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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12
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MORNING LEADER 0FF1OE,
WEDNESDAY LvEsISe, November It, l5bs.J
FIOur-steady. Sales 40 bb!s FinO at "a. co, aud -
bbls red double extra at ss,25.
WheRt-seles 400 bush afioAt at sl,25, . cars on
track at same car on track at sI,27; cars mixed
amber and white st q 50; car white at EI,ss car
at tl 81 and car at sl,60.
COrn-S,eady at SIC.
Oats-Steady at CSC.
Rye-sales I,Gol bush on private terms.
Bnrley-salCs go bush from store at O. 30.
HiehwInes-Firmer 70 sales reported.
HOgs-Packers have commenced operations aud
areplying $3.50 Tor Hight weights 10 $500 for prime
he4vy.
POrk-City packed Il beld at slS,5a.
TaIIOw--ales county rendered at ini4aiOEc--
City rendered is selling at Iic.
Butter There is coed local demand for choice
qualities at q @2ic Common grades are very dull at
I7as-c
Eggs Scarce aud firm at Isc.
Cider Sales at 81, 80 4 bbl.
Femhers-SaIes ordinary quality at 5Oc
Reccipts-Is,OOO bush wheat, and $50 bush corn
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NEW YORK MAkKET-Nov. II.


lHT TkLRGRAPH.l
G,OfIOu-Market Gull and Dropping sa-es at sc
for Middivg Uplanda
RIOuT-Extra state Is 10 fair request for Govern
ment use and quite steady, while near y all other
kinds dul and dropping
Sales at s7,l5G7 30 fOl extra round hOOpad Ohio
e1.3jtn9 - for trade brands. Market closing dull
with dropping tsndsnCy.
Whisky-MRIket more active and armer. Sales
at 62lsN62c
WhenI-Market du and heavy aud TO &c lover
few small taes of chOics parcels were made Ht full
prices, but TO sell TO any amount holders would be
compelled TO accept decided reduction.
Sales at a. ,f2tGl rs tor Chicago Spring; 81 3fI 3J
for Milwaukee Climb; 81. .tfl. 80 Winter red We--
tern tl,3Sd ,37k for amber Milwaukee 81 5GdI, 81
for Amb,r Miebsan. including ona load very choice
at ~ S.
Rye-Scarce and firm. Sales at 8i.2G.I,2S
HnFiey-MHrket more acTi, and frmer Sales at
81 - al 50 for Ca-sta and Western.
Corn Market dull ana Ic lower. Sses shipping
~ ixed Western in store at SllG aUat at 81 U7 y and
white West IN az - ,0s'z.
siats-Narset ab"ut &c lower ard more active
Ssles at S1LsJtc !or Wssten, chiefly At sc for es
tern RJd Sate.
WOOi-Markct quiet and hrm.
POrk-Murkst opened cui and closed steady
with rather more dDing
Dress q HBEs Market shade iirmer. sales
at 7G7hc for city
Bacon SidFs-Quiot and frm
G.nrd-Quiat aud steaTy. Sa'es at lltf0l u 5ga Al
50 ? 90 l. deliverable frcm January 10 April at
l2i3S-
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EKR ApTRRTTsEMENFs.

o. A. Rsad Co, B1nEers-6old, Silver and Goa
pons Bouyht and solds and Money Loaned.
John Ellsler Academy Ct Masio.
OH rchid Brother Mezapa.hie Mesio'nss.
Geo " Gardnsr- Residence for Sale.
Ohurehiil Brotbs--Bronehiai Troehes.
HoEer& Pcpe Groceries.
Gro. d Beek-Boy Wanted.
esmueI O. WiIiiarzon-Eots Lest.
Box lGs8-Eitustion Wsnt-d.
Ms Ds5' schOOl-Loesl Not &c.
CITY Hoiel-FUr Glove Lost
Nm- D. Thonss-Gnardian sG's.
cOvlss-elOve Euttons
Baker-Pspsrs kc-Lccal Notices.
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FKOM PHIL4DRLPATA.

PniL4DELPHIA, Nov. Il.
Special disPstehes from Cincinnati give
Sa aeeouLt Of { singular story, about two
suspicious vessels discovered yesterday,
lowering about Sandusky Bay, supposed
TO he priyateers fitted up by secessiOnists
in Canada, aided By the sympathizers
there and in the United States. The sup
posed object is to release me rebel prison.
eFs on johnson Island, and commence piTa-
cy on the lakes and pillags on the land.
A battery Of Parrot guns vas ,ordered
forthwith to the Island.
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A EEv ISxATF.-Fhe county jail yester-
day received an addition to its inRstes
without due process Of Law" Mary Berg
hold, . woman confined there, to await trial
for Grand Larceny, gave birth yesterday to
male child. Mother and babe ere doing
we'll
We understand that writ Of kaJcas eerpas
viii be issued for the release Of the baby, by
Judge cofBn6erry. Wonder if it will bring
suit for false imprisonment on the ground Of
is having been arbitrarily Imprisoned 2"
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TROn YRNEzURLA.
NEW Yong Nn,.a.nhnr

NEW foRK, November II.
Curacc5a dates Of the 22d ultimo ststs
that toe Venesuslisn fsai, belonging to the
o.d government paTty, arrived at CuraecoA
on the lItb aud surrendered 10 the com
mander Of the Federal feet. It consists
Of six sailing vessels and a number Of
smaller craft YeEe7uela is now il the
bands Of the FedsTals or insurgents.
Hundreds OF refugees are arriving from
San Domingo, who report the instruction
there as spreading, and that the slaughter
of both Spanish Invaders aud natives Is
very severe. --+
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A Masonic festival will be held this
evening at Metropolitan Hall, Superior
street, on which OCCASION there will be
speaking, vocal music, aud other exercises.
Professor Martin and others have volun-
tsered their services for the evening, and
this festive occasion may be expected to have
great interest.
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n. Y. STOCK lIARKRT-NoY. IL.
IEYTELa5BAPH.
BUFFALO sIAHKET-Nov. IL.
TBT TETEgyspf;

Flour Qnist,
" heaI-sisrk=t quiet. 'es 81 10 for So auc
No , NJ Ii. a1kee .siUb mixed.
CvTB-ls selling At 94d ti'EC.
tlaTs-Q Quiet.
uIher rraius q~iet
" hiSkey-krtuiiinC at 52c.
FrrtE hTs-22- a. heat, and i2c oa oats 70 New
Avrs.
ItapOTIs-ll,G0j bh7 -four, l4l 40 hush wheat
- b'sh corn, lnl.H u bush oats, - bush barley
ExPOrIs-6,U0 bsls -four, asiI1 hush wheat
i,1V bush com, s,Ui bush aats, IIGI bGsa barley
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

ASoTHER JAIL BIRD PICKED UP.-Wil-
liam Smith, one Of our escaped convicts-
one Of those, as our readers will perhaps re-
msmber-WhO made their escape with Higgin-
bottom and were traced to Sandusky.-wss
taken at Trenton, Michigan, day before yes
terday. Ons of our city Police leaves to-day
to take charge of him and bring him back.
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CHICAGO ItARkET-Ney. II.
T=LzaRsPH,l

F!aET-AukAt dull.
SFhcaI QuieT sales It 81 ,A5i9I ,HsiS.
t'crH-AsIket dull an5 lSiAc loser. Salss Gt 81
ltSTtsc.
JlaIs-NaTket dull. sales al LSiSc.
RecsiHTs -hstO0 55is lvuE, Sg,UJ bush wheat
25,G9i Lush corn.
Experts -, 90 bbl- fyar ---- bush wheat, S.
Jd1 bush corn
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N. Y. HONEY DIARKRr-Nov.IL.

MOneJ--Iu brisk demand and very firm.
sterling EXchRnEe-maTket Gull Selling at
l60.
Gfoid-Market quiet and steady. Opening at i5as.
advancing to 49, e-lEing 10 a. Z, and closing quiet
at i5E.
Government StOcks-Market without mate
ri 81 change. United States SKIES OF 1881 coupons l9
Seven-thirly Treasury Notes lOJA&IO6 One year
certificates, new, geS.
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New Books.


Is WAR TINE, and other Poems, hy JbaS GREEs-
LEAF WHIrTIER. Boston 1icknor Eelds.
1854.
A new book from this genuine poot, and
best of our American authors, will be hailed
with great satisfaction by the esding public
The author, in this work, has wrought and
beautifully and f1reibiy dolinsated the living
spirit of the times, and hspcs this new 0sI-
trlbution to our literature will be regarded
IS timely and valuable. OF toIeranos to the
curse of curses he writes;
I'm vain the bells Of war shall ring
Oftrumph and revenge,
WGils eth is spread the evil thing,
That slaves are estraD ged.
But best the esr
That yet shsll hear
The jubilsnt bell
That ring the knell
Qfslavery foreverr'
This delightfgl Volupe, in the beauty and
neatness Of TioknOr 4 Fields Typography,
viii be sure to find It's way to many frssids
and library.
For ssIe By Inghan& Brsgg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

TgE LECTURE SEAsoS.-The Cleveland
Library Association has headed its liat Of
lecturers for Ihs winter with the name of the
Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson, of New York, who
delivers tho opening lecture Of the season at
Bralnard's Hall, OF Thursday Evening, No
vsmber l9.h. The selection is one sminsntly
fit to be made. The national reputation Of
sir. uislinsoa for ability az e Statesman is
not more jdst than his higher though per-
hsps less wide celebrity as writer and ora
tor. His fans viii draw q large audience,
his graceful eloquence will charm all who
come to hear him.
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Ross a. Prsntiss' ProvIsfou nIarkst Re


Rose A. Prentiss' ProvIafou Market Re
port
The following are the rates charged by them:
Hams-SGgar-c cured prem Hams, b......-,Il 10
Iried Beci- llc
shauiGefs-SGgsycuIe 8 p.-........-.-.....--sbf bfc
Su5aT-CFfd S.5ssl-sS6 Z h....,.........lc
BuDon-nr Smoked 5j,les .
lnrdPTiIoe leaf, ksttle-rend'e ed in bbls q b....ic
q Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs . b.II4c
POFk-No. meSs IS 50
Extra clear q 80
rs Ne extra charge made for packages or carriage
to EirOsd drpOts boats ALI articles warrant
ed strictly pFine and equal "a any thing in the State
Orders promptly flied. Cur sugar-Curad HAIns and
kettle-TsndeTed Lard took the trst premium at the
late Ohio stato Fair. k05E q PBENTI5S,
Hos. li2, IA and Ii6 OntariO-st., Cleveland.
fuIy1.E2s
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FRnM CAIRn.

CAIHo, Nov. IL.
Memphis papers ef the 9Th contain no
news from other sources. I learn thst
Iuka was burned by the rebels after
sherman's troops left. The railroad and
telegraph are in order to Corinth. Stories
about their being abandoned are false.
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PRRsoE AL.-Ths Hon. John Covode of
Pennsylvania, Governor Dennison, and q. J.
sWsssssT, Of the A. & c. ". 2. R., stopped
at the Angler last right. They all left early
this morning.
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OswkGU slAGKET-Nov. ii.

by TELEGEA2G.l
FIOur-AIarkrt 6rm.
~hehL-rUiL
GIFu-Fi IN. Small lots are selling at SiG5.
OaGs-Dgl l.. Sales sriait lots Il 7IC.
Canal EreiGhJB-LOwsr. Flour f5567c, wheat
l5c 10 New YorK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

The ladies will please noiss that Mrs.
shaE has returned from New York.
novIl-l3I.
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RAILWAY INFELLIGRNCE.

HiiwHukoe and Prairie du ChIen Il. II.
Th' ioiloEing is statement Of the earnin q Of the
Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN Railway for the
week ending Oct 81. ls63:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

Mas. DAT's ScEooL.-The Winter Term
Of Mrs Days School, corner of Euclid and
Eiis streets, will com mmoncs on Monday next,
l6.h instant. ucyI2.f21
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

FoR SALE. Two Wheeler s Wilson's
and two Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines,
slI ReE aEd Of the latest im proTements.
win be sold cheap for cash. Apply at the
LEADER Counting Room. If
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LOCAL EOTIUEs.

Masonic festival to be held at Metro
poiitan Hall, 2ll Superior street, Thursday
evening, November 18th, 1863 Tho public
are invited TO attend. Admission Is cents
Per order of the Committee,
J s. DAvI',
novl2:It Chairman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

ST. ANDREw's SOoIETI.--At the meeting
preparatory to their annual Festival to be
hsld the last Of this month, the st. An 9re#'g
Society elected the following oEioers for the
ensuing year:
President, VIZ. Lowrie Vice Presidents.
John Dsnham, ThOmss Brown MsnagSrs,
Wm. Melhinch, D. ProuifOot, John Proud
foot, J. DalgIeish, Wm. Cardie Chaplain,
Rev James Il. COanelIj Physician, DR.. 7.
G. Cleveland Treasurer, David Mcintosh
Recording Secretary, WIN. DOWnio; Cores
poniing Secretary, J Ohm BareAam.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

liz our legal report yesterday morning
we inadEer:ly made an error in stating Il at
Messrs Ycgnglovo & Hoyt sued the estate Il
the late J. ". Gray, ''for printing tie pro-
asediugs of the Charleston ConvsnticR.l' =
The facts were, q printing firm Of
this city did the printing, and bought the
papor Of Messrs Y. & H. on credit, J. ".
Gray guaranteeing the payment. The pur-
ty failing to pay, suit was brought against
the estate Of Mr.. Gray, to recover the pay
ment which he had verbally endorsed. J1dS-
ment was rendered in favor of the plaintiffs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

Ma. G. E. HUTcHnsON, having about
twenty FIVE of his Family Vino and Cider
Mills left, will sell them a. SlS' Thosa wish
ing this useful little Mill should call imme
diatsiy, as the price will again advance ou
the lst Of December. Or as soon as the mills
on hand are sold Mills will bo shipped To
any address on receipt Of SIS. nov27:l24
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

EhstNttrd movement u fieuF ana " henfs
The following VIII SHOW ihs Eastward movement
OF our aud Wheat Il, tl4s ports of Hisaukee
his 60 aud ToI DO AMI destination Of same, fUr the
week ending saiurIay, Novsrlbsr5 g. isI3, viz;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

DR. BUsH's GREAT AHERIoAH BoHEsET,
Or TEoRoUaHwoRF TONIC-No remedial
agent has such universal application as the
Thorough ROrt. It has Leen Gssd from tilae
immemorial for AgRo and ali bilious all
ments. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy Headache and dizziness caused by
bilious stomach. It cleanses the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone to the stomach and facili-
tates digestion. Intermittent feyers of all
grades and oharaster, dyspepsia with vouit-
ing Of food, belching Of wind and feeling Of
ebstruetion at 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-
matio disease with soreness Of the muscles !;
hoarse cough, with rough voice and soreness
of the chest, night cough, dysentsry, diar-
rhGa, bleeding piloS and typhoid fever.
RIics per bottle IS cent?.
Sold 81 SrRoEe & ALEsrK0EG,
sepl:4b9 Cleveland, 0.
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TELEG RAPHIC

TELEG r A PHIC
JLABYKTGsFIsBIsFAFeREs.
Suspicious Vessels at saRdRsky.
Surmlses as to their designs.
THE ATTACK ON BURNSIDE.
He lost six hundred men.
Main army In an impregnabIe
position.
Movements of General Buford,
Lees Army aorcas the Rapidan.
General Heintzleman Relieved
Relief Of our soldiers at Richmond
General Meade's report If battle.
Seccetary Chase and the Money
Market.
A twenty-five million relief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

RoRBERY - TRE R9RRER AEREsTKR.-
Our Police arrested tc day man by the
name OF Thomas Welsh, for robbery. It
seems that this Welsh had ingratiated him
self into the favor Of an old man By the
name of MeNany who was stopping at the
Forest City House, and, learning that tho old
gentleman had deposited about $50 with the
0ierk CT the House, indyced him 70 reclaim
his money, and then, taking him to a saloon,
got him drunk and robbed him. Welsh was
this morning arrested on complaint of Nc
Many. Another man named B snj amin Sabin
WAS also arrested or suspicion that be was an
accOmPIice of Welsh, but there appears to be
RO;hing against him and be will probably be
discharged
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

a CARD,-The undersigned having beea
insured to the amount Of Four Thou-and
Dollars in the Charter Oak and North Amor
lean Fire Insurance Companies Of Hartford,
aud City Insurance Company, Of New Haven,
CJnnecticgt, by Johu G. Jennings, Agent
Two days previous to the barnirg Of our Pail
FaclOTy-nO policies having been issued OF
receipt given. The InsuTaDcs Contract rest
ing entirely upon the word of the Agent -
We take pleasure in stating that the said
Companies have settlad with u as though
We had their policies, promptly, and to our
entire satisfaction.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

DONATION VIsIT.-Rev. VIM. Day, having
made arrangements to become associated with
the Ohio Female College, on College Hill,
near Cincinnati, at the suggestion of the
ladies, the friends of himself and family will
make him a social visit at his house, No. 500
Kinsman Street, on Thursday evening next,
(I2sh inst.)
Between the hours of and 10 N the
Rinsman Street cars will run every ten min
utes from the foot of Huron Street to Wilson's
Avenue nOvI0:l24
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

THE SECOND NATIONAL BAHK is designa-
ted as Depository of Public Monies, by tho
Secretary of the Treasury. Also Sabscrip-
tiOB Ageut for $40 Bonds. Will purchase
Government Coupons and Gold at the highest
rates novG.136 3r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

WILKES. Clipper, Saturday Evening
Post, WaysrIy Magazine and other late "a
pers, for sale at Bakers. nGvII
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The Golden EAGLE, by Sylvsuus Cobb,
a new ten cent novelette,, for sale at
noVlI BsKEa's.
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Dnbusue nna slepx cItr RnilrOn..

The iOIOSing i sialeIaen; o. the earnings cf
the DubuQue ami Sioux City Railroad ,or ten mcnths
ending October.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

TINS FiPra U. S. C. I've cffer our
readers, this morning, a very pleasant and
lively letter from the Fifth Z S. C. T., de-
scribiug the resent Representation to it
at Camp Delaware. The pictuTe which that
letter presents suggests soma pleasing retro
spsctiops. Who, three years ago, could have
fancied our worthy Governor following cot
ored mao, like Lapgston, in a speech from
ihs ssms stand, enuueiatirg the same seuti-
ments - to an audience of blacks. The
zoTid no=es, verify.
Captain Ford, formerly Of this Gig lq'
noV Of that regiuont. gs5 yesterday in tosa
sDd paid brief visit to our san0tam. He
announces that the regiment viii move with
in day or tWo-as scon as it can receive
transportation. L is bound for Fortress
Monroe, wbsro il will be recruited to the
maximum, and viii do guard duty for time.
It's officers apd men are delighted at tie
prospect Of byiBg under Ben. Butler.
Csptain Ford sports new wsteh-ehain,
costing some S25, present frem his company.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

A PRTNTEs, who understands Jlb and
Press work, is desirous Of Obtainiug situa-
tion ia some couutry ofii,e. Address "Prin-
ter" at this ofHss. noyq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
it has separsted-how many friends forever
parted. The subject ia SO delicate, your
nearest friead will rot mention it, and you
are ignorant OF the fact. To efest rsdicsi
cure, use the Balm Of Thousand Flowers d"
as a dentriEoe, night aud morning. Il sIso
beautiiss sAe complexion, removing ell tan,
pimplss, and freokies, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price 50 cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
sept22 t22R2-dv&gy-e-O.E.
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Nj A r | N E .
POaT os.ctsyEI.zD. November Il.

PoaT CT .CLEvELAED, November II.
EsTERED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
rrop IuinUX. lars sen, Sandusky.
Brig Amazon, Young, titf-lc.
Schr ZOuAys; E-Fy, oandu-ky-
Schr Watts Sherman, Bark. saginaw
s;ow ST Joseph, Loterick, Detroit.
cszAgED.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
SImr l. Clement owen, Chicago
B fig saxon, Lifts, Toledo.
Sthr Meibu. !. warner, Prescott
hF B 2 rsons, Mineh Yermiliion.
chr II Slate. JOnes Detroit
Schr New London, NTH, saginaw.
SChr Manning. McAd6ms, SanduskY.
sc0F May Queer, Argyle, Black River.
Sew st joseph. Lodwiek, Detroit,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

PErERsoS's s BALL9U's MONTHLY, for
December, for sale at
nOVll BAEE2's.
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Lee gene to Chattanooga.

Progress Of Negro EnlIsfments.
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Curtain Dsmask at Jones, by the piece
6r yard fer less money than any other house
in this city. Call and see. l45 Superior
Street, Cleveland, Chic, Opposite the We'd
deli House. Nov5-I25.
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The Congressional Clerkshlps.
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$40 dNTEREsTG s..R.E: 7 saS3r,s4 A RFAD "a 4
hiEhes rafes Of prsmit n fUr November Coupons aud
inIerest ON Q Bonds. now
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

T OST-0N PRO sPEcr ST BETWEEN
j SheIif and HuntingtOn-Sts., Gentleman's
ONYX PIN, sot With peaIls, and al tho time Il was
lost attached 10 red ribbon how. The finder
viii Be suitably rewarded BY leaving IL at this Office
novo-I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

STRANGE stories o! detective, for sale
at Bakers. nov!I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

The largest and best assortment Of
Furs in the city will be found at the storo of
B Butts & Co., III Superior street.
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DHHEBERT-Dr. Z. F. Robinson, oMee
so Wood street. All kinds OF surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best msn-
nsr sna st Q log pEiea. dsc2Ri7
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e-1 DOY WANTED-AT 146 SUPsRr-
J oR-Sr., from "A 10 Is years old, that
write and Is good In figures, and we'll
conmended 4 German preferred noyllt2fs
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LOeOmOtiVeand Train Captured
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Daily Receipts
The following statement shows the daily rscslpts O
-four and wheat al the undermsationed places on
NnT-Lohsr
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOothaOhe, use
PoTter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, aud found it an excellent and
reliable an:idots in all osses.-StmiJHK Des,-
oe'dt
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noY2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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UrT -tIu THURSDAY Nov. 9TH,
4 while driving 10 NegBurEh, Ladies pbonf.ced
GOLD WATCH. The finder VII be Hhrrally re-
Rettts-rE uOFg-l24E
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LOST 100000 TEETn. - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN OF RosEs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoS'T WAIT Foa THB
TooTBAcHE. For sale by Druggists. oct5
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STANLEY, GRAHAM Z co.
CLEVELAND, Aug. "a, 1868 now I24
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THE Lost BANK NorE, by Mrs. Wood,
for sale at nOvII1 BAKERS.
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Prepare FOR CoLp WEATHER. = Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Tenders,
Parlor Coal Hods, Nursery Tenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal Shovels, Coal Tongs,
Blower Stands, for sale by W. P. FoeG,
Corner of Superior and Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, Massilloa,
Briar Hill, LaekawRna, and other Ysrities of
SOsi. aov2