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FROlILOTISYILLE.

LOUISVILLE, OCL- Z.
The Journal is informed of a sharp skir-
mish last night with Gen. SilTs advance
and two thousand rebel cavalry, at FlOyds
Fork, the enemy being posted on the sur
rounding hills. We repulsed them and
they returned. We then brought our ar
tillery against them, when they again fed.
We captured in an old house in that vicin-
ity forty thousand rounds Of ammunition.
Heavy musketry firing was heard on the
Shelbyville road sixteen miles distant, at
9 o'clock this morning. Result unknown.
The Journal also says q skirmish took
place this morning five miles distant on
the BardstOwn road. The rebels were re-
pulsed; their loss is unknown; our loss
was twenty-five in killed and wounded.
Gen. Morgan with his whole force, from
Cumberland Gap, has reached the Ohio
river opposite Portsmouth.
Cannonading has been heard to-day near
Mount Washington.
The rebels evacuated Shelbyville last
night, first compelling the store-keepers to
receive Confederate scrip in payment for
what they wanted.
At Paris, Kentucky, all the storekeepers
except two seeesh sent their goods away.
Tho rebels procured Of the two a supply Of
blankets, paying in Confederate scrip. The
blankets giving out they insisted on cut
ting up those stOrekeeper's carpets for
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW 1ORk, Oct- z.
A report says the President has gone on
a visit TO McClellan's army. A telegram
says that the British steamer Slayds ran
the blockade at Charleston, and arrived at
Liverpool Sept Doth, with l,775 bales of
cotton A Charleston correspondent IN
der date of Sept. 28th, gives the following
particulars of the successful escape of a
steamer: On the night CT the 18th ult., a
large side-wheel steamer, supposed to be
the Hero, went to sea, sweeping past one
of our helpless sailing vessels, at the rate
of thirteen or fourteen knots per hour
The sailing vessel gave the alarm, but it
was too late for the only steamer in
that neighborhood to follow her success
fully. The rebel steamer ran the blockade
through Sanford's Channel. The United
States steamer Marblehead returned this
morning, after an unsuccessful pursuit Of
the rebel steamer which had secured a
long start ahead before the Marblehead
got underway.
An army correspondent says: There must
be fighting before many days in the
northeastern part Of Virginia unless the
rebels reinquish their position at Win
chester, without waiting for us to throw
down the gauntlet before them. That
they viii remain in force at Winchester,
is not probable for tits impossible TO sub
sist the army they claim to have there
without possessing more facilities for re-
ceiving supplies than they have at pres
ent. believe it may safely be promised
that they will not stand about Winchester
in force, because of our threatening atti-
t,,da in n locality of which tbav are varv
tenacious.
Yesterday two rebels who had been con-
fined at Fort Delaware, took the oath of al
legiance and were sent to Philadelphia,
where they made application for admission
as privates into Colonel Segerbarth's reg
iment They state that at least 10000
rebels entered Maryland, but that not
more than one-half that number could be
brought into action, owing to fatigue, want
Of provisions, sickness, SC.
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NEW YORK lfARKET.-OctOber =.
ron am

RI4OUR-There is good export and home trade
demand and with moderate receipts prices stl tend
upward. Market closing lrm, with no sellers at the
sales Of $3.50 bbs, at for superne statei
S5,l5g5,75 Ior extra state; s5,G5,45 tor supernne
western s5,65g6OO for common 10 medium ealrs
WESTERN Sj,yUL6,UO TOT common 70 good shipping
erands extra round hooped Ohio; s6lOg7 2 for trade
CANADA FIOUR-Market has again slightly
advanced, with a limited supply and fair inquiry.
sales OF 40 bDIs at S565g5gO Tor common and so,lO
al, % t0r good to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-AIarket quiet and steady at 81
C0RN AIEAL-Marlet quiet Sales $50 bbls Jer-
WHISKY-Market quiet Sales Of $50 bbls at
33434o for state and western, including iavorite
WHEAT-The market is Ic lower with only mod
SALES d i7,6GG bush Chicago spring at sl,loaI Is
5000 bush Milwaukee club al 81 1901 20i 500 bush
amber IOWaat Sl,zlG, 81 1850 bnsh winter red wes
tern at sl,s.@lsSOi 25,iO9 bush amber Mlchlgen AZ
81 3Gl 2; 1910 bush extra choice DO. al 81 , 80
and 70 so bush white Michigan at Sl,35Gl,i2.
II E-hlarLetquiet and without material change.
Sales $40 bush North River n ahoaJ.
BAkLEN-Market scarce and in fair request
sales Z,5J bush rowed Canada at sl,OI and l3yO
bush four rowed do. AZ 81 80
CURN-The market opened heavy and closed about
IclOwer with moderate business doing Tor export and
home consumption. sales lzl,OUO bush at 5SgoOc for
shipping mixed western 53G5sc for eastern 44l5lc
for damaged and heated.
OATs@Market dull. Sales at 5T96Oc for inferior
tOFFEE-Rio more active and prices advanced
fully &c 2 pound Sales 5OUO bags At 2z4G25zc per
SUCiAR-Raw quiet Sales 900 hhds at s9e5sc for
Cuba lOgilc Tor New Orleans and 80 boxes Havana
at VIC. REFINED in good demand and firm.
AlULAsSES-Market quiet bur prices very frm.
Sales Z1 hhds Cuba Sc and Is hhds Porto Rico at
$50.
FORK-Market is more active, and prices have
slightly advanced. Sales 4,75y bbs at sill, SOL 10
III mess closing at sll 6y IS sll for prime mess,
Sl0,J7t7 fOr thin mess 5lO,z5 for prime.
HEEF-Mark"T 4 moderate demand and firm.
Sales l5O bbls al O17U0 Tor primei SoOOGlO.7j lOr
meas; Sl2,Wgl3,i1 Tor rspacked mess and sl3,JU@
A,5z5z extra mess.
PRIME MISS BEEE-Market in fair demand
and steady Sales loo tierces at q.
BEEF HAMs-Alarket quiet Sales 90 bbls choice
western at Si5,OUeri6,UU
CUT MEATS-Alarlket quiet and firm. Sales at
43sc for Shoulders ana 6lG75SC for hams.
BACON SIUES-Alarket steady. sales 500 boxes
short clear and short ribbed mlddles on D. I.
LARD-Market continues hTm with lair demand.
Sales so bbls at g3s(GlUc.
BOTTRK-Selling ut l2al6c for Ohio; I6e2lc
iOr stats.
UHRRsR-Market in fair demand and firm, at
THGgxc,
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AbbOtt's History of tho Rebellion
Handsomely illustrated, and delivered in vol.
ume. Subscribe for it.
B. S. GREEN, Agent,
sept. la,4Oe Postoffce Box 1916, Cleveland.
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OPTICAL.
L. II. sOLO1IONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN,
Keeps largest assortment in the Optical line ofany
n the trade. From his long residence in this City
and the extensive patronage received during that
time, he would say TO his old friens and the public
generally, that effort that could be put forth to
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under his inspection, to suit the eyes, in all
curing weakness, dizziness Inflammation Of the
kye and imparting strength for long reading and fine
sewing. The reputation Of 5OLOM0NSON'S estab-
hshment the most reliable 20 get the best articles
in that line that can be obtained has become
tablished fact and atested by his patrons whose ad
vice il is: GO To SOBOMONSON'S, (InalSs no mis-
take,) l3O SuperiOr-St., under the American, and
there you will find the best kind Of SPECTACL Is
adapted to your sight.
All kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and philOsOph-
ica Instruments Astronomical Telescope from so 70
4l40; Surveying Instruments, various prices large
stock Of Microscopes, from - to s75 Marine Teles-
cOpes, Spy Gasses large variety; Lenses, Prisms,
Rye Glasses, Pocket Compasses, Barometers, &C.
rs ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
perfect natural.
OFFI0E-No. 100 Superior St., under the American
Hotel. apr3
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HOUsE FURNISHING ARTIoLEs.-At the old es-
tsblishment Of ". P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, CrOckeTy, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bn-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Retrigerstors
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freesero, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
Ir a1ecuted by experienced workmen.
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DRAMATIC COMPLEMENTARY AND FARE
WILL TESTIMONIAL TO Mss sALLIE ST. CLAIR
AND Nh. BARRAs-This tribute on thepart of
our citizens to the private worth and profess
iOnaI talent of Miss St. Clair and Mr.. Barras,
comes of this evening, at the Academy Of
Music. The bill selected is admirable, and
one in which MOmus rules supreme. First
upon the programme is the three-act Burto-
nian comedy of the Serious Family, with
Charles BarTas in his convulsing personation
Of Aminadsb Sleek, one Of his most unctuous
parts. Miss St. Clair as the fascinating
dow Dslmaine Mrs. EIlsler as Torrens /;
n. BcCollOm as Captain Murphy Mcguire !;
Mrs. Dickson as Emma &C., &C., making
enc Of the strongest casts Of the piece we
have ever seen. After favorite dance by
Miss Hughes, the fine Irish drama Of ''Ireland
as it is,p viii be performed; with Miss St.
Clair, Messrs. Ensler, McCollom, and the
entire company in the piece. Secure your
BsatS ssFiy, as sitting room viii be at pre-
0lRs
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

AAA-@DI--AAA-f OSt .
The Washington National Republican
says Mcclellan was in town on Tuesday.
The Republican also says heavy firing
was heard yesterday in the direction Of
Leesburg. 1t was sharp and rapid-cause
unknown.
The Baltimore American says the Nom
itor has been towed up the Chesapeake,
probably to Washington. The gunboat
Iroquois arrived to-day from Pensacola
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We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the LIST:

We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the lst:
VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed this
port yesterday:
BOuSD UP-PrOpellers Evergreen City, Northern
Light; baTks American Union, Colorado schOOners
Srabird, Flying Cloud Queen Of the Lakes Hastings,
MOuntaineer, MOuteZuma.
BOUND Down Steamer City Of Cleveland propeller
Pittsburgh barks Canada, southampton, L. b. Nor
gan, Malta, ). D. Woodruff Cambria, Unadilla; brigs
J. G. Deshler, Isabella, Black Hawk, L. W. Cross
schooners Anna Craig, Fashion, Ethan Allen, Mari
Egan, Challenge, Ontario, Tracy J. Bronson, Rg-
cine, joseph Grant, West Wind \. Z. Hart j. Mar
shall, c. II Walker, Maple Leaf, r. Mott b. L. Mar
tin, NJ. Fillmore, Reciprocity w II. Stevens, Oliver
Culver, Plymouth Rock, ]. Shnms, Wellington, MIN
ne Ola, Nlazeppa, Northern Bolle Rainbow.
Weather cloudy. Wind northeast.
The full rigged brig Robert Burns is taking on a
cargo Of wood at Windsor for Chicago on account Of
owners.
LARGE FLEET-The steamer City Of Cleveland,
viii has just returned from Lake superior, reports
passing on Lake Huron large number Of vessels
bound dOEn-there being no less than hfty-eght in
ono feet. During Monday night many OF the We sells
passed here while others followed along yesterday,
and il is probable this all have gone by. Quite
number, understand, got into jam on the Flats,
and few Of them sustained some damage. VI these
facts we know uOthing-the extent Of damage, nor
the vessels injured, aside from the schooner David
Tod which passed yesterday with her jibbOOm gono,
aud her entire headgear carried away.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-03

~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgis and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
gwen to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
7srtisement in another column. Once No. l1s,
saneca streat
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EDUCATIONAL,
A GARD TO THE LADIEs.-pR.

"a DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
Infalible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as Preventative.
Infalhbie IN Removing stoppages and lrregulartty
Of the Menses. These Pills are nothing new but
have been used BY the doctors for many years, both
in France and America with unparalleled success in
who have used them 10 make the Pills public for the
alienation OF those suffering any Irregularities
whatever, as well to prevent increase Of family
where health will not permit it. Females peculiarly
situated, those suPposing themselves So ara eau
toned against using these Pills while In that cOndi
tOn, the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above admOnitOn, although their mildness would
prevent any mischief to health otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions =
company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale ard retail IN Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, w WholesalB Druggists, 10 Superior-St
STRONG x ARMSTRONG, ly9 buperiUr-St.; i. ".
SACKRIDER, 223 SuPerior-St.j g. W. CLARK, lls
SuperiUr-St., and CHURCHILL BRO, corner o.
Ontario street and the square.
LADIES by sending 81 70 either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Once, have
the Pills sent 10 any part Of the country city conn
dsntially) and tree Of postage BY return mail.
n b. Look out for cOunt terteits. Buy Golden
Pills any kind unless every box isgned & D. Howe
All others base position and unsafe; therefore,
a. you value your lives and health 10 say nothing ui
being humbuRed out Of your money! buy only those
who show the signature a. ). d. Howe on every box,
which has recently been added account Of the Pills
being cOuuter'ettsi. The ingredients composing the
above Pills name kncwn 10 every agent and they
will tell you they safe aud will perform all claimed
Tor them. 5 D. HOWE, sole Proprietor,
mnra7- R27 Nov N0-k
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THE CONSUMPTION IN ERIE COUNTY
The Sandusky Register speaks of the draft
in EEie county, as follows:
In the city there were none elected, as the
quota Sf every ward was filed. There were
two lucky ones in Portland Township; KeI-
ley's Island, "A; Groton, 5, and Vermil-
lion, AZ. These were the only townships in
the county for which prizes existed. Of
course we have not the names Of those that
drew-but all the parties in interest viii no
doubt be speedily notified of their luck. The
notice viii no doubt be entirely different from
gratifying-bu. such must necessarily be the
case, whoever was drafted.
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N. Y. MONEY MARKET
[BY TELEGRAPH
M A R IN E.


ESTERRD-OCTOBER 2.
steamer Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit
Propeller Cuyahoga, Kelly, Buffalo -
Propeller TiOga, SissOn, Dunkirk.
Bark A. z. Nichols, Graves, Buffalo,
Brig Fleur de Marie Bangough, Kingston
Schooner Cornelia, Fox, Buffalo.
schooner Morning Light, HCa, Buffalo.
Schooner Hazard, McGlashen, St. Clair.
Schooner MedoOa, Foster, O5wegO.
Schooner ". II. Willard, Burke, Butfalo
Scow Gen. scott, Averill, Port Hall.
CLEARED.
Steamer Morning Star, Niger Detroit
Propeller OwegO, Bryant, DunkiTk.
Propeller Gov Cushman, TFayers, Buffalo
Bark \. p. Nichols, Graves, Chicago
Brig City Of Toronto, TROUGH, Kingston. ..
Schooner Morning Light, Hea, Chicago.
Schooner Herald, Honowell, Toronto.
Schooner COrnelia, FOX, Chicago
Schooner Madison, Bartlett, Buffalo
Schooner W. II Willard, Burke, Saginaw
Schooner Miranda, Lent, Buffalo.
schooner Petrel, Pottes, Port Hope
Schooner Ii. c. Post, Green, Toledo.
Schooner Revolving Lii hr, Chapman, Oswego.
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ELEVENTH OmO.-Colonel A Coleman,
Of the llth Ohio, having been killed in bat
tie, the regiment has elected Captain P. P.
Lane to the vacant position, with Captain A.
Higgins, as Lieutenant Colonel. The former
is citizen Of Cincinnati, and the latter be-
longs to Clinton county.
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blankets. Thesecesh storekeepsrs declined
receiving Confederate scrip for the carpets,
when they were arrested and put in jail
for discrediting Confederate money. We
learn that Kirby Smith has been playing
the same game upon several secesh store
keepers at Lexington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-03

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 2.
The Western Division of the Lacrosse
and Milwaukee Railroad, was sold to-day,
at one million eight hundred thousand
dollars, by order Of Judge Miller, Of the
United States District Court in fore
closure for land grant on the first mort
gage. Isaac Seymour, F. P. James, D..
NJ. HUGHES, are purchasers in trust.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

5oha EIlsler-Aeadsmy Of Music.
unlauft HeEtsl-Dye House.
A. Alten-GermaD St. Peters Free School Fair.
Box S3-substitutes.
Retfbe-g Hausmnnn-Flseey Cotton Hose.
0. 3. Dewey, Q. C. Hindsdals, S. DeWey-Dissolu
tion Of fco-Partnsrship.
I'D. Fisher Co General Information Agency.
&c. W.-situation Wanted.
Corning co.--Draft Horses for sale.
Mould, Hogan oo.-Game-Loeal Notice.
Wilson WiddleOmbe-Pape-s-Lo Notice.
O Rsd-Local Notice
Irad Keney-Ods to Peace, 30.
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TROUBLE ABOUT THE DRAFT IN LoRAN
oOUETY.-The Surgeon Of the drafting COM
mission at Elyria, was guilty of some very
arbitrary acts in his official capacity, and
has thereby drawn down upon him the indig-
nation of the good people Of that county.
He prOfessed to have received authority from
Columbus to erase the names of any indi-
viduals from the enrolment list whom he
thought incapable Of military service, wheth-
er they filed exemption claims or not. Upon
this excuse be struck of the names of several
influential citizens who had no particular
claims to the advantsgessf imbecility.
A fuss was made about the matter, and the
gentlemen interested came forward, and had
their names rewritten upon the roll. The
drafting viii probably be at a stand still until
the whole thing is adjusted.
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A GENTLEMAN FROM BRAZIL As UNITED
STATES OFFIcER.=As 1entered the ofioe of Mr..
R. Parsens, United States Collector, to pay
for my LICENSE, he told me in an imperative
tone, ''could you not as we'll take On your
hat?" A United States citizen bid to take
of his hat before public servant reminded
me of the impudent European Burssuersts. l
excused the gentleman on account OF ms
Just coming from the Brazilian empire, 50 the
Republican customs Of this country might be
strange to him, but wish he would study
the usages Of this Republic, 50 he might not
next time bid US to lay down on our belly and
beg him to take the money. o. RED.
Cleveland, October 8, 1862. 1t
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HELP THE CoNTRABAEDs.-Ezek Fol-
som an old and we'll known resident of CIeve-
land, for the last year acting as missionary
among the soldiers and sailors in Cairo, and
now under appointment by the President as
Hospital Chaplain, writes me that there are
now about twelve hundred contrabands at
that place, and more constantly arriv-
ing from the house Of bondage
mostly women and children, and many of
them destitute of comfortable clothing. He
therefore appeals to US to send them any such
articles of secondhand clothing as we can
spare, for men, 'oomen and children, Of all ages
and sizes, no matter Of hog coarse texture, i
1Okole, clean and kaVing 'oear IN II.
Mrs. Rouse has kindly offered to furnish a
box and to receive sush donations at the
rooms of the Aid Society, Bank street
Friends in the city and country-also the
"COlOred Aid SOciety-please take notice Of
this call, and place of deposit, and let all Of
all ages " Remember those who were in
bond as still bound with them"
Cleveland, Oct. ., 1852. J.T.A.
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MARRIED AoAIE.-The bewitching Ada
Isaaes Menkin, who had the credit Of fasci-
mating the mighty Heenan, is again married
Mr.. R. H. Newell, better known as Orpheus
G. Kerr, Of the Sunday Mercury, is the infat-
uated bridegroom.
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OsWEGO MARKET-October ,.

. .
FLOUR-Market steady at s525 for Fancy, with
good demand for interior and eastern.
WHEAT-Market irm, but parties are generally
apart IN their views. sales 5000 bnsh No Chicago
spring on p: t.. last night l0,400 bush prime No 2
chicago spring at gsggc 5000 bush winter red Iii
nois AT 81, IL, and 6,UOU bush Ohio at sI,lsJs.
CORN-Market quiet
BARLEH-Market in good demand but none Of
fering.
Receipts of all kinds Of grain continue light, owing
to unfat oIable wind.
CANAL REIGHTS--Market steady. Wheat
il5ac, corn lOc, flour 5Oc to New York
LAKE InPORTS-O,UO0 bbls -four; O0OOO bush
wheat UJ,UOO bush corn; 7s,OUO bush barley
CANAL EXPORTS-I,g79 bbls -four 81 900
bush wheat; 5000 bush corn.
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There viii be a meeting in the 10th
Ward at the Kentucky street school house
Saturday evening, October 4, 1852, for
sword presentation and other business. All
citizens Of the lOsh turn out.
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Wilson s. Widdicombe have received
GasselPs Bible No. As, New York Illustrated
News, Frank Leslie, Saturday Evening Pest,
Yankee Notions for n November, and the Home
Journal. They are also the sole agents for
Roberts celebrated Writing Fluid, and have
full supply in store for sale, wholesale or
retail.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE AIAKKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
THURSDAY Evening. October ?, 1861,

IHURsDAT EvENIse. October :, Is5z-
RECERTS-a5,is ,is5 bush wheat; and car oats.
FLOUR-sales 50 bbls red double extra at $500;
200 do at same; 100 bbs white do. S5,25; and 90
bbls red extra at 81, ,25.
WHEAT-sales cars red on track a. sl,oE9 !;
1000 bush free on board at slO45i 1900 bush do do
at sIo5; cars on track at boat load at 04
2 cars Indiana white at SILL on track; car Ohio
white at sI,I4, and car Kentucky do at sl,l9.
oATS-sale / car on track at 5;e.
FRUIT-Sale so bbls green Apples at sl,25 per
barrel
sALT-Has further advanced. Fine is selling at
$3.50, and Coarse at s2,S5.
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NoU1sInyE.-A Columbus local wants
to know " who here in Columbus has been
speculating of the poor soldier ?" We an
sEer boldly, that man who sells poor ginger
cakes and musty sandwiches at the depot.
We once figured in that town as poor SOL
dier, and purchased of the shrewd rascal five
cents worth ofgingeF cakes to allay our militia
~ hunger. The fellow handed US out five, and,
as our back was turned on him, while we
were munehing one, he cooley put the other
four back into his case, and when we remOn-
strated with him, he actually wanted to sell
them to as again. If that is not speculating
in Columbus, we should like to have an in
stance or two Of the genuine Columbian ar
ticle. We dislike terribly to own that we
ever bought ginger bread, but our reputation
for truth is at stake, and we therefore sacri-
fee our feelings on the shrine of veracity.
That is all.
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DISTRICT CoURT-Ocr. 2-Thompson,
Receiver ETC., vs.. Smith. Verdict and judg-
ment for the plaintiff for s24O.
Erie Street n. E. Church vs.. Simeon Street
er. Motion for new trial over-ruled.
Paine vs.. Ross, Administrative, etc. No
ton to reserve case to Supreme Court. In hear
ing.