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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
CLEVELAND 1 TOLEDO B, R,
WINTEB ARRAEgENRNP.

1854. WIHTxR ARRANGEMENT. Iss-4
On and after Monday, November 18th Issl Pn--.,.
excsDtsd): e1--1-ss
1880 a. As-OHI0AGO ExPRESB-stops AZ Bar,a
GrArlont Ob5riln, horWalk, Mpnr1sTflle BeIis.
Huss Clydeg Fremont and Elmora and arrfys1 A
Loledo 1t izs0 P. X; Detroit 30 P. r.; and on
0sB5 p. M.-WEsTERH HAILs-stops AZ an rts.
slohs N southern Division, and arrives a To-
- lei0 q S;55 ?. NJ Chicago 6:ua A. -
4t3O Il. M.-AOBTHEkH dAIII-efO.s A an A..
tions IN Northern DiViIioa, and srriyes AZ sSn-
dusky at 7 10 > K -
7r3O p. M.-NIGnT ExPREsS-stopss At Grafton.
AorWaikl monroeFilla, Clyde, and Fremont, and
EsisSs - IolSdo a Y: ?. HI Detroit SEQ A. H.;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

Oo1neotionz made as Monr-sVfII. vvtth tha s.a.
acskyt Aansneld Newark q n a. ilvds Vim "a
;;tS s5;ftaqs5y, Dayton O.GeiaRsn B. r., e Fremont
she Michigan southern Northern Indiana ma To-
iseo Ma5ssh hsilFosds FOR chicago, Detroit JACK
tons 4cr4 wayne Logansport, Lafayette, CaIro. An
fops 81. Louis and All PointI west HorthTs1f spd
southwest. -
Irains arrive N Cleveland IRON Toledo and tie
o1Srllusk Slsky ~ 3 ~ A. H. \. D. RUOKER, SUIT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

I AND OFFICER. Il. LITTLE
IL has constantly on hand q large number Of In
proved Farms Tor sale for cash OF on time. Aso-a
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he Will exchange for Farms, Oity or Personal
Property. OH0e In AtWeter Building, Eos. and 8,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
G0NRlssI0a MERekaHTa.
THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT
l. 3 o.
Storage and ProduGs
OoKEIssIOE MRRCHAETs

Omos End Warehouse ~ and - hsrEin-st,,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
S1-PTpLrieto-s Of the NEW UNION RAILWAY
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, tsdioIp.
ing the New Freight Depot OF the O. O. O. Railroad
Cc. on Merwin-St,) having sHtorass capacity eftRS
hundred and nifty thousand bushels.
OEALERS IE-Grain, Flour, Fish, HighTineE
EOrS Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country Produce gep-
orally Also Salt, Water Lime and Land Plaster.
?. P.TuAToHERf tr.t eEe. ". GARDINER, OF Iats hrE
G. q. BURT, Ozark, Gardner s Go.
A. o. n'EAIRT, H.H. CIAFLEE
Firm Of Thatcher, Burt %.
~ ProPertT received By Railway, Canal OF Yezys
tor Sale Shipment. Wii give personal attentsontl Z
the purchase and sale o. Producs and herchandis
On Commission.
sELIBERAL UAEE ADVANCES msds on AL
Sonsignments. We are prepared 70 receive and ShiT
BY Canal, Lake OF Ran, Without oartage,) Grind
stones Marble. Slaves, Lumber and Coarse freight
Of all kinds having the only DeErcks in the City fo
the transfer Of keSYy greights.
eS Refer 70 Banks and Business Men generally.
danz:RIT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
NE Ohief ATTRIBUTES Of Manhood ars

The Chief Attributes sf Manhood an
1oqusnfly lost or suspended By Eaai-PrHctioes and
eious habits that VIII inevitably lead to hereditAn
disease unless checked in time Read the truths lat
doNn in the trsatise "HUEAR FRAILTX, or PHTf
IoLoaIcAL REsEAaoHEs." Il is elaborAtsly inustrs
I'd With oolore5 sngraEInsE and viii convince n
most hardeDsd and unoonosrned, 90 veil - relieFi
ths nindE Of the most dosDondinS, By leading thss
IN she right channel for relief Of bodily and nonss
agony and despair.
BB-Sold BY Or. BAREOE, l9s BiseoksT-5t.s b. ,,
PFics iB cent?. Sent free 6FeryEhare- Bee sdVariEi
Ront Of 81 Tris5smar" In anothoE column.
sold alHo b. q. ". CLARK DrusEtsti OissslAnt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

ST-1S6o-4s
DRAKEs PLANTATION BITTERR
They purify, strengthen and invigOrsts.
They create healthy appetite.
They antidCte to change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation 4 late hours
They strengthen the system and enlivsn the mind
They prevent miasmetic and intermittent fever
They purify the breath and auidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure D1errhOea, Choiera and ChoisramoFbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They maxi
the Weak strong and exhausted nstures grRaf
roetorer They are made OF pure st. CrOiX Rum, thu
oslebrAted Oa,isaya BARK, roots and herbs, and
taken with the pleasure ef beverage without gart
20 aRe or time OF day. Particularly recommended
dslicste persons requiring gentle stimusnt. koic
bY all 0rooers, Druggists, aotsla ana saloons.
a. P. DRAKE CO..
tulyl-R1SsoU 3e2 Broadway, n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

HEH M0 0IKPORTmT PlssEnGEa aOUTE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nary nd Sexual system-new and reliable treatment
lin Reports Of the HOEARD ASSOCIATION. Sent By
mail IN sealed letter envelopes, fres Of charge. Ad
dress Dr. J. sKrBLIs HoUsHTos. Howard Associa
tion, 10. ? South Riuth-st, Philaaslphis, Pa.
dec2- 40
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SUGAR R-CoArsD. PURELY YEsEr1Hrs

The Oldest, Cheapest, and most ReliabIs FsmiD
kedicine In use. More used than any othsT kind.
Price Is osnts-31 Pills IN box. See Circulars.
- Sold By Strong 4 Armstrong, Benton Brothers
=, w. Palmer, Churchill Bro. Also, at Wholesal
A2d fssail Et Isl OntRrio-St., Cleveland, by
g. q. HORRIS, Gsn'I AggEt,
Scr Ohio, miohissR ahd IndIEER,-
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BAGGAGE CHECKED EHROUGH.
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SrTAs only Direct Route to tn. woDdsriul

=" 4A7 unlI L1lFeot houte @ the WoDderl1l
OH Regions OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Via MsadYills or Corr,
:, From LsaVittlburgh the MahoninF Brsnch runa "A
Youngstown and the Coal Mines.
- bis hoed is being extended, and VIII ,oon IA
In eomplete running order 70 Galion4 Urbsna. Da1.
ton and Cincinnati, without bresksI GAUGE.
J. EARHeWORTH, GeSsrSl gseiSks Agant
T. d. GOODAAH, Gen 81 Isl Sit a Fs1f
II 4. BWESTSEk. fsensi6uvgs-
Meadyille, Pa . Nov. iO.ls6s- oovit-f7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

y EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
~ tfoTmerlg ofths nrm of Littles 4 Ksyes, hli
opened kaai Estats Oncs Ia ROuss's Block, corner
o eriorSt and Public Square, and hasoonstsutlV
on hand several thousand acres OF first quality FarRs
ING Lands IN the states oflOEa, Wisconsin end nIfs
too @ exchange for q y country property; alsos
or sll.Eind1 Of personal property. FartcaSh psidl
aarssarv snrIs.RSs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

Gan be obtained 81 any Of tas once Of ths EFis
Railway, and all Ticket Ofaees Of Connsoting Line
West or Southwea also, at the Central Ticket U4os
under the Weddell House, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ask for Ttckecu vEu the Atlantic and Great
WeBtern and krto Railways.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
RAnRnAna.
NEW BROAD GUAGE

Passenger, Freight, Hall, Express
And Telegraph ROute,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

Church, the celebrated painter. is en-
gagged on his large South American pic
ture Of "ChiDborazo," which will prove,
when completed, to be quite as successful
as any Of his former works.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14

FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Fifteen Acres on Cedar-St,, With good House and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar STILL acres, with acres Of grapes
East Clsv5 -a1d-Near Euclid-St and Wilson Ave.
nue. large and convenient Brick House. with
modern improvements, Barn, 2x acres land with
Fruit, &c. Eor $500
- Also, large number OF Farms, Out-Lots
DWelliugz, &c too numerous 10 ADVERTISE decI6
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REAl ESTATE,
RRAYTON b sTOOKWELL,
REAL KsFAFE Agents..
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

aos 30. AtWstsr Buildins. Entrance thFozEh
the Insurance. ONCE OfH. =. BrsytoR-
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EEW&EIPEDITIOVs FREIGHT LINE.
ALL RAIL

30 trans5ipment Of Freight between Hsu Yoxk
and Akron or Cleveland aerchaafI IN the Wet
ana southwest viii ind II to their adVantAFs % or
der their goods 20 be forwarded via nc Ers "a At
iantic and Great Western Railways, thus SsFina
trouble and expense.
Hates Of Rreight rs Low a. by Any OtheP
Ail-Rzl Routes.
Especial attention will be zfvsn 20 fhs r,a.av
tran1portaton Of freight Of AL kinds East or Ws5f
=, me Engines Cars and other equipmeata Of this
pany are entirely new, and Of tha most improVsd
modern style.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03
THE SOLDIERS VOTE FRAUD.
Budeavor TO Postpone the Case Of
Colonel North,
THE GOVERNMENT DECLINES.


Nh'IiNoIoN' NoNemoII -.-GuNeruJr N'y-
mours Commission sought another interview to-
a1v with tho President Tbcr tbo., ,i.i.,l ..,-
- '''1 ''1 ''V' ''.'', ',e'
Lu'''y ''"A''u' va" s"'o 'AoA 'vIb "uu'ouos'
Ihcy have satisfied themselves, from Che evidence
which has already been submitted 10 tboirias,.,.
,i,,, .h.,,b, ,p,t- q -, -. 81 .,-'
., 80 ,'., ''o '''''' - '''''0 s'"'0 ''N '-''O''
than they had supposed.
Judge Parker also yielded the point OF c9ups
tent Jurisdiction, AMI "rUoSt. much lower "a tl
when ho first arrived here. His poin- to-day,
urged with great per,iudyity, was that C1l0lc.
NOrlh's trial be postponed until dtteftlc election.
Secretary stanton opposed .hl., syil- the
ease was IN she hands u. The BITuIu oi Military
Justice and De could see no reason Tor hi inter.
ference, but he would second any ArgaH yguIuu.
approved by Judge Holt.
They thrrgupOn waited on Judge Holt, whp
went through the case il CUehE0 win them, yul,
although willing TO extend them auy proper uous.
te5y, couid see no reason why CDiulol North
case should not be proceeded with precisely as
any other person would be-
lie would allow them all reasonable time TO
prepare defense, but uosC Than that he could
not consistently concede. The open c0ura WIS
indeed the only proper place go argre iJr post
pOucmcnt, and 10 was tJu the Clutt 90 decide as
10 the prOprete7 Of delay, uilur tIs prisoner
had been put on trial
Colonel North or one Of his as.OnQ,ges, viii
be lied tomorrow. MCSsr5. Gilbert AMI NJ
PhcrsOn have been retained as counsel, aud, with
the Cummis .i0uors, have free access % the
prisoners. They had protrlctCl interview with
them to-day, preparatory to opening the ease ,o-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03
PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, November 3.-rrade has been
unsettled to-day by tumble Of per cent in Gold and
Exehanpe and there has been very little doing.
Cotton Is Inactive and nominal.
There is very little Bark offering, and MOL Is hrm at
sl5 d ton. In Tanners Bark nothing doing.
In Coal there Is more activity. .-,
There Is more inquiry for Flour but 1t Is chiefly ON Cow
erumept account and about 50D bbs were disposed oil
within the range OF Sl2 25l29s q DBL Inc sales 70 the
kome trade range from $40 10 sl3, as In quaIty.
There very little Rye Flour hefei ahu Is ufh AZ w
In Corn Meal, nothing doing. .--
The Wheat Market was dul and prices We're rregalar.
Small saje OF red al s255Q2 65 "a bush and 2j00 baah.
Kentucly white on terms not made public.
There Is very little Rye coming In and 200 bushels PENN
syVania sold SlT6 Corn Is In far request and 20O0
bushels yellow sold AZ $40 Oats are In steady demand
Malt no sales.
In oils there marked upward tendeneyi sales Of
Iinleod at SlS5 and Winter Lard OIL at 81 90.
Lead has advanced and sales Of Gaena are reported at
1bA cents, cash.
Naval stores armer and Spirits Of rurPentine are
held at 81 80, cash.
Whisky IA In better request Sales OF 400 barrels Ohio AZ
Sl77 and In small lots at SITS.
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"''''' 'e'i''''H;'g1ie Hk;'g1ieusr BELMONT.

There are now three female American scllp-
tors, 10 wi, ,-Niiss Hosmor, Miss Stephens, and
a Mrs. Freeman (uow in Ita'y), just becoming
known 10 fame
Miss Elizabeth Maria Black the Fl. girl OF
PLonlxyillc, died on Sunday, the 2}I instant,
rgod l3 years, G month"; and " days. Wben at
tue age Of u years, Miss Black weighed 2j)
pounds At the time Of he: death she weighed
go pounds.
Dickens. 10 his new story Of "OJg Mutual
Friend, =" like Thackeray in his later novels, is
said 10 have borrowed some characters from
America. Nea York Journal asserts tia. "a
I1rge class Of readers IN New York win recognize
IN The person of Mortimer Lightvo1l, Esq, a
gentleman Of SeW York Of whom Mr.. Dickens
has made d striking silhouette" Who Is he"
"A soldier in one OF the late battles sitting
very coolly behind one Of his guns, where tho
sbo. was falling very fast, being asked by the
chaplain whether he was supported by Divine
Providence, replied, 'No, sir am supported by
the 9Th New Jersey"
Where q new building was being erected al
ioining one OF the highes. in ncighboring city,
an employee went cut upon the roof Of the com.
pleted building, and finding the neighbor was
Going up some five feet higher than his, made the
inquiry of the mason, "Why didn't the owner
build it little higher" Without any hesta-
ton the mason replied, "Cause he didn't own any
higher"
"A gentleman of Buffalo, who had not been 70
Remington since his youth fifty years ago, went
there lately, and found that Mount Anthony,
which used to be a conspicuous object from his
fathers house. was no longer visible, another hill
interceptng the view. He says the old hill has
sunk, or else the new one has increased in alt-
tude during his absence of fifty years. Who has
been meddling with those hills Speak out!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03

other hand, look az the credit side. We 5aptu,od
at least 1900 prisoners, and lost not ouC.h Az tuat
number. Three guns aud fJuf battle flags were
also among the fruits Of the day. True, 40 one
time matters looked very slualy for the %
Corps, but by the genius Of our general the tide
was turned, and instead OF loss We had posi-
tive gain.
We also had possession Of a line OF works, com
mandug strong position, connecting with our
Cd l,tt, aud running nearly north, and eventually
striking the Duncan road. II we had wished, We
could have held this line, which would have con-
uagted the operative limits OF the Rebel army 10
o considerable degree. But they can be taken a.
any imo without any trouble or loss on ~ part,
.o th1t .hc,r continued possession is DO. OF much
account.
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"A singular letter has come TO light, ad-
dressed, in 1924, by one Vincenzo Micarelli, of
Zante, to Prince Metternich, giving q very unfa-
vorable report of the dissolute life led by Byron
when at Missolonghi. The writer declares that
Byron was both hated and feared by the Greeks,
and that his death resulted from poison admins
tered by them; and Micarelli says the deed was
not only pardOnable but creditabe.
An ingenious Rnglshman hes been permit
ted 10 Try some experiments az the gas works at
Malines, the most successful Of which was the
sudden appearance throughout the city of a beau
tltul clear red light, which threw around rays Of
the most brilliant description. IL is said that by
the addition 70 the gasometer OF some chemical
salts, an Increase Of light aud changes Of color
can be instaptaneously produced.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Erie County Wide-Awake for
the Union.
TRAIN ON THE WAR PATH.
special to rhe EVENING rerorrnpn.

CoUuY, Pa, November 2.--Thc surrounding
population turned out In great numbers last night
to hear George Francis TrIn, the champion OF
Law, liberty, and Union, at this place. lie said
that, Mcclellan being the candidate of Belmont,
it is legitimate to draw instances for illustrating
him and his political course.
Jacob put on goat-3k.n gloves and imposed on
his old fond father, by which trick he chsatod
Esau out Of his brthright. This was cmiucndy
Democratic, as things are now a-day5; but it WAS
honest and innocent compared with the wholesale
swndle attempted by the tairnblo.riggers at
Chicago. They were for peace, or war, or
nothing, to impose on the honest voters Of their
party and their design was not to cheat an inJi-
yidual, hut nation, Of is b.rthrght Of liberty,
life, and happiness. daughter snd applluse.)
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QnoLatLons Id I'd rrInelpl - and Goal on

A COMPLIMENT ILL-RECEIyED.-Ap person VIII
dinCd in company with Dr.. Johnson endeav8red
10 make bis court 10 him by laughing immOde-
rately az everything he said. The doctor bore
hut the impertineuI IN, IN, hal becoming int0le-
rable, "Pray, sir" said the doctor, what Is the
matttri hope have not said anything hatyou
can comprehend."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03

IL tho Washington CORES pondUUce Oft N.raR
.utgW GAYS since, it WIS stated that If. simJrt
was ready ana anxious t. bet on ths result OF tbs
election, and that his conf lgUc3 on the suuie1E
excited Cnsidcra5c surprise.
Ia response TO this notice, we published on
Monday the following note, saving that 10 came
from perfectly responsible quacler.-
10 ne Editor ofms NEG FJrt Tunes
Iaoilce tho Warrington cjrlg.plndsn. OF he Ng.i4
says IN It's last Sunday issue, har NIT BelmJnt IL ready
10 let any Gm1nnt On McC.alau's election.
/ nave only 20 say tnaE within sh hlrt tlna 5000
RlfCO vas offered him that ~Cgu WOull be elected Tlis
he declined said he required three 90 one thus, mt
O. ng much confidence IN the success OF his .enl and
Iir BoImont has changed hH ycgs the De. " tN5 20
one IS san ootn Tor hlu 20 aoyep.. UNION.
In reply to this We have received the follow
ing: -
10 the Edttor oftbe Nc0 IOrt TiUfs;-
Bf:-A correspondent M yo1, paper Of to.d,y gosag
ans Oua DeL On the coming EruslCutN eissill
oder .le luHn Il viii Del the OF ten thIusa ID
do..s tSlOtOD). the mcncytD DO deposited In the Now
York 1rugt Company, taut h Nc. LmcOu should Da
pl,csL VI win Bu state of during the tosno O, his
a mui,rOtu ton, vii be force into ls raggul lug
Win sgparailln and the amount, be- similarly de-
D1.pd that d ttneTal h.31lau Is elected tlV in
while restored within his term Of o''lce.
Yours, very respectfully, .
II seems from this tha. Mr.. Belmont is not It
ali anxious to bet on the result OF the election,
even when he can have Ids Ot syO 10 one in his
favor As to tho bet which ne is willing % take,
we submit it 70 public consideration. Ine mkln
point established Oy his letter j., thai be has no
faith whatever in McClgl.au's IlcJhou.-t4c
TOrk Times.
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE

CLEARED THIS MoRNMa. :. .r.v.
Steamship +. O. Knight, Gallagher, New fofA, ~ '
i0r a 90. .....s.i Curfa a
BeTqae Commerce, Robinson, Kew of'.-', ~.
Brs naiida Anderson 81 kits Jssrsoea a ststson 81,
SEM Union. Baker Resiea. y. ns,iaa, \. A Aa.snn.
sehs ssh. Ssyi ~ Prsit kssdIsf. Bssien y A0'Ae"'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

STATE OF THERHoMETER To-pAY'-SiX A. NJ,
a. Noon, As. One P. NJ, 491. Wind, N. E.
---~-~--~o~e-,0>S~S>s>@~H@ese
pAVNEET OF CITY BOUNTIEs.-This morning
the NJavor issued warrants for the payment Of
Inc city bounty 70 slxty-two volunteers, who will
be credited in case any future calls aEs madss
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LIE VERMONT nANII t,nRnERY casE

MoNrHAI, c. W., November 3.-An applca-
ton WAS made before the Jajgcs yesterday for
writ orhl6els corpus for thirteen ofthe s.. Albans
raiders, in custody here The application was
decided as Illegal as the case was not ou. Of she
hands Of th5 magistrate and no final commitment
has yet been made. Tno puolic examination Of
witnesses begins to-day.
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Sudden uruttr

BosroS, November 3.--G. W. Potsdamer, pro-
prietor OF the Apollo Gardens, was instantly
killed last night, By being thrown from his
carriage.
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THIRD EDITION
TRIAL OF COLONEL NORTH.
He is Tried To-Day for Election
Frauds.
BIS FRIENDS DBsPoNDENT.
Special 10 rho Evening rcrosrnpn.

Special 20 Tho Evening Telegraph.
WAsHworoS, November 3--Colond North's
,rinl has commenced today. His counsel plead
want Of Jurisdiction in the Military Commission.
There is prospect that this preliminary ques.
ton VIII occupy to-day. Colonel North and his
assistants arc looking hageard and anxious.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03

THoRouGHLY TEsrED.-Mrs. 5. A. Aliens
ord,s Hair Restoror and Zylobasamum has stood the
st 6r tSenty years Millions bottles sold overy year,
II & moi dye ana diners from AL other as
contains tho specific aiment which Is the NE OF the har
me y are uneguaed for reStOrng ntgoratng neautly
ing and dressing the hair, rendering sott shky ana
pIossy They cleanse the hair ana 70 " most de-
hgbt2ll fraeranco. Every Druggist sells them.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03
HlNNHfI q CO.,
Tower Han, No, 5lS Mara 2t street.

TUhrB BAILuoN,-PcCp yesterday we're crowd
iur tie Sidewalk 90 sna who tult geiling "sD hl
Notwithstanding theCiy ordnance, aAdt was iolu rumIfel
az tho GfYh t3rs, perhaps employed by 8eus
ra Grant raCouno the ground n view lc upnenlsa-
ing b1fC next Tuesday whom there Will be emo greatest
"uug up record Eg pa way, gthinr Is going uu
and mat reman at the Gt low price s keeping isr
Continental.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-03

Bows Suits.
In.auts' Clothing.
Boys OYerCOaps.
The largest and best assortment IN the city
NJ. SHOEMAKER CO., No. y. Eighth street.
STILL AHEAD.-The high encOmiums which
Tho 0irrTy and operators Of the "Fl'renco' Sewing
Machine Ole agency for which, IN this city, Is a. No Go
Ulc.nut layshed upon that instrument have
excited the most desperate rivalry on the part more cspe-
cly, Of sccoLd-cass competitors, toy when can 90
In tLesC columns with respec. 70 the Florence Machine
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Probate Court.
Hon. C. c. BUSH, Judge.

January 7th-Court met to hear the ap-
plication of Sarah E. Wilson, widow OF John
Wilson, deceased, for letters Of administra-
ton. Court ordered letters to issue, upon
administrative fling bond in the sum OF
$500. Ordered that E. Anderson, William
Melby and Miles johnson be appointed ap-
prazsers of said estate. January 18th bond
fled fandapproved.
Jan. Rth.-Estate of A.Falcke, deceased.
The petition of D. H. Dunn, Public Admin
istrator, for letters of administration, con-
tested by VIM. Radiker, also an applicant for
letters of administration. After hearing ev-
idence in the case, the Court ordered letters
to issue TO the Public Administrator The
Court ordered that Daniel Lynch. John Cush-
ing and E. E. Crowell be appointed apprais
ers of the estate.
Estate of A. S. Wells, deceased.-Court
ordered the hearing of the petition of Mary
A. Wells, widow of deceased for letters of
administration, to be continued until the first
day of the February term of Court.