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GUERILLAs ~ KRNTUcKY.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 70
Richardson's guerillas, 400 strong, made
raid into BsrdstoWn late last night,
capturing the town. No Federal troops
were there. They burned the depot, q
locomotive and train Of cars, robbed the
stores and citizens and cut the telegraph
wires Wednesday the guerillas, number
ing $50, went into Greenburg, Green
County, robbed the Bank and all the stores.
They then left in the direction Of Bards-
town.
Four hundred guerrillss, supposed TO
be Richardsons 5, robbed all the stores and
shops in Columbia, Adair County, Wednss-
day morning, and went in the direction Of
Greensburg.
The Lebanon train, escorted by q guard,
came through this forenoon. The rebels
had torn up the track, butdid no further
damage.
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The Meeting for ne Fifth C0IOred Regi-
menI.
The meeting last evening At the Atbeneum,
for the purpose of encouraging enlistments
in the Fifth q s. C, T., though not largely
attended, included In its numbers many of
the solid man of our city, in position, intel
lect, wealth and Infusnos. It was organ
ized BY the appointment of Charles Brad
burn as President and q. F. Brsyton secrs-
tary. J. N. Lsngston, Esq, Of Obsrlin,
who has been IAboring earnestly for the
cause Of the regiment since Its inception,
was the frst spesksr, and in his address e1-
planned fully its position, prospects snd needs.
It Itnumbers at present seven hundred and
thirty-four men, and cannot go into the field
until it is filed up to eight hundred. Thus
the want Of only few men keeps the regi-
ment idle. It is ready IN every other re-
speot, being fully ofheersd, armed, equipped
and drilled. A splendid regimentaI fag will
be presented to it next week, through Mr..
LangstOn, by the colored men of Ohio. In
view Of this emergency and the need Of the
immediate enlistment Of these few men,
Mr. LangstOn urged the necessity of prompt
and generous action. -.L5ltH
Brief addresses were made by the Rev. J..
A. Theme and others, aud a subscription pa
per was oircuIsted TO raise funds for the en-
coursgement of enIistmsnts, to which nearly
$3.50 were subscribed
Judge J. P. Bishop, Rev. J. A. Thsms, R.
P. Payne, 4. F. BrsytOn, D. P. Gage and 8.
Foljambe, are COMMITTEES to canvass the
city to raise funds for the regiment 1t is
needless to say anything more in regard to
our duty in the Csss. Hsre is a regiment
of strong, able men, ready 70 be launched
upon the foe and only waiting few more
recruits before 1t can go into the field. To
raise these recruits It Is necessary that cur
citizens offer bounty to eolored soldiers as
the Government have not yet done 50. Let
us then patriOticslIy come forward to the as
sistanos Of this regiment. And let US do
what We 90 i~Bsd'4isEy, in order that the
coIOrsd regiment Of Ohio may soon be in the
field and proving it's metal on the foe.
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IRON NnW YORK.

NEW 1oRK, Oct. 70.
The quota Of New Jersey under the
present call for volunteers, is 9,441.
The Philadelphis Enquirer Of to-day
says: About !, 100 wounded soldiers passed
through this city from New York this
morning, on their way to join their re.
specive regiments. About 800 passed
through yesterday morning, and during
the past week come 1000 arrived on their
way to the seat Of war.
The Commercial says: Official orders
investing Gen. Grant with his new COM
mand, designate it to include sll the ter
ritory west Of the Allegheny Mountains,
to be called the Western Military Division,
with headquarters at Nashville.
Rear Admiral Dahlgren, in q eommuni-
cation to the Navy Department, dated the
10th, says, ss the Secretary OF the Navy
has alluded to the state Of relations be.
tween Gen. Gilmore and himself, the fol-
lowing note from Gen. Gilmore will salts
fy the Department upon the subject, at
least to its date, namely, the 2Sd Of Sep
tember:
MORRIS ISLAND, Sept. 23.-ADNIRAL: 1
am much chsgrined at the reports in the
newspapers about my rendering my resig-
nation in consequence Of dissgreements
between you and myself and that We did
not cooperate cordially. 1t is not neces-
ssry for me to assure you that I am entire
ly ignorant Of the slightest foundation for
such reports, and had no idea they existed
until they appeared in the papers. They
were doubtless started by some scribbling
sensstionist in lieu Of news. 1 will see
that they are authOFitstiVely oOntrsdicted.
Sincerely yours,
n
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WANTED-A SITUATION
w a. Clerk 10 SINE Dry Goods or Far or store,
b. . you g lazy. AFpiy 20 Box I. Kast Cleveland.
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COMM ERCTAL,
CLKYKLANp MARKKT.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE, l
TRIplI EvENIEe, October 9, te6l. ]

MORNING LEADEB OFTIOE,l
FKTDII EvEHIEe, October ., 1854 J
RIour-stesdy at old prices.
Wheat-Has ruled dull through the day. Sales
are 1000 bush aoat and car on track at 81 IS car
on track at sl.2l and car choice KOntueky white
attI,6).
COrn-Steady at soc.
Oats-Stsaiy at 64G65c.
BarIey-Sale 2,OoO bush at l,3).
HIshwInes-Firmiy held at &c. without sales.
Burer-Quisf. sales choice Central at Pc.
Cheese-Sale4 in small lots at l2z9l5c.
EEEs-steady, with ligh; sales at lie.
Lard-Sales at IOEc for country rendered in kegs.
Fealhers-Prime geese are worth 6Oas2c.
POtatses-Sale car at 6Oc.
Onions-Sa'e 900 bush at tl,25.
Receipts-9,OoO bush wheat, $50 bush corn.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. A. Read Co, Bankers-Gold, Silver and Goa
pens Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John Ellsler-Aoademy Of Music.
Braytoa &stockRell-Real Estate For ss's.
O. Gutter &sOn-CroekerJ, ete.-LOcal Notice.
A. Klein Co.-HOop Skirt and Skirt Supporters
Box I, East Cleveland Situation Wanted.
o. Gutter q son-FGrniturs-Local EOtise.
Box lI5i, P. O.-TWo Rooms Wanted
Andrew Sharp -LectuTe-LocAl Notice
o. Cuttsr son-PiAno FoEte-Loesl Notice.
C5vles -Plain and Fsnoy Silver Ware.
ArI n. =. NJ. LsctuTe Local Notice.
RsF. A. Wilson Universaiism-Lcosl Notice.
Eo. iCs sUpe:icr sireet-Local Eo!ios.
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RKyoTomGs.-0ne great wave Of rejoic-
ing has swept over our State IN the last
wesks the results Of the election. From every
quarter, there come accounts Of celebrations.
Every village, town and city has had its
glorifeation meeting. This enthusiasm is
to the people fully as Significant as the victO-
Tyitsslf. Treason is dead in 0hiO,-tbat is
what this firing Of cannon and shooting Of
rockets mean. -
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WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN &
w his Wife ard, with Pa'lo- sid Bedroom
Furpishe rcons D e. TTtd location IN lover rar OF
the city, eorvertertt Z bIi-iues'' AooT7 oOA S'o
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ERnlINAsHYILLE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 70
General Rosecrans arrived iu this city
this morning.
A skirmish with guerrillss occurred to-
day on Northwest Railroad.
Thirty deserters from the rebel army
reached here to-day.
The river is rising. There is upwards
Of four feet Of water on the shoals.
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snOM sroRm IN Sd. LOUIS.

One of he heaviest snow storms ever
witnessed in St. Louis, prevailed all day
Yesterday, ending with clear freeEing
night. Mercury "A degrees at nine o'clock
this morning, and has been below freeIing
point all day The storm extended over q
large portion Of Missouri and Illinois.
Over six inches Of SNOW fell here.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

ANoTHKR ARRIVAL-The great Bank
rupt Sale at 1OS Superior street, near Water
street, have just opened 20 cases Of mems
fine seEed boots; also q hne assortment Of
kip and cavalry boots, custom made and war
ranted slso a large variety of ladies' and
misses BalmOrsls, which will be seld at re-
tail less than wholesale price. An early call
will insure q good selection from full cases.
Don't forget the place, los Superior street
near Water. bud. -.-. oct23:12I
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DEsrUerTyE FIRE IN NsANFRANCIsCO,
E,.,r.,sc,. rlrf %

The largest dre in many years occurred
this A. N. in this city. Only two build
ings are left standing in one block, bound
ing on Davis, Sacramento, Drum and Cali
fornis streets. The buildings consumed
we're old frame tenements, one and two
stories high and very eombustible, oeeu-
pied for cheap lodging and drinking sa-
looms, groceries and shops. Loss about 8
quarter Of million, without much insur-
ance.
Sailed, the steamer Sonora, for Panama,
with about seventy passengers, snd $685.
900 in treasure for Englsnd, and S22s, 900
for New York.
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CAPE RACE, Oct. q.
The Etna, from Liverpool, 14tb, via
Queenstown 18th, arrived off here this
Friday morning. She was boarded, and
summary o. her news obtained, which is
two days later.
The Paris CORES; ondent Of the London
Morning Post asserts that France has no
intention Of recognizing the Confederates.
A guard OF marines had been placed On
board Of the rams seized IN the Mersey.
The London Times says nothing is as
yet certain in regard to the rams. They
are, however, suspected Of a destination
like that Of the Alabama, but they will
net be allowed to slip off as she did,
LIVERPOOL, October 14.-Cotton excited,
with an advance Of l92d 3 lb.
Bresdstuffs steadier and frmer. Au-
thorities report -four dull, wheat steady
and firm corn firm, mixed 2Ta29sSd.
Provisions stesdy-Beef steady; pork
steady; bacon quiet but steady lard dull.
Sugar has an upward tendency; coffee
no sales.
LONDON, October l4-Breadsiuffs dull
and steady.
Sugar acfiVe and advanced Cd coffee
/ firm; tes firm
TslloW steady. lrs
Ill @. lS2al73 discount; Erie 6ss5s-
LATEsr-LIvERPOoL, October 15.-Cot-
ton still advancing closing at unchanged
rates.
Breadstufs steady corn firm at 2Ts for
/ mixed. r- --s
Provisions quiet and steady; lard easier
at a decline Of 3D. r-iu
Petroleum heavy. 1l .fIsr
LONDON, October 15.-Consols CLOSE at
% for money. a--E9sdr
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NY. STOCK AIARKET-Ocr, %
BUFFALO MARKET-oct. 2s.


FlOur-Market steady.
WheaT-maTiIet without important change. Sales
at 81 ,2Sl 90 for inter red Western sIl3 for NO
Chicago spring 81 ,l6 for Racine spring.
COrn-hominal. sales at qOc.
0afs- In demand at 6Oc.
Hhisky-In fair demand at 5Tt15sc.
FreiEhts-Steady. I7C lOr wheat, lsc for corn 70
New York.
ImpOrts-l4,uOO bis flour, g., 900 bushels wheat
II, ,t1O bush corn, 81, ,C0J tusa oats.
RIports-2OOU bbls Il W. 10000 bushels wheat
1000 bush corn, s6,OO bush oats.
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EROi, WA.HINGTON.
WAsH1seroE, October 2.

" WA5HINVIv1i VVtVV0I -
Special to the Post:
A SON Of Admiral Dahlgren arrived
here this morning, with dispatches from
the feet of Charleston. Everything is
going on we'll
Rumors prevail that General Meade
will be removed from the command Of the
Army Of the Potomac, and General Sedg-
wick put in his place
The Chronicle Of this morning says it
will take fortnight TO rebuild the Rap
pohannotk bridge, and intimstes dissstis-
faction with Meade.
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NEW ApYEKIlsE sERiERIS.

GFIFOR sAIE,- ~TO REHT" LOST
ssuf FIS5s : . FOUND 10 BOARDING " "QUE-
RTIs-F' snd other shorf notices, not exceeding
TorT trE1E inesrtsd twice in this column for
0S ee1fs. hires times IS ccntB, four times
81 ecura for al over TouR LINES, and not az
ossding EisHT LISEs, double above rates
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

MEETING OF THk BAA.-An our legal
readers will remember that the adjourned
meeting Of the Bar, called to consider the
case Of Judge COfinbsrry, will be held this
afternoon at 2O'oIook, in the Court House,
at Courtroom No. ?. The committee ap-
pointed to Investigate the case are expected
to report. Every member of the Bar ought
to be present. The subject is not trivial
one and whatever action the Bar takes should
notbe taken with undue haste, or without q
full expression of all its members, given in
such manner that the action should be, az d
should be felt to be, the deliberate uttsrancs
of the conviction and the Judgment of the
Bar of Cleveland.
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FoR SALE.-A very f1e team Of Gray
Mares, six and seven years old, fifteen hands
high, warranted sound, kind and gentle in all
harness, and very fast, the best broke team
Of horses in the oountry-HiII be sold at =
bargain, as the owner Is about leaving for the
East. Apply to J. Russell, z59 Superior
street. oct21:122
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n. Y. MONEY aAHKET-Ocr. 28.

By III EGRAPH.
Money-Market frmer, with good demand at i
cent.
STeriiug ExchunEe-FirmeT,b but clOsed quiet
at about leo 9l6l FOR irst class bills.
CsoId-Market unssttled, irr. gular and hrnler
Opening at 43A, advancing t. 4i9, declining 456
and closing unsettled at 45A.
Government stOcks-Market hrmer. United
States Sixes Of 1881, coupons lGglli15z; Seven
thirty Treasury Notes l071lO7z Unied Ststes skies
one year certificates 9gA.
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A PARTY Of Wsshingtonisns, including
Mr.. seston, the venerable Publisher Of the
Intelligenoer, are now stopping at Mead
Vile, on hunting excursion. Tho sporting
ia that nsigh5OrbOod is said to be superb.
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CHICAGO DIARKET-Oer. %

IBT THLHeRAPH.l
Fiour-Market dull.
Whent-Nerket firm at 1@IHc advance. Sales at
sl,u6Gl,u7.
1SGt7qc.
Oafs-Harket closed buoyant. Sales at 599S9'4e
rreiRhts-UnCharged
5000 bush corn.
shIpmenIs-5OO bbls -four, ) OOJ bush wheat,
2.n0u bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

Rev. AEDREw SHARP, Of COllamar, will
deliver q discourse before the Frsedmen's
Aid Society tomorrow afternoon, at 5
o'clock, at the Methodist Church, Ohio street.
The 2ublio are invited to attend.
Oot 24:I2l
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FROn PHIL sDRLPHIA
PHlLADz1PnIA, Oct. 50.

AHIIADIlFlIAi OoIs %
Tho Christian Commission hsving re-
eeiVsd assurances from the Richmond Au-
thoriies that packages sent to the prison
ers in that vicinity would be faithfully
distributed TO the Union prisoners, has
just despatched q boxes TO the Union sold
iers in The prisons Of Richmond.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

CARD PHOTcoRArHs.-Anys sending me
fifty cents will receive FIRST clsss Photo
graph Of Governor Brough and Major Gener-
al SigeI, or one Of either by sending %
cent?. 205 Superior street, Cleveland, o.
oet23:I22 W. C. NORTH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

WooDRoEFE's GLASS Blowers are still
drawing big crowds to Brainard's Hall. The
extraordinary patronage with which they
have met "a surprising. Their eOnundrum
contest last evening was an amusing and
lively enc.
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PEHsoEAL.-We see by the Lebanon Star
that Major Darbin Ward, who was reported
nsrtaliy wounded at Chickamauga, has re-
turned to Lebanon on furIOugh. BE is rapid
ly reeoTering from his wound.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

o. s. DIsTRIcr CoURT.-This Court wns
not in session yesterday or the day previous.
Wm. R. TustissOn, who vas the other day
committed 70 jail, in default of $1,000 bail, to
await trial at the May term Of Court, for aid
ing in the rescue Of q deserter, was yesterday
ssLlsd ont BY bis uncle. l7zEs
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To Rear Admiral DshEgren.

1 have only to add that General Gilmore
spent several hours in conference with me
yesterday, as he did on the 18th, and, as
usual, in the most friendly manner, and
came on board this morning to converse
on public business. He spoke on the sub.
ject and the General assured me, that he
was not aware Of any foundation for the
current rumOrs. Indeed our concurrence
in the public business between US, and our
absurd. Your obedient servant,
JEo. L. DAHLaKEE, Resr-Admiral,
Commanding S. A. B. Squadron.
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Losr.-On Thursday afternoon, on Eu-
elid or Prospect streets, or near Monument
Park, lady's gold watch. The finder will
bo literally rewarded BY leaving the same at
this Office, oct23:l22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

VIZ lake pleasure in calling attention 10
". G. NOrth's advertisement among Local
Notices . of card photographs Of Governor
BrOugh and General SigeI. ANY one sending
to Mr.. North will be sure to get hrst class
Photograph, insbs highest style of the art.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

UEATKRsALIsN.-ReV. A. Wilson will
preach tomorrow, at half past ten o'clock,
in the forenoon, and seven O'Clock, in the
evening, at Sons OF Temperance Hall, op-
posits the Post Ohics, Public Square. Sub
jset, in the forenoon: Death - in the
eysniag '' Value Of Home" The public
are invit sct24;l2l
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Coon FURNITURE st auction this Sstur-
day morning, at the Auction Rooms Of o.
Cutter & Son, No. l34, Bank Street.
Oct 24:I2I
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SAN Francisco, October %.
An arrival at Victoria brings dates from
Nsvegeski, Japan, to the 9th Of August.
It is reported that one Of the Japanese
Damios had severely repulsed the British
fset No particulars received
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eOILIsTOE.-A fore-snd aft schooner
which was being hauled out OF the harbor by
tag oOlIided, with soOw coming in, IN
front Of Bonds warehouse, about four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, doing consider
bic damage to the yards and rigging Of the
latter. Nobody hurt. --
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A SPLEEDID new 7-octave Piano Forte
will be sold a. the Auction Rooms of o. Cut
ter L Son, No. 134, Bank Street, this day at
II O'Clock precisely.
Oct. 24:l2I
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Wool in Michigan.

We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of Thursday:
Buyers have been the last week more than Ordina-
rily anxious 10 accommodate the farmers with cash
for their wool on the line Of he Michigan Central,
and considerable wool has cha ged hands but most
OF the clips in the hands Of the wool growers
who prefer TO hold their wool for better prices.
BHiOw are tke prices offered and paying to-day:
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EORSALE-ONE PKDDLING WAC
on, entirely new, guiiahls for one or two TO-
- Also OF sett Donb'e Harness all 9 sold low
e - octz3.I2l
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OswEGU mAKKET-Oot. %

III IbLEaAAFH-I
RIour-MHrket steady.
whcnt-in moderate demand. Parties are apart.
COrn-Scarce. NO sales.
OATS Lower. Sales at CSC.
Bnrley-Markst dropping.
Canal EreiEhts-FlVur EG4Sc, wheat l2c to
NV NnrE
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MRs. h. P. NJ. BRowJ, inspirstional
speaker, Eilllsctcre on Sunday next, at Spir-
itual Hall, No. lac Supnrior street. Morn
ing at haIf-past ten, evening at hslf-p
seven. The lecture is free.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

4 LARGE lot of good Crockery and Glass
ware to be sold at Cutter L Sons Auction
Rooms this day. Sale comnsneing at 10
o'clock Az.
0at sA.IaI
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A FEW BOXES Of choice Flowers and
Ribbons opened this morning at Mrs. ShaW's
Rooms. oct2l:ls1
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mo WHOLESALE H0USBS.-A
qeutleman VII has had experience In busiDes',
nd eommands good country and city trndsi desires
! ritusrian as salesman In q Wholesale ,4rccery or
Produce Houss. Address box sls Cleveland. III
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WLIELTR,s REaIaFEE.

nrUfEsnB Wishing conveyance 70 either oi tha
aSoFo Trains Boats, viii be called for By Coaches
nfsteTsns' Omnibus Lins, By leaving thsiF address
4 The Omnib1s Once, ll7 supsror-St., Rext doo7 70
sWsddeu House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

AEoTEER RAoz.-An important pacing
match is announced to come of this after
noon at the county Fair Ground, st three
O'Clock. 7. Boyd enters Sam Slick" and
William Hoffman enters "Maria BrouRh."
The race will be fer purse Of s20O-tEo
mile heats and repeat. Should the weather
prove favorable, the aasir will attract q
large crowd.
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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
Grand Trunk Railway.


The following statement shows thedaiy receipts Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
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REBEL CAVALRY IN TENNEssEE.
MRWpHrs OefoherI 81

General Sherman's advance was attack
ed BY Forests cavalry at Barton Station
yesterday, and they got handsomely whip
ped.
Wheeler's cavalry is reported near De-
eatur 10000 strong.
Bragg is reported to be using the Ala
bsms and Tennessee Railroad from Selma
to Rome for the transportation Of supplies.
His depots are at Rome. -1
The Tennessee river has s feet Of water
on the shoals and heavy rain has fallen
here.
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OTRAYED FRUM 7HE So BSUhI-
~ BEk, $50 Pitts5uf gh-St-, Cleveland. On the eve
ming OF the leth inst pair Of black BDb-TAIL-
I'd II B Is, about u years oiu One had on strap
halter with rope stall Any person returning the
above OF giving Information by ieiter viii be nhr-
ally reward u. ,octIi-lZll ASHEE vs. IN Eh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

GRADING AND PAvIEG-The work Of
grading Ontario street is still being pushed
briskly forward, and will be completed next
week.
Water street hill is now in fine condition,
having recently been macsdamiEed and
graded.
Lake street, nesr Ontario, has also been
improved b. grading and paving.
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DOARD-fS a PKIvATE Family.
with fdrnishsd or unfn ulrbtd IOoms, where
there are no ether boarera be bad BY addressing
A 3. q, Post Ifcs aver ~ References t1cnan-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

KILLED AND CAPrURKD IN THE SIEGE OF
CHARLEsToN.-From an authentic list ofkill-
ed and captured officers in front Of Charles
ton, since the commencement Of the siege,
we get the following list of officers in Ohio
regiments:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24
BEaEl. October 81. Isss.

EDrToR LEADER Tho Association again
me. at o'clock yesterday morning. The
opening exercises consisting of religious
worship were conducted by Prof. Paine. The
previous days minutes we're read and ap-
proved, and few minutes devoted to miscsl-
laneous business.
Tho fOIlOwiOg programme for the forenoon
was then announced.
ARITHMETIC
Prof sohuyler,.-..............-~fr from 900 TO 945
READING
Mr.. VIII from o:45 to 1880
RECESS, IS EuSUTEs
GEoGRAPHT-
Mr.. Harvey........... ........from Io.45 to Il:5o
Miscellaneous Business ..-.... from li;sO to 100