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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

MARINE DIsAsIEKs-The gale of Sun
day last Seems to have been most severe on
Lake Ontario, and on the lower end Of Lake
Erie The Buffalo Express Of yesterday
morning contains the following:
q rhe schooner Rugby is ashore near the
State line. Tho crew all lost. The schoon-
CT s. c. Williams is lost. 4 portion Of her
crew we're saved. The schooner c. J. Mar
shall Is ashore between Dunkirk and BsrOe-
Iona. Crew lost. The Post Boy Is ashore
above Dunkiri-creE saved. The loss Of the
I've Canadian seoWs is confirmed. The bark
Constitution, that went ashore near Fair
= h"~ been hauled on and is being towed
% this port"
What fearful record is contained in the
above brief paragraph. Eight vessels lost,
together with their crews!
The schooner 5. 4. Douglass went ashore
recently on the eastern shore Of Lake Miehi-
gan, near Maniton Island. She was drag
ged of by the tug Leviathan, and started up
the Lake with two steam pumps on board.
She went down in a heavy sea which came
up. The crew were taken of by the tug.
For other marine items of interest see ma
zine column,
We heard 1t reported last evening that a
raft going down the Lake to Buffalo along
the north Lake shore, waseaugbt in the storm
Of fTueaday, snd wrecked, seventeen lives be-
isg lost.
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NEW YORK mARKRT.-NOv. 5

fah IEtEAkAftsa
FTGJTIi-Hari,-L dull and : ccHis lower.
Sales o. go 5bls, al s. 5J5 65 or supernno staie
asT5It6,OD tor extra state, t5bJG563 Tor suIerhn'
western; t5,9sa6,l5 'or common 70 medium extrs
brands extra r"Iul aOOped bh" g 9O05k5 tor trade
brands. The market closing rather more steady.
CANADA EliOBh-MarErt dull and cSa5
RYE FLOUR Market qulo; end steady. Sales
= StiiRE HEAT-Msg2yt arm with small sales
A. IL NsrSgt u i.lout material chAnzr.-
sales Of 4a1 bills al &c, ami small lois AZ s7'sc
HHaT-AHrke eJ dul and csnt loW-r.
sales Of 3D. bush Chicago sprin. et el 2pSl, q
leSJlibush AiilEgukec club AZ sI,t4o q ,4Jn bush
amber Iowa At yzf1slrat; SuOj buAh extra Chlca-
sI,s; . 90 nuzh amb0r Michigan 8, ,3sG, ,f0 20OJ
bush Ktra htc 60 90. y iil1J Ou7n red tate a.
q 3 clIs and 500 bush pTiHe white Michigan at
mYE- Market quiet and without material
84RLEY-,Iarlsst steady, with sales Of $500
o1Jd 1CJnRN5sHaik 4 "a il irlI and osut Iover.
Sales Of s. ,p1 bush at s2115c Tor shipping mixed
wsstcrn f57Go Tor eastern and 61d65c lot damaged
- Market ritll- f,IIner with mo lrrala sales
az iyEf52o or common 70 prime
COFFEE n fair demand and rules veTy firm
alss OF 1850 b2gs Eo at - - bags santa az 2ss
-'i'R E-Market dull and heavy, but the market
generally without dvdided change in prize sales OF
tnin essi S2,GGl5QG Tor prime messi 81 h,5Sesll'''
REEF Market also very dull and prizes abou;
lomnal. One n red barrels sold IS 5UQs7,Ol Tor
country prime; -sOJalU,75 for country messi elEt
rs for ropGcE Eed mess, a7d sl3,5O@IiO0 ~ eztTr.
PRIZE -tisSs BEEE-MarksI dull and q mi
nAlly unchanged.
BE HAG5-Markotq quiet at Sl7 30 for choice
western.
CIT uEAT'fz-hl arker Inactive.
HACHN SIDFA-HET6eL quiet 'jS'Fs I3j boxes
al yEc for shgT; clear, and orTihbel miitls5.
LARD Market t-ady and g. mOder .ts d mand
Salls Of llsJ bbls ri " lOc, the later extreme
pr
Vg'TFR-Ia fair d nlaHd anu arm at issE2oc for
bio. and sfG8ciC state
CHEE Sc NHrkPI firm at p1llC
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.-DB

n DUPONCO'B GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALE
fpfslfble 10 Correcting, Regulating and R5Inoyiu
ali Distinctions, ton WhAte9ef Cause ard
always Successful as a Preventative.
Infallible In Removing stoppages and lrfesnlaIit
o. the Mensos. These Pills are nothing new, Do
nave been used BY the doctors for many years. bot
q France and America, with unparalleled success u
very case, and il Is urged by many thousand lAdle
who have used them TO make the Pills public for the
ghatever as we'll TO prevent increase Of familJ
where health will uot permit il. Females peculiarly
stuatsd, or those BuppOsins themselves 50, are can
ioned against using these Pills while In that Cond
ton - the proprietor assumes 10 responsibility Ter
f1e above admOniti0u, although their mtdness would
D vent any mischief TO haalthi otherwise the Pill
are Faoou usud6d. Full and explicit directions so
company each box. Price q psr box. -
Sold Wholesale sud retail In Cleveland by Bf1NIOk
BROTHERS. ~ hOlssae Drugg15t l2U superior st
STROHG z ARMSTRONG, lsg suPeriOT-5t.i 4. W.
SAOERIDER, 23 Superior-St; G. W, CLARK ng
superiOr-st, and CHURCHILL BRO, corner o.
Ontario street and the square.
LADIES by sending 81 TO either Of the above
ne Pile senf to any part Of the country city Conf
dsntialiy) and trse OF postage, -by return mail.
n Look out for counterteits. Buy ne Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box gned d. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe Therefore
as you value your lives and health, TO say nothing o.
being humbuged out OF your money! buy only those
who show the signature Of s. ID. Howe on every box
which has recently been added on account Of the Pills
being counterfsted. The Ingredients composing the
above Pills made Known TO every agent, ana tbey
m tell you they are safe and will perform all claimed
for them. 5. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
msY6;R6 New YORK,
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Mrs. o. S. Douglas wishes to inform musical
students that she hss been teaching very sue
cessfulIy for several months, Prof. Robins I'M
proved Method for the Piano.
Mrs. Douglas CLAIMS for this method, that it
will educate pupils moro rapidly, because more
SIMPLY, as well as more thoroughly, thsn any
other system, which has yot been given to the
profession.
It ls short aud very attractive to pupils, and
does not weary them By presenting volumes for
them to wade through.
Mrs. Douglas, therefore, while returning
thsnks 10 those who have SO kindly PatronIzed
her II her eudes7ors to popuIariEe the new Amer
lean Method, would solicit further, the attention
and influence OF all who would encourage i'm
proved methods OF teaching.
Residence 4s lake street.
ehe feels much gratiiled BY being permitted 10
efer to the following ladies' and gentlemen, in
ONE Of whose families she has taught with de-
Ided success:
EErEEESCEs.
Rev. ". A. FIske, Prospect street; Mrs r. F.
Paine, Is5 81, Clair street Mrs. Mary Corner,
l5O Huron street Mrs. HacEalry, Lake street
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gridley, Marine Hospital; Mr. and
Mrs. Bartlett, As Huntington street; Doctor P.
RsedeF, ct. Clsir street noy3sils
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LoUIs, Nov. 8.
Radical emancipation ticket in this
county undoubtedly elected The vote in
first Congressional district is very close
and cant be decided till the army is heard
from. Dlairs friends claim his election
but the radical Republicans say vote in the
army will elect Knox in % district.
Blow, radical Republican, undoubtedly
elected by a handsome majority.
Returns from interior meagre but eman-
cipation ticket probably elected.
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BosToN, Nov. 8.
The quota of Boston for troops has been
filled by voluntary enlistments, conse-
quently there will BE- no draft
The Common Council has appropriated
$4,000 to aid il raising three companies
Of cavalry for the Texas expedition Of
General Banks.
Hon. A. A. Lawrence projected the rails
ing of the cavalry, and is liberal patron
of the squadron.
Major General Banks and staff, escorted
by the 4lst Massachusetts regiment viii
leave for New York to night, via Fall
River.
General Banks has received most cordial
and enthusiastic hospitality during his
brief visit here
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TLEGRAPHIC.
HAsF NIGHTS DIsPATGHES.l
THE WAR IN THE EAST,
The Advance toward Winchester
A look into the Shenandoah Valley
Sklrmlshing near WarrentOn.
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
ELECTION RETURNS.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES,
THE WAR IN The SOUTHWEST.
ELECTION RETURNS.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES,
FROM lIeCLELLAN's ARMY.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToNAo, Nov. 8.
From the heights favorable view Of
the Shenandoah Valley was had, but no
large body Of the enemy was to be SEEN
Winchester was plainly visible and the in
tervening portion Of the valley.
The Commands Of cavalry and artillery,
under Generals Pleasanton and AVerill,
occupied Piedmont last night. This morn
ing they pushed on and after a spirited
skirmish occupied Marquette. They now
hold the approaches to Manassas and Ches-
ter Gaps on the left Of the Blue Ridge
Mountain.
The rebel cavalry showed themselves to-
day opposite Smokers Gap, and were also
visible from the Maryland Heights.
General Mcclellan spent most Of the af-
ternoon at the top Of Ashby's Gap, taking
observations on the Shenandoah valley.
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House FURNISHING ARFICLEs.--At the old es
tablishment of ". p. Fogg, corner Of supeTio
snd Seneca streets. can be found most coInplet
assortment Of goods in the above line atreduce
prices, comprising China, CrockeTy, and Glas
Ware, Of every dsscriPhoni Silver Plated War
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Br.
ANNA Ware, COsl Oil Lamps, Gas Fixture;
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerator
IF the most improved kinda, Wster Coolers, Ic
cream Fressers, Ice Chests four siEcs, Tabl,
Cutlery ivory and common. Knife Baskets sne
Trays, and a great variety Of Honas Furnishing
Articles, useful as Well as ornamental.
AHorders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmen-
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Mira @. s. Williams respectfully announces 70
the ladies' Of this city that she has opened room
N the Lyman Block, for the purpose Of OF
aering her unrvalIod Ladies Skirt Supporters
shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporter
which are made to fit all forms and cases. Tn
ladies' are most cordially invited to call and e1-
Smine for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also affers her Hair Tonic 70
the cure Of badness, which has proved high
successful. angl2;4s
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ImprOved speclaclys.
4. M, sOEOlFONsOy.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTiCIAN,
Keeps the largest assortment in tho Optical line Of
q the trade. From his long residence IA this Ciry
and the extensive patronage received during thsl
time. he would say 10 his old friends and the public
generally, that effort that could be put tcrh O.
the very best quality Of Crystal Glazse ground
under his own Inspection, 10 suit the eyes Ia all
ses curing weakness dizziness or Inflammation The
Eye, and impsrting strength forl0ug rling anil Eus
lshment the rolahl" 70 get the best article,
in thst limo that can be Oh al I5d has beC0me an es
tabii5hed met and Htte1tri ~ li- ratsaE, unsa al
vice il Is. co TO SOLOAION5ON'S g, tmaEe no ME
Lake,l 49, Superior-St., under the American hIlr
there you will hnd tho best kind ci SPECEACLES
adapted 70 yOur Eight.
All kinds OF Optical, Mathematical and Philos0FL
ical Instruments Astronomical Telescope tgUm 50 G
$40; Surveying Instruments, various prices rE,
stock Of McrOscOpcs, from s. % IS AarIne Ieles
cOpes, Spy Glasses barge variety; Lenses, Prisms
Bye Glasses, Pocket Coinpasses, Blr1mstsrs, &c.
- ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted Witacnl psia,
as perfect as natural.
OFFICE-NO. l35 Suprrict st, under tns AMerical
Hotel Hpr2
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SklrInlshing near WarrentOn.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Get Your Corns Cured.

UT 7 UWT DUIILH NWICls
Doctor Wadhams, the celebrated Corn Extract
or is again at his old quarters at the City Hotel,
on Seneca street, Where all orders in his line
business viii be promptly attendedto. All those
afflicted with cOrns on the feet will do well to
have them removed before cold weather comes
on, which he will do without pain or soreness, as
We can testify. Tho best ofcity references given.
noE54l3
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"THE WAT TO Do IT."-To whiteu and
preserve the teeth, and heal and keep the
gums sound. Go to Strong & Armstrong,
Benton & Bros, Gorham's, Brewers, olark's,
Gaylord's, Ssokrider'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. /.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

The DRAFT IN New YoRK.-Drafting
will commence in New Y ork State on the 10Th.
We in Ohio have been through the mill and
are satisfied to stand by and see how New
York likes the fun. We have experienced
the cold ehills creeping down our several
backs as We, knowing that our names were in
the drafting Commissioner's hopper, have
anxiously watched the turn Of the wheel, and
calculated the chances Of the blind folded
mans fingers falling upon them. We have
been there, Mr.. New York, and your turn is
coming now.
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FIRE.-Absut 0 o'clock Last night FIRE
brOk out in an unoccupied building on Null
bury street, west side, back Of the Ameri-
can hotel. The building namedEas destroy
ed, together with a shanty occupied by a
coIorod family. The FIRE department was
promptly on the ground.
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LosT OK TIE BAY sTATE.-The frst and
second engineers Of tho iIl-fatsd Bay State,
Mr.. Mattison and Mr.. Taylor, belonged in
Detroit. The former was a single man and
ths latter leaves wife and two children.
They were brothers-in-iaW.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.
The steamer Star of the South has ar
rived from Port Royal The new South
announces the death of Col. Nathaniel
Brown, of the Cd Rhode Island regiment
and Capt.'s Warfeld and Williams and
Lieut.. W. B. Manton.
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ALMOST FIRE.-About 4o'elook yesterday
afternoon room in the American House was
discovered to be on Gre. Prompt measures
were taken to extinguiSh the FIRE, which were
successful. II caught in the door from a
stove. A serious conAsgration was doubtless
avoided.
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Important to all Amicted with Throat and

DocToR AYERS ESaAdEhs sSTs ToR THIS WEEE--
DR.. Ayers will to-day 70 eve patients at his Of
Aee, No. 1s4 Superior street, and on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY will
be at the Empire Housc, Akron, Ohio, where he
may be consulted. The Doctors visit in Akron
will positively close on Friday, and the Doctor
nsy he found st his ofhee IN Cleveland on Satur-
day noY2-d4tWlt
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wIsCONsIN FLECTION.

MILWAUKEE, NOV, ..
The Democrats have elected two mem
bers of Congress, Brown and Eldridge.-
The Republicans, Sloan, Cobb and Han
chett, one yet in doubt. All Democratic
Assemblymen elected from the city Of
Milwaukee and one Senator. 1t is under
stood that the Democrats have gained
largely in some parts Of the State
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Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured TO The widow
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions aud back pay fo'
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained foI
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claim
growing oct Of this or previous wars, against tn,
Pay, Commlssary, or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy OF Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" Pape'
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send Us your name and stamp, and VIC viii seno
a copy freei or twelve copies. one each month,
for 26 cents.
Apply to US in person or by letter, with stamp
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &c
complished What We undertake.
C. G.. BRUCE,
Ofice-Lyman's Block, near the Court House
Cleveland. septic; hSI
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FURsl FURs Great inducements to
buyers Of Ladies FiTs at 20T Superior street.
A very large and choice selection Of fash
ionabIe Dress Furs made by the best manu-
factories, and for sale cheap, can be found at
oot30:424 l.. BENEDICT z SoSs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

~ DR.. Gibson. Professor Of Medicine sn'
Elsetropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPep
siA, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia and Al
nervous diseases. and diseases Of the Brain
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
sans, and other Chronic diseases. Referenc.
given TO many formidable cases cured ia TIL,
city after other physicians had failed. See 40
vertlsement in another column. Once No. lls,
Saneca streeL
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MINNESOTA ELECTION.

City Of St. Paul all Democratic. Ram
sey county gives Callen, fdem.) for Con-
gress, 500 majority. Watashn county gives
DonneIly, (Rep.) for Congress, 500 major
ity. Result very uncertain. Returns
come in slowly.
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KANsAs ELECTInN.

LEAYENWORTH, NOV. D.
Scattering returns from this State indi-
cate the election of the entire Republican
State ticket
Miller, Republican, for Congress, is prob
ably elected over PARROT, Union, and Mat
thews, Democrat.
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GrrRRILi.As RnUTED.

AtANlaA' I'll - wv -
The following official dispatch has just
been received:
CAMP CURTIS, JACKSON COUNTY,
November 4.
To Major GaReraL CHrds:-For nearly
week have pursued Quantrelrs band Of
guerrillas with Major Ransoms cavalry,
Captain Chestnut company 4, 18th Kan
sas and piece Of artillery, under Lieu
tenant Hart. We have killed two, taken
one prisoner, captured Ovor I00horses and
mules, and driven the mauraders out of
this part Of the State. They are in full
retreat south, evidently intending to reach
Arkansas. No casualties on our side.
A considerable number of eentFabands
are accompanying US to Kansas.
JOHN F. BARNES, Lieut.. Col. Com.
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TuE BILLIARD MATcH-To- might The de-
cisive game Of billiards between Foley Of
Cleveland and Kavanaugh Of New York,
comes of in Kremlin Hall, Buffalo. Last
evening there was grand tournament at the
above named hall, in which Messrs. Kava-
naugh and Foley, Fox, Deary, Tieman,
Seereiler, and other professional players,
as well as some amateurs, participated.
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THEATER.-If on such an Indictment
night IS last night was, the Riobings can
draw good house, their popularity is be-
Y nd question. The house was nearly as
full as it has been during any evening Of
their engagement. The play, Blind Mans
Daughter" was not as absorbing as some in
which the Richings figure, but it passed OF
very well. "shesp in VOLTS Clothing" Of
fersd fine opportunity for Miss Richings
to display her talent as an actress. McCol-
lom and Steward played their parts we'll.
TO-nigh, the plays are "The Spirit Of the
Rhine" and Mariana"
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BouxD 0vER.-J. Builen, the Detroit man,
whose arrest on Saturday as a suspected
cOunterfelter, we have recorded, was exam
ined yesterday before acting Police Judge
Hessenmueller, and bound over to court of
Common Pleas. In default Of $500 bail he
was committed to jail.
TIE money is not counterfeit. The bills
are genuine but the bank IS broken. The
laws Of Ohio, however, make it just as much
Of an oGense to pass broken bills, If known
TO be SO, as passing counterfeit money,
Judge Hessenmeuller held that, al
though the money was in tie hands Of the
Marphal before the defsndent oams into the
State, and actually in the possesalon cf The
Marshal when defendant was arrested, get
within the meaning Of the law it was in the
possession Of the prisoner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

Bingham, Wirsloy & Co., have recently be-
come proprietors Of the Revere and Fremont
Houses. Boston. Mr.. Bingham Is we'll known
here, where be has numerous relations.
Those who visit Boston should give them q
call
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-06

GOLD PEEs.--A splendid assortment Of
Leroy ". Fairohild's gold pens can be found
at J. B. Cobb & Co.'S. All Of these pens are
warranted for one year. nov0:It
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shmpson Is. beyond all question, superior
artist, and we advise those wishing to get fine
likeness to call upon him. visit to his gal
Iery, No 258 Superior street, will richly repay
both eitisen and stranger. R27i
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III A X N 4.
PORT OF ULEYELANp.

PORT OF ENELANp.
ESTERED-EOvEMBEA ..
Steamer Msy Quecn, Mckay Detroit.
Propeller Globe, Williams Buffalo.
do Comet, Wutmore, Buffalo.
do Psssaic. Kirby Detroit
Schooner Australia, jackson, Toronto
do julia Smith, DandrOn, Port Huron.
DO Speedwell, Bennett ,sweg0.
Sow II. $. HydR, Gushsar, Detroit.
CLrARED.
steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
sow PhalHgupas Harrington, Chicago.
15-The brig John Young, ofPort Robinson, light,
went ashore at DunkiEk 10 the late gale and is high
on the beach, uninjUrOd.
E5J-Thg Propeller Jefferson, Of the Northern Trans
p5rlalion Company, wiz be taken pie-ss this fall
after Lake business closes. and her machinery put
il the new Propeller which Stevens Breley nov
bai'dins for the above Company. The hull viii be
sJld.
E55-ELe Propeller Ulean was towed into port yes-
tsrjay by the PassaIc, having broken her shaf. and
cylinder. Chs viii be repaired In msiiaiely.
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PROBATE CoURT.-This Court completed
its business for tho term, yesterday. Andrew
Cunuingtou, convicted Of two cases of as
sault and battery, was fined s. in each case.
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TRooPs TOR THE EAsT.-Tke SD Illinois
regiment, numbering about eight hundred
men, passed through yesterday afternoon, en-
route for Warrington. They went by way Of
the Erie Railway.
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DASrILLE, Ky, Nov. 5.

DAEvnLE, KY, Nov. 5.
Col. C. Pope died here TO day.
A strong Union force Will commence re-
pairing the Louisville and Marshall rail.
road within the State Of Tennessee to-mor-
row
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One case more Of pattern hats just
opened at Mrs. Shaw's millinery rooms, also
new flowers and ribbons. Oct3l:42O
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FRnlT DELAWARF.

WILMINGTON, DEL., Nov. ).
Kent county gives 480 dem; majority of
Sussex county has not yet been heard
from
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Wilkes Spirit, Vanity Fair, and other
late weeklies, at Bakers, opposite the POST
office.
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BUFFALO MAKKET-NOvember )

FL0UR-Ma-kst quiet.
t{EAT In mSlegate demand sales OF 5t 20
bush-i-, at sc fpf >bl Chieugos p ing II Is for ed
tu er h!o and Indiana; 81 liS for rsi Winter
Michigan, .. d sseru loa IN PTIya terms
ssRN-MarECI ia lair demauI. Sales q 20, ol
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KHISH EIarE0tdull and no sales
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corn 10 New York
EXPORTs-I, 90 bbII 85uri I52.oCo buih wheat
EUVU bush corn.