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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29
FROM COLUMBUS.
Governor Tod and the Blessed
Martyrs.
PTo tho Cincinnati Gazette. !

COLUMBUS, October 27.
Governor Tod returned from Lancaster
this afternoon. Judge Van Trump, Of the
Court Of Common Pleas there did not de-
eide the motion to change the venu Of the
civil suit for ore hundred thousand dollars
damages yesterday, as was expected. The
motion Is now being argued before him,
and his decision will be rendered In fow
days.
Judge Hoffman, the Governors private
secretary, is at Giro!eville, to see shat a
similar motion is made tomorrow to John
W. Kees' suit for thirty thousand dollars
damages, resulting, as he claims, from his
arrest.
"Blessed Martyr" OIds Is selling all
his property In Lar caster, which he is anz-
iOus to have accomplished by the lst Of
January; and it is rumOred there that he
intends to resign his seat in the Lsgisls-
turs and remove to some far distant
country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

POLIOR CoURT.-Judge Hesssnmueller
disposed Of the following cases this morn
ing:
Robert Stewart, Benjamin alum, william
Lewis, intOxicatiOn, each one dollar and
costs. .....".-
Thomas Cooper, William Kune, Jacob
Hirdy, Lewis Buckner, Burton 8. Hays,
dlsturba nee; each two dollars and costs.
Lawroncs ouigley, same offence I've
dollars and costs.
Thomas Cock, assault and battery dis
missed on payments of cests.
james Murphy, James Sexton, same Of
fsnse; each I've dollars and costs.
John NeR, Edgar Marshall, Henry Moore,
same oRense, continued.
Mathew WeicheIl, same Offsnss, ten dol.
lars and costs.
Abraham Schwartz, same ofFsnss, nOllsd.
Felix Darrsgh, resisting officer, ten dollars
and costs.
Joseph Archer, keeping disordsrly house !
continued. ..1El
Nellie MunfOrt, keeping house Of iII-fane /,
.s.vl-1 trr.e-a SoIIars and csSsa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

DR. BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BoKssET,
Oh THoRousHwoRT TONIC.-No remedial
agent has such universal application as tse
Thoroughwort. 1t has been used from TINE
immemorial for Ague and all Bilious all
ments. Patients with the following synp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy Headache and dizziness caused BY
bilious stomach. It cleansss the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone to the stOmach snd facili-
tates digestion. Intermittent feyers Of al
grades and character, dyspepsia with vonit-
ing Of food, belching of wind and 8 feeling Of
obstruction at the pit of the stomach, vomit-
ing Of bilo with extreme prostration of
strength the smell of food causing sickness
at the stomach, fullness and tenderness Of the
liver, soreness around the waist with uEcom-
Portable feeling Of pressure, gOuty and rheU-
matio disease with soreness of the muscles /;
hoarse cough, with rough voice and soreness
of the chest, night cough, dySentory, diar-
rhes, bleeding piles and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle rs cents.
Sold by STEoNG ARMSTRONG,
sspI:459 Cleveland, o.
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FROm NEW YORK.

Hersld's dispatch
The statement in regard TO the arrest Of
Messrs. williamson and Bliss, agents Of the
PennsylTania and Michigan Relief Associations,
for the sale OF bandages, rags, &c, is incorrect
so far as the property is said to have been old
Government property. 1t was the property Of
the Associations, and was sold by order OF the
Chairman Of the Executive Committees Of the
Associations, and the proceeds deposited to their
credit The treatment Of Mr.. williamson by
Colonel Baker was most arbitrary and unjust
he was refused permission to send for Judge
Brady, Chairman Of the Association and other
parties who could prove bis innocence After
several hours delay, note from Mr.. williamson
was delivered te Judge Brady, who immediate-
ly obtsined an interview with Judge Turner, As
sistsnt Judge Advocate General and upon his
representation Of the facts, Mr.. williamson was
released on parole.
At meeting Of the Association this evening 3
Committee was appointed to make q statement
OF the case TO the proper authorities, with a rep
resentstlon OF the outrageous treatment Of the
secused BY Colonel Baker, and demand for his
full and unconditional release from arrest and
the removal Of Colonel Baker from his position
as Provost Marshal OF the War Department
The meeting was attended by Judge Usher,
Secretary OF the Inteuor; Hon. J. j. Lewis,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, and other
gentlemen Of position, who are much incensed
at this abuse OF authority
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

or Publlo sehosIs.

HoE. q. S. STTvEas:-DsdT SIrs-I have
been requested to prepare for the Cleveland
press, & statement Of the condition and ne
csssitiss of the Public Schools of our city
As wish to bring the subject to the eonsid-
GRAFTON of the Common Council, address
myself to you, partly because you are the
only member Of that body with whom have
any acquaintance, but chiefly because you
have the honor Of being Its presiding officer.
Much can be said In just praise Of the
Cleveland Schools. They we'll deserve the
high reputation which for years they have
sustained. Several Of the buildings which
have been erected for their use, are admira-
bly, adapted to their purpose. Such are those
occupied by the two High Schools, and those
in Eagle, Mayfower, East St. Clair and Hicks
street; they are oommodiOus, respectable in
appearance and substantial.
OF our eighty three teachsrs, very nearly
all are worthy Of the important positions
which they hold. A large majority Of them
are equal to the very best teachers that can
be found in the country, whether in public or
private schools. Most of them are gradu-
ates Of Colleges, Semlnaries or High Schools.
Nor Is the requisite scholarship their only
qualification. They, with few exceptions, pos
sess the discretion, tact and practical wis
dom, which are indispensable to success in
teaching and managing children.
That the children which hIl our schools,
are as bright and promising as those Of any
other city, the public, parents included, need
not be informed.
Our teachers and their respective schools
have manifested most commendibIe spirit
in providing pianos or melodsons for almost
ali the school buildings in the city. Eleven
of these instruments have been purchased,
and others rented, by voluntary contribu-
tons secured by the efforts Of teachers and
pupils; two thirds of them within the past
six weeks. They are made entertaining and
useful in connection with opening exercises,
the practice Of gymnastics and, especially,
while the teachers of vocal music are giving
instruction.
" NA0 J1Ag oAAy " GuLSA Jul eNA----G 0Al4B6
their daily exercises in gymnastics, you
could not fail of experiencing high gratihca-
ton. They are productive of health, Of men
tai szhilaratiOn, and Of easy and dignided
carriage. In many ways they contribute
largely to the attraotiveness and value of our
schools. Our teachers are instructed in
gvmuastics al tSe;y o,pr erpense
In these few words, sir, have suggested
some of the sxcellencies Of the Cleveland
schools. But have presented the brighter
side of the picture. I Will tomorrow speak
of certain discOursgements and hindrsnces
which are painfully apparent to all who are
intimately acquainted with the condition of
the schools. Respectfully yours,
Arson SAYFH.
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PonrAoE CouErY.-Ravenna Democrat

PoRTAGB CoUETY.-Rayenna Democrat
items:
WooL.-Lsst week Poe & Bro. bought 81,
900 pounds Of wool ut rs cents per pound, Of
farmers In PORTAGE A large part Of it was
delivered on Monday. With the decline Of
gold, the price has now dropped to 70 conts.
SOLDIERS VoTE.-The Clerk of the Court
has now in his office between thirty and
forty sealed returns of the votes of Portage
County soldiers, in the field. The law pro-
vides that these votes shall be counted with
in thirty days after the election.
Docs vs. SHEEP.-0ne night last week, six
sheep upon the farm Of William Nelson, in
ShalersviIIe, were killed by dogs. A few
nights further back, sixteen sheep, upon the
farm of Ersstus Carter, Jr., in Ravenns,
were killed BY dogs.
SAFE LocKED.-A few mornings since, the
County Treasurer found himself unable to
unlock his safe, and the skill of all our lock-
smiths failing to relieve the dilemma, an ex-
part from Pittsburgh was summoned, who on
Monday opened the strong box" by cut
ting of the door of the inner or money chest
with cold chiseI. The treasure, amount
ing to some $4,000, was relieved from its
temporary confinement.
GENERAL GARF1ELD.-Upon Tuesday
morning, we had the pleasure Of brief call
from General Garfield. He was on his way
to Washington, with dispatches, and regret
ted he had not time to greet his many
friends. We were grstifsd to meet him and
find him feeling so we'll and vigorous, after
his arduous military campaign. When time
will allow, we hope General Garfield will
give his Ravenns friends an audience, for
they would be delighted to welcome him
home, in appreciation of their respect and
confidence toward a true and devoted friend
Of his country.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LUADEB OFFIOE,l
WEDNESDAY, EVHNTRG. October 2ss 1854.
FIour-Markst more active. Sales 70 bbs nne at
sOO 10 bbls extra at $780, $50 bbls red double az
ira at $780, 100 bbls do at $500 100 bblI do at
50 do az sSs0 Is choice do at $780, and 100 bbs white
do at s7,Co.
Whear-Narket inactive. Sales cars red on
track at o. n and l ca from store at sl,7S.
Coru-Stesdy. Sales ear on track At aoe and
car from store at slo.
0Ats-sales esr on track at Csc aud ears from
store at CSC.
BarIey-sals car on track at sI,so
Rye-ssle 1000 bush from store at Sl,lS
Highwines- Quiet. No sales reported.
Butter-sa'e 10 Arkins Western Reserve at &c.
Chsese-Sale Sc boxes Western Reserve at ISo, and
pay for packages.
ESss-stesdy at l7c.
Onions-ssls 20 bbls at el,s 2 bush.
ReceIp.s-sOCo bush wheat, l,sOo bush oats and
300 bus barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

ORPHAN ASYLUM AHEIvERsART.-The
friends of this Institution and all interested
in its success, are earnestly invited to attend
the meeting in Chapin's Hall this evening,
Reports will be presented showing the con-
dition and prospects Of the Asylum and de-
tails of the past years operations. These
are important matters, and should be under
stood by those who contribute to the support
of the Asylum.
Singing by the childen, and addresses by
legal and clerical gentlemen Of the city, will
lend their attractions to make the occasion
pleasant as well profitable to those who may
attend.
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NEW YORK mARkEr-Oet. es.
Icy rKLEaRAFH.l

UotfOn-Market firm. Sales Et $3.50 for Md
ding Uplands. by suction to-day on Government
account 45l bales of uplands sold st s3S@156s
FIaur-Common grades are dull and heavy and
trade brands scarce and In gOos request at deod
sdY better prices.
sales at S. IsG625 for extra state S7,OO9T,1g for
eXtrR round hoopsd Ohio; 81, ,30ln9,2s for good to
choice extra. Market closing steady.
Uhisky-Market quiet sales at 6le
WheAr-HarketI Ic lower, with rather more doing,
Sales At sl, ,536el.5S tor Chicago rprinR; eI,s16
l37 for Milwaukee Club 81 ,sTo ,3s for amber Iowa;
si,s9Nl.45 for Winter red WESTERN o. 20 for choice
amber Green Bay.
GOrS-Markot opened quiet and closed lie higher.
Sales at el, ,u65k for shipping mixed Western
in store 81 ,Gs08l ,ts4 at1Oat.
URta-Market opened heavy and CLOSED Sc TO 20
lover. saes at 75etSOc for Western and State.
Hool-Ma,ket quiet.
P0rk-Market more active and nrmer.
Sales sI4,5Ql1i5 90 for old mess; Si6,251l6,50 for
new do; ll7SGtI2 20 for new prime; sl4 O0Sls so for
new prime moss.
Beef-Quiet.
Lard-harkst firm. Sales at II&@IlKs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

New MUsIo.-Critchley s Co. have just
published the "2sth Regiment March,"
composed by Mr.. Charles W. Gill, and dedi-
GATED to the officers and members Of Colonel
Hayward's regiment, o. s. NJ. 1t Is fne
pioce of music. Mr.. GilPs song, lately pub
Iished, entitled " List to the RipPling Wa
tsrs," has had very large sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

CoUNFEATEIFERs ARRESTED. - Deputy
United States Marshal Simmons arrested in
Youngstown last night, and brought to Clsve-
land this morning, two men named James
Galley and Edward Parsons, charged with
uakiag counterfeit coin. They have been
lcdged in jail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

ALI. BURNETT has engaged the Academy
Of Music for his entertainment on Saturday
night. It will doubtless be crowded to hear
him. A long time has elapsed since Alf.'s
last appearance before Cleveland audience
and all are anxious to see him now after Eve
years Of added experience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

WooDRoFTE's GLASS BLOWERS. = The
PriSes offered ty tbs company, as well as the
unique and Instructive character of their ez-
hibidon itself, are drawing big crowds night
y to BrAinsrd's. Last night the attendance
was good. This evening fns Priss is offered
to the author Of the best original pOsm on
the Glass Steam Engine. Now for the bay
lnaEesl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

CoRREcrIoE.-Tn the list of officers COM
posing the regimental organization of the
5th U. S. c. T., which was published in the
Herald this morning, we notice that Captain
Charles 0ren is marked as "sincs dismis-
ssd." Let not the name Of good officer be
50 dishOnored. It was Second Lieutenant
owsn-Or Owens as the Herald has it-who
was dismissed, and not Captain oren.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

Our PUELlC SCnooLs.-The special at
tentlon of our readers is called to the articles,
By Mr.. Smyth, supeliatsndent Of PabHo In
struotiOn, on the condition and necessities of
our Pablo Schools. We publish the first of
the series with this issue.
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M AnYERTIsKMENrs.

CA. Read 3 %, Bsnbers-Gold, Silver and uou-
EonS Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned
John EIlsler-AcEdemy OF Music
n. Gsuetson s Color axe Superior.
Morgan, Boot a Co-Winter Wooden Goods
Rob't Hanna CO-For Lake Superior.
As. FOOt-lOO Teams srs Wanted.
CoEIes-oByx Scarf Pins.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORPHAN AsY-
LUE, which is to be held in Chapin's Hall
this evening, will be an occasion of unusual
interest. Addresses will be made by the
Rev. DR.. Ryland, the Rev. Mr.. MOntieth,
George willard, ESQ.,, and other able and en-
tertaining speakers. Tho little ones will be
all on hand, ready with songs and Rotations
to add their share to the pleasure Of the
meeting. The occasion will be a delightful
one. All who love children, who delight in
looking at the bright and innocent faces of
these little epitOmes of mankind, to whom
the sound of infant voices In song or speech
is meIodious, and all who wish to help on
benevolent and noble mission in our midst,
should be present this evening. To all such
wO promise right happy and pleasant time.
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IMMENSE MASS RTBFTING.

bALrIAOREs CotoD9r y.
An immense Mass Meeting OF Unconditional
Union men was held to night on Monument
Square. Il was the largest gathering held in
many years There was a great turnout of Ward
Associations aud Leagues innumerable trans
parencies, fireworks, 90. At ono stand was the
following inscription Z" The Union and Emanci.
patton" Among the speakers were Secretary
Chase end Judge Kelly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

FoR LAKF SUPERIoR.-Ths we'll known
and fBvorite steamer Northern Light will
leave the dock of Robert Hanna ( Co. at
eight o'clock this evening, bound for Eagle
River, and stopping at all intermediate
points on Lake Superior. This boat Is justly
considered one Of the best on the Lake supe-
riOr Line. Captain spalding is careful and
gentlsmsnly officer, and keeps his boat and
crew In good order.
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MEXICAN AND CENTRAL, AMERICAN
NEWSs

NEW YORK, October Is.
The steamer Roanoke from HAVANA, with
dates to the 2lst, has arrived
There is nothing from Mexico.
The rebellion IN st. Domingo continues to
grow more powerful and covers a greater extent
Of territory. The story that PuertA Plata had
been destroyed BY bombardment is untrue
The gunbOst Port Royal sailed from Havana
the nth INST, on cruise. While in port one Of
her sergeants OF marines had fist fight with a
rebel. after giving the rebel good whipping,
the sergeant was savagely struck on The head bY
n weapon in the hands ofanOther rebel, mortal.
lY wounding him. The authorities have arrest
ed The murderer.
The next English mail steamer takes our Con-
sui to Vera CruE from Havana. There Is no.
thing else new.
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RROl1 nlRMPHIs.

OsIRo, Oct =.
The steamerJ. Norton, from Memphis, Get.
3Oth, with 900 bales of cotton, SIS hogsheads Of
sugar, has arrived. No news.
The Memphis Bulletin Of the aoth, says that
General McPherson's expedition has returned
from Vieksburg, having accomplished their OBJ
ject, viz: To have scattered the rebel force on
the Big Black completely, and forciIg them TO
retire Without general anRagement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

LosT.-0n Saturday last, a small Scotch
Terrier. He had on brass collar with the
owners name (GOrham) engraved on it.
The dog answers to the name of Snap"
Any one returning said dog to l04 Superior
street will receive liberal reward.
oct27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

PERsOEAI.-We had the pleasure of a
call yesterday from Theodore G.. Morse,
formsrIy Of this city, bat now conductor on
the Pennsylvania Central Rail Road. Mr..
Morse il looking hale and hearty, and seems
70 enjoy raiIroadine perfectly.
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c. G.. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFIC


LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEVELAND, Ohio, WASHINGTON, o c.,
No. Lyman's Block, No. AS Ninth ST.
Near the Osurt House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
the
8IOO bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, The widow, ehil-
dren, and rightful heirs ofalI deceased sclilers
also
pensions,
to which every discharged soldier WAS dls-
abledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
PhAn sisters, as they are severally entitled un-
ter the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or csshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men
money due tesmsters, and every other class Of
claims growing out Of this or auy other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS.
80 AvoI Claim and Patton AEenGs who
arc not Licensed.
We publish "THH 5oLDIEB's FRIEED," paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send as your name and stamp, and we will send
copy free, or twelve copies, one esch month,
for % cent?.
Apply to us IN person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shd have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge untIl after we have ac-
oomPlished what we undertake.
septic O. 6. BRUCE
ULRyELAND WOOIEN HILLS.
A, q Z. q, POPE.
suPerintendeBts, Manufacturers and Dealers In
al kinds Of
WOO EN GOOD Dsj
Consisting of Plan dFsncy
OAssINIEREs,
DOESK1Es,
SATTINEFS,
UNI0N6, ..-
- FLAHNRLS
BLANKETS,I
ETo., Efd
A good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, IN Cash
OF Manufactured Goods.
ONCE and salesrooms,
NO. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, O.
a13sI.1.i's:;-1s--..u..z1.zsz--suunauz1.zuu4 a1ss.is;1
INOLD SPECTAOLE8,
III Gold Bracelets,
OhsSsAin Chains,
and lots Of ethsS Goods just TeossV8d q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

A FEw days after the election a
Httls girl in Freedom, 10 years old, went to
the door to hurrsh for BrOugh, but made q
mistake and hurrahsd for VaIlandigham.
shs went into the house very much cast
down, and asked her foster mother II she
La nna h.tt-- har. hsr .nnr.th ....,had ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

FoR Coughs, Colds and ToothAche, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found 1t safe aud reliable
antidote in all cases. TTEn,bUH Democrat.
Sold by all druggists.
W. L. PORTER Il Co.,
aug28:R1 12s Detroit St., Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

TEE ESCAPED PRIsoEERs.-No further
neWshss been heard from the escaped pris-
Onsrs. Sheriff Lewis left yesterday after
noon for Erie, in hopes of finding some
Of them in that vicinity heading for Buff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

WAsHIsGFOH, October IS.
Information from the Army Of the Potomsc
is that Buford'S Cavalry Division was attacked
by rebel infantry near Bealton Station, on Tnes-
day noon, and forced TO fall back on our infantry,
within one mile Of Germantown There we're
few casualties on either side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

A BAD BRBArH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
it has separstsd-how many friends forever
parted. The subject Is so delicate, your
nearest friond will not mention it, and you
arc ignorant of the fact. To effect a redical
euro, use the " Balm of Thousand Flowers :"
as dentrifce, night and morning. 1t also
beauties the complexion, removing sll tan,
pimples, and freckies, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price 80 cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
sept22:R2-dy &wy-e.o.w.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

sS- DR.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Hyspsp-
sis, Rheumatism, scrofula, Neuralgia Rni I'll
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and UrinNry Or
gans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given 10 many formidable cases cur-3 in t-'s city
after other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment in another column. Office M. llq, seneca
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POSITION OF MEADE

WAsHrNsFoH, October 2s.
It Is not trus, as has been reported, that
Meade's Army is retreating His Headquarters
have been moved, but not toward Washington.
Gentlemen IN military circles here view our
present position as highly favorable In the eTent
that Lee should venture TO make an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

CARD PHoTooRAPHs.-Anys sending me
fifty cents will receive first olase Photo
graph Of Governor BrOugh and Major Gsner-
al SigeI, or one Of either by sending 25
cents. 2O5 Superior street, Cleveland, o.
oot23;122 ". c. NORTH.
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N. Y. n1ONEx nARkET-Oot. Is.

MOncy-Market STEADY, with an active business
doing at697 3 cent, chiefly at latter rate.
sterling RxchanGe-Eirm0r, but closes dull
at i6O1TGl5lx.
GOld-aarket Irregular and nrmeF. Opening at
4, and closing hrm at 46Sl47.
Governments stOcks-Quiet and steady. United
States sizes of lS55, coupons ll0jE; SeVen-thirty
Treasury Notes IOT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

THASKs.-our thanks are again due to
Baker for New York papers in advance of
the mails. He is always cup to time - with
papers from every quarter