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DIscHARsED.-Mr. Henry Newcomer
having been recently arrested upon war
rant issued by the district Judge, Hon. Z.
V. Wilson, upon application of the Mar
shal of Indiana, alleging that Newcomer
was indicted in that District, it was moved
in the United States District Court here, by
R. F. Paine, Esq. District Attorney, that
e warrant be issued removing tine defend
ant to Ind lana for trial. An affidavit Of
one Lockhart, q Deputy United States
GRrshsl of Indiana, was offered, setting
forth that said Indictment was still pend
ing.
B. White, Esq, opposed the motion. It
was held by Judge Wilson, Judge Nc
Candles present and concurring, that some
proof must be offered, showing that the
defendant committed the crime charged {
or, in lieu thereof, the information or afi-
davit on which the warrant was issued, or
copies of the same certified to by the magis-
trate issuing the warrant, or copy of the
indictment with certificate of the Clerk of
the Court, in which the indictment was
found, Ofits genuineness and that it is still
pending, must be produced before the Judge
will grant warrant of removal, as the
proof offered does not meet either of these
requirements, the defendant is discharged.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT:
Eastern Through arrives At - III, and
/ $40 P. M.
Eastern Way arrives at 9;IOA.N
/ Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7:45 A. N.
do Way arrives at $50 P, II.
/ SsnduBky Way arrives at Ills i. M.
| MahOninK Way arrives st 500 P. NJ
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 a. NJ ESQ P. Il.
| do Way arrives st $50 P. Nj.
/ Western Through arrives at 9:2u A. NJ, shd 3;66
Pm.
Western Way arrives at 2f5 y. n
/ Medina Way arrives az 400 ?. II.
RockPort, &c, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays snd
/ Saturdays az II n.
Brsoksyiile. Bath, 81, arrives Mondays and Fri.
Sharon Center, Granger, NORTH Royalton, 30, A.
fiyes MOndays ana Fridays at P. NJ,
| Warrenssilie arrives daily at lO;l5 A. NJ.
| Esst Cleveland aud Euclid arrives daily A. n
| CLOSING OF MAILS.
| EAsTERE THRoUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WillOughby, Painesgile, Ge-
nsya, Ashtabuis and C0nneant closes at S:I5 i. NJ.
EASTERN THEouGH, for New YORK only, closes at
| $40 P II.
EAsTrRs THRoUaa, for Erie, BuiaIo, Albany,
| Boston, Rev York and Hartford, closes at 2:20
| p
EASTERN Way, for sIl points between cleveland
( snd Erie, oloses At z-20 p. Il.
WESTERN THRoUsH, for Toledo, Detr-it, Chicago
and closes at 600 P. II.
WEsFERS THR0UsH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, Sc. Joseph and CainO closes at SEQ P N.
WEsTEsH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
| n q IoAeues ClO5ai AZ AhbU T. d.
OIsCISEATI WAY, fer all points between Cleveland
| and Cincinnati, clOsss at l.25 P. NJ.
OEUh5SATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. n, QeGves
| at 5:25 next morning
OIEGIESATTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, zsnesvie, and
Wheeling, closes at Goo P. M.
PIrTsEURGH THRoUGH, f0r Pittsburgh and WISH
Iagton, ulose5 st 12.Z5 P ii.
PITTssUnGH Way, for si points between Clevs-
and, Eellsvills, snd Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
s3sipniss RalHmcrs sRd Washington, closes at 7:9n
An.
BAHOsIEG WAY, for oil points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes At 10 P NJ, Qesyee at T:lE
usxt moTning.l
HEDTsA WAY, closes at A. d.
ROOEPOGT, 60, closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at II n.
BRECssvTLLs, Rath, So. closes Tuesdays and
5atnrd6ys, at A. n
SEAEOE CEHlFEH, Granger North RoYaltOu, &c,
closes on Tnesdays and Saturdays, at A. NJ.
WARBgSsyuLE, cloves dsiiy, 1G.SO A. n.
SLsr OLsvSLAsID ana Euclid, clOsss daily, at 2
?. ".
aAil and Drop letters ace required by law to Be
prepaid
Al City Circulars sTs required to be pro paid wish
= tHO-cent Bssmp.
Onics open from i:}0 a. n. 70 Ts0 ?. 81. Oh
-audsy r. n A. n to 1870 An
L cow LIZ
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RALLY ONCE AGAIN
Grand Union Meeting at
MeadViIle, Oct. 10th.
The Greatest Gathering Of the
Campaign.
General Hooker, Senators Sumner
and Wilson, Governor Randall
and Governor Norton
to Speak.
sCHEACE AND GARFIELD EXPECTED.
RALLY RALLYII RALLY4i!

Another grand rally of the Union masses
of Northern Ohio and Western Pennsylva-
niawili be held at Mesdville, Pennsylvania,
on tho goth of October,
It will BIS addressed by MAjor-General
Joseph Hooker, Senators Wilson and Sum
ner, Ex-Governor Randall, of Wisconsin,
ank Governor Morton, of Indiana. Gene
rails schenck and Garfield have also been
invited, and are expected to b. present.
Preparations are in progress for making
this one ef the grandest gatherings of the
campaign.
Rally in your might, Union voters of
Ohio and Pennsylvania Never has a
more brilliant galaxy of orators than that
named above been assembled to address
you'll Come up and listen to them. Come
by railroad and by wagon. Come by rail-
road and by wagon. Come in delegations
or by yourselves. Come by hundreds and
thousands, and unite in one grand Union
Rally.
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MORNING LEADER
-------- ---- ------------------
THUasDAY MORNING, OCT Is.
NEW ADvERTlsERIEaIs.

Academy of Musio-Mr and Miss CouIdock.
Brainsrd's Hsll-Italisn Opera Company.
d. ". Luetkemyer-For Rent.
MIS- N. W. Burnham-For Rent.
Starr-LOcal Notice.
Spiritual HslI-Local Notice.
Sozcds sut-Lccsi Notice.
lagt and Banners-LO:al Notice.
Drafted Men Fift1 Ward-Local Notice.
Cong egational ConIsrence-LocaI Notice.
Union Central Club-LocaI Notice.
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' When a lady's in the case,
All other things give nlaca. .

CARTER ZoUAvE TRoUPE.-We are glad
Thursday has come at last, for we have
been in hurry to see and hear this eele-
brated Troupe, including the Berger Fami-
ly and Young Female Brass Band. The
first entertainment is to be tonight Their
programme embraces a great variety of at
fractions, including the ballet, opera music
and ballad, military evolutions, slack rope
or wire exercises, &C., &c. We expect a
treat, for this Troupe are spoken of in the
highest terms by the press wherever they
20
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AT THESoLD1ERs' HoM.-Seventeeno Of the
men who were rescued from the spiles, after
the wreck of the Revenue Cutter Winslow,
on the 7th inst, stopped at the Soldiers
Home, in this city, from Saturday morning
till Monday night, and the remsining four
Of the crew left there yesterday. We un-
derstand they have all gone to Buffalo.
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This afternoon, at o'clock precisely
the grand two mile trotting race is to come
of, two in three to harness. Three entries
have already been made: James Conlisk
enters sorrel horse d" John Morrissey -; ".
n. Connor, bay horse "Qunker Boy; J.
Turner, bay flly "Lady Sherman"
This will probably be the most spirited
Of all the racing, and every one should aim
to see the sight. Perhaps we should not
say it will be the best exhibition of the
course, for on Friday afternoon at three
o'clock, precisely, great race, mile heats,
the best three in FIVE will come of, trotting
purse $500. On the same day there will be
pacing race, mile heats, bestthree in FIVE,
pacing purse $500.
This trotting meeting promises to be one
of the most stimulating entertainments of
the season, and we advise all who wish to
freshen and quicken tho fowof their blood,
to visit the driving park to-day and To-
morrow.
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GENEROUS AND OBLIeEa.-The following
clipping from the Columbus State Jo4znal
explains itself:
Mrs. I. P. Dorsey, President of
the Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, learning
that Mr. John Ellsler proposed to bring the
celebrated Martinett- troupe to this city
the present week, and justly feeling that It
would interfere with the success anticipat-
ed in the Tableaux to be presented at the
Opera House on Wednesday and Friday
evenings, wrote a letter to him requesting z
him if it did not interfere too much with
his arrangements, that it would be great
favor to the ladies connected with the So
clety if he would postpone the arrival of
his troupe at the Atheneum for a few days.
In response Mr.. Ellsler, with characteristic
benevolence and greatness of heart, address
ed Mrs. Dorsey the following letter. Al
though.lt was not intended for publication,
We take the liberty of giving it to the pub
lie and at the same time assure Mr.. Ellsler
that it will do him no harm
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GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF Doors / SHORs-
At No. lO8 Superior street, in the store for
merly occupied by L. B. Wamelink. They
must be sold for the benefit of creditors,
and another such a chance may never oc-
cur again. We respectfully call your at
tention to the large and complete stock of
Boots and Shoes which we offer for sale at
about fifty cents on the dollar. These
goods were manufactured in Chicago, of the
best material and by the most experienced
workmeu, and for style, elegance and dura-
bility, are beyond competition. To close
out the stock in the least possible time, we
shall sell at prices never before heard of.
The following is a E't of few leading arr
ticles:
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The Oldest Regulator for Females.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills,

that Ladies have for relief from the suppression OF
those periods which, if kept up according to tho
calls Of Nature, will GUARANTEE TO THEM the
fullest amount Of good heaL and stes9th and which,
If not regularly experienced, will produce MISERY
AND DEATH, and is that fret Of all Remedies for
Dsseases,of FeaaLss
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all distinctions
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for hCsny-
ice gears, in all parts of the civilized world Its
author is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
whom everybody knows, and in whom every body
P an sIS LIE - Is 70 ;eS'Jaigsed
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CHICAGO MARKET...Oct. be-.

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Lsader.I
UdIOAeO, Get. y.
FIOur-Firmer Sales 90 bbls choice extras
So OO9s Is.
Wheat-S cents higher. Sales No. 1 spring at
81 So, and No. 2 at 4591 az.
COrn-Scarce and firm. Sses No. at 81 II
al Is.
Oats-2c higher. Sales no. I at s1z9tOc;
chiefly outside.
Rye-Firmer. Sales at 81 O2g1 o..
BarIey-Firm. Sales at 81 5l9l SO.
Whfsky-lo higher. Sales at 81 C5.
Grain FreiglIts-1 on wheat to Eufalo.
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TOR SALE-A DESIRABLE COT
T. TAGE House and Lot on Lake street.
J6O. C. JENNINGS,
oc5-I73 ALwateT Building.
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FROM PARNA.-It has been understood
that Parma would go Democratic, but she
gave 95 Union votes to 80 secesh.
Her quota was filed yesterday on the
mastering in ofthe sworn recruits. Good for
Parmai
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Owing 10 the rain, the trotting did not
commence until half past three o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The track was heavy
Of course, but the horses made good time,
nevertheless.
The attendance was large considering the
weather Quite a number of ladies were
present, and everything passed off with
perfect propriety, the police having been
upon the ground to insure the good con
duct of affairs.
Only two horses were brought upon the
course, Lady Riley" and Morris
sey." There were but four heats, and Of
these the following table gives
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ENOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
l. Forest street. House large and cOmmOdi0usi Lot
10 feet By 10 with an abundance Of fine shrubbery,
and good fruit choice grapes and good barn. Terms
sasy. Enquire Of d. " GAGE, Esq, los Superior St
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geaaI alatiffs.

N CTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! the una aersisned will sell II public auction at
his o1ice, on ThuTsday, 0stober 18th, A. D. ls64.
the . loiowlng clalus, belonging to tho estate OF
Henry lnmon. deceased, viz.
g. W Reynolds, boos account So SO; Harmon &
HOos, do, 81 -; Jacob Welch, do 81 OK r. G. Bish-
op, do, u ~; L. Lo0mls DO, % OU J. Starr, do
81 70, ). Mcbride, do, IS W. J. H. Botzam, do
81 OOi b. 5. Mcfarland, GO, IS %; IA. V, BishoD
d. So 27i II. NickeTson, do, s. %; Kitripg 4 90.
DO % 81 n e. Newton, do, 8 90; wv. Chamber
li's do, S2 OOi $ Miller, do IS On; s. Richards do
e1 ~; S Abbott, co, 81 80 W P Curtis, CO. 81 ITs
W. + Boyer, do, - ~. Z. Rupercht, do, 81 u; A.
4. Cross, do, s. %, " Booth, do 81 20, j N NH.
ion, do, s5 OJi J. Arnott do, Sl4 So A. Harris do
w. b. POLAND, d., 81 % C. W Green 4 bro
do ei 5bi G. Muller, do, - Ga; J. l.. Campbsu
DO 81 Oli Joseph Holly, do, slI y; N. D. Peck 4
Co, s2 So r. L. Hutchinson, do. S6 90; A. h
BCasbour, 90, $40 81; ?. a. Smith do 81 90. II
stroie. do, 81 60; n. harrison, do. s. ss: u
Sayder, do, . y, A L Nelson 3 Co., do s. 90; G.
Nix, do, $ 70; II. Jayne, DO, SIS 70. Ford. do
e. w L. French, 90, 50 00i D. Zehno do, 81 OU J.
hiilier do, f1 90 A. Hssbg0agb, do $40 81; Esoi-
bum q Gamens do s. 90; J. Dorsey, do, 81 OO-
LOOMS, Auble Z Co, do, 81 o.; ,. Naitsgar, DO,
- 90 J Manyils, 20, 81 D.; b. Mcfarland, do.
s. uJi w N. Douglas, do s 90; a n Parks, do
u O0i ". W stiles, dc, - o.; J. Il. Budd, do
s3 81 O. Hamlin, do, 81 gS; NJ. Stuart, do 81 {;
\. a. hOughton, do, 81 10, jacob LoTig, do S6 90;
henry Peck %, Sici h. Randolph, do, 8, 81; J.
Mheeion, do. $ o. Geo. Sechrist, do, 81 20, h.
Booth, TO- 81 45; F H. He-th & c., DO, IS 81; j.
Nice, do, - 90; r. Alexander, ds, s. %; j. O. Rud-
iil 4 Co, S u0 J. PGrilsrd & Co. 90, $40 90; W
Cod n, do, 81 90; y. Dsssjnger, do, 81 co, J. B.
Miller Bro, do s. So; Wetch White, do, 81 90;
A. n. Armstrong. do, Sl4 o.; e. W Bartlett do.
% or Dorsey & An trews, DO, So 81; sponsier 4
Bowman, do, $40 81 +. D. Merriam do, s. 81; r
Il. Birge, do, "a 0Ji P. D. Peton do, Il O1; ixon
& Barnard, Do, IS 90 7. smith, DO, 50 so; -
Jewetr, do 81 Coz NJ. O'Nesl, do, 81 70; C. Peachsy
Do, 81 o.; ). NJ. Fuller, DO, 81 uG H. summass, do,
81 ~, and twelve hundred and ssventy.six claims
Of nifty cents each.
Sale TO cOTnIsegoe at 9 o'clock A. N, Terms cash.
". L. PORTER,
Administrator Of said Henry Innan deceased
Cleveland, sept 2s, ls5ias sep2s;l72
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FXAMINArI0N OF TEACHER.

EAfor Cnyehoga County will be neld g. E,llovs
commencing st 10 A NJ. and closing at P. M
Ia ULEynLASD, at the Court House, ID story, roouz
NO s, sept. 10th, Oct. lst, 5th and I'D, Nov. 9th
and 18Th, and Dec ID. IN BEDFcRD OCT. 18th. ara
Ia BEREA Nov. 18th.
there will be Ea examinations in January ana
February, 1865.
Certificates dated only from she dag Of t,sishis-
examination. The same person cannot be exaB.fr-
ed upon more than tgu days in any three Ronths
and these two days must aot be mere than one
month apart.
An male applicants mUEt pay ifry cents, and ali
female applicants thiTty-iye cents IS condifioo
Of examination according % Law
L. ". FORD,
N3UAeNla EgfesEc- Ewar,sr,ara
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POLICE CoUKT.-The following are the
principal cases disposed of at the Police
Court yesterday morning.
Vagrancy-Mary Tannes, sent to the
work-house 90 days.
Dislurbance-John Smith, fined the costs;
James Riley, s. and costs.
Grand Larccny-Geo. Hagerdan and
Chas Rumes, continued to Oct. l4th.
Petit Larceny-Jaeob Holden, sent to the
County Jail 10 days.
Assault and Battery-Miehael Ryan,
fined costs.
Destroying Property-George seitz, fined
costs.
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am sincerely yours,
nnnnr 80 l1nrrNErn

Captain U. S. Revenue Cutter Winslow.
To Messrs. Root Blee, W. L. Mutt, J.
Smith, George Myers, D. Calkins, J.
Keller, Z. Burke, George Wheeler, J.
Holmes and others whose names | have
not learned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The case of Al
mon T. Rice did not come up yesterday, as
the court held no session, but it will be
attended to to-day.
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KIEGsvILLE ALL RTGHT.-The returns from
Kingsville, Ohio, show vote of Union,
2sl; Copperhead, 80. Last year the vote
stood: Brough, 1876; Vallandigham, 43.
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CITY NEWS.

RECRUrT1SG-Proyost Marshal Nash mus
tered into the service yesterday six recruits
and three substitutes.
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L AA- LIZ II =
lJThoge ba ing sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the drawer, or nd trou le-
some to carry ia the pocket especially invited
to call at Dfs. HALLIWEL 3 d AEiELS', Dem
tists Southwest site OF Pub ic Square and Ontario
street Artiaca al Teeth upon Nuleaniz5d Rubber
base, with our mode cf Inserting, are pronounced
by all 70 be he most lie Like useful in eating,
speaking OF singing they can he atted over any
remaining roots and war auted 20 ut. Upper or
Lower Sefs SIS aud upwards. Persons having sets
upon Gold Plate, net fitting correctly, can aAve
them exchanged in part payment. BstaGlsbec over
twelve years. Cet5
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A sTRAw.-On a train between Cleveland
and Warren, yesterday, vote was taken
which footed up thus: Lincoln, As; McClel-
Ian, %.
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WLIoUeHBT ERFoT.-Willoughby sends
in a vote of 3OI Union to 78 Democratic, a
majority f223.
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ACKSOwLEDGMESTs.-We are indebted to
Hawks for New York papers. l72 Superb
or street is his stand. Give him a call.
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CARD OF THANEs.-We take great pleas
ure in publishing Captain ottinger's card
of thanks, addressed to the brave men who
risked their own lives to save those OF him
self and crew. And we are also happy to
adorn our columns with the names of men
CAPABLE Of such heroism:
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aEw YORK STOCK mARKEr.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
n TELEGBAPH.
NEW YoRK, Oct. u 1884.
Government SfOeES-MOrs active. United
States is 1881 coupons 1856 s. ~ coupons 1919;
do 10 coupons 94 do one year certificates 9i1a;
Treasury 7-50s-.
StOeks-strong. thio & Mississippi C, rtifcates
3G13; Quicksilver 7915 New York Cent al ll6; Erie
95; Hudson llS; Reading 123; Michigan Central
l2j Michigan Southern ~ "a Illinois Central III 75
Pittsburgh i05; Fort Wayne 9T12; Northwestern
AZ; Northwestern preferred 1g1S; Toledo ll3,
Rock Island 943s; Prairie du Chen 4515; Terie
II ute 81.
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FOUND.-Found on Superior street, on
Monday night, a horse and wagon
The owner will find them at Commercial
hotel on Seneca street.
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ss
MARRIED.

In Oberliu, October llth, by Rev. John Morgan,
D. D., Mr.. W. W KIN5LEY, o. COldwatsr Mich
igan, = Miss MARY A. JEWELL, of OberIin,
Ohio No cards.
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The friends and former pupils of the
Rev. Samuel BisseIl, Principal of the
Twinsburg Institute, propose to give him
donation visit on Wednesday, October
18th, 1854. There will be an address de-
livered by ". S. Kerruish, Esq, in the af-
ternoon, and in the evening there will be
a free entertainment given. by the people
of Twinsburgh and vicinity, accompanied
by speaking and music. Conveyances will
be furnished to and from the depot at solon
and Macedonia. A grand reunion of the
former friends and students of the Insti-
tute is expected. oct7:172
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NEW YORK nABKET.-Oci. I2.

BY TELEGRAPH.
COttOu-Dun, heavy and lower. Sales at 81 %
for midding up'auds.
FIOur--Stats and Western l09l5c better.
Sales at Ss 159s 25 for extra State, s. 5O99 IS
for COmmoH sod shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; - gO9lO IS for trade brands. Mar
ket closing quiet.
Whisl<y-Duu and dropping. Sales at 81 72
al 70 for western.
WheRt-293c hetter. Sales at 81 s261 81 for
Chicago spring; 81 s4Gl SO for Milwaukee Club;
81 9Ogl " tor amber Milwaukee; 81 IS 81 90 Tor
winter red western.
Rye-DulI. Western 81 sc.
Corn hado hrmer. sales at 81 46@l AZ for
mixed western; 81 As high mixed.
ORts-l92 cts better. Sales at sO@s71Io for
western.
CORee-Quiet and no GALES
SuEaF-MOrss active and irmer. MuscJvadO
1914 Cuba I61Sc.
MOlRsses-Steady. Porto Rivo a5c.
PetrOleum-Firm S71aG3sc for Crude, 6B1
for Refined in bond
HOOI-Dull
POrE-sirmer, with good demand. Sales at
$40 OO94l 90 for mess S4Z 25942 GZ12 for new do,
cash; - G0giO ~ for prime; and 81 % tor prime
mess.
Beef-With0ut change
Cut Meats-Firm. Sales at I79IS1ac for
Shoulders, and lSa2OC for Hams.
AsHrd-Little fiTmcr. Sales at lJ149slci the
latter extreme.
Butter 2s935o for western and s694ic for
State
Cheese-Duel and heavy at 12@2oo.
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eEo am MONEY ADVANCED

sTd Soil-known wAGNER's LOAN OFFIOE, on
SECURITIES Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Wetohes, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelryl Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeOns,
snd ali ,ersonal property and articles Of value on
she usast satisfactory terms Business strictly pri
vste. Established 1851. n. B.-A variety OF IN
radeerned Watches JgwelTy, Guns, &c., for nsle at
b.rsains.
OFos-c--ruer Of Water and Superior streets,
Cvsr Davis End eeiKottO's Clothing Store.
s-ost2a = q 4 ". WAGNER
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gaints. &e.

A TTKNTlON, PAINTERS
n N tons White Lead, IN OIL.
8 IONS Zinc, IN oil
5000 tons Red LeSd,
iis1 Orange Mineral,
so hbls Whiting,
100 bbts Chrome Gresn,a
500 bbis Ciromo Yellow,
g00G bbls Hibernian Green,
@699 bbls Indian Red,
70 caaEs French 0cArs,
s casks Eng. Ven. Red,
Artlsts Dolors and Brushes.
ul- Tho sbovs ertioles were bought Last fell,
We viii ssh 81 Eery low prices for cash.
- KELLER
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Spiritual Hall 1874 Superior street, up
stairs. There will be meeting at this Hall
at half past seven o'clock this evening A
general attendance of all interested j. re-
quested. Octl3:l .
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iVADhal I Ut NIUsIJJ
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. Z. 1854

Mrs. L. P. DoRsEY-Dsar Madame Your
note duly received. l am much pleased
with your proposition, and freely give way
to your noble object in embryo. 1 assure
you l have always a desire to assist in
promoting any beneficial result to the pur-
pose IN question, rather than any ine1ina-
ton to interfere with its full success. But
setting this out of the question, in the
present instance, we must agree with the
poet, whose name l have forgotten, but
whose language l still remember
"WheD lady's in the case,
All other things give place"
The balance of the rhyme you will say is
not at all essential. Allow me to saw you
have my best wishes for thesuceess Of your
efforts, and l only regret that l lack the
opportunity of lending my humble efforts
to further your cause.
Most respectfully, your ob't servant,
JOHN ELLsLER, JR