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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

PThe following letter was received by
the President of the sOldieru' Aid Society in
this city:
OAIRo, ILL.,, Oct. I3, 1851.
Mas, B. RoUsE, President SoLDIERs' Am
SOCIETY, CLEVELAND,-DcarM Mqdam,-l have
the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt Of 10
boxes, containing 496 Shirts, 800 Sheets, 5j
Pillows, 90 Pillow Cases. 60 Pillow Ticka, p
Bed Gowns, 4s Towels, "a HandkeTohieB, 80
pounds Lint, 65 pounds Bandages.
In anticipating the thanks which the slr-
geons of the different hospitals, benefited
by this magnificent gift, will individually
send to your noble and patriotic Society, /
fulfil pleasant duty. You have given
doG5iy, because 20 quickly. How urgent
TIE necessity for these Rrtisles, you may
Judge from the fact that by day after to-
morrow all the articles sent will be in ute-
The general hospitals in Cairo and Mound
City, the one considerably enlarged, and the
other newly established, have received over
800 patients within the last two weeks, mo t
of these being transferred from the regi-
mental hospitals, and this process will con
tinue until 500 or 900 patients will have &C
cumulated in Mound City Hospital alone.
These general Hospitals have absorbed
already almost the entire treasure contained
in the 10 boxes. 1 have retained only a
small number OF Shirts and Sheets for tho
use Of the moro destitute Of tho regimentsl
hospitals. wish you could have been with
mo in Mound City Hospital and witnessed
the joy Of surgeons and nurses when your
boxes were urpacked, and the comfort Of
the poor sick soldiers after they had ex-
changed their almost bare and dingy cots for
a bed with pillow and theet, looking aud
feeling like the same things at home.
"a sick man can't get we'll, if they don't
ke1p him clean" said a poor fellow in tho
second stage Of typhoid fever, to me while
the nurse changed his old flannel shirt for a
clean one out of your box.
l could multiply my words and facts, but
believe you really never doubted the high
value of your presents, although your con-
ception Of the amount Of good they are do
ing and will continue to do, can never como
up TO the reality which see before me. The
approaching cold season will make flannel
shirts and drawers and stockings especially
acceptable. Slippers are a blessing to q
hospital, because the creaking Of new, or
the tramping OF heavy boots torment the pa
tients more than any other noise. As you
have kindly offered us further assistance, I
shall take the liberty of transmitting TO you
the requisitiOns Of regimental surgeons as
soon as they are made out.
have the honor to sign myself,
Yours, very resDect'ully,
DIR. j. AIGNER,
Agt. Q. Sanitary Commission,
Cairo, III.
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OsWRGO rIARKRT-Oot. 10.

RLOUR-Market Steady.
WHRAT-Market unchanged. Sales 1000 bush
No Chicago spring at SllU5; so bush winter re
western st a. 20.
GORN-Verg scarce. Sales 4 800 bush mixed
western at 4Skc.
RARLEN-In moderate demand. Sales Oa
bpsh Bay Qnnte at SIC; 1900 bush do at 52fc afOat
RYE-Market unchanged. Sales 5000 bush Can
ada at 6Oc
CANAL FRRIGHTs- Unchanged; -four 44c
wheat l2c, corn lie to New York.
E,AHE InIPOHTS-OO,0J0 bush wheat 1929
bush barley; Is, ,30l bush rye.
CANAL RXP0RTS- 5.2j1 bbls four 100 b.
/ Whoat; Z, 900 bush corn; 1850 bush barley.
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~ Carbon and Lubricsting Oils at Low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Watsr Lime, Nova
Scotia stuccc, Sugars, Molasses, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
sprague's, oviatt's Exchange.
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badly injured last winter, snd the growing
crops Of this Sosron were somewhat poorer
on account Of The hard drouih we had last
summer, think We need not complain, but
rather take oourago.
J. B. BARNES, Pres't.
W.S. SALISBURY, Sec'y.
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THE CITY.

BENEFIF NIOHT.-The chief ovent of the
next twonty-fOur hours will be the benefit
which has been rendered to the Webb Sisters.
Of the merits Of these accomplished young
ladies, It is unnecessary TO speak, for all the
better class Of our people have beheld them
with their own eyes, and heard with their
own ears. Heretofore, Cleveland has been
noted for high priced entertainments. Con-
cert singers, and stage players of various
kinds have doubled their prices upon reach
ing this cisyj but here we have first class
amusement at the exceedingly low price Of
twenty five cents. They have had full
houses heretofore, but tonight let it be
crowded.
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~ The price of the MORmEs LhADHR 70
nsw sgonta is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LE4DuR; 10 News
Dealers, Is oue-fOurth Ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties romitting
postage stAmPs should send Us one and three
cent Instead Of larger denominations.
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AGREAr DIsooYEBY.-It has been discOV-
cred by thousands of hOuSeksepers in differ
ent sections of the country that D. B. De
Land L Co.'S Chemical saleratus is the only
saleratus that will produce q uniform result
and give perfect satisfaction. If enee you
try it, you will always buyit. d&W
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nj A RINE .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


ESTERED-Oct. 70.
stmr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
prop Wisconsin, Daniels. .Ogdensburgh , ~,
schr Ballard, Dowlin, Buffalo, 500 bbis saIt' bess'
schr. Hyybsn osboru, Buffalo, 500 bbs salt otis &
BrOwnell . -. ,
Schr Swan, McOelland, Detroit, 5uO telegraph pois'
Unton Telegraph Co.
9cbr Tartar, Pomercy Buffalo. ,,
Schr Das hing Wave, Eag esIOnt buuAlOt ltCO Dbli
salt Otis Brownell
s.br Ce1 Windheld Scott. Goodwin, Bun 10.
Scbr PstTeI, bartlett Port Hope, ll2 a lumber, II
M shingles, 40 N lath.
scbr. Grace Murry, Moore, Buffalo, 500 bbls salt
Pelton Breed.
ScoW Juno, Green, New Baltimore.
CLEARED.
simr May Queen, Viger, Eetroit.
PROP. Wisconsin, Daniels. Ogdensburgh.
park Cleveland Gregory Chicago, go tons iron ore
s mr. Fortune. HOlOWell Ohicago, 40 tons coal
Bchr. Island City Titus, New Baltimore.
schr. Swan. mcts aad, Detroit 81 tons coal
schr Ballard, DOWN, Milwaukee, $50 tons coal
Bchr. Star Of the North Paine, Milwaukee, ss0 tons
coal
sehr Wild Rover, Woodruff, Buffalo, q N saves.
Schr. Tartar, Pomoroy. Milwaukee, 225 tons coal.
Schr. Gen W. Scott, GO0dEin, OsWego, l2.o0o bush
wheat, 5ackett.
Bcow Juno, Green, New Baltimore.
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ELuthtua.
TH e AIR IN EZ;
Oh TIE LONE LADY OF TIE CRIMSON CLIFFF
CONTINUED from last We X

Oh TIE LONE LADY OF TIE CRIMSON CL1TTr.
CONTINUED from last We X
C4APlEs I-THE JANE ebay.
Ths orr oPens on he eoast Of Spain.
In the month Of AugGst, and Tho year IS,
And gtns by bIining stanch ig to view,
with Gsptain-Gsolgo Wrig9t-aL5a a brave jol-
The name OF this fne BRIG wAl the "JAns Gray"
And IN the sumner sss she lazy Jay.
M'th Just air sLOugh her sails to Ill,
And Ia mctt1u ksrD her at her cartAi7's VIII.
A brtet desert atiOn CT thls tr Il ilIrOW We you:
She wss s-mss.sr brig, end clipper shapei. TO;
And her rigging all was buiit Iust lise y sloCp,
hAcspt eross-iashings 90 her chicken coop;
ehs 81 u'Ap TOP g1l'ants in pa Q o: head-guys,
And h T n el tackles reach to the c'outs in the
k'es;
In f.s. she ives Iissod on m .zz.p to boz,
Her cap aim forge Wright Was a seaman most
As ever did sail On a salt wstsr ware;
man Of lev words, he was born VII y quite small
And tCck 70 tbs sea the cry next f4il.
Ahu VS. eaptureu oy AndlAhs on axe rie'a hcre,
sdili DIS health was quite good, and his appetite
You wouI' think so. atleast If with yOu be should
As evsnir 6 spproa ,hed aud breeze spriueinE up,
de 0rdered ali hands to tho m in gallant poop
Then sp'i' ging on deck, 10 ca m 70 cs he said:
W,nt 10 bed.
lFO Be OoNTISUyD MKT wEkKl
And we wosId say to cur numerous readers and
PA'Tons that In The next chap; ", viii intrOtu e
tue Fair lnrZ In th5 m. anime We are intVodu- ing
into our Mag if 9nt Uni5n Hall ths Ia gsst ana 4
nest ass0It n-nt OF
OHEROOATIKG5, CLOTHS, CASSIM ERES AND
VESTIH3S,
for the Fall and v iuter, that has ever BEEN our
pleasure 10 exhibit in CleEe Aad, aud would In
vie all & eai and examine our peg Fall aud Yin
Ter $40 K, as our prices are lower than eFsr.
ISAAC A lBAACS'
mAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
sols Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated
SEKLRG IA CHIMES
STORR'S AUT0MATOE PRESSAAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streets
q ~ BOOR our FOR TIE GTARTa ~
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~A. A. Griffith, the ElOcutiOnist, will
have a few hours unOccupied while filling
engagements in the city, and will give Pri-
vats or class instructions in reading and
slocutiOn. For terms, ETC., address, care Of
Water Cure. oetlO;SSS
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cLEOELAED TOLrDo -NORrH-
ERE DIvIsIoz.-The ElyIia Democrat says
f'the Cleveland & Toledo Railroad west of
this village has been improved by the con-
struction Of several stone culverts, and the
road bed is now in first class condition. The
new running arrangement is great conve-
nionce 10 the public"
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LADIES' EQuEsrRllS1sM.

Ist - lady equestrian, Mrs. ]. Wait.
ID I" Miss A. Conant.
We must not omit to mention the very
good ihow Of vegetables and fruit. A better
show Of potatoes, SquashsS, pumkinS, ap-
ples,. pears, ounces, &C., (and all the pro-
duct Of our own soil.) we have not seen this
scar on. To be sure, there we're mot as many
of them as we have seen at Fairs which
m axe creator srstsnsions. We speak Of
their quality. There was also an extensive
show Of good horses. We do not, however,
particulariso upon the good qualities Of
one thing mere than another, for they were
all good in their place. Oar Fair was sue
cess. There we're in all departments two
hundred and fifty entries msde, and taking
into consideration that our fruit trees Wsr'
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CHICAGO mARKRF-Oct. 10.

WTOUR-MArket dull and Sc lower
WHEAT-Market Sc lower. Sales at 75@75hc
for NO /; TOt07Okc for No. In store.
CORN-Market declined &c. Sales at &c for
IL nRFORIPTs-69O 900 Bbls nour; $4,000 brsh wheat
lO7 O0n bush corn. .,. q,
SHIPMBNTS-s2O 900 bush wheat ZOO bush
'T FTREIGHTs-Advanced &c; l9c on corn, soc on
W9sSs W9RsXSsCS2IIN1S-On v Ius New York. N@5so premium
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n. Z. sTOUK MARKKF.-Oct. 10.


FIONRY-very plenty and quite easy at per
syt an call: 67 per cent for short trHt class paper
STERLING EXCHAHGE-Dun at loSsGfS
~ OesTSOCEE-Markst dull and prices as 3 general
thing we're moderate. Chicsg Rock Island 3l'-i
Gaena Chicago ~; Chicago, Burning, on 2 Qnln v
ss: Harlem I3 Harlem preferred 22: II udson - -
FTis SIX; Erie preferred So New YORK Centre 1aa'
Panams IN; United Stats g. 81 registered 80 90
e.unons o. =; Missouri s. 45A LOusisua 56s8i Mich
iran CENTRAL sl; Pacific Mail 90; Missouri Is ster-
ling ms a.
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CAMP WADE.-Camp Wade will be moved
this morning to tho County Fair Grounds.
The regiment will leave at o'clock, prob-
ably.
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OoM EROIAL,
Beard Of Trade,

Presldont-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Prss't-M. B. sCOTF. Treasurer-R. 7. LYON
DIREcTORs.
II. B. CLARK, A. Quin, II. s. Davis, B. BroWneu, 3.
Harvey, A. J. Beggss, 8. y. Lester.
REFEREEB.
8. II. Lsstsr, C. Hussey, n. Scott.
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n6rA Warnipg q IN unWary' apd opl

B0eA Warning to ths Unwary, and one
"mlghty 70 save" is contained 10 ihs book, "Hu.
nan frailtT. or Physiological Researcher" Il "
plains fully and eQalvoeally ne secret eauaaa o.
functional derunEsments and Frc1iratoe poEsrl,
th unialling instructions to eradioato eTury tract
nd particle Ct venom Of diseasei that gnavin
worm that nuidiouEly, but too surely eats away and
undermine, the constitution, leaving man but the
wreck OF his iormor-SelE The victim Of this f.tai
tendency ahouii not lose = moment in proourinE
this inv6lnahla work.
SOLD b On. BARROW, lsl Bloeokor strret. New
York. Price % oenta. Sent hes everywhere.
SOLD also hy Q. W. CLARK, Druggiah, Cleveland
Ohio.
THn GREAr SEOREr.--It Is admitted By
sl physicians that the grand secret Of health ane
long liz lies In keeping the blood and various du'
id1 Of the body IN high dcgree Ct nnidiiy When
you Eel continued paia In the head or bowels. OF
any continued unoasinesa In any organ or other
parts Of the BODY, you prevent serious Sekaoss
BnANDBETH's PILLS
Rleseiug may give momentary ease, because the
blood len win have moro room. But a. the body ia
nss fsam the blood and sustained By the blood, TO
uasio our blood g to Ealts our life, anl ruin our
eonsltutloh. nut BrAndroih's Pills relieve the cir
uulation as readily ss bleeding by only taking away
What & can we'll spare, and FHFY NEvER HUET.
Mrs. Hooper, ol Barnstabio, Mass, was cured Of
g. Vltus' Daaos, General Debility, poornesa Of
blood, aad eoatyensss Of many years standing, b.
Rrandreth's Rilla The oaso n length Il published
ID ne Famplsts.
said ~ A. Gardner, a20 Superior street, Clevo
land, Ohio, end BY al respectable dealers in nedi'
sIues. seplsBs
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WHF BEST ARTIFICIAL HELF
EoEHH HuMAE SIGHT EFHR IHVNsEzDl
Z. z. s0LOKoNsoE,

FF1elie1I el9 bcis1tlI0 IpIltl1llI .
HeseS thsiarFast auSof ineut o. the most improyed
tiads or sPEOrA Oils. An hia Glasses, Ehethor
l0r u8ar or lar sighted, are ground under hiB oRh
espection, ~ machinerY ofa neF oonBtrneton with
t8 fre1te5t cars, 70 lut tho eyes II All cases.
tlFing WeEkneasi DiEzinean OK Inl1Inmation ol tn
Fyss. and hnrlrtinG strength for long reading
ane sewing. - =, =,
~ soiomonson would herB Inform tho public that
shsD0V6T employs any IN the sale Of ais Lensel
81 Also. gpisndid assortment OF Spy HllAbbAe,
MICROSCOPES, OOHPAEBES, Ao.t on heaQ.
~ ART1EIOLAL EYES inserted Witbcut pain,
1910. II Superior street, undpr ArnoriOas
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NAEHoOD-HoW LosT-HoW REsTORED.-
lust published IN Sea ed Envelope prise cent?.
=. Lstture on the Nature, Treatment and rsdical
tCurs Of spsrmstorrhosa or seminal Weakness, In
-Voluntary Emissions, sexual Debility, and lmDod'
.imuufs to Marriage generally, Nervousness Con-
suumPtion, Epilepsy AID Fits Mental and Physical
iIecapacity, resulting from self-Abnse, Ae.-BJ
.ROBT. J. CULyERWELL, ID. D., Author Of The
"a Boo1 % Thousands Of Sufferers" sent undel
a.s in plain envelope, to any address, POST PAID
% rsseipf Of six contBs OF two postage stamps. b.
Dr.. CD. } O. KLINE,
lfI BoWery, New York, Post Once Box, fs6;
eept6d6Ws6l
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!. JoHE BROWE's ConFAHT.-JOhn Browns
company left for Chicago this morning ct )
o'clock.
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FRTFNp IN MID. THY n.

d. GuHEF1 IEFALETELl hI1IHH1E ia prepared
Qson ths rsoips Of DF. Stephen Sweet, Of Con
no.eiu ths rsas bono-ssttsr, and has bean used IN
his TFaotos r the last twenty ysars with the most
s-toaiahsng unoossa. A. an external remedy Il is
ifhout rival, and viii alleviate pain more speed
~ thap nvothsF HrorarEtion. For al Bhsumatis
and EurEo Disorders It d truly infllible and 81
arntiVs for Sores, wounds, sprains, Bruisas, 40,
- uoothinr, hsaling, and poVNFiul Utrsngthsnlns
ur.usrtiss e1olte ths uIt Wonnsf and sut0nlshmeni
q nn Who have sTer given Il trial Over Aur
rnndrsd certificates OF relnarkhblo cures performed
: kTif within ths LAST two yearas atttst this faoi
- s5--re,r-1rsnT aeu77- lsgs1Es4
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FOR SALE.
THE HOIISE AND LOI
z o R s A L E,
A FARM Op 1A Acppl

A FARM OF "a AcREs.
WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING.
In tho Italian style Of architecture, with barn
WE'LL cistern and out houses, al nsW Just compile
TOD, and ready ior occupancy. The house Is built
with ali modern improvements; the grounds have 4
iront on hinsmnn Avenue II % rods; 3 beautiful
raYlne and living brook run through It's rear end
OF the far there are several springs Of pure water
running oat nom the banks Of the rAFine, which
with simple ydrGulic works. be conveyed 10 Gn1
part Of ths barm. for 0ontlemanig Besidencl
the whole grounds can be elegantly and taatefuIlV
arranged. Eor a Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Cuf.
tlle, Il cana made profitable, being % near The
city only about 100 rods from the CORPORATION litR
IRIS tarm can be divided into lots oil one to ye On
more scre9s and make elegant residences, and ct 4
large Ad vance Of the price at which It now Be
purchased. There are about 5 or s acres Of wood.
land part Of which Is q beautiful Grove The
ktnsmAn Street Railroad passes through the Ave
NUS 10 front Of this Farm.
Also-A hER Two STORY BRICK HOUsE,
Barn, Out bulidlnSsi &C., corner Of kinsman and
Forest streets. Lot ll3 ieet Kinsnan and 396 %
Forest street. House and improvement are n frsi
class, with al the modern style, and built In sub
AiS0-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE
Barn' Out Buildings &C. situated on Forest strsst
Just north d the regideBcs Of the Hon A. O. Riddle
Lot ii ieet front bT Is feet deep. This & 8 hFBi
clsss house, built II substantial manner, and II
the Italian style Of aTeEitscture.
Al5O-Another TWO STONY BBICK HOUSE,,
Barn. Out Buildings &C, adjoining the one last De,
scribed. Lot 100 feet 'front.' By rs feet deep And tn-
ished IN al respects like the other.
Also-OhE VACANT LOT, on Kinsrnan street
second lot froUi tho corner Of kingman and ForesI
streets, lis feet front By 3g5 dseB. Nine lots On FoF
est street, between kiHBmari ADd b0OVtl AVenne
east side. Lots 50 feet front By 226 feet deep, Wi
sell On time 30 suit purchasers.
~ For further Information enquire Of the undsr
signed 10. ~ hfnsman ST. Cleveland, Ohio.
juneD:Ss B. BARKER
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Col. De VILLIRRs.-This gentleman, for
merly Of Ellsworth's zouaves, afterwards a
captain in one of the Ohio regiments in ser
vice in Western Virginia, then prisoner Of
war at Richmond, from which position he
made his escape much against the wishes Of
JEFF. Davis, and lastly appointed by the
President a Brigadier General, is now on a
visit to his wits, who resides at Warren,
near Mauston, on the La Crosse and NIL
waukee road, Wisconsin. He is seeking tho
command of a Wisconsin Brigade.-C Chicago
Tribune.
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Boardtag.

DOARDING HOUSE---T a =
II H0rsT No. "A Public 6qnarel and y ne
s5oe Ohnrch,-one Of the gleasanssSt - y ~ la
- ~ Woar,lera. Families Wi9ntng % luInial
S5sir own rooms can be aocommOQated VIII !afge
~ 5SrI snd DAY Boarderl viii and good accOum1-
9efio1s On reasonable terms. bel9raneee gwen a1d
rrS5Girsd UsEB25l Z. ". BOkBl1L.
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8tpOIrets.

ID EVOLVERS AND BOWIE
III KNIyEs.-A dne assortment OF l8svolving
isIs ls, such Colt moddel Bacou' o, kide1s,
Allen g Beelock's, Snaps, Spies, Smi n 3 Wis.
sons, large and small, with various otaar kinds,
a. HATTERi LBT'B
Jun Store, IOl Superior street, jlsVoland.
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JOIN B. GOUeH.--John B. Cough will lee
ture here for the Y. N. c. A. Thursday even
ing, Nov. 2lst, and ThursdAy evening, Dec.
5th, on his favorite theme. A portion Of
the proceeds viii be devoted to the benefit Of
tho soldiers. HE
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~ L 0 T H 1 N G
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

OEfrg to the pressure Of the time1 have deter
mined 10 sell our large stock Of keady M4de Clote,
ing for CASH At very small advance Of ofiginAi
cost.
- The Custom Department, under the superyis'
L flsd viii the best assortment of Cloths, Cassi-
mores, Beavers and Yosuugs.
= Military Uniforms made TO order at snort no
tica on reasonable terms. ..
~ = great Yariety OF Blue Cloth Shoulder Strap,
ETC., etc.I slEags on hand. ,,,,-,y
oats 1862 superiOr street.
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w.s. SALISBURY, sec'y.
NRhrrn De- "a. NVnrh 2,

Arlemus must look 10 his laurols. A cor
respondonce has fallen into our hands,
which, for the exquisite ingenuity of lie
spell, throws all competitors into tho shade
It is genuine letIor of ak foolscap pages,
from az unfortunate man who was coasiRn-
cd by cruel fate to the gloom of a cell C f.
some such bag a telle as stealing a mare
It is love letter, written to Miss Jane
Cox, Now Bedford, Mercer county, Pa, {"
and supersoribed, with the impatience Incl
dent TO tho writer's state of affections,-
"DOn't let this della"
In the conclusion Of the episllo occur the
following vorBes:
as lay on mi bead tina thouts Of mi tru love cam
in mi head
o Jane mi beloved mi one harts delight
heair is n lovleter am going for to right
hit It's all TO in form you what under go
mi hart hit tis filed with sOrOw and wo
? o Jane mi beloved my one intended wife
l am shut up In prison hit all most takes my life
mi hart swolls with in mi eyes over Cow
when think on tina last night was with you
8 Jane mi beloved am now far way
i'm going to remember you of ouriirst day
l took mi gon on mi shoaldar and went down
that way
stopped at your hOus not long for to stay
4 your confidence did plees me yov Tucked nice
and neat
felin lovwith you when set down for to eat
you set down along side me mi cup for to fill
and when I cam back gain loved you better
still
huged you aud kissed you and folde you in mi
Grms
with those kind Of imbraces sune had you
charmed
you rOte Letter to me had gained your harte
hitgryees me very soar that wee air parts
9 Jane mi beloved try and keep In good harte
hit is by THAR falts swalrhg tb7s keeps US parte
but god will revenge than and give than THAR
due
and when gitOut viii com back tie you
o Jane mi beloved count you as mi friend
4 word or two moar than mi song viii end
let sorrow awake me and dangers fright
8 Yet one thing will in shure you what air be
tidt
when get out viii have for mi bride
than vii hug you and kis you and cal you mi
one
we vii have tina gloris plezshars ever was known
GLEYELAED, Oct. 19, 1861.
Mr.. Charles N. Webb
DEAR sIR:-ApPrecisting fully the efforts
you have made 70 present an unexceptiona-
bledramstic end Parlor entertainment TO the
citizens Of this place, and recognizing the
evidences Of true talent in the members OF
your company, ana especially in the Misses
Emma and Ada Webb, we desire to tender
them a Complimentary Benefit upon such
night sas may be most convenient and
agreeable to you and to them. If this re-
quest is complied with, reply stating the
time and place of the entertainment will
l rnuoh oh7i0a
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Presentation Schuyler ColfaE, Of In
diana, was st the American HoussoYsr Sun
day, sn-FOuls home.
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NRR ADyBRTIsEalENTs.
Freeman = KeToFs-shawls Chsap.
-AIissol 0loaks.
--LAdi . Oloaks.
Goods received this morning
Hover a HisbOo-E0W Dry Gods.
'o'-BOard Wanted.
Mercantile COllsgo-LOoal EOliOo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-21

Carr. D. WOoD.-Ws arc informed that
David 8. Wood, late QuarIermaster General
Of the State and recently appointed to a
CaPtainey in the regular army, has gone to
Washington for the purpose of obtaining
leave Of absence in order to assume the
Lieut.. OoloHelcy Of the 1st Regiment Of
Ohio Artillery which has been rendered t.
him by Gov. DennisOn. Capt. Wood, as
Clevelandera know, is an experienced artil-
lerist, and his services would prove most
valuable in the position offered.