.
Sheep and Lambs $500 Of marketi prices In lcts "a
t62 sseh, EXTRA &3as3 sod % 81, or from - 70 H.
Spring Lambs, mono
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Recnipsa If RreAuce.

Nov III $50 bbs Flour 80 bag, Corn Meal 6l2 bbl'.
Whisky 245 900 bush. Wheat, 41.6J bush Corn. 1i73s
bush Oats 1900 bgsh. Barley l0l bpsh Seed. 100 busb
Malt "a pigs Ashes. 207i pk Provisions, l rtsa. Lard.
IS pigs. Buck VI heat Flour.
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Cnnal TOlIs.

ALBANY Thur,dsy, Nov. II, 1857.
The canal tolls for the first week in November
foot up 1906; for the corresponding week IN
1860 they were $ll202l. The total toll for 1861 n
81, i42, 1927 for 1850, they were q, 705, $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-NOv. la-n.tor

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-Nov l1-Before
Judge BE'Ts.
CONFIRMATION OF PROPERTY OWNED BY SOUTH
ERNLRs.
The United ststes ug Ship John Fyfe: The Some aet
Schooner Mary {. Hopkins; lHe Same ssL sehoone'
CaTsmont.
Thee vessels were seized "a being partly Owned
BY re- den,. OF the beious States Assistant United sttes
t,ict Attorney Stewart l. No dford, Oh behsf OF the
O. y.rnm n sied tor the conde under the oct OF
July ~ 1851 ofthe h4res OF the vessels 30 owned ana he
Count granted the motion, decree entered accordingly
Before Judge sHIPsAs-Nov II.
PETrIcoATIsGs FORFEITED PoR THE BENEFIT OF
"UECLE SAM"
This Cont was oJeDed this morning for the pnr'
pose Of trying jury The calendar ~ prerAtd con
.io rrversl IN which the United States p.y Inc
6r "a csd Wa that Of The nted States ezt Ten te'e'
Of Patent Pe'tieolnss marked I. B H. bis 'uiI mas
been ded hres i. before tire Jury In each instance de
agreeing hcs kh the eminent counsel In he cry were
r-d in The suit The vsn Of the good. involved amounts
10 lout 900 snd the comgan, sganst them Il inst they
were iced this pou IN the year At less than their
DUDE. On present. trial the Jury rendered verdict In
favor Of The Dited State. r.,
Ethan Allen Assistant United States District Atosey Tor
tie Uoyernmelt
SUPREME COURT-CHsgBRRs-NOv. lt-Belore Justice
SrrHEHLAsD.
DECISIONS.
Edward North agt. Robert Sergeant, et al.--Order
settled.
Before Justice ALLFN.
American Firc.IusuraDce Comrany agt II. W..
NAra-Rep port conhmsd snd money ordered to be paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part I.-Slort Causes.-Nos.
alt si4a lE3 153l. General Calendar Nos 2155 1888.
si 2Il5 1879 2547 1855 2as9. 1851 2t3 25. 2llg. 1881
III 7so5 i1iT 1919, 2Il3, 1893 $50 1873 2b.3
CoURT OF CosNOs PLLAs.-Part l.-hos. loOU
n l6i0 1912 1919. i6lt 1918 PART ll.-No. LIZ l5lI
1917 6s 1919 no. l61. l621 l62i L2S 1926, Ssi 1923.
ll3a, 1919.
KIsss County CIRCUIT CouRr CALESnAR.-
No. IG7 Ies Hg TO- H. 2 H. ia lis. liz, lib, l9,
i2O I2I l22 49, l24 l2s l2G l?7 i2a, l2J. ~, "a
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sun-nises...6:4. Seta........f:43 Moou-Seta. u:o<
sIGH WATER 1HIs DAr .
sandy Hook. $40 Gov. Island. 6:3O HelGsts'. sii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URT-Nov. A--Bsiors
Judges NELSON and SH1PsaS.
CASE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE

The United States sgt. Mnthon Wsstervelt
At 12b O'Clock to-day the Jury in this case came
into Court and stated that they unable and the
thrrenpon disoagod them. The Jury out seven
teen honr, when ey hrt retired they equally divided
opinion respecting the guilt of the prisoner hut 'uoseqsn
Is they stood eight in favor OF conviction IND Tour oppOeo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15
COURT CALFnpAR-Tur. p.,.

SUPREME CoURT-GEsFRAL TERN.-The non
enumerated cscndr ~ b. called hi't shd When exhausted
III. following c,u,s on he ersrd calendar viii be- called
No, 2s 2I ?2i z2 2l6 al 2S, 2'5, 9S0 a19, 2oJ ISL
~. 2G9i 276 90,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

COURT or COMMON PLEAS --sFKcr.L TEns-Nov IA.
Before JDdg- BANDY.
DECISION.
Rernan agt. Davis.-Judgment IN far set aside ss
10 at daisnoap IN days, payment Of tlo
eost., lndg u. n TO stand % security.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

SUPERIOR CouRT-sPEciAL TEEn.-Nov. h-Befors
Justice WooDUUFH.
DECISION.
Daniel Bidwell sgt. Jose &. Pedrajas.-Carse 70
b. psce on special calendar for FIRST ri Of next
t,f vi ont prsndic. motion for commission and TO
.ny sv II proceeding. With the Court may on sueh motion
decide should DO granted N any,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

Hour, bbls,.....s,s leit<O
v heal bush <vS ~
Con-, bush.ss....s.........s........ ItVe,.V'
The receipts Of Flour and Grain at Chicago last
week were Al 400 bbs. Of Flour aud li5,757 BUSH
of Grain. TIE shipments via lake for the week were
OBS bbls Flour and III 1894 bush. Grain. The
total receipts of Flour and Grain at Chicago siIce
Jan. 10 date have been ,30l ,379 bbls Flour and
Al 40 busb GRAIN or, reducing the Flour, equal 70
80. Gi9, 013 bush.
The securities Of the following banks Of Illinois
have been cold by the State Auditor and be is re-
deemng their circulating notes at the rate per ceut
ar,..~ad IN zach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

f. H. Moore Presder A,hen. Branch Bsnh Athen., John
9. TOmSn CO h,cr 6el@ont Branch BANK s c,p r.
Hursbut, Ceshi<r Bank Of ComHsroe, Cleyes p n1
Wa a% :ist pSsTsgs P SS%I, cdny Beach Bank
Fsan; Ja,n.s Purdy, President Farmers Branch bsns'
Man,dsd John W Prs.d, Mt mea bns1Sh B osns
Bank Mount NoInon; Washington Kinney Presideot foits
mouth Brsoch Bank, Portsmouth, lsal Sieese pe,1en.
Toledo Branch bank, Toledo w. G Deshle Columbus r.
ouinby r Cashier Wayne County BIsnch Bsnh, wooster
S. 5. o.bo n, fen.yile. Nathaniel w Goodhue Akron
jaime. We ker. BeIefSntaiaei Auit pieet95 BANK Of
dusky Ballard Cashier Pecks~ay County Bank Cir,le
ys willard WsIaer NeTarS a. d. Donlsvy hseSSSa
George Carlisle, Cincnnat BeDTy Msnning youngstown
Daniel Brush. esvie; William T. Brown, Hamilton.
James NJ Ray, Cashier Parent Bnrk Indlsnspol.
Samuel Bsyard, Cashier branch Bank Evansville.
Charles ID. BoId (R,hieT branch Bank, Fort Wsyns-
w H. Eogs, Cashier Branch Bank Jeifersonvile.
Uriah c. Fuilett, asher Branch Bank. La Porte:
James Cheney. Cab or Bisnch Bauk, LogsDsporte.
Walter MANI, asher Branch Bank. New Albany.
Albeit Il. blanchard. CASHIER branch Bank Richmond
Horatio Chopin Cashier Branch Bsuk south Bend.
freston ilussey, Cashier br nch Bank Ieus Hsu'e'
}. r. Beysrd, Cashier Branch bank, Niucenues g,
Isaac C. ksstoD, Cashier Branch Bank CrswiSrdkVile
ssa'l Hall Cashier Branch Bank Princeton Gibson Co.
Edward D. Hotton. MiiwauIce.
J.. q. Fisher, bei,it
CadwoIsder c. Ws,hburp La Crosse.
John A. Perry. tlkhoin.
=,
The adore Hcmplil Whitewater.
Timothy Brown, Madison
IOWA.
Frsnci, W. Brooke, Darlington.
KENIUCKY.
JOSEPH Mayo, Louisville.
VIRGINIA
d. Lamb, Casbier Eorth-Westr Bank, Va, Wheeling.
wsnen W Huntington, Po.iiassier, ealsnA
James Mitchell baker fIeepor.
Julius White, DepOsary Chicago.
John Dunham, Chicago.
| Loferzo Bull, Quincy.
/ }. Boyd Hldey, Peoria
Charles Holland, Peoria.
MICHIGAN.
! II. X Sanger. pepO,i'sry, Detroit
TIE new banking law OF Illinois wac rejected al
the recent election.
The statement Of the Boston Banks for the last
week compares with the previous week. and for the
corresponding week Of 1860 as follows
Nov. 4, 1861. Nov. II, 1861. Nov IL, 1850
Loans -nd Dis. $6352s547 eos 3l9@3 $6i,Oes VSJ
Spscis......... ioS,,O7 70 S29 4.8S2a
beposits....... 24.56056j 4J3i,g3l 1914. ,i4y
Crcuaion.... 62i4 los 65l2,5lI 7,1yl yo5
Tie statement OF the present week, as compared
with the preceding, shows decrease of 500 4Oi 10
the items of loans and discounts SlOs $50 in deposits
an increase Of s35S,J5l in circulation, and $50 500
in speoia-
The amount Of Flour and Grain in store a, Chicago
at the commencement of the present week WIS IS
follows:
So. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

have been Issued the Freight Agent here to os no
ENJOY cas- for The asi the ds whenever emp
~ c are found here they 10 be immediately seat Wet,
iu crowdiug forward In immense quaniite AID all the
M es of Isuoad and cansl porslon taxed TO tie
utmost 20 move Il to tie seabouId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

TIE shipments Of specie iFom the port Of Boston
were, for
I'll. - 81 90 Same time 1888 So s226;3 IS
kAnse time 1870 ST 90 Same time 1881. 69l30JJ 80
kaao tEse 1859 ...5 562, SIS so
The annexed is u complete list Of the Agents up
pointed TO THIS date for the sale Of the 73O 3 cent
Treasury Notes:
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
DRAINING TILE.

fresh supply Of StoIzenberg's EGG SOLE TILE
just received.
This pattern being much superior to any other
nov in use. that many farmers who have used the :
or horse shoe Tile are taking them up ond substtu-
uEg the Egg Sole Tile. EDWIN WILMER
huP l2tb 6I
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
A G. A r d.

take this method Of informing my friends and the
public generally that owing to the unsettled state of
the country, at this time, find that necessity compel
mo to change my way in doing business. aG they sell
in Philadelphin almost exclusively for cash and. il
time Is gwen, II IL very short, cOnsequeniy hnve
determined TO commence the CASH SYSTEM from
Ihis day. which will enable sell Goods OF all
kinds at very low prces-hOping by strict attention To
business TO merit continuance OF ay Friends patron
age. Come and examine my stock. and will con-
vince you that It will be To your interest To hny for
cash. JOHN Ii. BEWLEY.
Smyrna, Sept. 18th, I6
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
Elm Grove Seminary.
WIN. B. Collins,
Merchant Tailor,

The undersigned still continues the Merchant
Tailoring business in the
TOWN OF SMYRNA,
and takes this method of informing the citizens oisaid
town. and the surrounding country that he prepar.
ed to furnish tho MATERIAL and make 10 order all
kinds OF Garments for Gentlemen's wear.
Sept. IL, 6l-3m W.B. COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
WANTED.
BACON g. HERRING,

I am selling good prime Shoulder Bacon at
Sc % per hundred, SIDE Bacon, clear of bone,
for 50 30 per hud.; extra Sugar.cured Hams
at | cts. per lb., and good new Herring from
Sl.5O TO $3.50 per Dbl. Call ard see fer your
selves. J. II. BEWLEf.
Smyrna, Sept. 18th, 1861.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
.CGU Gt y. III. BeWIeu's
BOOTS AND SHOES.

The snbScrber is now opening. aI his Store on Com.
merce street. Smyrna, very large and we'll selected
stock Of BOOTS and SHOES. which were bought for
cash. nt greatly reduced prices. in order to nl the
times They consist in part of Ladies superior BIatk
Lasting Caters with heels, IRON IS cenis 10 81 25
per pair Ladies' Lace Boots from so cents to 81 per
pari Mems Calf Boots, quilted bottoms. from SS to
% So Mems Long Boots. from 81 25 to 50 sc; Misses
and ChlldreDs Shoes from I24 cfsItO so cts Call and
examine Tor yourselves. and find the cheapest
and best selected sOck Of Boots and Shoes ever
offered in this market Call soon. and you will lind
us on hand. ready and willing to sell you great bur
gains.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-24
A List Of the Names of the Retailers

Or GOODS. WARES AND DMERCUANDISE.--Pss-
sons Licensed 70 seil Intoxicating Liquors, Tavern
Keepers, AlO aud YIctusling Keepers and Pedlers to
whom Licenses have been issued. during one yeas
ending Monday the first ofOcteber A. d., 1861 with
sne by then respectively paid dor such Licsn.e
30 the Clerk OF the Peace Vi Kent ssuHly for the
OF the State OF Delaware.
fractional Tieensss aud:n1 Luos fr.t 1851
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

s1g-A Single bottle q sPALDIRGs PKEPABHb
GLUE viii Save ten timca It's cost annnally. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

TFrom ths st. Louis DemecratI
The Immense demand for the Artiss tCsphaiic p sl
b rapidly INCREASING. ..f.Fsll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

EMIGRATION TO HAYTL-We learn from
Mr.. VIM. ]. Watkins, oOlo-sd gentleman
who is an agent Of the Haytisn Emigrs-
ton Society, and is now in Sandusky for
the purpose Of making arrangements with
emigrants from here, that 500 left New
York for Hsyti during the last week. He
also informs that 26 will leave 0berlin this
fall.
Forty Of our colored citizens are making
their arrangements to 60, end will leave
New York on the 10Th of next month
SaRdtlsky Register, 21st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

The WEBB SIsTERs.-The Webb sisters
viii appear this evening for their benefit.
A most attractive bill is presented, being
selections from Dickens Nicholas Nickle-
BY, in which Miss Emma WsSb will sus-
tain the principal part; and tie "Actress
Of All Work" The beautiful patriotic song
of Miss Ada, the younger sister, will be
not the least feature of the evenings en-
tertainment.
Go by all means to the Academy this
svening;-it is the last appearance Of
the Webb Family.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

cleveland. O, IL lol fi'ia'ia A'S oss, A'ifs.7sE' f3s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

THE PACING MAToH.-The Facing Match
came off at the Fair Grounds on
Saturday afternoon. The rLee was closely
contested between "Lady Kit Kssrney"
and "Union Jack"-"Billy Burton" was
Withdrawn after the second heat. "UniOn
Jack went three straight heats in 2.42, 2es
and 243.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

TEE WOUNDED OF GEN. EEaLEY's BRIG
ADE-Ths Pittsburgh Gazette, Of this morn
ing, says that all the soldiers of General
Negley's Brigade, who were injured by
the unfortunate accident at the Levee, on
Friday evening, are now cut Of danger,
and most Of them are able to walk about.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22
aaathinists.
pERNARD DEMMENq,

ARTIsAEI, nAUHIRIsT AN:' PATErTF MODEL
No. IA sups 4of 2 5freet 4 : Z h5,ea5sr BuiI5;5,,
.- = O-scVELARD, OHIO.
BERNAkD DEMmEHG, having rented fRe
estabiisA1ent Of y. kenissl5W, e noW rrs5arsd Z
eoSntraet log manuiaoturiuE sewing Hachi6ss, ans
All klnds q hEht MachinsEys PartiellEr attsntion
and iAoltfiea Tor Estting up Models Of Patents.
PAIRING
~ your SKATES need lIing. call on Denamenq.
~ your 3, ING MACHINE Is out o. order he
He Iepaira Ell kind of aURGICAL InstrumsntE
All kinds Of Astal and nusieal instruments 70
Ifg5u should get Up new Patent, Dsmmeng d
the inau 70 get up F0Hr Mod8ls either f. Mooi
Bras er Iron, IN the nestest manneF. 49, !.
All kinds ef Belt Kan Eilg done n prompt Htgle.
Az Einds q liEht AaehinnFE Pqt IN order In ths
S9ost expodi ti0us manner.
aHneihearinF Init-Unenis rs5orfod-scf q lssf 4
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly. j
. Rsil Road UonductorB Punches manulactursdit 4
the best manner. a.la rlsIs4 N1A U
Rail Road Conduetor'5 Punches repaired
ls-In iact qsfJ thing In the SHAPE sf Fenalfia \
or manuiaceuring, dona on CONTRACT. r
- -Entrance % shop-ll4 SupeTioF afrsst IN one
pAiE e ltsiEI.fa s5i1 lBERAARpD EAAKRa. 4
.gllIE ylHigE1 sls 40
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

IA Eleven recruits cane in on the
Pittsburgh cars this morning, from Sum
nit county, for Col Buckley's Regiment at
Camp Giddings. They left on the Lake
Shore train at e:25 o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

THE FLAG FOR TIE SECOND CAvALRT
REoMEET.-The Flag presented to the
Second Ohio Cavalry Regiment, on satur-
day afternoon, was procured for the donors
by G. ". Crowell & Co., of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

pSr There was shipped from the East
ern General Freight Depot in this city this
morning twenty tons of rice, sugar and
coffee, for the United States Subsistence
Department at St. Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

b% The Webb Sisters ara advertised to
give their first entertainmea: in Columbus,
on Wednesday evening of this week. The
citizens Of Columbus have o rich treat in
store for them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

TIE NATIONAL LOAE.-The amount sub
seribed to the National Loan, in this city
since our last report, up to noon to-day is
tWenty-ssven hundred dollars. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

RAvENEA HoRsE FA1R.-Remember the
Horse Fair which comes OF at Ravenna,
commencing gto-morrOw Tuesday and hold
ing two days. Everything indicates good
time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22

A OLEvELAHD VESSEL IN VEEIoE.-The
D. B. ssztOn, Capt. Reuter-, of Cleveland,
arrived at Venice, on the Goth ult, from
Ibrsil.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-22
FHg ALL.sgFFIOlaNr THRRk


TRTBSBMAR /, 2 & 8, ARE DE
TECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Q
Hngland and secured BY the Seals Of the Eoole de
ghRrmRole 90 FaTig, aud the Imperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna.
30. ! Is invaluable for exhaustion, BpermAtoFFh0s
aud all physical disabilities,
No. T. completely ers5cates all traces OF those dis.
ssses that have heretofore been trestsd By the
cious and psrniciOu1 use Of copaiVa and cubebas
No. : has entirely Gupplanted the injurious uEa
mercury thereby inBurlng 70 the sufferer speedy re.
ieL dispers!nR al imRurities, and roofing out ths
venom OF disease.
TRIESEMAR, Eos. l, ? and ;, sre preparation khs
l0rm Of lozengs devoid OF taste and small, and
be carried IN tho waistcoat pocket Sold in tiH
and divided into separate doses, as administered By
YalT sgu BaleIuand Roux, Rioold 30. Price 50 each
or cases Tor IS, which EaTot - and IN ST cases
WhsreDy there 10 saving Of 81 To be had wholesale
and retail, OF Dr. BARLOW, No. lgs Bleeckor street
Rev York. Immediately on receiving remittance
Or. Barrow viii forward the TriessmAr 70 any paI
Of the world, securely packed, and add eg1R accord
ing 70 the Instructions Of the writer
~ Sold also by Z. '. GAYLORD and W.
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