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DOUBLE THREADED
Sc WING MiCHINE.S
Sc WING M1CHINk.S


They have the highest testimc malls and certificates
They viii run backward or forward maxine smootb
and elastic stitch on all kinds fabric
$40 EACH.
They are SO simple in their construction that a
warrant the seam secure though every tird stitch he
cut. They make stronger and handsoner seam than
can be made by hand.
$40 EACH.
Ihese machines are used throughout the country
giving tisfaction to all who Them and are un.
doubleday, the most economical, best made and
cheapest in use. They are fully warranted
$50 EACH.
These machines run with FRICTION WHEEL, doing
away WIN the stretching and annoyance of belt or
BANDA desideratum which has long been sought for
our Machines have straight needle and a guard to
preyent breaking, thus requiring not than one
heedie IN SIX months common use.
$50 EACH.
We furnish full aud explicit directions for using
them: Each machine. when sent out, is in perfecf
running order with sample of sewing on cloth in pro-
per pos'ioh SO that person can commence working
$40 EACH.
They VIII Hem, Stitch Fell Tuck, Gather, Enbroid-
er and make two different stitches on the same ma
enihe. They embrace two important impro yemen
which render them the most desirable and simplest
fanily machine ever invented.
$50 EACH.
NOTICE We offer liberal discount to parties
TO "ishing an agency or right Of sale of
our Machines. With a small invest
AGENTS ment of capital a profitable business
can be readily established All sales to Agents with
discount must be invariably for CASH
n. B.-Our Machines all stand on a handsome ia ble
and are worked by treadle. Send for descriptive
circular -
~ On receipt of $50 We will send Machine bv re.
aurn ofexpress or, II so ordered we will send ma.
chine and the bin with it, so that 1t need not be paid
for till received. Address
GEO. +. COLLINS Il co.
Sept. %, Oily 'rf
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When a fat man blows he is proba-
bly, tired when the wind or flower
blows, it probably isn't.
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Holmes says man always loves woman
and woman man, unless some good rea-
son exists to the contrary. -.-.
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"Toby, what did the Israeltcs do after
they crossed the Red Sea ~ ..gv
Toby-'I don't know. ma am, but guess
they dIici thenserves
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Hectnn10tt0nS promptly anu Fasr(y lfdja,teG
Mark Packages "Fast Express Line, via G. ". r."
IN NEW YORK R Ri1s, R goods a. Hudson
ger Depot, % Warren ST., or at Canal st. Depot
IN BOSTON Deliver goods =. Boston and
and mark above. 80
Eastward bound freight of every description " III
De forwarded at lowest current rates from es
tel Roads, should be consigned to "a. WALLINt-
p n, Chicago, or GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
For the transportation of Live Stock to Buffalo Al.
oany New ORR, and Boston, this route uneuuaIled
Tor speed stock cars sleeping for Droyers and
most desirable route for shippers
through bills of Lading given, and Rselamatiops
Z. j. BRIDGES, Managing Director G. W r.. Ham
I REn JHLius MovIuS Gen1 Agent, Buffalo. IHos
Detroit y. P. BEACH Agt 278 b, oadway. n "
y. hiMBALL, Agt q State ST., Boston.
A. WAILlNGFORB II, Western Aet,
9-l3 - 'fR. H'~Ao'' iioesc.
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RAILROADS.
Burlinston 4 Missouri R. n. n.
WEST .

NJ AND AFTER APRIL Is, and until lurther mo-
4 ytice is given, Passenger Trains will leave and
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Giving perfect reliability and greatly increased
dispatch to Freght-the trains forming the
Line, East and West run with the same
regularity, making as sure connection
1t the terminus of each road as
Through Passenger Trains.
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1861. THE ,sa,
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO
SPRLNG ARRANGEMENT

RAILROAD.
To NIL Points in the South. Wes,. np.y
Northwest.
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RgRLINGTON, PEORIA, AND LO-
II - GANSPORT r. r. lF

WV. powell, Trav. Agent. ~ s'''as'
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NINE to Cincinnati as quick, and to Indi polis
- Louis and Chicago quicker than by any 9th,
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CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE

-OL@OOI4 UUNN EOIIUND INIUE--
With Express Freight Trains on all roads diyerginr
rom chicago, and Western Shippers can rely upon
having their goods receive utmost despatch
During the Season Of Navigation. the Fire
Marine risk on most kinds OF merchan disc ship
ped via Steam or Sail Vessels, amounts In many
cases to more than the difference between rail OK
water rates offreight, besides the difference time
As VIII be seen by the following com oarative state
ment Of Insurance saved by sending goods ali the
way by rail road = 49, ~ VIC
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
FROM NIIssOURI.
JEFFERsoE CRY,

JEFFERSON CRY, Nov. 20.
Reliable Information reached here to-day
that our cavalry under Nal Haugh have
overtaken and captured the rebels who
seized our supply train near Warrensburg, on
Monday last. About I50 prisoners were
taken and the wagons recovered.
a special dispatch to the st. Louis Demo-
crat dated Jefferson City, Nov. 20, says
The old terror has settled down upon the
counties OF the southwest since The retro.
grade movement Of our army, and refugees
are beginning to arrive again, driven from
home by the fear of Prices rebels, who are
reported to be again advancing.
Mr.. Gravelly, member of the State Con-
venticn, arrived here last night from SPRING
field, which place he left on Friday last
He says a body Of 1000 OF Prices cavalry
have made their appearance at Sarco1ic, and
that fJraging parties follow up the track OF
our receding army, piundering Union citi-
zsns and renewing with impunity every
species of outrage. #.
He passed a train Of emigrsnt wagons q
mile long, containing Union refuses, and an
other lrain Of i've wagons arrived to day.
Five prisoners were brought in to-day from
Galloway county, the first fruits of an expe-
dition which was sent to that county yester-
dag. These prisoners are charged with re-
peated outrages on Union men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

Is A BAD PREDIcAMEET.-An individual in
need of the services Of barber, went into a
shop at the to- of Superior Hill under Davis
Clothing Store, and made known his wants.
He was attended to, and after the operation
was concluded, rendered q ten dollar bill in
payment. The barber had not sufficient
change, but Obligingly stepped out to pro
cure it, leaving his customer alone in the
shop. Taking advantage Of his exposed
condition, the latter went 10 the money
drawer and abstrscted thence funds to the
amount Of some six dollars, which, propos-
ing 10 apply TO his own benefit, he concealed
in his boot. The proprietor at length re-
turned with his change, but before returning
it went to his drawer, and at once discovered
that some one had been taking liberties with
his exchequer, and his suspicious centered
accordingly on the stranger. He did not
scruple to speak his mind freely, but the
guest siou " denied the accusation. This
however did not satisfy the owner Of the
funds, who called in a neighbOr, and send
ing for policeman, instituted search. The
result was unfavorable 10 ths integrity
Of the strange gentleman, ond he was &C.
cordingly escorted to the cells, being brought
up yesterday morning and fined SIG. Thii
should prove a warning tOan BARRIERS to be-
ware of ten dollar bills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
TELEGRAPHTC.
OPINIONS UPON THE MASON AND
SLlDELL ARREST
More Troops for Port Royal /!
ANOTPER PORT TOBE OPENEDl
The Cotton and Corn at Port
Royal.
IMPORTANT SEIZURE IN BALTI.
M0REl
Rebels Routed Near PaducahI
Rebels ROated Near PadncahI
Last Nights Report.
FROM NEW YORK.


E'w YORK, Nov. 20.
The steamships Delaware, boston and Goa.
mopOliIan, Of the New York and Philadel-
phis Steamship Co, have been chartered by
the Government for three months. They
will Immediately commence co4ling. Their
destination is said to be Port Royal.
The U. 3. steam transport Atlantic, lying
at the foot Of Canal street, is now eoaIinS
and taking in provisions for Port ROYAL. She
will also carry IOops-
The propeller gunhOat Oneida was launch
ed the Navy Yard this D. m.
Bishop Mcllvaine and family left to-day for
Liverpool on the Persia.
The steamship SaKonia, which arrived to-
day from Hamburg, brought as passengers
the Prince De Wrede of Russia, and the
Count De Valentine of Triste, who came TO
offer their military services to our Govern
ment.
The bark Teresa reports that she spoke, on
the 18th inst, the schooner Winthrop, from
Wilmington, N. O., for Nassau. The Win.
throp had run the blockade with another
schooner four days previously.
On the l7th inst, lat. 3s, long. II, fell in
with the brig Judge Whitman, from Boston
for Fortress Monroe, with granite, in a sink
ing cond ton. She took OF Capt Bray and
crew and brought them to this port. Iii
The Times Port Royal correspondent
says: . r.--.t.s t-.-a1 -.
J be aeetis to be divided and transports to
convey 5000 troops are to open another port.
The Transports are now taking in water for
fifteen days.
There is sufficient Gotten here and on Pope
Island unginned to make 3, 900 bales and corn
houses filled with about 10000 bushels in
the ear.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
NEW NORR nfAEKET-Nov. 20.
Inv 4rrranaruY

ElsOUH-Markst continues IN favor Of buyers
Market elosos rather quiet.
3 Sals5 ,or sS ee,s .. S.ss y s2T 5eetsai
5bO5,o ,o5 for Guporhne western; S565695 So for COM
men % medium extra western; $40 gsim Tor ship
G9SHD1 "a Sj1SJ FIOUR-sarEst heauy without ma.
f iaaRsi 1aSS15 ~ TEiS see y SSa$Sn a q sso6s
RYE BLOUR-MarkOt quiet and steady at
CORN RIEAL-Market steady. EaIos 100 bblS
common western at $500.
Sales 40 bbll at 104 02ic, chiefly a. Inside price
EAT'-marKst has declined lo with only q
very moderate business doing for export - the de-
eliue. Sales IS IS Q buah ChioOso .pring 81 slice
l26; 1890 bush northwestern club Sl16 l25i o. 100
bush nllwaukee eint At y, no ~ lsluo Dn am
Sl.76al "a: s.lOB bush niEed spring and winter red
slate At slsO; 3 100 bush winter red state at u $40
% 600 bush amber Mehlgan At 81 39Gl,f0 6,2gI bush
white Kentucky at y ,45ql,4 the lstiere i-e igr
Later price for small pare Is
KXk-MArkst nrmgr. salos $50 bush at sIH0
5ARLEY-MAvkst quiet and arm. Sales so
UORN-Market lavors buyers with moderate bus
lness doing fJr export aud home consomption sales
I2T,0O1 bush al IQ165c for damaged mixed western;
"a 4a@h6c Tor gont 10 prime shipping do.
OATS-Markot nrmert sales sL tsiq4y3 for Can lda;
ssf15Oc for ssturn ana state Iucludet 10 sales
l0OOO bush state at 600 free Of storage for daya
o.. Bli = I1 ISss ~ ~ ~ i5Ss u ~ ~ 40 oF
prime.
BRRF--MArket quiet snd unchanged. Sales 200
bbls at 0O94,50 FOR country prime; s5O36 % t0r
country ness Sll,O09lzOO for repaoked mosi sisOo
PRIME MESS BRRF-Markot Is dull and
nominal.
BRER HAHIS-Market steady with small sales
at Sla,25al5L0.
b65Hc for hams.
BSCON-In good demand chiefly for future de-
livery at SE07a
DRESSED HOGS-In aettve demand and firm
at &c.
Sales 100 bbls at s4etg5fe.
Is 1C;HRRsR@aarkot 3 ISs iS- finn At sYa74o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

A CoRREoTIOz.-Yesterda morning, q ne
tee was contained in this column Of state
ment made in the City Council, concerning
short weight in load Of coal delivered to
enc Of the city schools, Since then we have
been informed concerning the facts in the
case, and are glad to say that the statement
was founded on error. The lead was sent
up, not fer ton, but for 1900 pounds, which
amount was marked on the ticket intended
to accompany it. On weighing it was found
to be l77O pounds, difference of only 80
pounds, which is easily accounted for by 6
d ference in the scales or a falling of of 6
piece Of c'al. The second load sent contain
ed enough to make up the two tons ordered
as is shown by the ticket accompanying it
and by s VerifcatiOn of the weight or
scales.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
PRnNI RALTINIORR.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 81.
Somewhat Of 8 seusation was produced
this morning in the western section of the
city, by the Provost Marshal sending large
force of police to Miller's Hotel, and seiEing
the whole establishment and all its contents,
including large number of horses, the con-
tents Of the barroom. safe aud vault The
object Of this movement is said to be. to pros
trate the mail arrangements of the rebel
sympathizers here. L is supposed that from
this hotel there has been regular cOmmuniea-
tion kept mp to West River, and thence 70
Virgins. TIE proprietors Of the hotel have
not been suspected generally, and are regard
ed as loyal meni but it is supposed certain
employees or dodgers have been receiving and
transmitting letters Souih. A number of
letters have been seized, but have not yet
been examlned. Two parties, VIM. Hart and
John Esrl, have been arrested
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21


TEE LAST TRAYELs OF IDA PFEIFFER-In-
elusive of Visit to Madagascar. Transla
ted by Il. ". Quicken. Harper Brothers.
Madame Pfeiffsr was certainly remarka-
bic woman. Qfan evidently masculine turn
of mind, the extraordinary frmuess, courage
and tenacity of purpose which distinguished
her from the most Of her sex, did not entirely
obliterste more feminine traits. Although
possessing, according to her own account,
but limited means, she, during the course Of
q long life traversed more thousands Of miles
over all parts Of the earth than most of US
have hundreds. With what object in view
this was accomplished, we are scarcely able
To determine, unless It be attributed to more
than Ordinary degree of that curiosity Of
which all women are said to have coHsid-
erable share. She evidently possessed but
a very limited scientific knowledge, and her
observations upon the manners, customs and
characterisGics of people possess but little in
trinsic value. Still it must Of necessity hap
pen that one with even the smallest amount
Of intelligence having, such opportunities as
Madame Pfeifer eDioyed, visiting almost un-
known lands and beholding what few others
have ever beheld, could not fail 10 imPerI
more or less amusement and instruction in
any account of his travels and adventures
This is eEempli6ed in the book before US
Though it be of much interest itself it serves
principally TO give some hint of what NIGH
be done by more talented observer.
To Oscar, the son of Madame Pfeifer, wal
committed the task of preparing the volume
for publication. In doing this he has addtC
q brief biography of the author which is no
the least valuable portion Of the work, ]
B. Cobb & Co. have it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

JoHE B. GoUGH's LEorURE.-This evening,
it will be remembered, Mr.. Cough lectures
before the Young Mems Christian AssOci-
alton at the Academy of Music. 1t is un
necessary to speak Of the great merits Of the
lecturer, whose fame is SO worldwide, and
enough has been said 70 secure an oVerhov-
ing house when his name has been an
nouncsd. Mr.. Cough will deliver two lee
lures in this city, the second TO take place
on Tuesday evening Of next week. To b'
certain Of seats, it will be well to secure
them to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsH1seToE, Nov. 20.
Special to the Post

Special to the Post:
The grand review of our troops held TO-
day at Balls Gross Roads, has attracted an
immense crowd Ct spectators, and Washing
ton is nearly depOpulated. $4,000 men are
under review by Gen. Mcclellan. Their
excellent condition elicits the warmest praise.
The soldiers are ready for any service thai
may be required, and the reception they gave
the General showed that they have full isith
in him as a leader.
Thirteen men Of the l4th Brooklyn ReQi-
ment of New York who were engaged in the
picket fight on Monday, are still missing. Il
is feared that they have fallen into the hands
Of the enemy.
The rebels continue their correspondence
with their friends in Washington, and their
mail carriers in Virginia still defy the Gov
ernmenti carrying messages to and from
Richmond without detention
A ridiculous report is in circulation to the
effect that the Administration has given as
surances to the British Government that
British vessels sUall haYe access to the cotton
ports before the expiration Of the winter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

AEorHER LETTEE FEoH YoUSe PRooToR.-
The brother Of Haskell Proctor received g
letter from him yesterday, dated Nov. 18Th.
He says they arc all well and have all kinds
Of smusements to pass away time. They
have "a Circus, q Theatrical Company and
good Ventrilcquist." Theatrical perform
ances occur tRieea week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

TIE MrLIrARY.-The 14th Battery of Ar
tillerY left for Camp Dennison at 4 O'Clock,
yesterday afternoon. They were escorted to
the cars by Squadron Of Cavalry under
Capt. Burnett. Both Cavalry and Artillery
made q fine appearance, although the latter
were without their guns or horses. The
Cavalry bids fair to become an exceedingly
well disciplined and efficient regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

TRE AFFAIR OF TIE sEAsoE.-From the
magnitude Of the arrangements which are
being entered into, It would appear that the
Thanksgiving Eve party at the Angler
House is to be one of the finest and most
complete affairs that have ever transpired
in this city. This is, Of course, under the
rose, and not to be publicly spoken Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

ELECTRIC BA=Hs.-Dr. .GibBons new cleo
trio baths cure general debility, rheumA-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalise the oirCu-
IatiOn and remove almost every disease in
Amanner truly astOnishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfss-
ton to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladies-a female Opsr-
atOr in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. jy8
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PROM KARsAs.
KAssAs g, 10. 2o.

hAAsAs OlTfI NOV. ~ .
Capt Burchard, with "A men of Jennison's 8
regiment attacked Capt hayes with $50
men at his place OF residence, to-day, and
succeeded in driving them away, burning
Hays house and the ho7se Of man named
Gregg, both Captains in the SOuihern army.
Capt. Burebard and Lieutenant BosRick
were slightly wounded, and two horses we're
killed. The rebels had six men killed and
e,eht wounded. t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

MAHHooD-Hov Logr-BoW RwToRTp-

AAhhoop-hoW LoiT-hoW h8TORAD.-
Just BuhliHhed In a Sealed Envolopo; price cents,
Laoturo on the Nature, Trostmens and radical
o1ro Of ePormasorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, IN.
voluntary Emiaaionss Sexual Debility, and Impod.
imenta 70 harriago generally, Nervousness, Con.
EuuPticni Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
Lnoapacity, resulting from 8eii-Abuse, &c.-By
ROBF. ]. oULVERWELb, n. D., Author Of sho
eEEEE BeoK, -.
"a Boon % Thousands Of sunsraFs cent under
sal IN plain ouveopo, 70 any adduoa1 POST FArD,
on receipt Of six conta, Two postage staupa. by
DIT. on. j D. KLINE,
lEg aoworT, New York, Post Oncs Boz, $50,
s4rfffR RWE8f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
RRnM Panrl,Au

fApUcAH, hyj AeY, ~.
The gunboat Conestoga went on an explor-
ing expedition up Tennessee river yesterday,
and discovered rebel battery near the Tenn
essee line. She threw one shell, which rout-
ed the rebels. Still farther up another hat
tery was discovered and engaged. The rebels
were again routed, with a number killed
The boat was but slightly damaged, and re-
turned 10 Paducah,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
CHTOAeO RlARKET-Nev. 90

FTlOUR-MAFkst more active but easier.
WHEAT-MArkst lc lower. s ,Us gt 7185lTo
for No. I, and 65S6 S6l66' r no N store
CORN MarkeE Nc higher. Sales 81 2lS5 82se for
mixed IN store.
OATS Market stfady.
HECELPT5-s4O DbIs Hour ello0 bush Fhsati
5HfF=f fRssEs-t.s3Ob bbls -FOUR 1850 bu wheat;
IS 600 bush corn. ~.s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doins, this beirF tho
last day Insurance O0mpanys take risks eA,ept on
'SsXiCHANGR-On New YORK. firm at Nc pre-
IrnFu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
snrrRRRN NKw..

BALTINORz, Nov. 20.
The news of the disbandinR of about 5000
rebels IN Accomac county, Virginis, is con-
frmed.
As our expedition advanced rebel flags dis
appeared, and Unionists hoisted the Ameri-
can flag. u
Gen. Dix's proclamation, when received IN
camp where Union men had been drafted
and forced in the rebel service, caused them
to rebel, and their officers were compelled to
disband them.
The secessionists destro ID the bridges and
f4lled trees across the roads.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
n. Y. CATTLE HIARKEF-Nov. 90.
IBE TELEsRAPH.l

BEEVES-Market opened more iavorable With
with supply moderate and demand good az current
rates q Last week Guoa prim cattle sold a. e151c
ant = few brought &c.
hILCH COWS-Market steady a. quotations.
VEALEOalye9 in tair reqps4t Il iull prices.
8HBkP a. LAAIBS-In fair request.
SWEAE-5ola frrely during the week at quota
tions, Notwithstanding enormous receipts
Total receipts Of stook at all the yards for the
week weFey
ayes iio2; cows l2li calves 7Os; sheep and Lambs
1869; wine n 7a3.
Tue current price during the week at ell the mar
was follows;
Beef cattle, lat = cwt Ss0Oes.5O oriinary s. 25a
", common S6 al, inferior 50 566,fO. Co ., lst
quality, per head, so 90. ordinary S.5U4o o1mmun
SS035 infeiiO 25 40; Veai Calves lst quality Q D
4ar6sfc, ytdiaary ~ l54c, cOmmon g4Ae. tntr-
rior 81 4ci Sheep aud lambs, prime quality head
S4uOL4 So ordinary 80 a. 90, common y so,
inferior 5 .,5O92.sf; swine, D D 81 e9a5sc-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ING. A.-Announotment,
/. p. sharWood- Debsgss.
-An.Wool Metinos.
OoWlss a oo-New YsTk Calendar Olocku.
Hona'S Belief SOC 'oty-Fair and Supper.
Eottbsrg a RAusmann-Oambrio Embroissrios
nibornisn Gaards-LoeAl Notice.
Hawks = Bro-Loeal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
OswEaO 1IARKET-Nov. 90

FL,OUR--Markst steady,
WHEAT-MRrket dull. Sales 900 bush no.
SLOQ
3ORN-Marhet unsettled.
HARLEY--Soa ce and Grm but Q7iet.
RYE-Market steady. BALES so bush Canada ai
6ac ndoat.
PKAS-Market inactive.
UARAI. EILEaeaktFE-AdTanced 10 and boats
scarce; wheat &c, 20 New YORK
LAX X L1PuRTs-2s9 bbls four 80 0Q0 bush
wheaf tU' bush corn; luO0 bush barley 10 bus
flANAI, RxPORTE-4 $40 bbls -four; 6,sla bus
wheat; a, 900 bush corn 6,5U bush iyei o,o0 bush
peas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

CHAWEoED's RETAIL coAL YAAD.-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. ta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

HIBEREIAE GUARDS, ATTENTION The few
members Of the old corps remaing at home,
and their friends, are requested to appear at
the Armory on Friday evening, Nov. 3d.
to take measure in regard to keeping up the
home organisation. noy22- -2t