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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Nov. Ia.
Chas. Jefferds has been Fe-arrested, oharg-
ed with the murder of MessF1 Walton and
Msthers. He has once been acquitted of the
crime.
Felix Sanchers, awaiting trial for the mur-
der ofhis tather-in-lsW, attempted to kill
fellow prisoner, named Meyers, yesterday
afternoon.
The Supreme Court rendered decision
restoring the old, or Mayor Woods Police,
to office and pay.
The British brig VIM. R. Kirby has been
seized for running the blockade, and the cap
tain committed to Fort Lafayette.
The old 69th Irish Regiment left for the
seat of war this afternoon, as the lst Regi-
ment OF the Irish Brigade.
Marshal Murray goes to Boston to deliver
Mason and Slidell to the commander of Fort
Warren.
The steamer Cosmopolitan arrived from
Havana the 18th.
The Spanish feet for Mexico is now only
awaiting the arrival of vessels now past due
from Spain. The Mexican news il not favor
able to the Juarez Government.
TIE disafection of Gen. 0stega, who has
retired to his own State of Zseatecas, tells
against the Government.
Gen. Marqnez, though once defeated, was
approaching the Valley Of Mexico. It was
supposed, however, he would be beaten.
The Constitutional guarantee suspended BY
Congress, has been restored BY the sdiet oi
Juarez.
The report that Mexico had acceded to the
demands of England and Spain, was not be.
lieved at the Capitol.
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NEW YORR HlARKEF-NOV. IS.



EisOUH-Little more doing and market without
decided change. Market closing steady.
sales p, ,iJ bbs ~ S5,3OGp5b Tor relocted; IS $50
69 for auPernne stAtsi s5,70Gs5sO tor extra state;
ooO LOT supernne Weaterni t3i70e5 Tor com
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6,lO06,75 Tor
-CANADA FLOUR Market rules steady with
moderate business doing sales l2uO bbls a. ei,55es
1.eO for Supernnoi S6,7685sO for 0ommon 70 choice
RYE FLOUR-In moderate request. Sales 100
COIN mEAIs--Alarket steady. GALES 100 bbls
.WHlsk Y-Msrfot active and firm. Sales $50
'WIiExT-Market opened about 10 better but
closed rather quiet at full prices Of saturday last
Sales - 30 bush Chicsgo spring al Sl,268 23; IL 90
bush kaeino spring at 81 2zni,25 st,u0 bush Mil
t,32Ml3f, the latter price tor choice. 6,5OJ bush
amber Green Bay at Sl.Sl; 1880 bush red state AZ
sS30l 3g. 3s 90 bush winter red western st 81 gs
IA; Is. To- bush smbsr Michigan ct gIl20i l3 5Ol
bush white Michigan at Sl4s8l 81 800 bnsh white
lEYE-harkot frmer. Sales 500 bush at s5a
BARLEY-Market continues Arm Sales I, ,nn
bush At 6sc 500 bush Canada Eassa 73ei 5OOO bush
UOHN-Market opened heavy and closed l612c
lower. Sales 10000 bush at CSC for tnierio- mixed
westeTni 66g9E7o for good TO prime shipping do.
OATs-Market hrmer, sales Al i56146o for Canada;
46e4se for western and state Included In sales are
U,OyO bush state ct SOC free Of storage for days
PoRk-klarket dull and prices easier sales
455 bbls at Sls 629l4,O for messi Sg,OO@9,sO for
BEEF--Markst ouiot and unchanged. Sales 200
bbls at t4,004,5 for country prime; So 0G9550 for
country mess; Sll 0O9I2OO for repacked mess; $500
for exiTa meas.
PRIHIR MRss BEKF-MArkot is dull and
nominal.
BEER HAhES-Markst steady with small sales
at Sl5,50Gl6 90.
GUF .iIKATs-sOllins at 4]4@iHo for shoulders;
5654c for hams.
BiOON-In good demand chiefly for future de-
livery at 6<67c.
DREsSED HOGs-In active demand and firm
at &c.
Sales 100 bbls at S409Hc.
BUFTRR-Msrket 6rmer at lOaI4c for Ohio and
20c for state
OHRR6R 6R-Market finn At 5K67Ho.
H0PS-Market ste IdY with moderate demand
for Brewers. Sales 81 bales at l2e121.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

~ Rev. F. T. Brown, the late Chaplain
of the 7th Ohio Regiment, publishes the
following card in the Cincinnati CONNER
cial. Mr.. Brown arrived home yesterday
morning, having received his discharge:
CHARLESTON, Va, Nov. Is, 1861.
EDS. Con- Gentlemen: In the CONNER
cial of Monday, 1Ith, is a paragraph headed
"Chaplain Arrested" which speaks of me.
As chaplains have rather a dificIlt position
TO fill in our volunteer regiments, and are
exposed to many invidious criticisms, you
will pardon nae for calling your attention to
misstatements in this paragraph and cor
recting them. I do not know who your
author was for the statements, and l do not
care to know; I do not doubt you published
them believing them to be true. If it were
not for my brother chaplains in other regi-
ments, many of whom have their crosses to
hear, should, perhaps, say nothing.
And speaking of the arrest, the paragraph
says "a difficulty originated between them
about the time of the Cross Lanes affair
The Chaplain censuripg the Colonel severely
in letter for that disaster" Not one word
of this is true. NJ difficulty occurred be-
tween us then. And my lettsr to the CleVe
land Herald, giving an account of the battle
was reviewed by Col. Tyler himself, and has
not one word or intimation Of q censure in
f.. It did not say much in praise of Colonel
Tyler, for the simple reason that the writer
could NOT. with good conscience, do 80 but
as he could not praise, he did not censure,
but was silent.
Again, che (tbe Chaplain) seemed to be
impressed with the conviction that he was
charged with the militant as well as spirit
ual care of the regiment" How things
here "seemed" do not know; ] only know
had no such feonvietions." And, though
for four months was the regular army
correspondent of the Herald, there cannot
be found in all my letters q single military
criticism, either upon Col. Tyler or any one
else.
OF course, these things being so, as has
been my habit, while am connected with
the army I shall have no difficulty "hereaf-
ter in confning myself to my duties as
chaplain" l have no military aspirations.
As minister Of the Gospel 81 magnify my
Office, and bold myself the peer of any
military officer, how high soeYer his rank
may be.
have been under arrest, but am not now.
The cause was not what you state, nor for
any military aspirations, nor for any neglect
of my duties as chaplain, nor for any incop-
sistent conduct as q christian, but-Col.
| Tyler may tell you ifhe chooses.
handed in my resignation as Chaplain OF
! the Seventh three weeks ago. It is not yet
accepted when it is, there is another door
open for me, Yours respectfully,
FREDEK1cK T. BRoBE,
Minister in the Pres. Q. 8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

GRAPEs.-Kelley's Island is bearing away
the palm for grapes, not only in the vastness
of the yield, but in the delicate flavor and
size and appearance of the fruit, produced,
it appears, to surpass all rival localities, at
least in this part of the world. These grapes
are sought for eagerly in all markets, and
readily bring an advanced price. Messrs.
Mould & Hogan, of this city, have shipped
large lots of them to various cities,
where they are eagerly sought. On recent
visit to Washington we observed their boxes
in prominent positions here and there filed
with tempting clusters of the purple beau
ties, and at nearly every such place clerk
was kept busy selling them to eager custom
ers. Taylor Strong, formerly of this city,
who is located at Washington City, receives
large quantities from Messrs. Mould HO-
gan, and by him We were informed that he
could dispose of almost indefnine quantities,
readily. They are retailed there at from rs
to 80 cents per pound, which leaves very
handsome margin for profit.
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ALARM AT RICHMOND, VA.
Mason and SIldeII at Fl. Warren.
BRIGSEIzED.
Canadian Press on the Arrest.
Last Nights Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINaroH, Nov. Is.

WAsHNaToE, Nov. Is.
The National Intelligeneer this morning
contains an elaborate editorial article fully
justifying the capture Of Mason and Slidell.
It cites authority to show that under ac-
knOwledged law of nations Capt Wilkes
was authorized to board the English steamer
and demand the delivery of persons charged
with rebellion against the Government.
1t is believed here this article forsshadoWs
the ground which will be taken by the State
Department on this question.
A gentleman who has Just arrived here
from Richmond brings two hundred letters
from the Federal prisoners in that city, all
franked by Congressman Ely.
The people OF Richmond are reported TO
be in great alarm, and are exceedingly anx
iOus for the future. The rapid and heavy
plans of the Government lead them to salu-
tary reflection.
Col. Kerrigan's regiment having been
thoroughly weeded, is now in excellent con
dition. Eighteen of its officers have been
dismissed.
Several clerks in the Land Office have
been notified of charges of disloYalty against
them by the Potter Investigating COMMITTEES.
Col. Harding, of Missouri, has made an
arrangement by which the three months
Home Guards Of that State mustered into
service under authority of Gen. Lyon viii be
paid.
Geo. D. Kellogg, Of Chicago, has been sp-
pointed Assistant Adjutant General Of Vol
unteers with the rank of Captain, and as
signed to Gen. StaDley's staff.
The steamer E. B. Hale has arrived.
Several vessels have run the blockade sf
the Potomac.
Ephraim Ellsworth, the father of the late
Col. Ellsworth, has been appointed Military
Storekeeper by the President hut IS not yet
assigned to duty.
The heads Of Departments have been so
much annoyed by visitors that they have not
been able to commence their annual reports.
They have, therefore, been compelled to re-
solve to exclude all visitors till after the meet
ing Of Congress; and in view of this deter
mination, parties who contemplate visiting
Washington for the purpose OF Interviews
with the heads of Departments are advised
to defer their journey hither until after the
the assembling of Congress-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
RoREIaN ARRIFAL.

E0AfhahDi Ms nov. 10.
Steamer Norwegian from Liverpool 7th,
Londonderry sth, arrived.
Government ordered large shipments Of
ball cartridges to Canada, hut countermanded
the shipment Of Armstrong guns.
The Paris PatFie gives the particulars Of
the Convention Of the three Powers on Mex
lean affairs. The Washington Government
will be invited to join, and will be optional
with them to send ships and troops.
The Daily News says considerable PoT-
ton Of ireland is again threatened with
famine.
The Times has an editorial on the i'll feel
ing of the North towards England, end
argues on its grOundlessness, and says it
shall continue to express the conviction that
secession has destroyed the Federal Union,
and to which ever side victory inclines, its
is impossible on old basis.
Paris Bour5s higher. Rentes 6sE 60c.
Been several heavy commercial failures in
Paris.
Il was stated that the arrivals of grain in
France had been so excessive that some wheat
was to be re-eEported to England
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

''Music can noble hints impart,
EngendeF fury, kindle love."-
That's what the poet said, and it may be
all very true in particular instances; but if
Mr.. Addison had had lively young felloW
10 bis neighbOrhood, who possessed in an
eminent dsgree TIE faculty of minding his
own business, and that business Yss learning
the rudiments of the snare drum, it is to be
doubted whether be would not have omitted
the dove and the "noble hints" portion
of his verse. "Engender fury" we can
readily grant such music can, and personal
experience throughout all day yesterday, is
our authority for 50 saying.
Heaven grapt that when that inspired
youth who tarries hsresbOuts, finished hil
long roll last niget, it was not with Hto bG
continued" in his heart.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

AUCTION SALE OF FURs.-The sale of Furs
at No. III Superior street, by Messrs- 0.
Cutter & Son, will be continued to-day,
Tuesday, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
As the owners are about retiring from the
business, they sFe ANXIOUS to close out ths
entire stock. Great bargains we're obtained
yesterday, livestock being far superior to any
yet offered at auction in this city. Now is
the time to purchase. They are from the
well-known house OF J. c. Mayer 4 Son,
established for ever twenty-five years The
firm is not ashamed to have their namS
made known, as the stock was made for New
York custOHl trade, and every article is war
rented as represented at time Of ssls.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

81. LOUIS, Nov. ls.
The Memphis Argns of the 10th has des-
patch dated Charleston, Nov. l4th, which
says the Federal forces have possession Of
Pinckney Island, and have seized all able
bodied men on the plantations, and taken
them on board the feet and prsvent others
from fleeing by .orce. They have made no
attempt yet to effect a lOdgment on the main
land.
The Memphis papers express great alarm
at our preparation fer an expedition down
the Mississippi and demand that the entire
resources of the country be brought to bear
against It.
The Argus says Price has done much for
Missouri but far more for Memphis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
O. aarrr,rouo,z No-

ASHANdAopi NV 4os
The War Department VIII soon issue cir
cular to the Governors of loyal States re-
questing the withdrawal of their agents for
the purchase of arms at home and abroad,
the Government having received advices that
a suficiency of arms will be received through
its own agency to uaeet the demands.
The President has appointed Capt Foot
flag officer of the feet in the Western Mill
tary Department. he thus ranks with MaloF
Generals. This obviates the possibility Of a
CONFLICT between comnanders of land aad
naval forces.
Allen Francis, Of Springfield, III, has been
appointed Consul to Victoria, Yancouver's
Island.
During the review of McDowelrs and
Wadsworth's Brigades, a stamneda occurred
among the pickets Of the l4th BrOOklyR
Regiment, about mile and half TO the
left of Falls Church, owing to the approach
of large body of rebel cavalry. One man
was wounded and several missing. Two
regiments went to the support of the piokets
when the rebels fell back.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

EAEHooD-HoW LoaE-HoW RuHFoRED.-
JuSt published IN Sealed Envelope; prioo oontu.
A Ascture on ths Nature. TrOatment end radical
Ouro Of epormatOrrh0a or Seminal Woskn0sl, In
voluntary 2misuionu, Sexual Debility, and Imped-
imsntl % Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fitu Mental and Physical
sncapacity, resulting from seli-Abuss, &o.-By
R0BE. J. OULVERWELL, n. D.. Author Of the
oaEaE BeoE, 6e.
"A Boon % Thousands Of SufIdraru.n sent undor
leal, n rlaln envelope % any address, PosT fATD
90 ro1opt % slz ooatsi eE tge postage gtempas hy
IN soFory, New York, Post Oiieo BOX, ss56.
Nent6fkNf8t
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FROnT nIIssOURI,

81. Louis, Nov. ls.
Generals HalIeck and Hamilton arrived
this morning.
Generals sturges and Wyman arrived last
night.
Tie divisions Of HuRteT, Sturges and Pope
have reached different points on the Pacific
Railroad, where they will await orders from
Halleck. t.s WA
Gen. Wymsn's Brigade reached Rolla yes
terdsy, and the divisions Of Sigel aud As
both will arrive to-day or t0sm0FroE. Wy
msn Bsought in number OF rebel prisoners
among whom are Col Price and several
other officers,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

A NKw FIRN.-Dr. R. C. Hopkins, who
has been so long recognized as the autocrat
of the Erie and Euclid corner, has sold out
his drug store, and will continue the prac-
tice of his profession in this city. The par
ties purchasing are J. A, Gould i Co., who
will fully maintain the high reputation Of
the concern, and will add anew to its re-
sources. The many old friends may expect
to find additions to their numbers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

THE oKAvAEeo RIVER. A narrative of travel,
exploration aod adventure. By Charles
John Anderson. Harper 4 Brothers.
Mr.. Anderson in putting forth his previ-
Gus work, Lake NgAmi," made upon his
readers most favorable impression, and It
is with pleasure that VIC receive this new
fruit Of his far wsnderings and arduouS tolls.
Late years have in some measure supplied
the almost total blank which not long since
existed In our information concerning the
interior Of Southern Africa, no small por-
tiOn Of which work has been performed by
Mr.. Anderson.
The present work is devoted in great
measure to recOunting the sporting achieve
ments Of the author through the south
west portion of the continent. II is TO be
confessed that such narratives treat Of sub
jectS which are beyond the comprehension
Of most persons. We have all seen ele-
phanIs and zebras in a small way, but when
we listen to the story Of their being knock
cd over at three or Eve hundred yards by
four ounce bullet in = common place and
everyday sort Of way, the thing partakes
of character which is not quite enough
like the Arabian Nights, and a little too
much beyond our ordinary experience to
cause the general reader to enter fully into
the spirit Of the authors narrative
Apart from this, however, Mr.. Anderson
has embodied much valuable information,
directly and incidentally, which all of US
are the wiser for knowing. There are
chapters which treat of mineral and floral
products which will prove of value. The
style in which the book is written is simple
and unaffected, and as a whole it possesses
much interest.
Mr.. J. B. Cobb & Co. will supply all de-
mands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

ELECTEIO BATHs.-Dr.G .GibsOn's new eiss-
trio baths cure general debility, rhsums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the Oircu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
smanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfae-
tion to the sick. The ploasantest bath
room in the city for ladies--a female Oper-
atOr in attendance. Office No. 1T Ontario
street. iva
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

THE 42SD's CoLoRs.-A Regimental Color
that is to be presented to the And Regiment
o. v. is now on exhibition in the show win
dow Of Cowles' jewelry store, corner of suPe-
rior street and Public Square. 1t is the Ma
tiOnal color of stars and stripes, manufac-
tured from deaYy banner silk, edged with
golden fringe, with name Of Regiment Op
central stripe; It was manufactured by G.
VI, Crowell & Co., of this city, at cost Ol
some $50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

~ The price Of the MORNIEs LHADHR 70
neWs agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LRADHB; TO News
Dealers, is One-fOurth Of a cent per cOpy.
We would prefer that parties rsInitting
POstsge stamps should send Us one and three
Ohzt instead of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

JoHE B. GoUoH.-Everybody will, Of
course, be delighted to hear that Mr.. Cough
has recovered from his recent severe indispo-
SitiOn, and will be here Thursday evening Of
this week.
We understand the lecture will be one Of
his inimitable Temperance lectures. It will
be worth going good many miles to hear,
by even those who have heard him on the
same subjectrePeatedly before. Last winter
people, in some cases, came thirty miles to
attend bis lecture.
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BUFFALO MARKEF-NOv. IS.

FL,OUR-MRrket unchanged.
WHEAT-MBrKel QuIrt aud parties apart in the
afternoon Sales 6,O0 bush Chicago spring at 90c;
1900 bush do at sgc; 3l.WO bush Racine cub and
chicago spring on private terms.
CORN-Market duh aud lower. Sales q 90 bush
at 4oc.
CANAL. .FRRIGHTS-Stoady &c on corn, 2jc
on wheat to New York.
LAKE IMPOKTS-isOOO bbls hour; 400 roo bu
Vheat 5000 bush corn 70 o. bush oats 81 COZ bu
rye.
CANAL RXPORTS-3,OO) bbls -four; $4,000 bu
wheat 257 900 bush corni 1000 bush OATS 400 bus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

The 4lsT REGINEET.-The 4lst Regiment,
Colonel Hazen, arrived at ealipOlis on Sat-
urday at o'clock P. N. Col. Hazen in
tended securing the hills on the Virginia
shore, opposite GallipOlis, Sunday, in
search Of the rebel marauders.
The Columbus correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial says the 4lst Regiment,
Col. Hazen, sent to GallipOlis; and section
of artillery from Bsrnstt's regiment, with
six companies of the SD, Col. Pond, sent
from Zanesville to Marietta, and gun with
eight men from Chillicothe, were ordered,
upon the urgent petition of leading men
who were confident the rebels contemplated
raid in retaliation for the burning Of
"Guyan."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
FROM TORONTO.

TORoETO, Nov. l9.
The Globe and Leader newspapers have
severe articles to-day on the seizure Of Mason
and Slidell. The Globe says it will add to
the strength and dignity Of the American
government if the captives are liberated,
without remons,rances from Britain. The
Leader says il is an insult which the meanest
government on earth would rot submit To-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
OsWKGO lIARKET-NOv. Is

FLOUR--Markst steady,
WHEAT-Market unchanged. Sales Saturday
night ,UJ bush No. Chicago spring at 81 00i to-
day, 5OJ0 bush do at 90; 0O bksh do on private
terms; 1900 bush Canada club at 81, ,03.
CsOlEN-Marse ct quiet.
BARLER-ln demand Sales II, 900 bush To-
Fonto at 66c; l,T0J bush Bay Quinte ct $50.
RYE-MRrket steady. Sales l,7UO bush Canad5
at 69C.
PRAS-MaTket quiet.
CANAL RHRlGHTa- Firm and higher, and
boats scarce and in active demand; wheat 20c corn
lS5kc to New York.
LAKE IAIPORTS-3,2 ,22O bbls -four; 2l3 900 bu
rye; 600 bush peas.
CANAL RXPORTR-4 4s5 bbls -four; 263,0na bu
wheat $1,000 bush CORN l60O bush ryei 4,OOO busa
peas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

P.BQ.-The P. B. 9. Club give sOiree
at Chaplin Hall on Thursday evening, Nov.
2lst, which undoubtedly viii be pleasant
STAIR. The managers are L. s. Phillips, ].
D. aalwsy, ". H. Harrison, I. R. Murphy,
8. P. Powell and A. b. Cobb.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

sPHEREoTEPEs.-stimPsOn lie, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and we advise
those wishing to get a fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25s
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. r R27;tf
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NEW ADVRRTIsRmRNTs

Taylor, GrisFold Co-olOth OIoaks.
I. P, shsrWood-sOeO yards Printed Reps.
Col. BsrDetta Ar,lIisry-i@ Men Wanted.
]. ?. sheiwOOd-loOO yards Figured Reps.
A. s. Houk-Watchmaker and JSWslsr.
Union tlub-sooiable.
P. Q. Club-First GFAad soirOo.
Hover a Higtes-Balmoral skirts.
!. P. shorWOOd-salssman Wanted.
Ben anklln oHiee-Jsb Printer Wanted.
Rettberg HsuSmann-Disss Trimmings.
Hover a Hissee-stapl' and FashionsbiS Goods
o. eutter son-Louai Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

CLEvELiED MEDICAL GAzETrE-Edited by
Gustav G. E. Weber, NJ. D., Professor of
Surgery, Cleveland Medical College
November, 1851:
The table of contents includes long and
very interesting article, entitled Expert
ments upon Inferior Animals, to deter
mine in what manner chloroform pro-
duces death. Is consumption cOntagiOusH
Proceedings OF Societies. Correspondence.
Army Intelligence. Editorial Abstracts.
Selections and Table. Surgical Notes, etc.,
etc.
The number is one of much interest to the
Profession.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-19

TIE I9TH REeIMEET.-The 18th Regiment,
Col. Beatty, arrived ct Cincinnati from Camp
DennisOn on Saturday, and left for Louis
vile. The 5lst accompanied them. Both
Regiments are in fine condition.