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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-10
FROM kRNFUcKY.



About eighty rebel prisoners arrived
from Lebanon, Kentucky, tonight, inelud-
ing a son Of Humphrey Marshall, who vi
Olated his parole, and joined the rebels.
The Democrats Bowling Green CORES
pondent this morning writes that an es-
capped prisoner who left Murfreesboro on
Wednesday, reports that Generals Polk and
Breebnridge, with 25,000 men and artil-
lery, attacked the south side OF Nashville
on Friday morning, while John Morgan on
the north side with 1000 men, crossed at
the ford, and attempted to destroy the
bridge but was repulsed. The result Of
Folks attack is unknown.
MoCook's corps, comprising silps, Wood
ruffs and Sheridan's divisions, reached
Nashville on Friday. 6rittenden's corps
was at Gsllatin on Friday. -
Cheatham, with portion Of Bragg's
army, was at Murfreesboro. The remain
der Of Bragg's army, except !, 800, were
left at Cumberland Gap, pushing toward
Nashville. Bragg had been arrested and
superseded by Joe johnson, for his disas-
trous campaign in Kentucky.
No notice at Murfreesboro, which has
been in constant telegraphic eommuniea-
ton with Mobile, Of the capture Of the lat
ter city. $1,000 rebel troops are at No
bile.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. s-11 P. n
We have been in telegraphie eOmmuni-
cation with Mitohellsyille, Tenn, for the
past two days, and have received none of
the above tidings.
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HOUsE FURNISHING ARTIoEEs.-At the old es-
tablishment Of ". P. FoggI corner Of Superior
snd Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goodsin the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Creekery, and Glass
Ware, OF every descrip6oni Silver Plated Wsre
ofthe best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Brl-
tsnnia Ware, Coal OIL Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware Bathing Apparatus, Rehigerators
OF the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cresn Freezsrs. Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful SIS well IS ornamental.
All ordersfor Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
Iy executed by experienced Workmen-
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CULTIVATE LOVE FOR THE FINE AIRS.
The interest manifested by our citizens 10
see the tine paintings now on exhibition at
the Grays' Armory, continues without abats-
ment. The large number Of sales effected
BY Mr.. Tolman, and the we'll taste Of
the purchasers, As well as the spirited COM
petition at the sales, afford ample proof Of
the high character of this collection to the
minds Of good judges. To those who were
unable to attend the previous sales, the clos
ing sale the evening win afford an unequaIlsd
opportunity to procure for themselves beau
tiful and highly finished pictures. Seats viii
be provided for ladies who attend the sale.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
Tho Newbern Progress Of the 1st inst,
received, makes no mention Of any recent
expedition. Il says the statements that
the rebels at Wilmington we're arming the
negroes, is untrue. Distrust of them is so
great that they dare not trust them with
arms. ,SI
The Paymaster of eWatervliet IN. "
Arsenal was robbed in the Sub Treasury
yesterday s, 900 ia treasury notes.
The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum for
boys, on Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, was
totally destroyed by dre this morning.
There were 248 children in the building,
nearly all Of whom were saved Several
are known to be dead, and several more
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FROM MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8.
We heard nothing of special interest
from General Schofelds army. The reb-
els do not appear to have attempted to re-
gain lost advantages as to re-possess them
selves with any part of Missouri territory.
They have been pursued into Boston
mountains, and will certainly be compell-
ed to retreat beyond the Arkansas river.
The rebel column that was to take Pilot
Knob and Cape Girardeau from the south
east, by way Of Pocahontas, have not yet
achieved any such results. On the con-
trary, they have been driven below Poca-
hontas, and as portions of General steeles
forces are SO disposed at Pittman's Ferry
and other points, twill be impossible for
the enemy to obtain foothold in that
quarter.
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FRO1I WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, NOV. y.
The Monitor left the Navy Yard last
evening" and went down the river.
General Hunter returns in a few days
to the Department Of the South.
It is reported that Mcclellan passed
through here to-day for Trenton.
The Acting Commissioner cf Internal
Revenue, in q letter to the Committee in
New York, says the Government has in
creased its facilities for supplying reEe-
nue. stamps, and that orders now in for
kinds already engraved, viii be filed be-
fore the 18th inst
Within very short time plates for all
kinds Of stamps will be finished, and al
orders supplied promptly. When this can
be done an order Will emanate from the De-
partment giving notice that after certain
day stamps must be used or a penalty will
be enforced in all cases where stamps can
be promptly furnished by the Government
on application.
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SALEM. Va, Nov. 8.
The order relieving Mcclellan was re-
ceived last night at IL o'clock, and was
entirely unexpected. Every one was tax
en- by surprise. On its receipt the com
mand was Immediately turned over to
Burnside.
Mcclellan and staff leave tomorrow for
Trenton, New Jersey, where he is ordered
to report.
His last official act was issuing an ad-
dress to the soldiers, informing them in a
few words Of the change and taking leave.
There is no other news worthy Of men
ton except that the army is in motion.
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KANSAS ELECTION.
LEAvENwoRrH. Now.

I1l77IF N v Witt NV y
The Republican State and Congressional
ticket in this State is elected by majority
of2300 The Legislature is also RepubIi-
can.
Prairie fires are causing much damage in
various parts OF the State by the destruc-
tioR Of crops, etc. s-1
The Bulletin Of this city learns that
family, consisting Of six persons, were
burnt to death or sufoeated on the prairie
in Anderson county, on Tuesday last
Their names are not given. The fire is
now raging in the woods between this
city and Wyandotte, involving the destruc-
ton Of portion Of the telegraph eonnec-
ting this city with st. Louis.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.
The removal Of General Met Clellan caused
great excitement. Among the rumors Of
cause is that some instructions from the
General-in-ohief were not followed and
Lee escaped in consequences. Forneys
Press says it was purely military act and
the result Of military consultation and
discussion, and although recommended to
the President and approved by him some
time ago, it was only finally resolved upon
after achange became inevitable No act
Of the present Administration has been g
subject of greater deliberation.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

OIALINNALIl NOV, ,.
A special to the Commercial from In
dianapolis, says that on Wednesday night
a battalion of Shackelford's 9th Kentucky
cavalry was attacked by large force Of
guerrillas, under Colonel Fowler, on Pond
River, seven miles from AIadisonYille, Ken
lucky. The attack was gallantly met and
the rebels were compelled to retire with a
loss Of 8 killed, including Colenel Fowler,
and large number Of wounded and pris-
Oners.
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Mrs. @. s. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies' Of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose Of Of
fsring her unriTalled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made 10 ft all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to cal snd e1.
anime for themselves. rs-
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also siiers her Hsir Tonic for
the cure Of badness, which has proved highly
successful. augi2;4ls
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NEW YORK mARKET.-Nov. s

FIOur-salOc better with fair business doing for
home use and speculation, closing quiet and hrm.
Sales Of 400 Dbls. Al g. % Tor superne state
&C, 5,I0G6,2 Tor extra state, s5,S5G595 Tor supsrhne
WESTERN s6,Ieg5,tg FOR common % medium extra
brands extra round hooped Ohio; s7O5s Is for trade
Canada FIour-Market c9lOc better, with a
moderate business doing sales at SC, ,IO6 % for COM
mon and 6Yi6gs,g good to choice extra.
Rye FlOur-Aarket quiet and Steady at SAB
IoTn BIeaI-AIarket steady with moderate sales
WhiskySMsTkel unchanged sales ], 400 bbls at
37G5ziEc, the latter price for 4 and D.
Whent-Market lg2c better with rather more do
Sales Of 1900 bush Chicago spring at sl7asl, rs
8 OOO bush Milwaukee club at sl,24l 81; &C. 90 bush
amber Iowa at 9, l,2195l,s2; 300 bu-h winter red
western at lr9l43 9,O01 bush red state at 81 ,40G
I,42; $500 bush amber Michigan at sl,4s5k@I IS;
6UOJ bush white Michigan at 81 s5l IS; sOOJ bush
white Illinois al 81 46; 6,50 bush white Ohio at 81 80;
=, ,nOg white Indiana at 81, ,43Gl 80.
Rye - Market quiet and without material
change.
two rowed State at SLAB; 1900 bush Canada East at
ST. Tor sound.
COrn-Riarket lc lower; unsound in fair request at
about previous prices sales ll4OgO bush at 7lg7fc
for shipping mixed western, including one or two
parcels very choice at 7Ze 6oeO Tor EASTERN 6Og65
for damaged and heated; 73c for white western.
Oats-Aarkst In moderate demand al as963c for
SnEnr-RaR quiet and unchanged. Sales Ohhds
including Cuba at lO76c and New Orleans at lO49
MoIasses-Market quiet Sales 10 hbds Bsrba-.
doesat SCI 50 hhds New Orleans on private terms.
HOPs--Market rules very quiet. Prices firm at IS
ll29c Tor new.
; POrk-Market dull aud. heavy and a shade easier.
Sales $50 bbs al sl262Snl2,75 Tor msss Sl325 for
for clear SI2,5O9s 90 ior prime mess and $3.50 for
prime.
Beef-1 Market more active and prices unchanged.
Sales Of 1900 bbls at s55Og700 Tor country prime;
ss,OOl075 for country mess; sl2gl375 for repaeked
mess; sI3,500l4,OO for extra mess
Prime hiess Beef-Market dull and prices nomi-
naily UNCHANGED.
Cat ments-Me in fair demand and firm at
3%@ic for shoulders, and 75ze for hams. We notice
sale OF D1v mas long cut hams private
Bacon Sides-MArket in good request and rules
very nrm. Sales OF l350 bbls part 9gg7c for cut
short clear middlssi $40 for do sc for city
cut short ribbed; s2lc DO bellies
Smoked meatg-Market in moderate demand.
Sales 100 bbls smoked sides 6xc.
Lard-Market rules very heavy. Sales $50 bbls
at gS9el0Ac, the latter an. extreme price.
Bufter-Selling quite freely az l5Gl20c for Ohio
and 2Dd2Sc for state.
Cheese-Market drm-at e5Ile.
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NEW ADTERTIsBmKNTA

INeRRAsE II THE PRToE OF THE LEADER.
Owing to the extraordinary increase in the
expense Of publishing newspaper, the Pub
fishers Of The Herald, Plain Dealer an Lad
N have adopted the following scale Of
prices;
DAILY.
To city subscribers, l21z cents per week, or $3.50
Peryear.
By mai, $500 per year, or 50 cents per month.
Clubs of i've OF upward, to one pOstodice, $500.
TRI-WEEKLF.
To city subscribers, q cents per week, or $50
per year.
By mail, 50 per year, or 25 cents per month.
Clubs q Eve or upward, to one pOstofiee, s2.6o
per year. The getter up Of a club Of ten or up
wards is entitled to an extra copy for his trop-
be,
Agents supplied at the rate Of $50 per hundred.
n naH eases.
No devotion 1rom the a50ps rates igiz Be made.
Subscriptions at club prices can commence at
any time.
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FROlI BOSTON.

Boston, Nov g.
The gunbOst Hiram proceeded to Presi-
dent Roads this evening to convey the
Mississippi and Merrimsc to Newburn, N.
C., but the ships were discovered to be in
such filthy condition, that it was CON
sidered unsafe for them to go to sea. The
troops on board will consequently be land
ed at Forts Warren and Independence, to
allow the ships to be cleaned. 1t was re-
ported that two of the soldiers had died Of
diptheria.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-10

GENERAL RIoHARDsoE.-The remains Of
General J. B. Richardson, Of Michigan, ar
rived here by the Pittsburgh train Fridsy
evening and were taken to Detroit on board
the Nay Queen. He died from the effects Of
wounds received at Antiedsm. He went to
the war as Colonel Of the I'd Michigan regi-
nent, and vas promoted to Major General.
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septE7;42s

~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElectroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gEns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had fsilsd. See ad.
vsrtissmeut IN another column once No. 1ls,
aenees sfraat
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BUsINEss NOTICES.
Get Your oorns Cured.

---- I7lL y IIN-LUTUl UUIII1
Doctor Wadhams, the celebrated Corn Extract
OF, is again at his old qusrsers at the City Hotel
on Seneca street There al orders in his line
business viii be promptly attended to. All those
afflicted with eons on the feet will do well to
have them removed before cold weather comes
on, which he WilI do without pain or soreness, as
we can testify. The best ofcity references given.
nov5:sl3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-10

MARFIE's SOLDIERS RECoRD.-A Mr..
Martin of Wisconsin is occupied in getting
up handsomely engraved records Of regiments
in the field, which he will furnish to those de-
string. them, at a reasonable figure. They
will contain a correct list Of the officers and
Privstes of each regiment. These records
are gotten up in handsome form and will be
invaluable for reference.
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FROHC CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, NOV. 9.
A special to the Post says, i, is reported
on what seems good authority, our army
on their recent march from Corinth TO
Grand Junction devastated the country
through which It passed by torch. Houses,
barns and everything was swept away.
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HEAD QUARTERs, WARRESToS, Nov. 9.
General Pleasanton yesterday in a skir-
mish with Stuart near Little Washington,
captured three pieces artillery, also Cap
tain, Lieutenant and five privates. Gen.
Bayard yesterday occupied and holds the
Railroad bridge across the Rappahanock,
bridge uninjured. Bridge across broad
river has been destroyed.
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TNDIANs CONYICTED-

ST. PAUL, NoY.-8.
Over 800 Indians have been convicted
by the Military Commission at Lower
Sioux Agency, as participants in the late
horrible massseres, and condemned to be
hung. Whether they live or die rests with
the authorities at Washington. The peo-
pie to man are in favor Of immediate ex-
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nIINNEsoTA ELECTION.

CHICAGO, November 8.
The st. Paul Press says, Donnelly, (Re-
publiean) in First District is elected to
Congress by 1000 majority. Second Dis
trict-Mendon Republican, also elected.
The Republicans have a majority in the
State Of two thousand.
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ELEGTION--RRMAINs or GEN, RICH.
ARDSON.

UhIhUIIj NOV. Q.
Baldwin, Democrat, elected in fifth Con-
gressional District; sixth District in doubt
Michigan Legislature will stand about thus:
Senate, seventeen Republicans and fifteen
Democrats. House ffty-eight Republicans,
forty-two Democrats
Theremains Of late Maj. Gen. Richardson
arrived here to-day, en-route for Pontiac,
his former residence
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THEATER.-There was a splendid house
at the theater On Saturday night. 1t will
crafty our citizens to learn that the Rich
fngs have been engaged for another week
The play to night is 70 Extremes"
The play Of Extremes" is deeply in
teresting one tnl has been received with
much favor wherever the Riehings have pre-
duced it. It affords great scope for the dis
play of the artistic powers Of each Of them.
The characters in the play are strongly cast,
and it viii doubtless prove decided hit.
Secure your seats as early as possible, for We
look for a jan tonight
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COECoRD, n. H., Nov. 8.
The LambertOn Bridge Female Seminary
was burned to the ground last night. All
the inmates escaped without injury. The
freis- -thought-to have been the work Of an
incendiary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-10

5hmpson is, bayond al question superior
artist, aud We advise those EishingSo get hus
likeness 70 ean upon him. A HiHit to his gal
lery, No. 25s Superior street, viii richly repay
both oItisen and strsaEer. Rz7k
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THERB is 8 paucity Of police business
At present, and the city must be getting
very moral. Except few cases Of drunk
and dlsorderly I" and Of Fetit9Isrceny, the po-
lice record is quite barren.
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CALIFORNIA NEWs.

SAX FRAECIsco, Nov. 8.
The steamer Pacific arrived from the
Northern coast bringing 500 passengers,
$4,000 from Frasierriver, British Coium-
bia, and Sl20 1000 from Oregon.
The extreme cold weather was drivipe
the miners from British Columbia. At
CaribOo, Eve hundred animals had perish
ed in a recent snow storm.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TIE Sunday School Uuion Concert will
be held this evening in the Second Presby-
terian Church at o'clock
Monday, Nov. 10th, 1852.
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PERsoEAL.-Surgeon General Weber ar
rived home on Saturday. We are happy to
learn that the health Of Mrs. Weber Is greatly
improved.
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COMMERGEAE.
CLRYKLANn n1ARKRTs.
roRE7Ee IEADrR oyT1on

MORNING LEADEk OIEIOE,
SATURDAY EyENma, November g. 1861 J
RECEIPTs-Is,OOO bush wheat and ss4 bushels
barley.
WHRAT-sales on Change 1000 bush red aioat
at sI1 cars on track at same and 1000 bush free
on board at Silly. White sells at wide range ae-
eording to quality. Latest quotations were $40.
CORN-Thsro is some little demand for car load
lots at 5O@5Ic.
OATs-Are in demand at 44S45c.
RYE-Latest sale was at 7Oc.
HIGHWINEs-ouist Selling in a small way
at s55h@s7c.
sEEDs-TimOthyl Is more active at range ofsl,7o
Clio Sales of clover have been made at $50.
BUTTER-Good grades are in active request at
I7aelsc. Central sells slowly at l29I3c
EGGS-steady at l4e.
sALT-Tirm and in light supply at ss,4 for fine
and e, As for coarse.
DRIED DAPPLES-Selling at 4zes
BEANs-selling at 81 ,sO92,OO, according to quail
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SALUTE ron GRNFRAI BURNsIDR

PRov1DENcE, R. l., Nov. 9.
By order Of Gov. Sprague, salute Of
one hundred guns will be fired tomorrow
in honor Of the appointment Of General
Burnside to the army Of the Potomac.
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WeWiu pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and octo-
Der Coupon Interest, Of sny house in the city.
@. A. READ CO.,
sept 27;425 Bankers, s5 Superior St.
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REyKEVE SEAMPs.-Express, telegraph,
Insurance and check stamps received and
for sale at the Postohice. nove:R12