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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08
FROM THE GULF DEPARTMENT,
Particulars OfaLate Expedition
EWARINKENTUGKY,
FROM MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. I.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. I.
Dispatches received at headquarters
bring intelligence to the effect that on Sat-
urday morning General Schoheld advanced
upon the rebels at Newtonia, small
town 54 miles southwest of Springfield
After two hours engagement the rebels
broke and fed in all directions.
Theenemy's force was estimated at 15,-
900.
Our loss was trihing.
Dispatches intercepted after the fight ad-
vised SchOfeld of the intention of the en-
emy to concentrate their whole force at a
point y miles distant from Newtonia, to
which point he was pushing rapidly, with
the expectation Of renewing the battle on
Sunday.
No particulars have yet been received.
Frank P. Blair was unanimously nom
mated for Congress from the 1st District,
by the Union Emancipation Convention
yesterday.
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FROM 'HE GULF DEP tF'IEHI

! [COntiuu Nuor ~ Afternoon Repo.
A written d. 1eumaat was obtained WIN
showed the rebe force At that point tocon.
sist Of three hun bred Of the 10th Arkan-
sas regiment one company of home guards
and one company OF artillery with six
pieces.
had, however, received reliable infor-
nation that the enemy's force was onlv
two hundIed infantry and no artillery.
The reinforcements had taken place at a
subsequent date. Our force engaged
amounted to but one hundred and twelve
men. We left, Of killed, wounded and
missing, exclusive Of those who have lust
come in, among the last the gallant Cap
tain Thornton, ten men at PonchetouIa.
Surgeon Avery, of the 9th Connecticut
Volunteers, with his attendants, volunta-
rily returned with our wounded, but the
former has since returned.
We brought in eleven men more or less
severely wounded. One fatal case Of sun
stroke occurred on board the steamer.
Our return from Ponchetcula was nee
essarily along the railroad through =
swamp, and on which there Is no cover for
troops, and il was therefore impossible TO
bring of those Of our men who were most
severely wounded, as they would be ex-
posed for a long distance TO the FIRE of the
rebel artillery, which, with horses attach
ed, would be brought along the line Of the
road as soon as we should have left the
village, The artillery did so return at
the signal Of the inhabitants, but though
actively engaged, did US no harm. Sur
geon Avery reports twenty Of the rebels |
killed. Capts. Thornton aud Pennington, |
and the officers and men of their respect |
i've commands, were nearly exhausted |
by the march, two miles Of which was
over an open field, in the heat Of the day.
They behaved nobly in the fight.
Captains Pickering and Winter, after a
very rapid march, for which they are enti.
tied to much credit came up after we had
left the village, covering our rear and as
sisted In bringing in the wounded. Lieu
tenants Martin, Allen and Finnegas, and
Commander Buchanan, United States Ma
VI who accompanied the expedition, rem
dered important services, and their gal
lantry during the action deserves special
mention. #r
1 have the honor to be, General, very
your obedient servant
GEO. c. STRONG, Acting General
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Council met pursuant to adjournment. Pre-
sident I. o. Masters in the chair.
All the members were present exespt
MsSsrs. Anthony, Keating, Masters, Meyer.
Tho minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
| PETITIONS.
Of N. Barrett, asking that the Ane Of $40
! imposed on him be refunded.-Piled.
of Rettberg & Hausman and others, ask
/ ing the passage of an ordinance prohibiting
the manufacturing and refinery Of coal oil
within three hundred feet of any other build
| ing in the oity.-Referred to Committee on
Ordinances.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Bond.-That when the Council al +
journ they adjourn to meet on Wednesday
evening, October 18th, at IS P. .M.-Adopted,
By Mr.. BentOn.-That the Board of City
improvements make such improvements as
in their judgment they shall deem necessary
to dispose of the surplus water on Pittsburg
street near Eagle street.--Adoptsd.
By Mr.. Thomas.-That siI hundred dol
lars be appropriated for outdoor relief
Adopted.
By Mr.. ROberts.-Authorizing the Finsnoe
OOmmitte to deliver 20 Blackburn & Fuller u
AsAI AOA AlH allUuuL u csNlluhLH 70 Db A4AA9
on the 10th inst, for material and labor for
City Prison.-Adopted.
REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Report of the Secretary Of Water Works
for 1862:
Receipts and expenditures Of money received
for Water for the month of September:
1otai receipts SS63 Y
4otsl expenses 81
Receipts ovsr a,ransAs S1rE On
Filed.
Report of the Superintendent of Markets
for September, 1862. Filed.
City sexton's Financial Report for Sep
tember:
receipts 81 y
Filed.
City Inspectors Report for the second
quarter, ending Sept. 30. Filed.
Report of Gas Inspector for September,
1852. Filed.
Outdoor Relief Report for the quarter end
ing Sept. 30, 1852. Filed.
Report Of Weigher of Hay for the East
Side, for September. Filed.
Communication from the Board Of Educs-
ton, recommending certain school visitors.
Filed.
City Attorney reported contract with
Thatcher, Burt & Co., in due form. Adopt
ed.
Same reported contract Of City with p.
Smith in due form. Approved.
Board Of improvement reported plan for
Eagle street bridge. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Coonrad, instruoting tho Committee
on Fire and Water to repair Engine Number
10. Fire and Water
Of Mr.. Palmer, instrUcting Beard of City
improvements to make such improvements
on the corner Of Washington and Taylor
streets as shall prevent the water from dam
aging private property. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
For the payment Of claims. Passed.
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:, EGO MARKET-OetOber Z.

49,, 4 steady at S5,25 for Fancy, with
good demand for intei S~ni ana Generally a goof
MhE<AE-AlaFket L. 90 bnsh No 2 ChicaaC
milling demand. sales ~. ~001 bush winter nj
SPrlng Al sc 50 do on p L; Fsr Etutsr st 81 20
sou bush white Ohio at 81 IS; 1000 b. d Illinois f6
spring at 81 and 80 choice wiDteri, q ohio ant
shipment sl,l5. Tho supply Of winter re. q sale
Indiana Is very Light and the market drm.
were effected.
CORN-Market active active and in better d
msnd Sales $500 bush Illinois at 46c; 400 bush 10 at
4icl and l2,C0 do slightly damage at 4l6654c.
pa EH-Marltet in good demand and firm.
Sales 800 bush bright Canada at 81 u.s. other grains
are sceroe and quotations nominal
ECANAL FIiElGHTS--Marlce steady. Wheat
ll5fC, corn iOc, -four 5Oc TO New York
LAKE I1PORTS-27O bbls 1our; 3l,5OO bush
wheat l50G0O bush corn J.; 5,4OO bush barley
CANAL EAPORTS-TiO bbls hOur; 2 900
bush wheat 29,eoJ bush corns and Is 90 bushels Of
barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

NEW YoRK, Oct. I.
The steamer Star of the South arrived
Nsre this morning, with Port Royal dates
og S,s 4tl inst,
OF An. 4 >ug she passengers are Major Gen
eral Hun teFs staff
II Tba New SeRah announces as untrue
80 tro -oDort ,rt" Of ihs North that Fort Sumter
--''I1 6sssrtsrs s from savsnaah report the ar
rival there of Gen. GsanregarG, VINO nag 1ao
made q speech to his ,'rGoPs' P!sagLng !nat
h . would retake Fort 4Oulaski II hirty
day vs.. ,atf.pv ,vo,,sd
be re sdy in two weeks. ,o,.Uv
Col Barton, with part Of his I8th n. / -,
reSims, i'm, Vt, had destroyed the extensive
Salt TVor Es a BluftQp.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

rNDlANAPOLISI Oct. Z.
An order has been issued by the Adju-
tant General Of the State suspending the
camps Of rendezvous in the several Con-
gressional Districts, and ordering drafted
men to rendezvous at indianapolis. They
will assemble in their cOnnty seats on the
18th inst, when the Commissioners will
take them to the camp. Should any fail
to appear, the marshal will arrest them.
Drafted men viii be permitted to volun-
teer in the old regiments, or for one year $
service. Substitutes will be accepted if
reported at camp.
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BUFFALO mARKET-OctOber =.

FLOUR-Marketis is steady aud fair for local and
Interior demand.
WHEAT-Market in fair demand at sl,lTkG-
ll2z; red winter Michigan sllAGll5 for red winter
Ohio; S,l25S6l I3 Tor red winter Indiana Several
C6RN-Market In COED demand and firm at 40
01Ts-Market arm at 4Sc to arrlvo, aud &c from
store.
BARLEY-Market dull.
'YE-Sales at 55c.
W. hY-Aarket quiet. sales at % In resaii
"GiNAI, FREIGHTS-EasieT. ISl4c for corn
NC Tor Eheat to New York.
'TNPORTS-S,OOO bbls -four; lS4, coo bush wheat
"a nm hash corn: q, coo bush oats.
EKPORTS-gU10 6bls Hour $500 bush wheat
"a 90 bush corn 1000 bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

EDWARDS, IDDNGs s Co.-The we'll
known and we'll established firm Of groeers,
Edwards & Iddings, have received valua-
bic accession to their house in the person Of
Mr.. Amos Townsend, so long and so faTora-
bly, known in connection with Gordon, Nc
MILAN 4 90. The present firm, therefore,
stands Edwards, Iddings & Co., and the ne
cessity of enlnCging the company, which an
increase Of business has made imperative,
will also tend TO the advantage Of buyers,
inasmuch as Mr.. Townsend is known to be
among the best business men Of the West.
He is perfectly familiar with the wants Of
country dealers and consumers, and his city
experience has made him at home with all
the various branches of a Wholesale trade.
Messrs. Edwards & Iddings will relax no
personal effort on their own part, but intend
by the present addition of valuable aid to
extend to their customers every advantage
an extensive experience, q sound and unlim-
ited credit, and q probity in dealing give
70 their house, which We ars sure needs no
recommendation in ClsvslsRd OF Northern
Ohio.
We wish to record our endorsement Of the
above, which we copy from the Herald
Msssrs. Edwards & Iddings have been fsvor-
ably known throughout Northern Ohio, as
one Of 6Rr best and largest wholesale grocery
kousss-a house which has earned an eX-
tsnsive experience in their line Of business.
We congratulate these gentlemen for taking
into their firm Mr.. AGas Townsend, who Ia
50 well known among the MERCHANTS Of
Northern Ohio and Indiana. His suporiOF
business qualifications and acquaintance
cannot bat be Of great service in enabling
the firm to manage tbeig Increasing business.
The new arm viii be known as Edwards,
IddingS & Co.
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FROM BOSTON,

BosToN, Oct. Z.
The new Monitor Nahant, was success
fully launched to-day.
The following is the complete State tick
ct nominated by the Peoples Union Con-
ventiOn Of Massachusetts, to-day: For
Governor, General Charles DeVens, Of
Worcester; for Lieutenant Governor,
Thomas F. Plunkett, of Pittsfeld; for Sec
retary Of State, Oliver Warner, Of North
amptoni for State Treasurer, Henry E
Oliver, Of Salem; for Auditor, Levi Reed
Of Arlington; for Attorney General, Henry
W Paine Of Boston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

SgcoED WARD pENcoRATIo MEETIYa.--
The meeting was organised By eslliug Dr.
R. strOuz to the Chair, and choosing Or. g
Schulz, Secretary.
The following Committee was elected by
sceisastiOn to represent the Ward in the
Democratic cOnVsatiop, to be held at Nation
al Hall, Wednesday sth inst:
Jesse Evans, james Lawrence, Joseph No
Faddeu, Balthazer Lied, G. sehueles, William
F. Redhead.
Standing Ward Committss,-W, II, Red
head, J. Lawrence, and G. schuslss.
G. scHuELEs, Secretary.
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THrArRIoAL.-Miss Daily, the Femsl,

THEATRIOAL.-Miss paly, the Female
American Cousin, made second appearance
last evening. She was loudly aPPlauded.-
Her acting pas charm which is only height
ensd by closer observation. She was well
supported, John Ellsler, Mrs. Bradshaw,
Mr.. Stewart, Miss Dickson and Miss Brad
shaw, Piayiag their parts admirably. The
character Of the Flqnky wss source Of the
greatest merrimept, The plays tonight are
the "Female American Cousin" and tbs
"FOOl Of the Family" We hope the Acad-
emy will be well filled.
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n. Y. CATTLE 1IARKET-oet. Z.

lBf TELEGRAPHJ
Current prices for the week at all the markets are
follows:
Beef Cattle lst quality per owt at ss,2q ordinary
quality 7,255,25 common quality S5,5Ol7; inferior
quality SS86,50. Cows and calves st quality $3.50
ordinary 4O6t45; common 30d35; inferior 2Jd25 Veal
calves lst quality per pound 566c; Ordidary 4&d5c
common ii[9f55c; inferior 4644.
Sheep and lambs prime quality per head 81 1908 %;
ordinary &, ,5O4,5J; common 5000; inferior e.
fG5,m
swine common fed per pound slGEzci still fOd at
3Sd3bc; very poor 24@3c
The maket Tor beef cattle romans uuchan zci
though tho range Of prices is somewhat wider. This
owing 20 the fact that the bulk OF he cattle
common, and sold fully low lower Than last week
while only small proportion was prime, which de-
scription active and higher.
Mich cows remain steady without change in the
prices
Veal calves In air request The prices are fully su,-
tained.
sheep and Lambs sold through the week at our re-
yissd quotations, ct wVioh the mnrket generally
called better.
swine sell st Tango prices, market being heavy foT
all kinds.
Total receipts Of stock all yards for the week
az follows: beeTes s3. 96; calves 1927 sheep and
iumbe 5i,5lG; 5wiue Z,0O6.
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OPTICAL.
LH sOIOMONsON.

PEACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPECIAas
heeps tho largest assortment In the Optical line ofay
me trade, From his long residence 10 this City,
80 80 ne eAtenslve patronage received during that
unle ne would say 70 bis old friends and the publie
generally that no effort that could Be Put forth %
eegre tne very ost quality Of Crystal Glassea ground
uueI ls own lnspecslon TO suit the eyes IN All c.
ses curing weakness dizziness or inhanasfio 81 re
Eye and impartng strength for long nd fs
sewing The reputation Of SOLOMONSONlg s1fah-
shnent as the most reliable 70 got the bert alclz
u that line that can be ObJainsd has become - -
tsbished mot and attested By bis patrons WhoSs a
Vice Il is. GO TO SOLOMONS0E'S, (lnase - nSis-
take,) 10 6uperior-st. under the Ameriesn. rnd
ADAPTED 10 yuur sight
All kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and Philosoph-
tcal lnstrumeute Astronomical Telescope from 80 %
$780, Surveying Instruments, various prizes large
stock Of Microscopes, from - 70 S75 Marine TGas-
oopes, Spy Gasses large variety; Lenses Prisn1a.
Bye Glasses, Pocket COmpasses, Baronsters, a.
~ ARTlFICIAL EYES Inserted without pain,
perfect a. natur1ti
,OTEIcE-No. lSO suDsrior-st-, under the kus.Ioaz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

BALTIMORE, Sept. 7.
The American has the following dis
patch from Cumberland:
Imboden's entire train, embracing sup
plies Of all kinds, two pieces Of artillery,
one hundred small arms, and dfty prison
ers were captured, and Colonel Mercy
nOldS is in pursuit of him up the Great
Cacapon river.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

TIE FIRST IxsTALLMENT.-gearly or quite
sll the men drafted in this county-6S in all,
one having been drafted from Kelly's Island,
who was already in service, and for which
the township had no credit-reported to Com
missioner Harper yesterday morpipg.
They were provided with subsistence at the
Townsend House, and are to leave this morn
ing for the camp Of rendezvous at Cleveland.
-lSdndssky RegisteT.
The men arrived here yesterday morning.
We think they viii make excellent soldiers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

The sale of Marble statusry, silver pls-
ted ware &C., by 0. Cutter & Son, at store
No. 1872, Superior street, will be continued
this day at 10 o'clock A. ", and at O'Clock
in the evening. Many rare bargains have
already beon obtained. The balance Of the
collection will be closed out to-day, embra-
cling many Of the finest pieces Of statuary
&c, which were among the collection.
octS:40S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

DRAFT on TIE BANK or CoE1lERcE.-The
Government has made quite an heavy draft
on the Bank of Commerce in this city, taking
the President and Cashier bodily. We doubt
not but that the draft will be duly hOnorsd
by the Bank, though it must take quite a
strong effort for the fnanciers to take up the
paDer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

TAE TsETH WARD Through the exer-
tons of Lieutsnants Stratton and 0'Brian the
Tenth Ward has escaped draft.
On Friday morning, last, the citizens met
en- nassO at the Kentucky street school house
and made the meeting the occasion Of pre-
senting splendid sword, sash, belt, shoul-
der straps, ko., to Lieutenant strattOn. The
sword was presented In neat and spPrOPri-
ate speech by I. Q. Masters, Esq, and the
response of the Lieutenant was appropriate.
We think the Tenth Ward has shown
its loyalty and enterprise in forciblO way.
W O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

Lieutenants Stratton s 0'Brian, will pay
tE.s usual $263 bounty and advance pay, one
week longer. Men who have been drafted
will receive 800 bounty, by enlisting at our
Office. No matter what county recruits come
from, the above bounty is for all who come.
Seneca street, opposite Commercial Hotel,
Cleveland, Ohio. oet.8:408
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BUFFALO, Oct. Z.
The brig ST. Lawrence, loaded with lun-
ber and slaves, while coming into port last
night, sunk, thereby blocking the entrance
to the harbor entirely. The schooner ia
son Parker, loaded with wheat and the
schooner Bermuda, loaded with corn, were
both towed on to the breakwster, leaking
badly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

THEpRAF1' IN THE ELEVENTH WARD
By strenuous exertNons on the part Of the cit
iIens of the Eleventh Ward, at four o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, Sc number exacted Of
the Ward was reduced to three. Commits
sioner Rice being told that the whole num-
Der would be made out in the eeurso Of half
an hour, postponed the draft for that length
of tine. The committee from the Ward TO
ported themselves promptly ct tbs moment
srd the Commissioner announced that Rs the
quota Of the Ward, forty men, was fall, be
would not be obliged to make any draft
The declaration was received with three
cheers. Daniel Stephan, Esq, made an elO-
quent speech, oOngrGtulating bis fellow oiti-
sens in the Ward upon their success in ILL
ang their quota, upon their orderly behavior,
and upon their emPbatcally expressed 10y
atty 70 the Government. His remarks we're
rpesived With enthusiasm, and when he closed
the crowd gave three rouEing cheers for the
Honorable Harvey Rice, the Commissioner.
Mr.. stephsn got possession Oftho Pspor box
in Which the drafted ballots were to be kept,
S0a after thDnking the Commissioner Tor the
y, Nsant, he PSsEIsed to preserve the box as
N.snto Of the gssa conduct and success
s.l,.h ~ Of the Ward. The crowd were then
disuisse Z
IN. %, ~issiO4eT viii proceed to get up
.,i,,sn ro,i taaaOns to tbs drafted men,
-S1.I.hor ~, HoOcupy him thEss OF four days.
ved with a notiseation the
recruit must be It Soy to report himself at
Camp within Eve ,1ayf. The troops who
have guarded the Off Sc returned to camp
This Commissioner tn Snked them II very
pleasant terms for thei.r help They have
not really been needed for the last few days
though It would have been inPrudsht nom
ths hrut days experience 70 have been
without proper force, which would have
.S,sn ready in case unforeseen difficulties
-1htGt GFias.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

Rev. A. Van NOstrand, of Painesville,
ohsPlsin IO5th o. Y, will carry to the Reg
iusnt whatever letters or small packages may
be left at the Soldiers Aid Society Rooms,
or at the LEADER eOunting-room before 9
Saturday evening, October II.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

NEW YoRK STATE P4u.-ons Of the
great attractions Of the New York State
Fair, held last week at Rochester, was Lar
ter's mammoth box Of Meats Foot Oil
Blaeking, the same that was on exhibition
here at the Stats Fair. This blsckingiS tax
ing the shine of Of all ether blaekings man
ufactured. It was awarded the first premi-
Um at the New York State Fair, as well as
here, and is getting to be the Blacking
throughout the Union. See advertisement.
oct S.4O8
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\. Y. MONEY NIARKRT-October Z.



MONEY-The market is steady, at 411a15 per cent.
on call, and Az5E per cant. for strictly primo pa
Per.
STERLING BXCHANGE-Barket IS firm.
Bankers bills, I3j 1ldI35.
GOLD-American gold opened at 2z7s@23 per cent,
premium, and closed steady at ZE per cent preiuium
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Market is firm.
United states 6 of 1881, lOiAMl0I1 80 Treasury
lIqk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

DRAFTED MES.-The Toledo train last
night brought 25O drafted men from FindIay
to aOnrOsvills, to 60 into camp there. 1t
also brought 22s drafted men to this city,
bound for Camp Cleveland. They we're from
the northwest part of the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

REVOLVER PREsESTATIoE.-Mr G. W.
orOssley, of Shields Battery, was presented
the other day with Colts Improved RevOl-
yer, on the part Of his friends. Mr.. CrossIey
iss man Of great personal popularity, both
In and out Of the battery.
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MILWAUKEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,.

LBY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market in good demand and selling <
higher
WHEAT-Market is dull. Sales at ss@slc
RECEIPTS-.6OO bbls Of -four; 70 OOO bushels o
wheat
SHIPMENTS-aOO bbls -four; 5000 bushels Of
wheat.
Nominal. 9}ze cts on wheat to Bu,.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINOTOY, Oct. Z.
The rebels placed battery at Cockpit
Point and fired on several vessels. A
guuboat hiss since shelled and silenced
the battery.
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OHIOAao MARkET-Oetober !.

EIl0UR-The market Is firm and SC higher
NHEAT--Msrket Is lS2c higher. 9l&gyg2e for No
CORN-Alarket &c higher at 81 ]5(832c.
OATS-Market in fair demand at 33tfc
RECEiPTS-S50 500 bbls -four; sO,UUU bush wheat
l6s,000 bush corn.
sHIPlIENTS-l5,OO ,OOO bblB -four; 81 900 bus wheat;
81 ,OO1 bush corn.
FREIGHTS-bIarkst Is firm
EXCHANGE-Unohang- Gold p Per cent.
premium
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

The Howe SEWING MACHINE took the
first premiuns at the Ohio State Fair. The
Braman Family Sewing Machine took the
first premium as the best family machine,
cost not to exceed $50. We have an assort-
meat of both styles of machines at our
salesroom, No. 21I Superior street, Marble
Block oct44O5 G. W. CRowELL & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-08

SUBSTITUTE WAETED.-A person quail
fed for military duty wanted as a substitute,
to whom a liberal premium will be paid.
Inquire of DR.. Griswold, east side Of public
square, between Euclid and Superior streets.
oct8:408
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WALL PAPER. &C.
HORSE.SHOEINe.

VETERINARY AND HORSE
SHOEINq.-H. W REDHEAD 4 Co. resre,t
fully Announce 70 their friends and the public thsf
having made extensive arrangements In their Estab
iishment they are now prepared to attend 10 the
Veterinary and shoeipg Of Horues, IN the most sIii-
ful manner; Al business done, and charges made,
VII be satisfactory We VII warrant.
~ Give us call and II not as we say, inst Iet M
know, fsbl7:Rl3