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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

MARvIE's "DEsPATcH." The Japanese
hEve "haPPy dispatch" !" whioh consists in
dispatehing their lives IN 3 very unhappy
styles prominent newspapers havO many a
especial dispatch which sets the reading
world agog with the news it records; and ".
L. Marvin has cooking " Despatch - which
Is the delight CT hOusekeepers and cooks.
Something Of the merit Of this Despstoh will
be found in 3 local notioe else6kerej more Of
its merits ars enumerated il tho descriptive
circular, but for the most complste and au-
thentic cOmmendation, one must consult the
many in this city and elsewhere who have
tried it and found tnot wanting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

TaEATEI.-Public interest In the Rich
ingI appears to increase as their brief en-
eagement draws towsrds an end. The Acad-
smy was thrOnged, almost to its utmost ca
Pscity last evening, and We observed that
the character Of the audience waI such as the
famous artists who attracted them there might
well be proud Of. The play, Daughter of the
Regiment, was rsOsiTed with the favor which
always attends it, many portions Of It elicit
ing snthuHiastic applause. Tonight Is the
last but two Of the Riohings engagement.
The play is '' Extremes"
We are requested to announce again that
postage stamps wiz POsitvelyae. be received
g tsS tstst sssp,
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Arrivals at the Angler, November II,
And four hundred Others.

Arrivals at the Angler, November II,
1862:
II. v. Waite, Chicagoi Judge swsyne, Colum-
bus S j. tiordon ana lady, Boston q. c. Sis
by, Seneca Falls, n. Y; Giles Cleveland, Come
aut E Philips, C0nneaut; J. q. Mccullough,
WellsUlle Ar. and Mra. W. @. Morehead, Phil
adelphiai Warren Colburn, Toledo; General
George B, Wright and wife, Columbus; R. C.
Hyde and wife, Mt. Vernon; Judge Stanberry
and wife, Clneinnatii John P. Pynehon, Massa-
bird, Syracuse; Elias Howe, r., New York Geo,
Clifford, New York; A. B. Howe, New York; !
Q, Woods, New York; f. Farnsworth. New York;
Mrs. F. w. Kellogg and son, Grand Rapids NJ.
Foley, City; Z. A. Miller, New York; g. VI.
Young, Toledo n. Miller, Toledo; E. P. Kinds,
Milwaukee; B. @. Samson, Boston Chas. ",
Stevens Boston h. W. FlAgler and daughter,
st. Louis; J. B. Heron and wife, Pittsburgh ;
Colonel W P. Nolan DR., J. Townsend, Indian
apols.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

ST. Andrews sooIETT.-At the meeting
of the St. Andrews Society held at J. C.
Grannis' Office, it was decided to hold the
usual Annual Festival on St. Andrews day.
The following officers we're elected for the
ensuing year:
PTesident-WilliRm Lowrie.
Vice Presidents-W. Dalgleish, Dr.. CIeve-
land.
ManageTs-JnO. Denhan, D. PrOudfoot, J.
9. Grannis, Jno. Proudfoot and Jno. White
law.
Physician-Dr. c. S. Mckenzie.
Recording Seeretsry-Wm. DUWnie.
Corresponding Seeretsry-Jno. Buchan.
Treas1rer-D. Mcintosh.
Adjourned to meet on the 18th.
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Losses IN BATTLEs-At AusterlitE the
French lost IA out of every 100 men, the Rus
SLAMS 30, and the Anstrians A, nearly one
half. At Wagram the French lost l3 out Of
every 100, the Aus;rians Il. At Waterloo
the French lost 80. the Allies 81. At Ma
genta, in 1859, the French lost z. At Sol
ferino the French and Sardinians lost 10, the
Austrians s It is remarkable that the army
which was best provided with arms suffered
the least damage.
So it -ill be with the enemies Of our health.
Thoss who are best protected against tho in
clemenoies will be the gamers, and in this
connection it seems but proper to refer TO the
popular clothing house of Robinson, the live
Yankee, $50 Superior street, where good
clothes are sold at such unparalleled low
prices. novl3:4i3
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AUGUsTISA.

The following is a copy of a romonstranoe
which has been sent TO the Manager. It was
drawn up by a deputatiOn of mothers, and
signed by the babies afixing their several
marks. One stuck a rattle through his name;
another kicked his shoe through his; another
jabbed his fist through his, and another hit
his with his wooden gun:
" We the undersigned, beg most respect
fully, yet firmly, to remonstrate against the
recent order prohibiting children in arms
from being admitted to the theatsr. The en-
tire country is in arms, and why should rules
be made applying only to us9 In the name
Of Justice We ask that the rule be stricken
out
TITLE DoSET, DARLING DoRDT,
THwEET LITHFING JEEST, BAwLISo SAs,
GENTLE ANNA, YELLING PAT,
SULEY SUKM.
And four hundred Others
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It is believed in Oswego that the propel-
lor Bay State blew up. The schooner Annie
MoultOn was of oswego at II o'clock, Sum
day night, and passenger says he saw sparks
from steamer up the iase, and soon after
the air, in the same vicinity, for an instant
only, was filed with vivid flashes of fire,
which he says looked like an explosion. The
conclusion Is, that It was the Bay state.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

LITTLE JoKERs.-Those magic pocket
books, made just the right size for the city
small change currency, are certainly cute lit
tie affairs. They may be had at Wilson &
Widdieombe's. Also, all the latest Eastern
papers and periodicals are for sale at their
counter
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.-Da.
"a DUPoNCO s GOLDEN PILLS FoR FEAIALES
InIallible IN Correcting, Regnlating and Romoyils

a CARD To THE LADIES.-DA.
~ DUPoNCOS GOLDEN PILLS FcR FEAIALEs
InIailible In Correcting, Regulating and RomOyins
oil Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as 3 Preventative.
Iniallible in Removing stcppagas and lrregularitT
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
every case and il ID urged by many thousand ladies
who have used them 10 make the Pills public soT the
aleviRtion OF those suffering from any irregularities
whatever, wei 70 prevent increase q flIniiy
where health VIII not permit u. FeuseJ rscUliariy
situated, or those suppoaing therssslves 90, c
toned against using these Pills while In that oondi
tion the proprietor assumes no responsibility after
the above admOnitiCn although their mildness would
prevent any mischief to health; otherwise the Fils
sre recommended. Full and explicit directions &C
company each tox. Price Al pr box
sold wholesale ard retail in Cleveland By BENTON
BROTHERS, (N holesae Drug ggiss, l20 Superior St
SACkRIDER, 223 SupertoI-St; G. W. Ci1ARE, lis
SuporiOr-S5., ana UHpROATLL BRO, corner OF
Ontario stTOst and the Square.
LADIES i-Hy sending 81 % other Of tho above
agents through the CieTeia1d Post ONCE, can have
the Pa sent 70 any part OF the country city (cocf
deDtialty) aud Stree Of postage, By return nail.
n. b. Look out for cOuntertssts. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unlsss every box isEped j. Howe
All others are bass imposition and unsaIe; therefore,
as you value your ves and healt ito say nothing OF
being humbugsd out Of your money! buy only thoss
which has recently been added account or the Pills
being counterfeited The ingredients composing the
above Pills made Known 70 every agent and they
viii tell you they are safe and viii perform all claimed
for them. B. D. HOW T. Sole Proprietor
mar1I- 70 NeU HnrH-
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FROlI kFNTTCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. II.
A detachment Of Colonel J. W. Fosters
command left Henderson on Monday, and
surprised a band Of rebel guerillas near
Msdisonville, Kentucky, captured several
prisoners, horses, and arms. The guerillas
in that section are said to be panic stricken.
The southern line is up, but no news from
Nashville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

MRssRs. BRYANT & sTRATToE having
offered US the entire proceeds Of the lecture
to be delivered before their Com mereial
College, on Friday evening, by Ehhu Bur
ritt, Esq, We gratefully accept their prOfer-
ed kindness, and as our treasury is at pres
ent extremely low, We hope the attendance
on that occasion will be large. The we'll
knovn reputation Of the lecturer is deemed
sufficient guarantee that the lecture viii be
of interest and profit to the hearers.
novll:A13 SoLDIRRs' AID SOCIETY.
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FOREIGN ARRIYAL,

CAPE RACE, Nov. II.
The steamship Nova Scotia, from Liver
pool Both, via Londonderry 31st, was board
ed this Tuesday morning.
EyGLAED.-Mr. Golden had addressed
his constituents at Rochedale. He regret
ted the distress at Lancashire as q national
question, and if public and private aid
proved insufficient to relieve it, Parliament
would have to make provisions for it.
He did not believe that If the war should
be brought to a termination, it would end
in separation Of the North and South
He thought those who profes5ed so much
for Italian unity, ought 10 appreciate
more Of the same union in America.
Jueu reIerreu 10 the American war ana
said it would be a matter of time. For for
eigners to attempt to influence the com
batants or interfere In the war, or to rec
oznize the South, would do more harm
than good, and fail to bring forward cot
ton. As to how the contest was going to
end, he confessed his inability TO form any
opinion, but If compelled to make guess,
he would not make the same guess that
Earl Russell and Mr.. Gladstone did
Interference by force would do more TO
strengthen the Federal Government than
any thing else, and the cost TO England in
six months would be more than sufficient
to feed the distressed cotton operatives for
years Mr. Golden concluded by reproaeh-
ing the Palmerston Government for its
extravagance and advocated retrenchment.
FRAEcE.-Mr. Slidell had an interview
with the Emperor, on the 28th Of October.
GREEoE.-The national assembly, it was
reported, would tender the Crown to Prince
Alfred Of England. King Ohio had ar
rived at Vienna.
SANDY Hook, Nov. 12-4PM.
The City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool
the 29th, via Queenstown tha 31st, has
passed this point en- route for New York.
She brings four days later dates from
Europe.
The rebel pirate Alabama had destroyed
the bark Wave Crest, from New York to
Cardiff.
CoMMERc1AL.-Breadstufs steady and
unchanged.
Provisions dull.
COnsols e9f@92I for money.
The line here gave out east Of New York,
and we are without the remainder Of the
City Of Baltimore's news.
LATER.
The Tines ssys that Lord Lyons took
out full assurances that, while England
will be eager, in concert with other ns-
tions, to adopt any step to promote the Pers
msneut return Of peace. she viii meantime
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

ST. JOINS, Nov. y.
A steamer, no doubt the Europa, from
Liverpool lst Wis Queenstown ID, passed
this evening at o'clock, distant five miles.
The Associated Press boat pulled out four
miles, the steamer answering the signals,
but the latter did not come near enough to
the boat for the obtaining Of the press dis
patches.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

MEssRs. EDITORs 81 thought il was q
principle well established here that every
family should manage its own domestic af-
fairs in its own way, subject to the oonstitu-
tiOn Of the United States. Tho arbitrary
proclamation which recently emanated from
the manager Of the Academy of Music, de
nying admission to children in arms, is clear
ly an infringement of that great principle
What right has he to say that shall leave my
cherub babe at home, to the cold care Of
nursing maid, whenever I wish to pay my
deyotions at the shrine Of Thespis? Is it
not interfering with my domestic affairs for
him to do this ? Perhaps the design is to al
low mothers to bring their darlings as far as
the theater door, and then " check 1.-The in
nooents as they do cl0aks and india rubbers
at the ball, and lay them away in the
ticket office, to be called for when
the theater is out. Cruel, cruel Ellslerl
I can imagine myself giving up Bobbie at the
door to Supe," and receiving pasteboard
check for him-and then to apply at the
ticket Office on going out and have Bobbie
passed ont to me through the ticket hole by
that dreadful Busch And then suppose
there should be mistake. Suppose come
body should have got my Bobbie on wrong
check and gone. Then 1 would be told
" Sorry ma'am-mistakes will happen among
the best regulated babies-ean't be helped
If there is baby that aint claimed you NAV
take it." Wouldn't it be awful
This subject is too painful to pursue further
I think the Manager has acted without sufi
cient thought in the matter, and hope he will
reconsider.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

SB- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine snd
Eectropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofuls, Neuralgis and al
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable easea cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. Sec ad-
vertiser1ent th another column. once No lie,
caoeaa straet
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LEADER.


1Ohn Ellzlsr-Aoadsmy Of Music.
Hover q Hisbee-Dry Goods.
20 oNsrain-st-Port-r waatod-
J. B.eienB a Co-App,es.
Y.A.Quarn Hoiues Wanted.
J. R. hsher-Aeen'sW Wanted.
G. A. BailyW-Ylo in s1iaEs.
wilson 3 Wiidio, mbe-Looal EotiOe.
Str ng Armsirons-L1cal Nutica.
Bskor-paIsn-LOral Eltices.
OOnmeroiai ooufgs-Loca Nogce.
Bobison -Leo-l No ice.
D. Z Iis'd-EasoHle-Looai Noiies.
St. Andrews soeieiy-Lo- al Nolios.
0. cutter & son-Auetlon-Local Notice.
Hrs. shaE-LocaI Egiice.
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MrsTHUR EDDrTUR-Purty doings at the
theater, shure. Because ohilthren have the
misfOrtin to be in Arms, they're to be ex-
clooded from the benefits of the thrama, air
they, SURF Well may the little dairlin' g say
in the words Of Barney Williams, "Now is
the Einther Of our disoontint IL forgit the
rest, shure, but the babes viii pass q very
discontinued winther anyhow, that they viii
Divil lisp did hear Of the new orther till
had me swim small ohilthren 1.-TWO at the
brist) all ready to take to the theuter All,
they was drist illigant tell yes, and ony
manager might hev been PLACED to've seen
their likes taking box safe free. Yis In
dade. Jist as we was afther starting me old
mon came in wild a theater bill In his fist
Sez he" Do yez see that, dono7"
"See what?" sez I, spanking the twins for
crying before they had got to the theater.
"Wby that ?" sez he, jabbing his thumb
at the fut Of the bill. Chilthren in arms
not admitted -
I tore that bill to bla=es, my old man swore
and the children set up howllike they would
makes Bllsler hearit and stop his persecution
Of the innercents.
A deppytashun Of enrsged famales armed
wild broomsticks, will call on that Manager,
prisintly. The mothers in Arms will sthand
up for the rights ofthe ohilthren in Arms, that
they viii sur.
Yours for ehilthren's rights,
Judy O'TpnT
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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, st 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 PainesviIle and vicinity who may bo
afflicted with Catsrrh, Throat disease, Asthma,
or other affections Of tho Chest, should avail
themselves Of the present opportunity.
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LosT-on the afternoon Of Wennesdsy,
November II, roll Of bills, amounting to
$50 or ssl. Any one finding the same, and
returning it to the subscriber at No. &C Pros
Peet street, OF calling at the LEADER count
ing-room, where the same can DO identified,
will be literally rewarded. C. L. CoRwGy.
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Masonic NoToE.-The members of Iris
Lodge, No. 229, F. and A. NJ, are hereby
notified 70 meet at Iris Hall, Friday morning,
at o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of
attending the funeral of Brother George
W. Woodward. Members Of other Lodges
are respectfully invited to attend.
By order
nsyl9;4ls D. Z, Frrrp, sssFsta1y.
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STEAM FIRE ESoIsB.-The Steam Fire
Engine ordered By the city, has arrived and
is at No. As Engine House, on Center street.
It Is on the rotary plan, made at the
''Island Works. senaca Falls, Y. Y. We
understand 1t will be tested to-day.
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NJ A r l N Z
PORT OF OLEVFLANp-

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
SfERED-EOYEABER u.
steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
propeller Dubuque Fusser, Buffalo.
Propeller Ol-an, Rowland, Dunkirk
ScoW Black Rover, Woodruff, Keily's Island
seoW Limo Rock, Bassett, Bay City.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen Mckay, Detroit
Pfopsllsr Olean, HOwlan1, Toledo
Propeller Dubuque, Fusser, Buffalo
Propeller Bradbury, McNaily, Dunkirk
schooner II q. Post, Green, Toledo
schooner Ellen Theresa, Haskins, Port StanIsy. D..
schooner Waits Sherman, Fiheld, BuHalo
Scho ner Dan Marble, Andrews, Detroit
Sohconer v hip, Buringame, Marble Head
SooW :. ID. Chaplin, Du Puy, Detroit
scow Rescue, freeman, Keily's Island
Scow Black hover, Woodruff, Kellys Island
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THs premium SToVE-The stove which
took the first premium at the late Ohio State
Fair for economy, convenience and dispatch
in cooking was the "Despstoh cooking
stove, for either coal or wood, which Is sold in
this city only at W. L. MarTin's stove and
CRATE emporium, No. 50, 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
priees. Psrlor, hall, and Office stoves Of all
descriptions kept constantly on hand.
rovIO.Tu
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PERsoEAL-Dan Rice, the famous and
suoc ssfui Snowman was registered at the
Weddsl House yesterday. he has just
closed remarkably prosperous season with
the " Great Show" and viii pass tho winter
In quiet at his home in eirnrd, Pa.
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A splendid new Octave Rosewood
Piano Forte, lot Of good Mahogany Fur
niture consisting Of Sofas, Chairs, Bed
steads, also, Wash Stsnds, Tables, Mat
rssses, Cane seat and common Chairs, Stoves,
&C., &C., will be sold at the Auction Room of
o. Cutter & Sen, on Saturday next. Sale
eommenee alto o'clock, Y. no7I3:4ls
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To city subscribers, l21< cents Per week, or $3.50
peryeaT.
By mail, Se-oo per year, OF 60 cents per month.
Clubs Of Eve or upward, to one postofoe, $500.
TRI.WEEKLY.
To city subscribers, 81 cents per week, or Ss.25
peryear.
By mail, So per year, or % cents per month.
Gibbs Of Eve or upward, TO one postofRoe, 50
per year The getter up Of club Of ten OF up
wards is entitled to an extra copy for his trou-
BE.
Agents supplied at the rate ofs1.5O per hundred,
IN az cases.
No derfatton from The a5svsratss 1f7 Be made.
Subscriptions at club prices can commence at
any time.
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TIE TARGET PRAcT1oE.-A large crowd
was attracted to the Heights yesterday, to
witness the target practice Of the 2Oth Bat
terry, Captain smithnigbt. We were not able
to be present, but are Informed that the ex-
hibition was highly successful.
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FAMILY DYE CoLoRs.-HoWe 4 Stevens,
Boston, Family Dye CoIors, in great variety
Of shades, with full directions, just received
by Strong Armstrong, agents for Cleveland
and vicinity. novIS;4I5
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simpson IS, beyond all question, superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get 6ne
likeness TO call upon MN. a VIslt 10 MS gal
Iery, No. 25s Superior street, will richly repsy
both citizen and stranger. RS7ti
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OsWEEO lIARKRT-Nnrnmh.r1n

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
Flour Market eady with a governed demand
Tor he Inte iOr and l. cal trade
MheuT-Market ne. SHles Of 700 bush winter
red lnuia a at sl,s, and 500 bu,h Mllwaukee club
on pr vaie te N
tOrn-blHrkst quiet
Barley-In deGand. Sales Of LOO bush Canadiad
on prt NE terms.
Canal Freizhts-Flour 6Oas2e, wheat I5e to New
YORK barley yc 10 Albany.
Lake Imports 55O,Oo0 bush wheat; 5000 bush
EKpOrIs-3,a9j bbIs -four; so 600 bush what. N
w. 0gsl corni $500 bush barley; s2O bush rye and
sroi0 bush peas.
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CHICAGO MARKFT-NoVen

.
El01r-markst dull. firm and IOc lower,
Nheat-Market II at 9S39lc and IKE
Corn timer. Sales at go
Oats--Ac I've at 3z5Sc.
TO-, Hl busu corn.
llf.usll bush corn.
Ereishts Q let.
EEchaHEe-Aarket 4 Dor cent uranium
tscld-aO & cont. premium.
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We viii pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver. Demand Notes, and for August and octo-
ber Coupon Interest, Of any house in the city.
c. A. READ CO.,
sept 27:426 Bankers, s5 Superior St
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B. F. PEIxoTTo, secrotary.

"THR WAY TO Do IT."-To whitsn and
preserve the teeth, and heal and keep the
gums sound. Go to Strong d Armstrong,
Benton & Bros, Gorham's, Brewers, Clark's
Gaylord's, Ssokrider's, or any coed druggist,
dentist or perfumer, and buy and use Hud-
sons unrivalled Tooth Paste, and you viii
meet with complete success. Try it. Nov. l.
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no7I2:424

FOURTH WARD SOLDIERS C0MX1TTER.-
The lsdies and gentlemen composing the
Fourth Ward Soldiers Relief Committee, are
requested to meet at trs residence Of r. S.
Heri K EsI., corner Huntington and Pros
psct streets, this Tue day. evening, Novem-
Der 1lth, at N o'clock.
1t B. F. PEIxoTTo, Secretary.
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T,mONRY lHARKFT-Noyem



mOuey-The market continues active and firm at
q c-nI. on call, and 6d6iS p cent on prime psper
Sterling Exchange Market dull ard lower
The uUtJtion> l4Slsl44 & for erchaptst and Iss
al46 70 Bankers bills.
GOveFHment SIOcks-9Iarket dropping United
lUsz. S'sS
GOId-Market u,settIed. Op.Dins at si6si4c; de-.
lning 10 stgseE : cent. Closing firm aF 81 3 cent.
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"a A new supply CT Victor HugO's Les
Miserablss, among the Pines, orpheus @.
kerr's papers, Edwin Brothertoft, John
Brent, and other late works at Bakers, oppO-
site the PostOmee.
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MoRE FURs FOR LADIEs.-A few more Of
those choice sable Capes and half eapes, just
received and for sale Iow at
L. BENEDICT & SOYs.,
noYl2:424 20l Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-13

CoURT OF CoNNoS PLEAs.-Judge Cof-
Aabury, in the Criminal branch began yester-
day afternoon, the case Of John LIewellyD, ,
ohsrged with incest. We published the par
tieulars Of the case at the time the arrest
was made. The defense is being conducted
BY N. B. Castle, Esq.
Nothing Of public interest Is transpiring
in the civil branches.