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We call that good shooting.

The BODY OF JOIN KELLEY FoUED.-We
learn that the body of John Kelley, one of
the men lost from the U. S. Revenue Tug
Winslow, was recovered Tuesday night at
Euclid, some twelve miles east of this city,
by Peter Fox, of Buffalo, while searching
for the body of his own son, who was lost
at the same time. The remains of Kelley
have been forwarded to that city, where
his parents reside.
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Hnw YOkK aIARKET--Oca. 20

az TELBaRAFH.l
COtGOn-DuIl and prices generally without ma
tsrial alteration. sales at 81 1891 20 for midding
uplRnds.
FIOGF-5tate and Western dull, heavy aud I59
. lower.
Sales at IS sO9s 81 for extra statei s. 659lO co
Tor common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; $40 O59ll 80 for trade brands. Mar
kot cloeing heavy, with no buyers At the outside
quotations. ..-
LYhislky-Heayy and declining Sales westsrn
at 81 72dl rs, closing ct 81 %.
tVlae5st-rhe supply OF wheat Is very limited
and with zone milling demand. The prices are q
&c better on winter red sales Chicago spring at
8 a5; winter red western 50 lO92 IS
Rye-Firmsr. Western 81 409l AZ.
OOrn-Ic better and active at 81 81.
tShts-Steady at 869S7olfor western.
WOOI-Quiet-
COnee-Quiet and no sales to report.
EugRr-Quiet. MuscovadO l615@slSZc.
mOlmsses-SttRdy. Mu5covado 75(GSUo.
ASetrOdeuhs--hOwer. Grade 41zc.
1SOrlE-Steady with moderate demand. Sales at
$50 90 for mess; S42 O0942 90 for do, cash and
gular way, closing &C $40 I21S cashi SSs OOC9
3s so for prime, and $40 90 for prime mess.
Reef-Steady.
Out Meass-Firm at lT9lse for shoulders;
RaFd-LoTeT. Sales at aOsesoi latter price an
butter Dull; sOssao for Ohio and a7sa5O for
state.
Cheese Very quiet Ut la@2Io..
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A great t-otting race will take place on
Saturday, October, 22i, st O'Clock, P. n.
on the driving park track, for a purse Of
$IG0, best three in five.
Tom Thumb to wagon.
General Grant to harness.
Queen of the West, to harness.
Pools will be sold at F. Kimberley's this
evening at 8 o'clock.
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CHICAGO mARKET.-Oct. go.

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland Leader.I
UaIoAGo, Get. 20.
FIOur-25e lower Sales 500 bbls at IS I21S9
z5 for spring extras.
WheaB-3o higher. Sales No. spring at 81 GO
9I 81; No. 2ats1 1z91 $50, closing at 81 So.
OOrn-st ady at 81 22@1 20 for No. 2.
ORts-stesay at 6296 15e for No. l.
Rye-weak at 81 O29l o.
BarIey-5c lower. Sales No. 2 at 81 8
WhIsky-Clossd weak at 81 647ze.
Grain FreiEIts-steady at 90 on wheat and
Sc on oats to Buffalo.
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GREAT TnlB ON THE WEST SIDB.-The
West-siders will be treated to a very salts
factory entertainment to morrow night at
the Armory, in the way of speeches from
Chaplain Clark, who has just been released
from the rebel prison at Charleston, and
from Albert T. slede, Esq, an earnest adj
vocate of the Union cause.
Let the Armory be crowded.
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TEE UNION MEETING AT BRAINARD's Hall,
TO- -EIGHF.-Let it not be forgotten that Mar
Bhal S. Castle, Esq.,--a speaker who is not
surpassed in efectiveness,-and Colonel
Sheldon of the 42d Ohio Regiment-brave
in fight, and eloquent in speech, will ad-
dress our people ct Brainard's Hall this
evening. Come one, como ALL
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FRox LAKE sUPERIoR.-The Pewabic ar
rived at this port about day break yesterday
morning. We were unable to see the clerk
and get her log, but we learned from an
officer of the boat. that she brought down
200 passengers, so tons of copper, and up
wards of 300 tons iron ore. She experience
ed very rough weather on her trip down.
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oct1s;17s

FUEs.-E. Stair Co. would call the at
tention of those wishing to purchase ladies'
furs, to their extensive stock, embracing
every variety, which were purchased
during the late panic, at prices very much
below their value, and will be sold cores
pondingly low. We would particularly
call attention to our Royal Ermine and
American Sables, which are superior to
anything ever before offered in tnis city.
An early call is solicited.
octI5:l7s E. STAIR & Co.
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TESTING TIE FIRE ALARE ETELEGRAPH.-The
City Council, on invitation of Chief Engin-
eer Hill, will test the efficiency of the new
Fire Alarm Telegraph System, which has
just been completed, on Saturday afternoon,
al three O'Clock.
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oet2O;I7s

FRAGRANT SozoDoNT.-Is now attracting
very great attention, and we'll it may. The
article represented by this musical name is
tho most beneficial preparation for the
Breath, Gums and Teeth, the world has
ever seen. Oct.17 ,eod.I6S
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NENTISTRY.

hhNIIoIhI.- = -,
OThoss having sets Of Artificial Teeth whieh
Thev oarefuIlv Keep in the drager md trout le-
some to carry IN the pocket, are especially invited
81 cali Al Drs HALLIWELL a D AHIELS', Den
fivfs Southwest side of Public Square and Ontario
1treet Artificial Teeth upon Fulcanized kubDe5
- ,vffb our mode Of inserting, are pronounced
bT sll 10 be tbe most life Like useful in eating,
T5eaklug or singing; they can be dtted over any
remaining roots and warranted 70 nt. upper OF
Lower sets. SIS and upwards. Persons having sets
mon Gold Plate not fitting correctly, can have
them exchanged in part payment. Established over
Twelve years. OetS
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SUCCESSFUL GAMINe.-Mr. Richard h.
Geary, the popular Treasurer of the Acade-
my of Music, in this city, on a recent
shooting excursion upon the Maumee river,
shot two hundred and forty-six ducks in
two days, and brought them all back here
with him.
We call that good shooting.
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OsWEsO nAKKEF---Oct. go

ElOuI-26o lower and lels aoii sc demand. Sales
at 50 OOt39 25 for No. spdng; Sg 2s93 90 for red
winter; $40 t0glO 25 for white; slc 759l 90 for
double extra.
Wheat-Moderate demand and closed quiet
Sales this morning No. Chicago spring at 81 81;
No. 1 Miiwaukee club 4 80.
SOrn-Scarce and quiet.
Oats q Jminal.
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SToRX Or THB LAKE.-The weather has
been very severe on the lake during the
past week. but we do not hear of any Sc
rious disasters to shipping. Quite a num-
Der of upward bound vessels took refuge
under Long Point Saturday and Sunday.
The propellers Queen of the Lakes, Pitts
burg and Marquette were in company, and
endeavored to breast the storm until they
should reach this port, but the Queen and
Marquette were at last obliged to run back,
the Queen suffering considerably in her
upper works. ~ ~.
The Pittsburg, was more resolute, and
reached this harbor in safety.
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MnNEY ADYANOED-

SOUsUUU IN sums Q sqit-st t1e ola stand
- vSsiI-knovrn WAGNERiS LOAN OFFICE on
SS-,,-i,ias of evsry Kind, viz: Gold and Silver
WSFches. Diamonds, silver Ware, JeWelTy, Guns,
ristoIs. iIotbing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Meloteons,
and s ,sTsonal property and articles OF yalnf, on
tbe most satisfactory terms. Business stTlotlyp-
1ste Egtabllshed 1851. n. B.-A variety OF IN
Eedeemed Wstohos, JsEslry, Cans &o.s foF sale -
hBEgsins. s...s.- ..-,,..
SJ.cT D,viS rI,d PsITotto'B OIothlIS Store
gse- .5S ] o EW WAGS ar
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LOUIsVIILE NEWS.

Captain Freeman, representing himself
as commander of the Jesse Rear Guard,
appeared at Georgetown to-day.
Gerrestburg is in great excitement from
reports of the approsch of the rebels.
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RUEFAEO AIARKEF.--Oea. 20.
IbX TFLEGRAPH.I

FIOur-Dul.
Wheat-Quiet. Held st 81 561 so for No ?
Chicago. Only light milling d mand.
COrn-Firm at 81 Ss7Sgl 81 for No. 2
OaIs-Sales at 74e.
BRrIey-Held at 81 rs.
Other grains nominal
WbisEzy-St 10.
FreighIs--To New York-Wheat Isc; corn
l61Sc; oats lie.
Lake luEDOrts-FlOur 4 525; wheat rs, 600;
cord 7,4O5; oats 23, 600; barley 32,OS5.
Canal GXBOrts-FlOuT ,094. wheat So Sa0;
corn "A, 2OJ; oats 6s .I9O; barley 1880.
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SoARFs, ORAVATs, &c.-The special atten-
tion of gentlemen is called to our immense
stock of rich silk and silk and wool scarfs,
our own importation, comprising the new
est and richest designs from London and
Paris, at prices varying from so cents to
81 each. Every description of gentlemans'
furnishing goods at very low prices.
Mort j HAIGHT,
oet20;lTS 1856 Bank-st
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ARREST OF TKTEvEs.-A large haul Of
thieves Of ali sorts and classes was made
in Chicago last Tuesday, many of whom
claimed 70 be from Cleveland.
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OA1fARGAIN.-AC Crist and Saw Mil, with store
room and seven acres Of land for sale at akeinAn'
Huron County, Ohio, the Nermillion RIVER, lor
a mn one-haif down and Ons-half IN one year. Ad-
srnas l., ,JTTNE. Fremont, o. oCtIl45
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UNDER MARCHING 0RDERs.-The Toledo
say the 1924 regiment is under or
ders to hold itself in readiness to move at
any time.
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ANNOUNCEMENT TO sPEAK.-Hon. R. P.
Spalding will address the Union people,
land all willing-to-come COpperheads) Of
Painesviile, this evening.
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Sur SalF.
OTIS FOR sALE.-I35

I OTIS FOR SALE.-l35 FT. FRONT
~ on Superior street, corner Of Muirson street.
Also, sub-ots l6, II snd Is being 4s feet front each
10 ieet mont Oh Spring street running back 70 the
railroad track, being land on which = part OF ths
Eood-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
Ranroad standa. Also, II ieet inches front on
Court House.
l For terms inquire OF PAIHB / WADE,
dSo5RRo Attorneys.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, October 18th. at the resi-
dsnoe of the brides father. by Rev. @. D. Bridge
man, Of Albany, N. Y assisted by Rev. Wayland
Hoyt, Of Cincinnati, Capt. W. H. HARRI5, U, S.
Army, TO EMMA H, daughter Of Stiliman Witt,
ksq., of this city.
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LIEUTENANT PIFTKNGER AT CHAP.
IN'S HALL.

Graphic account Of tho Great Railroad
Adventure into GeOrSis-Ofthe Cap
ture of she HerOes-ImprIsOnme
TriRI-ExecufiOn.Of of some of the Par
ty-Ese ape and finsl exchange of
the rest.
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CITY NEWS.

Starr, 2O4, Superior street, has Cooley, Pc
tsrsOn and Harper for November, at the
old prices.
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UNION MEETING AT BRAINARD's HALL.-The
Union Clubs of the First, Second and Third
Wards will be addressed by NJ. S. Castle,
Esq, and Colonel L. A. Sheldon, of the
AID o. V. l., on Friday evening, October
2Ist, at halT-past o'clock, at Brainard's
Hall. All citizens are invited to attend.
Come and listen to tho words of eloquence
and of experience.
DAVID A. DANGLER,
octIs;17s President G. G. o. G.
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Do you want bath9 If SO, you will
find all kinds at Fliedner's, IFS Superior
street.
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LOCAL NOTIOEs.

C. MoLLEN will sell at auction on Saturday
evening next, splendid chest Of Carpen-
ters' Tools Sale.commencing at O'Clock.
Carpenters will do well to attend, as they
are the best of tools, and will be sold with
out any reserve. oct2l;l73
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rALLAEp EXAMINE OUR GENTS
q eeaI RinRs. The finest assortment in the city.
- OOWLRS co.,
-s z 81 Wsddel House.
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The Oldest Regulator for Females.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all distractions
has been hailed with pleasure snd profit for tlesy-
fve years, in all parts of the civilized world, It's
author is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
pl aces confidence and respect tt is no ses-f.glsd
,--o,,e,,.,g hut oTA mann PTASEDV
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ELOUR AND FkkIS5 Ar WHOLE.
Il SALE AND RETAIL.--Ihe public will always
nnd at the subscrbers store in the rear Of Council
Hall, No. l3I Champlsin street. the following: The
very best brands Of White and Red Wheat FiOuI
mesh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour, and fresh
grould Corn Neal, Cracked Wheat, Oat Mesi and
Feorl Barley also Corn and Data ground tOe8ther
MIL Feed Of all kinds and Grain, which wiz sell
al the lowest price. Also, Baled Hay and Straw
Any purchases made at my store VIII be promptly
attended 10 aud delivered free Of extra charge. =
lhsundersigned ives formerly Clerk IN c. Andrew
Fssd Store lEepS,l75I J. P. REIDNEBAOH
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MMFDIAFELY-FOR

wv ths ouartermAster's Department, Rashville,
Tam 5O0 Iaborers and Wood Choppers wages 80
- month and ratioas 500 Teamgters wages siO per
lnonfb and rnttons To men capable OF taking charge
~ 4 Train as Wagon Master, that will report with =
Sraenstsrs SEQ to SIS per month will be paid None
5 apply but able-bodied men, willing 70 e1age i9F
~ Eaonths Transportation furnished Appl{ 20 y
- - ~ 7VO0O A d n Agent, Commercial House.
SS1ersland Obio VIII leave Cleveland every Iuesday
and Friday -
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Or. strickland's Pile Remedy.

Bead what thoss say who have used II;
Mr.. Charles ". Landrum, Of Louisville, and Mr..
J. HaEard0, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, we're both cured
After using one pot Of Dr. Strickandis Pile Remedy.
They say they had tried everything, but could OBJ
tain relief but pot Of striekland's Pile Rem
sdy effected perfect cure, after suffering for years
with the worst kind Of Piles. They recommend sv-
cry one who Is suffering 70 try It.
Sold by An Druggists at 90 cents per pot. MAng
faotuTsd At No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Ask for
DR.. striekiand's Pile Remedy.
n.r1s. E,a- -,..dhthr
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OURES COUGHS, COLDS SORE
~ Throat, Asthma and Consumption. II Is only
necessary for any tronbled With these COM
plsints to try one bottle Of
strlcklsnd's EelliauOas Cough Balsam
convince them that Il Is tho bost preparation eV-
used. Il not only cures the above affections OF
the Throat and Lungs, but L curga Night sWeat8
and Splitting Of Blood, and Is s1osllsnt gaTgle
for any kind Jf Sore Throat.
Il is pleasant 70 take, and Is safs nsdioins for
Infants.
Prioo 30 cents per bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
maybe: R2-mOn-takvy
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iBE TzLESRAFH.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20, 1884.
Government IStOcIks-Steady. Five-Twenty
bpoDs lO7; Ten-EOrty coupons 945s; Tro sury
Seven-Thirties 1851; one year certificates $50.
StOeiks-Higher- Rock Island SSs chicago, Bur-
hngtOn Quincy i23; Michigan Southern ~; Il
hnUis scrip ll7i Cleveland & Pntsburg s55z; do
preferred "a; Pacific Mail 500; New York Central
49,; Erie 95s<i Hudson l20i Reading lls1s; Mil
waukee Prairie Du CHEN A. Fort Wayne 941[.
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DONY FOR SALE-A Good Sized
ID siT year Old Pony (stud) in good condition. A
Enlendid saddle horse. Enquire for day or tE9 al
lz2 Superior street. o0h
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LEADER
FRIDAY IORNTNG OCT. FL.
HFW ADVERTIsEIIENTs.

HFW ADVERTIsE1EENTs.
Academy Of Musio-AIr. and Miss Oouldook.
Garretson, Howe s Co.-For Lake Superior.
Drawer SsO-Foundry for Sale.
P. @. Beli-situation Wanted.
70 Prospect st-Giri Wanted.
Geo. D. Beek-Farm for Sale.
West Side Union Meeting-Local Notice.
o. Mollsn-Local Notice
Grand Raoe--Locsl Notice.
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n. z. HONEY mAKkEr.-Oet. 20.


MOney-Steady and active at ! 2 ct.
Sterling ExeAAanEe-lO5 lOF gOld.
6Old-IrreguI, ", unsettled and lower, opening 1t
2ll34, declining 70 ZO5, aud closing Al Z0s54.
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TRAvEEER's REslIsTER.

81 Citizens wishing conveyance TO either OF tho
above Trains or Boats, will be called for By Coaches
at the Omnibus ONCE, l47 Superior street, next
door to the Wsddell House.
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MERcgAE.
OLEVELAND MARIrI-r.
mnRNlNa LEADER oFFior. /,
THUas .al TvrErHa. Oct 2O 49,

The receipts VI Gozin By rail for the "A hours
ending At half Past ons o'Vlook to-dAy arc Hs tOl
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OPECIFIC PILL.-WINCHESTER'S
- Speci6C Pill, price ono dollar Sent by mail On
oeipt Of price. OHUROHILL 4 BRO,
BepH I28 Ontario sf. .
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D. W. GAGE
LICENSED WAR CLAIM AGENT,

And Attorney at Law,
oIleots Bounties, PeHHiona, Back Pay, Prize MoDeJ
and other War Claims.
uEPersonal attention Is given to the pros0euIio1
- rIairoe in the Departments at Washington-
~ All persons having Claims shouid apply 10
.,-au. or by letter. ct once snd they viii receive
FrOnp- attention. E.aa
o.tIQ-Rqs 1876 sFDsrios-st-- Cleveland, O.
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il borers wanted for the Quartermssters Depart
uent in charge of Col John O. Crane, lu9rteImAsteI
Of o. s. Military Railroads, hashNltle, Tenn. h2
Apbiy 10 W O. MCFARLAND, QuRrterniasIeI
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HUTOHIlSs 4 HILLYER. Proy-ie,ors,
81 Cedar street New ora
Trade supplied by BENTON 4 DUNHsM, p
Superior ST.. Clevelard, o. u29.liS.eodd. AwGw
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WANTED-BOARD IN THE CITY
w by lsdy, either in a priva.e family private
boarding house Address A. M, Cleveland Institute
, 1864-06-05

L
Not long since Senator Jas. Il. Lane, Of
Kaptns, was at the Presidents house In
Washington, and while hc was converting
with tie PresIdent, an Old insane woman
came to the entrance Of the reception MON
and was refused admission The woman
conceived that Eenator Lane was the cause
Of her not being admitted, and afterwards
met him on Third street, while passing from
bis lodgings to the Capitol, and began up
btaidtng him IN violent and nnwomauly LAM
guaec tor interfering against her at tho White
House. Not bsvipE had anything whatever
to do with tho matter, and desiring to have
no words with tho unfortunate creature Sen
ator Lane bowed TO the woman and passed
on. :: .
Some ecnsasionist having witnessed this
episode, manufactured out Of It story Of q
gan, o lady having assaulted the Senator from
Kansas, for an alleged personal injury done
her By him! Tie Coppethead press are cir
eulating the libel as widely as possible. Tho
item 1Itpt into tho telcgr1phic dispatches Of
some loyal papers, and It Is to be hoped the
loyal press generally Will gire circulation to
tlfs correction Of one Of the most unfound-
ed elanders ever forged. No man Of any in-
tclligeuce In Washington, Us we are reliably
ipfoTmsd, gives the least credence to the ca
Nard. :.
, 1864-06-05

- *VA1 sAN AsssA41ftA*E 44A1A-l HAt4+4A
John Tprler, mail messenger ai 1iucennes,
was arrested Tuesday morning, On a change
Of robblng the United States mails. He has
been for eome ten ycars engaged In the mail
service there. tirst as a stage driver and tot
several ears as messenger to carry ne
mails to and from the possoffice and Ii: E
4 c., and o. d NJ. Railroad depots: The
arrest was made by the Marshal OF YIN
ccnncs, on the affidavit OF q. N. Smith, fost-
master. The accused will be taken to In
dianapo1is tor trial
Abundant evidence Inns been gathered TO
convict him. The indications show that he
has probably been committing aepredataons
On the mails for several years. Within the
past month theso bare been serious losses In
This part of the country, Of valuable letters
for Cincinnati. Some OF the Evansville m:r-
chants hive suffered iosscs Of drafts OF large
a,nounts, and two, that we heard OF, OF CON
siderable amounts Of mapev.
1t Is believed that tho leak hns nov oeen
discovered that haa been the Cause OF &C
much annoyance. loss aud trouble.
In order to spike the guns Of those WIG
eeck ereEy opportunity to chargc dishonesty
on the Administration md its supporters
NC will stats that Tucker ie Copperhcad
I and Is a relic Of Buchananis1n.
, 1864-06-05

A1.3Axr, Wedne .day, June I.
Tho following are the particulars Of the
terrible conaagrntion at Glenn's Falls, Just
received At the Morning Ert,r<ss office:
The fire broke ont In the rear building Of
the Glenn's Falls Hotel, and spread SO mp
idly that nil Efforts to save 1t had to be aban.
doned. The Wind blowing gale, drove tho
flames In every direction, aud soon the whole
central part of the village WAS in flames.
Many buildings were consumed with their
entire contents, the occupants not having
time to remove anything. Tue engines from
Fort Edward and Sandy Hill were present,
but owing to the, scarcity Of water in the
more distnnt streets, Efforts to subdne the
TIRE were futile,
1t Is reported that man and boy (namea
not giyen} were killed ind several pcrsons
injured.
Tie devouring eleme Mt soon spread beyond
control, and hundreds Of men, women aud
children were cast out homeless, aud many
pennslsee. -. 49,
then the large white hotel next The jewell
ers' stores. markets, drug stores, book stores,
dry goods and grocery stores were ali swcpt
| :.waS. Tho Untvcrealist md Presbyterian
| churches, the town hall, academy, post Office,
express and telegraph offices, aud very
large number OF dwelling houses aud other
| buildings, were speedily destroyed. The
| village Is one area Of alnolderlnE ruins. The
I fire rsged for five hours, when its rayayes
| were stayed, but not until the wealth and
| brsineRs Of the village were destroyed
There is no statement as to the amount o.
insurance received.