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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

hAaAEad NAUAhOE1 NV ~.
The mail steamer Rhode Island arrived
from the Gulf to-day, and reports all quiet
at New Orleans, Mobile and Hilton Head.
She brings large mail, but no news.
The Monitor came up from Hampton
Roads today at noon.
The Richmond Examiner Of November
9th, speaking Of the results of Northern
elections, says:
These astonishing manifestations from
the North convey the idea of IN emphatic
and impressive popular verdict against the
abolition faction which has ruled the Gov
ernment at Washington. The Northern
papers attempt TO lessen the value of the
results Of the elections in the eyes of the
South, The value, however, is determined
BY the circumstance that the principal idea
on which the recent canvass in the North
was conducted was that the Democrats
were peace party in disguise, and with
this issue thrust in their faces the people
of the three most powerful States in the
North have given unprecedented majori-
ties to the Democratic candidates, and
blow to the abOlitionists that will stagger
them into the background"
The Examiner says:
The prospects of European interven-
ton have dissolved like a snow wreath.
But short time ago there were hopeful
indications that England and France were
about TO take some action in this war that
would be favorable to the South.
" 1t is known that on the strength of the
calculation Of our National existence being
early recognized by England and Franco,
transactions have been made to some ex-
tent by foreign capitalists in Confederate
bonds at Sc cents on the dollar. There is
however no mistaking the significance of
the speech by the British Secretary Of
War in which he asserts that the South
has not as yet accomplished her indepen-
dence, and must be regarded as o belig-
erent holding an uncertain position in an
undecided war. The British Government
continuance OF THIS war, recognize the
Southern Confederacy as one of the ma
tions of the Earth, or interfere to limit the
duration of this war.
"While the soldiers who enlisted to fight,
are engaged at Drury's and ChapIin's
Bluffs in telling trees and ditching, up to
their knees in mud and water, Richmond
is full of free negroes and slaves, the ex-
tent of whose occupation is obstructing the
markets. The Yankees set an example to
our authorities in their employment of
negroes"
Gold is selling in Richmond at $4,000
2, ,25, decline Of 10 cents within week
From northern Virginia it is rumored
that General Lee, having deeoyed the
enemy into a trap at Snickersville, fell
upon them with a great slaughter. We
have failed to obtain from the war Office
confirmation Of this pleasing story.
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TUESDAY EvExIvo, Nov. II, 1852.
The President, I. U. Masters, in the chair.
All the members present except Messrs. ROg-
ers and Thomas.
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A LOCAL N LUcE.-The local editor
Of the Auburn Advertiser, VIM. P. Robinson,
Esq., has been elected to the Assembly, from
that city.-Erckangs.
We should like to look in upon that local
editor in the Assembly. There would be a
malicious pleasure in yelling " copy to him.
Wouldn't he start though? Ten to one he
would grab his hat and hurry of after an
itea. If member should request him to
notice what he had to say, he would doubtless
Ssply that he couldn't notice " it short of
the qsuaI tarns-ten cents a line. It would
be som'S time before he could learn to keep
hi, seat when Gre bell rang. He would find
binself poiSg to the Police station houses Of
a morning I'd hsngfrg about the Court
House during 3 session of Court. If at any
time c iObby-guah sSeuld slip a roll Of
money into his. hand, hs you'd peck
ct it and wh9sper-" certain1y--l IN
dsrstand-a first rate puff. " Th'
propensity to "take notes" Of what he
NAV observe on the streets viii not be easily
overcome, and We can imagine the difficulties
he viii get ints By mistaking them for the
notes Of asspeeeh he has prepared. For IN
stance, the "loeaI is confused on making
his maiden speech. he has the headings Of
It but in his embarrassment pulls out his items
book instead. Says he-"Mr. Speaker
(eonsults notes. horse ran away this morn
ingsp State street-no, no-(turns the leave!
nervously) mean to say the burglary com,
mitted last night on the dock, for ingenuity
and boldness-I don't want to say thdt eithei
-(his confusion increases, but he takes an
other suuint at his notes and begins again
Nr Speaker-There are chords Of the human
,~sSt which are touched by the simplest in
o;ds7St, and when We see boy cut the lead
t,o at, nag connecting blind man with hi
o,1iDs Al 'Nsd, snd then lead the blind man t
,,r,,b,s ov.N two Wheelbarrows and bah.
--..on-wr-- Speaker, I don't mean tha
t-o5,,no hi, voice as he scans his notes diml,
tb-o1,5 the mist ', 'hich is rapidly gathering
over his eyss) I d. mean to say that $
4sey a hit Of scandal has not reached Us in
Long time, yet owing to theParties being high
IL eounee.si We supPrsEs"-
B. will probably break down about there
but the local is usually psrssvsreing and IN
time may come when the member from An
harm viii distinguish himself in the orator
of the Assembly. he has our best wishes
We never expect to be sent to the Legislature
for tbs reason that talent isn't appreciated
Cleveland ss it is IN Auburn. " TWAS eve
tAzs g."
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Cure of Chest and Throat Diseases.
DR.. Aver will receive calls from all who have
need OF medical aid, at the COWLEs HOUSE on
THURSDAY, Nov. 18th, FRIDAY Nov. 18th, and
SATURDAY, Nov. 18th, and Saturday evening
will return to his Office in Cleveland.
Citizens Of PainesFille and vicinity who msy be
afflicted with Catarrh, Throat disease, Asthma,
or other affections OF the Chest, should avail
themselves OF the present opportunity.
novl2;4I3
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THR PREMIUM STovE.-The stove which
took the first premium at the late Ohio State
Fair for economy, convenience and dispatch
in cooking was the "Despateh " cooking
stove, for either coal or wood, which is sold IN
this city only at W. L. Msrvin'E stove and
crate emporium, No. so, south side Public
Square. At this old established store may
also be found everything in the stove, CRATE
and house furnishing line at former low
prices. Parlor, hall, and ONCE stoves OF al
descriptions kept constantly on hand.
uoyl2:IW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

CLEvELAED INSTITUTE, NEW QUARTER
A new quarter of Cleveland Institute will
commence on Wednesday morning, Novem-
Der II. Pupils desirous Of entering this In
stitution should apply irlmsdiGtely, as the
school is unusually crowded. The Phie
Alpha and Pho-B Betes Societies of this Insti-
tute will give a literary entertainment on
Friday evening, commencing at 7 O'Clock
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
no7I2:413
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MEssRs. BRYAxT & SrRATTox having
offered Us the entire proceeds of the lecture
to be delivered before their Com nercial
College, on Friday evening, by Elihu Bur
ritt, Esq, we gratefully accept their proffer-
ed kindness, and as our treasury is at pres
ent extremely low, We hope the attendance
on that occasion viii be large. The weIl
known reputation Of the lecturer is deemed
sufficient guarantee that the lecture will be
Of interest and profit to the hearers.
noTll:4l3 SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
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FROlI TNDLANOPoLIs.

ISDIASoPOLIs, Nov. II.
The Governor has appointed Thursday,
Nov. 27ih, as day of thanksgiving and
prayer.
Military operations here continue quito
active. Several regiments gone forward
during the past few days to the seat of war.
Gov. Morton returned home from Wash
ingtOn last night, after an absence Of two
weeks. He speaks very enoouragingly Of
the future war operations. He brings q
large amount of small notes and Postal
currency for distribution.
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THr CoPPER IETEREsTs.-Tha Lake Su-
perior Miner, Of the lEt instant, published at
ontOuagon, gives accounts Of recent eEplO-
rationa in the Poreupine mountain district,
especially the south range thereon, to aseer
tain more definitely its meteorological value.
The explorations have opened some very
promising shows for minerals.
Similar explorations are being made at
ssrsral points in other distriots--at Portage
Lake in search Of the mesnard mass vein,
and On Keweenard Point for the central vein.
These two veins constitute at present the
center Of attraction fer their respective dis
sacts, and those having lands adjacent there
to, naturally feel an anxiety to test their
vGlue, corresponding with the present price
Of copper and copper stocks. The latest quo
4ations for copper and copper mining stocks
have excited renewed anxiety respecting the
vaiue Of mines and mineral lands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

HORSE RAcE-Ths race for $3.50 a side
between Reindeer and Union Jack comes Of
at the county Fair Grounds this afternoon at
4 past o'clock. Thomas McLane names
Reindeer and Wm. Potts names Union Jack.
It is best in to harness. There will be a
crowd IN attendance providing the weather is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

WASTED.-one good salesman as gener-
al agent, and four or five active men to sell
& The Historical War Map"-giving brief
history Of 4S battles and 270 skirmishes, &C.,
&c. rare chance offered; call on J. R.
Asher, Birch house, before 10 A. Il. or after 4
P. n. novl2:4l3
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a LITTLE M1xED.-The Hamilton Spec
tator is little mixed in the following, which
We copy thesefrom:
Madam Anna Bishop, the celebrated
singer, was burned in St. Paul, Minnesota,
on Wednesday Of last week, by her clothes
taking Ere, from the effects Of which she died
on Friday following. She started of beauti-
fully from the wharf, with all sail set, at $50
P. n"
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, OARD 10 THE LADTES.-DR.

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR.
"a DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
JnfsIlIble in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions, nom Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as Preventative.
Infsuible IN Removing stoppage5 and IrregularttY
Of tic Mensos. These Pills are nothing new but
have been used by the doctors for many years. both
10 France and America, with unparalleled success IN
everv case and il ia urged By many thousand ladies
who have used them to make the Pills public for the
alienation OF those suffering from any irregu
whatever as well as 20 prevent Increase OF iainiy
where health will not permit II. Females peculiarly
tioned against using those Pills while in that cond
fio as the urOprietOr assumes responsibility alter
fhe above sdmOntiOn, although their midness would
preveut ANY mischief 10 health; otherwise the F1e
are recommended Full and explicit cirocticn9 ec-
oom uauV each box. Price 81 psr box.
Sold wholesale and retail IN Cleveland by bEHIOh
pR0TH ERS fgholszale Druggists 10 Superior st. );
STRf5S3 a ARMSTRONG l99 suPsrioE-St,i z w.
SACKRIDER, 223 superloE-st.; g. w; CLARk, lls
Superior-St., and ChUhChlLA q DAsO-' CORNER u
0utariO street snd the Square.
fIDIES I-l5T Eending 81 10 either o. the above
sge1fs through the 'CleYelspd Post ONCE can naEe
s6e Ps sent 10 any part Of the Country or city eon-
deptislly) and " free Of postage, py return hl
n II look ont for c6untqrieits Buy 20 Goldsn
Piila Of any lind unless every box assigned D. Howe
All ofhers are bass imposition and unsaei therefore
a. Won value your lEes aud health TO say no hins o
befuR huWbuged out Of your money! DuJ Oliy ttiu7=
Who show the signature OF 5. D. Howe On every BOZ
which has recently been added Op account OF Inc I'll
sove Pile are made kLOwn TO eyeTT agent and they
viii tell you thsy are safe and Will perform al CLAIMED
,aTg7 ilz7 Nv Work.
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OsWEGO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL.
rpY TFTrcnApr

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
FlOur-Market sloady.
WheaE-MarIet opened with an active demand for
winter and white, closing quiet. sales 500 bushels
Csnada club a. u.s. ls50B bash winter red Indiana
at 81 s. 6UU0 tush prime do l,30; S9OU bush amber
sta At ST. g. 2,5Ul bush white state at rs; 600
bush prime do st 81 3i 300 bush amor state at 2
25 lush whito state 81 ,35; 6Iga brsh primo white
Canada 81 80. and $3.50 bush choice do a sI,z3.
t0rn-Market quiet.
Barley-In demand Sales 500 bush Canada on
PRIV ate terms.
Peas-N NHrket quiet.
Cauai Freiz zhIs-f lOur 60662c, wheat I5c 70 New
York barley &C 10 Albany.
Lake ImPPrts-I,6s7 bbls -four; $1,000 bush
bush peas.
Canal Exports-IOlO bbls -four; 1000 bush wheat
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M A r [ N E (.
PORT OF CLEVE


EETERED- NOVEMBER II.
Steamer Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Propeller Gov. Cushman, Traverse, Buffalo.
Schooner II e Post, Green, Toledo.
SCuw j. b. chaplin, Du Puy, Bay City.
Sc0w feHdletGn, duncan, Bunalo.
Scow Rescue Freeman Port Huron.
CLEARED.
Steamer Morning Star, YiFer, Detroit.
Brig MsynOwtr July, Toledo.
schooner iey Eagle, GHllia, O5wego.
Schooner chisholm, HaEgsdEn, Port Huron.
Schooner Ellington, Warren. OgdenEburgh.
Schooner o. F. Allen Gilm"re, buffalo.
SloOp y. II. Stevens, Williams, I. ledo.
Scow Granville, Carroll, Port stanley.
Scow Pendleton, Duncan, Detroit.
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
No Prospect of Interventioni

Richmond Papers on late Elections
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RELEAsED.-Warren P. Isham, CORES
Pondent Of the Chieago Times, who was ar
rested several months ago on suspicion of
communicating with the enemy and put in
jail at Alton, has been released by order of
General Grant.
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N y MONEY nIARKET-November IL

UIoHcy-Mariet more sctive and irmer Loars
on call are quoted at per cent and discounts on
prime pspe Gs17 per cent
Sterliug EXchange-Market scarcely so firm
Quotations l431 l4j Tor merchants and ls6al46K
TO- Bankers bills.
GOlG-Market unssttlad and lower opening at s2a
933 andclO-iDg settled at 3l4 per cent premium
Government Stocks Market lower United
States 6's ISL 1885; 7-33 Treasury notes IOi
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsToN, Nov. II.
An error has been discovered in the
first count of the votes of the Sd Congress
sional District, which elects Honorable A.
Il. Rice to Congress in place Of Mr.. Sleep
er, by II majority.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

New YoRK, Nov. IL.
The following is the order relieving Gen
eral Mcclellan:

4A~Os4 ~ ~ AOAAALH
NEw YoRK, Nov. IL.
The following is theo order relieving Gen
eral Mcclellan:
GENERAL ORDER, No. 1s2.
War DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GESERAL's OFFICE,
Washington, Nov. 8, 1862.
By direction Of the President Of the
United States, it is ordered that Major
General Mcclellan be relieved from the
command of the Army of the Potomac, and
that Major General Burnside take COM
mand of that Army.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
About twelve o'clock last night a fire
broke out in the basement of the store No.
537 Broadway, occupied by Firth, Pond
s Co., music dealers. The damage to the
stock and fixtures is ,OOO-insured for
$4,000.
The greatest haul of eounterfeitine ap-
paratus recorded for years, was made to-
day. The authorities succeeded in arrest
ing man named George White, fifiy years
Of age, whose place of business is IS Cedar
street. New York, under the assumed name
Of 7. H. Bentley s Co. White was former
ly employed by the American Bank Note
Company. All the paraphernalia of the
eounterfeiting business was secured-the
finished plates and Vignettes, and also
those in process of engraving, betray a
master workman. The finished plates Sc
cured were on New York, Rhode Island
and Connecticut banks.
The Secretary of the Treasury is bor-
rowing money to-day of the banks to pay
the Army Of the Potomac. The money will
be replaced by the sale Of 7.3Os just ad-
vertised.
Rev. Morgan Dix, son of General Dix,
was to-day chosen Rector of Trinity Church
vice DR.. Berrian, deceased.
General Fremont arrived here yester-
day. The Post says he is about to visit
Washington, and adds: awe are not able
to say the rumor is true that he has been
called there by the President"
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FROU COYNECTTCUT,

HARTFORD, CT., Nov. IL.
Yesterday at noon thirty six guns we're
fred here by order of Gov. Buckingham of
this State, in honor of the appointment of
Gen. Burnside to the command Of the army
Of the Potomac.
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We will pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and Ooto-
ber Coupon Interest, OF any house in the city.
C. A. READ CO.,
sspt 27:475 Bankers, 95 Superior st.
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FROM nIss0URL

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IL.
The Evening News has seen private let
ers from Springfield, which says schofeld
is moving back to that point. Scarcity Of
forage in Arkansas is said TO be the cause,
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CHICAGO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II.

IBT TELECEAPH.I
PlOur-market easier.
Wheat-Narket shade lower Sales at ss,8o9c II,
No. aud 1880 for No q NS'-N i'A
., Gorn-Dnl and one-haIf cent lower Sales al
Uats-Acfive 3k9lc better
lteceipTs-l0,W0 bbls Hour: n CA husb ,yha.t.
l6j iHi bush ~ "-N-'''
25ltJI bush corn. t1 --aH "neati
EretEhIs=StesdEa and unchanged.
GOld-5IeJ5H per tent preu1iIiisi- nran'ir'rr
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Simpson Is, beyond ell question, superior
artist, and We advise those wishing 70 get fne
likeness to call upon him. A visit to his gal.
Iery, No. s5s Superior street, will richly repay
both citizen ard stranger. RzIH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

The Governor of Michigan has decided
that there will be no draft made in that
portion Of the State which lies on Lake su-
Perior.
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THEATER.-These was another crowded
h6uNe at the Theater lastevening. The play
OF Extremes was much improved by rep
eHtfOn, many Of the actors in it becoming
better famiSi lar with their several parts. Miss
Richings' exception Of " La ManOla in the
play, is worth shifting tho entire evening to
hear, If there was nothing else Of interest
presented. Itisa a moss finished and artistic
effort.
Tonight the plays are the Daughter Of
the Regiment" and the q ComiSai Countess" T"
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Ye esterday sf-
ternoon the Grand Jury brought in true bills
against the following named persons, after
which it adjourned until Monday, November
oath:
Charles Adams, passing counterfeit bank
bills.
John Schulz and Henry Castor, Assault and
Battery.
Charles Adams, having counterfeit money
in possession, with intent to pass the same.
Catharine oberle and Ann Cook, grand
larceny.
Joseph PrOser, assault with intent to nur-
der.
Louis Cummings, grand larceny.
Several arraignments were made before
the Ceurt.
Catharins obsrle and Ann Cook, plead
guilty to grand larceny.
Louis Cummings plead guilty to grand lar
ceny.
Geo. C. Smith, plead guilty to horse
stealing.
In the following cases, pleas we're made Of
not guilty:
! John Dixon, robbery.
Jei=miab MajO, stabbing with intent to
Edward Higgirgs, grand larceny.
Nothing of interest Is transpiring in the
civil branches.
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MORE FuRs FOR LADIEs-A few more Of
those choice sable Capes and half eapes, just
received and for sale lolg at
L. BENEDICT & Sons,
noVl2:424 20l Superior street.
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COMMERCIAL,
CLEYELANn nrARKfrs.
MORNING LEADER OFFIUE, I
'uFEnAT EvEETrG Euvemher IL 1872

TuEsDAT EvEEIse, November II. 1889. J
WHEAT-sales this mornig cars on track and
boat loads aoat at sIl3 Nothing reported this af
ternoon.
OATs-sale car on track at 45c.
Market generally quiet without change in prices.
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REvEEUE STANPs.-Ezpress, telegraph,
Insurance and check stamps received and
for sale at the Postofieo. nov6:RI2
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TUESDAY EyEHIg0j Nov. II 1852.
The President, I. U. Masters, in the chair
All the members present except MessTs. ROg,
ers and Thomas.
COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS.
OF Edwin Hart, Engineer, recommending
that the steam fire engine recently purchased
BY the city, be located in the engine house
now occupied by No. Fire Co. and that the
contract for running the same be let out to
said company. Fire and Water.
OfBoaTd Of City Improvements, reportin 2
cost per foot and number Of feet Of stone
street erossings-abOut 750 feet, price 121lc.
per foot. Filed.
Of same, in relation to ordinance to grade
and pave Front street. Filed.
Of same, in relation to petition of Cath
crime Kiper, asking relief of sewer tax on
Muirson street, reporting facts Of said peti-
ton to be true, but without authority TO re-
fund as asked for. City Attorney.
Of Secretary Of Water Works for month Of
October. Expenses over receipts, SI55, 30
Filed.
Of Committee on Fire and Water, reporting
a conference with Engine Co. No. 4, in rela-
ton to the purchase Of their engine and hose
carriage. They find the same in good order,
and that said company will take 81 500 for
Ineir me apparatus, which cost them $780,
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Van Tassel, That the Board of
City Improvements be instructed to draft an
ordinance to grade and pave Detroit street.
By Mr.. Palmer, That the Committee on
Fire and Water, be authorized to purchase of
Fire Engine Co. No. 4, their engine, &C.,
provided the same can be purchased on one
years time. Adopted.
By Mr.. Masters, That the sewerage tax for
districts No. and for the year
1852, submitted by the City Auditor, be con-
Grmed, and that the City Clerk is directed to
certify the same to the County Auditor
Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Committee on Gas
be instructed to sell the lamps recently used
for fluid. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
Ordinance in relation to establishing the |
lock or Wharf lines Of the Cuyahoga River. |
City Attorney.
Ordinance for the election of Trustees of
Water Works and defining their duties.
Passed.
Adjourned.
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LIvELY.-Busiuess in all departments
ofindustry and trade was never so brisk IN
this city as now. The manufactures are full
Of work, the railroads have an enormous
passenger trade and more freight than they
have capacity for carrying, the docks are
crowded with freight to be shipped away by
lake and Immense quantities are received
daily. In the meantime the prices Of every
thing are going up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

"THE WAY TO Do IT."-To whiten and
preserve the teeth, and heal and keep the
gums sound. Go to Strong & Armstrong,
Benton & Bros, Gorham's, Brewers, CIark's 8,
GsylOrd's, Saekrider's, or any good druggist,
dentist or perfumer, and buy and use Hud-
sons unrivalled Tooth Paste, and you will
meet with complete success. Try it. Nov. /