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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-22

The Convention Of Radical GeFmauSs
Yesterday forenoon the first Convention Of
Delegates Of the Radical Germans closed its
session. On Saturday the Delegates began
70 arrive. In the afternoon Of the same day
preliminary meeting was held. On Sunday
following the regular sessions commenced
and continued, with the shortest possible in
terruPtions, until the adjournment Of the
Convention yesterday morning. A platform
was adopted, Of which We give the following
translation:
PLATFORM FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF
THE GERMAN RADICALS,
EstablisAed by the ConreHtioa Of their Delegates,
held at ClsUeland on the 2Otb Of October, 1868.
Animated by the desire to cooperate, se-
cordinR to their ability and convictions, for
the welfare Of the Republic, but st the ssme
time feeling the necessity Of securing for
themselves that consideration which justice
must accord to every Wsll-meaning citizen Of
the Republic, and which sslf-respect com
mauds every freemen TO aim at, the German
Radicals, rsnoancing all party allegiance and
opposing all corruption, have put an end TO
their poRerless isolation by an organisation,
the chief object of which is to work ooDjoint-
iy with their felloW-citizens Of American de-
scent, Of the same political creed, for the
realization Of the principles aad MEASURES
following:
I. Integrity Of the Union, and subordins-
ton Of the several States under the SOW
ereignty Of the People Of the United
States.
?. Unconditional suppression of the Rebel
lion.
3. Abolition of slavery in the entire torrito-
~ of the United States in tho shortest
way.
4. Revision of the Constitution in the spirit
of the Declaration Of Independence.
5. Treatment Of the recpnqusred rebel
States as Territories for the purpose Of
reconstruction.
Q. Cessio1 of the conhscAted lands In the
spirit of the Homestead Bill, as well ss
donation Of portions Of land to the de-
Tenders Of the country, Of wha:sver celor,
and to tho liberated slaves.
T. Realization Of the Monroe doctrine.
S. Alliance with EoroPean revolution against
foreign Intervention.
9. Protection Of the freedom Of the press
sud speech against military usurpAtion.
10. Establishment Of 8 national military sys-
ten similar to the Swiss system. uni
verssl obligation for military service.
IL. Support of such candidates for public Of
Gees as stand nesrsst to the principles
laid down in this platform.
Tho Convention represented fair amount
of the best talent among the loyal Germans
Of the Union. The utmost harmony pre-
vailed throughout its prOtraotsd sessions,
and the debates showed the most ardent zeal
for the realization Of the above principles,
and the p1rOst and most un1lnching patriot
ism. Fiftsen States were represented, among
them three slave States. We intend to give
tomorrow a translation of the +" Declara-
tiOns" accompanying the above platform.
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Slekles or SedgWlck to Succeed
FROM GENERAL BANKS COM
MAND.
Important Movements on Foot
Gratifying Results Anticipated.
MOVEMENTS IN KENTUCKY.
Successful Expedition Against
6ueTFlllas.
BURNsIDE,s REPORT.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, October II,

L
To Hejor- General HalleeE, Wdsaiagtoa:
On ;hs 9Th inst, the enemy held down
as far as Blue Springs and cavalry brig
sde of ours held Bulls Gap supported BY
a small body Of infantry At MsrTestsn.
accordingly dispatched brigade Of esVsl-
ry around by Rogerssille to intercept the
enemy retreat and with q considerable
body of infantry and artillery moved 10
Bulls Gap. On Saturday, the 10Th inst,
advanced a cavalry brigade TO B ne
Spring, where they found the enemy
strongly posted and Offering stubborn re-
sistsnce. Skirmishing continued until
about O'Clock in the afternoon, when l
sent in q division Of infantry, who charged
and cleared the woods, CALAMITY driTin 8
the enemy in confusion until dark.
During the night the enemy retreaied
precipiiately, leaving their dead on the
field and most of their wounded in our
hands. We pursued in the morning with
infantry and cavalry. The intereepting
force met them OF Henderson's but owing
to Misunderstanding Withdrew and al
lowed them to pass with only a slight check.
The pursuit was continuous uutIl even
ing, when withdrew most Of my infantry
and retured to this place. Gen. Shsekle-
ford with his cavalry and a brigade Of
infantry continued the pursuit, the enemy
making stand at every important posi-.
ZION, but be has driven them complstely
from the State, capturing the Fort at Z1l-
licoffer and burned the long Railroad
bridge there and five other bridges, and
destroyed locomotives and about 20 cars.
His advance is now ten miles beyond
Bristol. Our loss at Blue Springs and in
the pursuit was about 100 killed and
wounded. The eneDy's loss was consid.
erably greater. About 100 prisoners were
taken. Signed,
A. z. BUREsIDB, Mai. Gen.
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PORTAGE CouxTY.-The following items
are segregated from the Ravsnna Democrat: /:
Hon. o. P. Brown returned to Chicsgo on
Tuesday morning for further medical treat
ment.
The trotting stallion Granite State Boy was
sold last week, by Msssrs. John B. King and
L @. Dodge, to William Fee, Of BaEstta, for
$500.
There were but two trots Of public interest
at the Fair last Week-for horses that had
never shown thrse minutes, and the stallion
srot. This latter trot was won by Granite
State Boy.
RFJoIcIEGs-The Union men of Hiram, Of
Franklin, Of Gsrrettsviile, held rejoicings
upon Friday evening, demonstrating their
gladness at the uLexsmpled triumph OF the
18th. .
Two live Pelicans were exhibited at our
office few days ago. They were shot upon
Muddy Pond at one shot, which disabled
both, by Henry Carts. At the time flock
Of six Of these unusual fowls were upon the
pond.
The health Of Csptain q. b. Willard Is
now improving. Since he returned home ne
has seemed to iinger, IS II upon slender
thread, liable to be sundsred at any moment.
70 restoration to health.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO DR. FERGusoN.-Dr.
]. G. Ferguson, Of Mogsdore met with q Sc
rious accident on Saturday last. His horse
became frightened, and after running furi-
ously some twenty rods brought up against
8 tree with such violence rs to throw the
Doctor some twenty feet, head foremost, in
10 pile Of st0nes, fraoturing his nose and
bruising his face In a shocking manner, be-
sides severely injuring his 0hsst and spine.
s. D. Woodward, Esq., is preparing his
tory Of Portage County, to be accompanied
by valuable maps. II is az important work
for the locality, and 1t receives great en-
oOursgemsnt from the people.
FIaEIN NELsoS.-0n the afternoon Of Sat-
urday,. Oct. Sd, the barn and sheds c1ntain-
ing lay, grain, wagon, tools, &c Of Sand
ford Harrington, were consumed BY 2re
The FIRE originated on the scafOld. The
origin Of the FIRE is unacoountable, as none
Of the family are in the habit Of smoking.
Five buildings were consumed. No insu-
rance on them.
The Copperhead Board Of Trustees In
SbaIesville, had bottle Of whisky on their
table for their own use on election day. That
was a new ''feature," but was decided to be
constitutional
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FRolf WIsHrNnrnS

WAsHIssroE, October q.
General Oustar reports that in the su,
gagement Of Monday We drove the rShsI ~
cavalry from Gainesville beyond Buck.
lands Mills, Eve miles Westward At
this point General Custsr's forces encoun.
tered rebel line Of battle, infantry and
artillery, st least mile long Genera!
Davis cavalry brigade and battery were
At one time entirely cut off by the rebsls
but he suco -eded In extrieating himSslG
We lost about 200 in killed vvon,dsd go .l.ls
missing, and several wagons, one Of which
contained the Official Pspsrs Of the Bdgsrsrg.f
ade. i 70 p az
NEW YoRK, October 81.
The Commercials Washington lsttsr
contains rumors that General Meade is 70 a
he superseded BY General esdgFick or 2'-f
General Sickles. WrF =
The new fractional currency will prOba.
bly, be suppressed Gs failure botk &c ~ =
gsrds paper ard engraving.
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Provost Marshal General
FROM COLUMBUS.
Session of the MasoDs'-PatriotiO
Resolutions,
ITO the Cincinnati e.setts-I

ITO the Cincinnati Gafette.l
CoLUNBus, October 20
The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted
MasOns is now IN session here. Itadcptsd
this evening q series Of strong patriotic
resolutions, introduced by Col. h. Mat
thews Of your city. They declare that IN
the present unnatural contest the institu-
ton Of Free Masonry has 70 attribute that
can take sides with rebellion, and that It
Is the duty Of every worthy Mason in this
hour Of his oountry's peril to stand by the
General Government even at the expense
Of fortune and life.
There are only two dissenting voices to
the resolutions. Tbs following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year, Grand
Master, Thomas Sparrow, Columbus; Dep
uty Grand Master, Howard Matthews,
Cincinnati; Right Worthy Senior Grand
Warden, o. Waters, Delta; Right Worthy
Junior Grand Wsrden, Thos. J. Lsrsb,
Eaton; Right Worthy Grand Treasurer,
Right Worthy Grand Secretary, ]. D.
Caldwell, Cincinnati. The Ledge will 3D.
joarn tomorrow.
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Oot7i:I2I Wit

DE-. BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BOEEsET,
Or THOROUGHWoET TONIC--No remedial
agent has such universal application as the
Thorougbwort. It has been used from time
immemorial for Ague and sIl Bilious all
ments. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy Hesdaehe and dizziness caused by
bilious stomach. 1t cleanssS the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone to the stomach and facili-
tatss digestion. Intermittent fevers Of all
grades and character, dyspepsia with voDit
ing Of food, belching Of wind and q feeling Of
obstruction st the pit Of the stomach, vomit-
ing Of bile 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 uncom-
Portable feeling Of pressure, gouty and rheu-
mGtic disease with soreness Of the muscles /;
hoarse cough, with rough voice and soreness
Of the chest, night ooSsh, dysenteryY disr-
rheA, blesding piles and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle IS cents.
Sold by STROEe i ARMSTRONG,
sepI:459 Cleveland, o.
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MURnEA OF 4 LIEUTENANT BY A
sLAVEHOLDER5

BALTIMORE, Ootober2l.
Information was received here to-day
OF the murder, on Tuesday, Of Lieutenant
Eben White, Of the 7th o. 8. Colored Reg
imeut, ioh is now being organized by
Colonel Birney, near Benedict St. Msry's
county. The porpstrator was Colonel
John 4. Sstherton, prominent slave
owner Of that county. The Lieutenant
with q squad Of his command was sent by
Colonel Birney to Benedict on Monday, to
obtain recruits. Hearing that satherton
had two Of his slaves tied up to keep them
from enlisti6g, the Lieutenant proceed
ed to Satherton's house and ordered the
men to be released. ssthsrton and his
son refused and abused the Lieutenant
and threatened to shoot him, both being
heavily armed. Lieutenant White then
left and proceeded to field where several
Of Setherton's slaves were at work, follow
ed by the father and son, who demanded
his object. Tbs officer replied that he was
there to enlist all who we're 30 disposed
After como more abuse the father and son
aeelsred thst they would kill the Liautcn-
ant end fred their guns upon the oticer,
who fell mortslly wounded. The body was
brought here last evening and forwarded
TO his friends in Massachusetts. The two
Sethertons escaped.
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eWoHD PREsEHFATIoE.-Just before the
eonnsneenenJ Of the usual drill Of Co. E,
seth Regiment 0. Y. NJ, In the Atbsnsum
yesterday evsning, Orderly Sergeant Bishop
stepped out in trent Of the company, and
with few appropriate remarks, presented to
oaPtsin NOlynesu1, in the name Of the
company an elegant sword and trappings.
The Captain replied in fitting terms, ez-
pressing his thanks to the donors and assur-
ing than that the sword never should be
drawn save in the cause of justice and right
Aad should never be shesthsd with dishonor.
The afsir was 8 very pleasant one, express
Ing very justly and truly the mutual essssu
and a1eosi0n which exists between the Cap
tAln ami hiS company.
We ssw ths Captain put his men through
Sons eyclutOns, and were sgrssAbly sur
Prissd in obssrving the prohsisney to which
they have 30 speedily attained in squad and
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co ERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MoRHIaa I1ADEB oTgIOI.l

MORHIHQ LEADER OF5IOE,l
WEDNESDAY EvuIEs, October 81, 1854 !
FIOur-sales 50 bbls red wheat double extra at
s6,25
wkeat-The market inactive and heavy. Hold
ers offering at 81 56 this morning, but without
sales One ofwhte at 81 40 track was the on
ly transaction reported.
COrn-QUiet at &C.
Onrs-Saies cars on track at &c.
HighITiues Better and held firmly at s9c.
Burter- Sales 10 kegs. Western Reserve at &c.
BarIey-soarce and in demand. Sales car on
trark at sI,a0.
Cheese-Sales lsIsc and pay for boxes.
LRrd-salss country rendered at lOSo.
Egss-Steady at l63l7c.
POtntOes-Are selling at ecc By the car lOsd, IAnd
at 55e7Oc in lots from store.
Receiprs-7,OOO bush wheat, 1880 bush coru'
l ,2eO brsbels cats, 700 bush barley.
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6ovoE AT THE ATKEHEUN.-To-night MF.
oough lectures at the Atheneum for the ben
eft Of ths Sens Of Temperance. As a popular
lsstufer hr. Cough is unriValled in this
country Grin the werld, and bis lsbOsl In the
came Of Tempersnes have made him no less
famous a. PhiIAnthrOpist than as q lecturer.
The Athsneu cum seats more than any other
hail IN the city, and We dOubt not thstit will
be veil 6Iled tonight.
We see By the Eastern papers that his new
lecture, on 'Pseuliar People, Is very popular
Cough e 7iust the man to show up psouliari-
ties and we expect rich mental treat in his
lecture this evening.
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NEW YORK. MARKET-Oct. 81.
IBY FzlHaRAPH.l


-COtton-Market dull. Sales s5gs6c for Hiddlins
UpiAnds.
FIoRr-Market heavy, unsettled and 10000
lower.
aies at IS 7Oa59 % for extra state fe.Tga5,S0 for
common TO good shipping brands round hOoped
Ohiti s69j-sT,75 for OF TO choice do. Market
chs ng heavy with no buyers al the outside quo
tations.
Whisky-Firmer Sales at O<662c
WhenI-MaTilet dull and to &c lower. The large
deolioe in gold and sterling exchsnge has very de-
pressing effect
Sales 1T s,.72I,3 81 for Chicago spring sI,Z76I 81
for Milwaukee Club; sl,3lGl,s3 for Winter red
estern ~ ,s26l IS for amber Iowa
COru-Uull and to 2s lower for shipping mixed
Western.
sales at asas3c aOat and 9so@i,OO for inferior to
prime IN store
UaIs-Market lower with moderate business do
Ing Sac at IS s758 and 1895 at close.
WOOl-Qnlet-
Sugars Quiet ~
PoFk-Heays and lower.
Sales sH 80 ai4d25S for old mess; sl5,75aI6.Oo for
new 90; cl sing tl475Gl4,5Tk or do; ell rs 9I2 90
for new prime; els 90 al6 so for new prime ness
Bacon Sidra- Ga ct.
ard Market DAN and lower. Gales at Il4@
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EKOm KENrnCKX-
CIsCIENATL October q.

NIlNIl'aIlAIi V0IVI1E "a
A special to the Commercial says the I
Csttelsburg, Kentucky, expedition, ssntout -
BY Colonel Gallup, commsnding esstsrH =
district Of Kentucky, consisting Of detash@I A.
uents Of the 18th and 99th Kentueky, 70.
turned, bringing in fifty prisoners, sixty
horses and hfty stand Of arms without the
loss of man. Eastern Kentucky Il prots her,
ty we'll cleared of rebels.
A Gazette Knoxville correspondent says
We hold the country from Bristol 70 His-
Wssse River.
Psrson BrownloW and Horace Maynard -.
made speeches at Knoxville on the 20th
inst Both endorsed the Administratlon
fully and favored immediate emancipation
in East Tennessee l-l1-iiat
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FRO1I HEAsHINGTON.

WAsHINdIoNI OcI, ID
AdTices from She Army Of the Potomac
say thst the right column advanced yestsr-
day to within three miles Of Hsrrenton,
and the left column as far ss Greenwich
village. Our advance entered Warrenton
without serious opposition, contrary TO ths
general expectation. The conclusion is
that the rebels are really retresting before
our advance. The Railway is intact to
Manassas junction and Gainesville on the
Manassas Rad, and the telegraph ecn-
nsctiuns with the latter place.
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MAE DRowEBD.-A man living on the
West Side, whose nGme We did not learn,
fell into the river night before last IS he was
crossing it on the NahOning Railroad
Bridge and vas drowned. His body was re-
covered yesterday morning.
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AcCDEET.-Day before yesterday Will
liam Baun-the well known 'Billy" who
drives KinSmsa Street Csr-Eas SO unfor-
tsnats IS to have a foot run ever BY the
wheel Of his car. The injury inflicted was
not, however, as serious as might haze
been expected, and Billy was yesterday after
noon driving his car again.
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HUMAN HAIR aOODa
MRSTER's sAiE.
sALE.-PurguanI @ a

MASTERS SALE.-PursuAnt 60 Ins
lfk command Of an order Of sale rom tha7n
Court or Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of James < Hitchcock against
Eeeta c. Hayes and 5. s. stone, TO nae direct.
ed, l shall expose Tor sale n public auction, at
the door Ofthe Court House in the city of GeVa.
land, on the 18th day Of October, 1853, st II
o'clock, A. NJ, tho following described premis-
es: ---c aL LII
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn, being y
number seven IN the 18Th range Of Townships
10 the Connecticut Western Reservs, 10 the
State OF Ohio, and which s also 10 the county q =
Cuyzhogs, and is known by beng part oI erig,
inal lot 81 IN SAID township, and Is bounded -
follows: Being subdivision lots numbers 500 70
522, both inclusive, ana numbers 63l TO 544, both
inclusive, and making 2s lots In s. s. Stones sure.
Vey OF College Tract II said lot q, be the sAn0
more or less, but subject 70 all legal highways, =
Appraised. Lots 8 70 So, inclusive, af S1S31o =
each lots 55l 70 544, both inclusive, st Sl25 eAch
September 70, Is63. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner. \ s..
8. J. AEDRHws, Plaintiffs Attorney.
l29
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

INV AUA1l NJlssI77Is d
The Steamer Creole from Havana l6sb ua-l
has arrived. Vera CruE dates Of the art
contain DO news. General Tracy has net
yet arrived At Havana and It was rumor.
that he had died Of yellow fever.
st. Domingo 1stes Of the II inst. are re-
ceivsd. II is probable be Island will have -
to be abandoned by the SPsniards. Porto y
Plata has been burned By the rebels, Eho
have established Government at csbGls
leros. - =..-- --,.. -
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RECRUITS ToR TIE 12rH 0.V. C.-Two
companies for the 18th passed through the
city, from the depot to Camp Cleveland, yes
tsrdsy, one in the morniog and one in the
evening, and attracted considerable attsn-
tiOu. The FIRST was raised by Capt. Williams,
ia Belmont, Harrison and Guernsey COun-
tiss. The second by Capt. Hicks, in Fair
asld. Each company numbered about a
huaarsd, and the men of each appeared
Wall. tz
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CRIoKET MATcH.-A Cricket Match will
Be played on Monday next On the County
Fair Grounds. Those interested in the game
can obtain fall information in regard to 1t st
the rooms Of Mr.. VIM. Day, hAirdresssr, on
the Square.
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NKw ADVERTISEMENTS.

O A. EeAd 3 %, Bsnkeu-GOld, S lyvr and oou.
ponE Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John EIIslsr-A osdemy Of Musie
g. I. HatchiDson-Wize and cider MIL.
Mrs. s. .sohhBpHs -Just Rsoolve1-TsIey eoods.
Dunn Wood Batter.
A @. Rsttb5rE- Breakfast shsEIs
Dunn sJood s-PotAtoss.
B7I s1s-To whelesale Gonses
Fifth Ward Eelie' Conulttsc-Josl Notice.
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n. Y. moNEa MAEKET-Oor. 81.

Money Market a shade 1rmer aad good demand
at o4l7 y cent Bulk Of transactions az latter rate
sterling ENchange-harket dull and lower.
Nominal OF Ie0dl6l.
sold arket uEs tiled and lower. Opening At
~ deeltni 43f, advancing TO ~, and closing
dull 4t4i
The steamer Persia for Liverpool, to-day, carried
out s34,2f6-
Government stOckA-Markst firner. United
states sixes Of 1881, coupons l09&i SeVen-thirty
Treasury Notes lO7vglQ74.
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THE RIVER was yesterday afternoon as
free Of craft Of Ell kinds as We frequently
see it-only 3 oAnsl-boat here and there
brsakiDg the nOnotODy Of the scene. The
docks have been remarkably quiet for day
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Rose IL ProntIss' Provl.lOu market Re.

port.
TIE following are tho rates ,narEsd by them:
Hams-Sugsr-cured premf ..n Hams, y B.......Ilc
BGGl- = ..... .....s.- l1RC
BhOuldors-Sugar-cured e B...................
Sugar-cur-d canyassed = b..............7c
bRcon-'r Smoked Sides D
d" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs D b.... lie
POrk-No. mess = Dbl 800
" Extra clear = l............ 90
DS- No extra charge made for packages or cartsgs
to railroad depots boats Ali articles are warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the Stste
Orders promptly flied. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the hrst premium At the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE 4 PRENTISS,
Nos. l42, IA and l46 0Dtario-st., Cleveland.
iuly4R25
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ALsAHT, Oct. 81.

hLbAHAi OUI- Al
John L. Brugh recsiVed this evening
the Democratic nomination for Congress
In this district to Gil the vacancy oecs-
stoned by the resignaiou Of Erastus
Corning. .i-.
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WOoDRoTPE's GLASS BLoWERs.-The un-
PreOedented POpulsrityOf this fAvOrits oOmpa-
ny tsStikes to their merit. All who have not
BoeE them should do SO at onos.
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LOCAL HOFIOKs.

FoR sALE.-A very fine 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 oouutry-Will be sold st a
bargain, as the owner is about leaving for the
East. Apply to J. Russsll, 259 Superior
street, oct2l:l22
THE INTERNAL REVENUE Taxes in Guy
shogs county, for September, are due and
must be paid within the month Of October,
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Collector.
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rOLKDO 1IARKNT-Oet. a1.

LFRoA TOLEDO BLADE.
EIOur-Sales 100 bbls white wheat at 500.
Wheat -Saes at 81 AZ for white Michigan; 81 q
for red
COrn-No transactions reported. Held at so,.
Oats-Salfs at &C
Hyc-QuOted al &c.
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The Detroit Tribune says a new vessel called the
E:ns. bound mp, We we're yesterday informed, Is
ashors Boisle Basc Island, in the -ivsr below
whsIe she has remained for the past three days. She
Is probably wh re she sustain no seTiOus damage
and doubtless ere this has been go shcat
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THE SECRET ART.-The reason why go
much of Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste is
sold is this Every body likes it. Price
Small glass, Is cents large, so cents.
ootaA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-22

A Few Boxes Of choice Flowers and
Ribbons opened this morning at Mrs. ShsW's
Rooms. oct2l:I3I