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DISCHARGED. John Root and MicEael
McGue were brought before Judge Hes. j.
mueller yesterday implicated in the n2--
der of Edward Gibbons, Jr. The exam IL a.
tion lasted an hour and half, and on its
conclusion they were discharged.
The evidence submitted showed That
McGus was not mixed at all in the outdoor
broil, saw nothing of it even, while Root
was engaged only in the melee that occur
red in the saloon, and that Meehan was the
only party with whom Gibbons was fight
ing in thest, eet.
Meehau is still at large, but it is thought
and hoped that he will not much longer
evade the police.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

Fen AT A DIsCOUEE.-We saw a some
what novel sight at the dock yesterday,-a
vessel full of fish The scow Comet, Cap
tain Fields, ofBlack River, was driven into
this port by rough weather Thursday noon.
She was lying at Marblehead, abreast of
Kelley's Island, on the 9Th inst, when she
was caught in the severe gale, and lost her
anchors. She got under way, and in the
attempt to make either the Islands or the
shore, she lost both her jibs. Failing to
reach a safe point, she put for this port
with her cargo, a part of which was lost
during the rough passage. When she
reached this harbOr, however, she had be-
tween eight and ten tons Of fish Of almost
every size and kind, al Of which were pqr-
chased by Mr.. Martin johnson, River
street.
Fishermen are doing thriving business
st the Islands. The Comet took thirteen
and half tons of FISH into sandusky one
day last week. From sunrise till noon
thst day, enough fish rscaught to freight
the sloop Gazelle, and in the afternoon the
Comet was loaded. If this sounds fshy,
remember it is piscatorial, and that great
latitude is allowed in treating all topics Of
thstpstVEs.
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ZINE DAILY TRAlEs From
PHILADELPHIA TO HEW YORK.
A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
"a RAILWAY.
Fan ana Winter arrangement.

Two Thou h Express Trains gUaily) between
CLEVELAND aud NEW IORK, viEl cut Chshge
Of Cars or Transfer Of Baggage.
''DAT ExPEEss, Sunday Iceptsdl leaves Give
land at 500 H. arrives at Msadsile At z-l5 P n,
tDnnerl Salamanca ~ 6:Z5 n, tSlespine, Cars to
New 70 h and New Ork az i=iU P. II.
''NIsHT ExPREss," Saturdays eKeepted,) leaves
Cleveland ct y:l5 P. NJ with Slee ing Cars TO Hor
nesyiliej arrives at Meadsille 81 LA H., Sala-
manoa az 4.5O A. NJ, and New York at 10.3O P. n.
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A CoETEXTIBLE Hoax "A notorious indi-
vidUal who has sought to make himself
conspicuous at the meetings of the Spirit
ualists in this city, and met with his
deserts, sought to crafty a contemplate
spite in publishing notices of meeting at
the Hall, 1s4 Superior street, on Saturday.
Of course the hoax is too transparent to
mislead any one. The individual" we
understand, has left town, which without
merit on his part is for the public good.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

MASTER DUDLEY WALLER.-In our notice
of this wonderful little orator in yes.er6ay's
Leader, we enormously stated that he would
give public recitation this evening. He
will speak next week under the auspices Of
the Library Association. Due notice of the
time and place will be given, as soon as it
can be ascertained what Hall can be Sc
cured for the purpose. In the meanwhile,
We will give a more extended notice of him
(s deserved one it will be too in our next
issue.
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Shooting ARRAY in RaVenna.
TwO Men Dispute and Fight-One Man
shot

EWO Men Dispute and Ffght-Ons Man
Shot
The following are the particulars of an
ARRAY which occurred about one o'clock
yesterday, at Ravenna, which resulted in
the shooting of an innocent party.
James Failure, while walking down
Main street, accosted George DietI, who
was in wagon unloading some potatoes
near his house, asking Dietz about a pecu-
mary matter concerning which it seems
there had been previous misunderstood =
ing. Dietz got out of the wagon; words
followed, and blows, Dietz getting Failure
down and striking and kicking him,
whereupon Washington Spence interfered
and tried to make peace, or stop thequarrel.
Spence succeeded in separating the parties,
and while endeavoring to prevent farther
collision, Failure drew a revolver and fred
two shots at Dietz, one Of which took ef-
feet on the person of Spence, striking him
in the left breast, and little below the
top of the collar bone. The ball, striking
The bone, apparently glanced toward the
left shoulder, but up to seven O'Clock last
evening it had not been extracted.
The wounded man, however, appears
quito comfortable, and it is hoped he will
survive. He was a friend of the man who
shot him. All of the parties were glass
blowers, who have been employed in the
glass factory of the Messrs. Fairy at that
place. One of the shots proved harmless,
tut pierced the door of the dwelling house
Of VIM. NJ. Butler, Esq, on Main street.
The parties were all middle aged, men.
The trial of Failure is in progress before
Justice VIM. Goldman. Hon. A. Yart for
the State, and E. spalding Esq. for defend
ant
At last accounts Failure was put under
$500 bonds, and is out on bail.
The injured man was attended By DR..
Belding. He was worse last night.
The wound extends around at least six
inches, and apparently enters the chest
outside Ofthe lungs. There appears to be
a little internal bleeding. The man is in
a critical condition and his recovery is at
least doubtful. .
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OHICAsO nARKEr-Nov. u.

CHICAGO MARREP-NOv- IL.
special Dispatch to the Cleveland Lesder.l
Cd1cAso, Nov IL,
FIOur-l5c lower. salea Of spring extras at
ss 75@9 62S.
vhest-eo lower. Sales no. Jed at 81 sc :;
No sprins at 81 s51Z9I ST, and No. spring
at 81 sO1aa' 81.
COrn-Fi-la Sales at 81 81 for No and 81 81
al SO for Nc. .
Oats-s1so lower Sales at 81 l2 for No. and
81 10 for No. 9.
BarIey-59so lower. Sales at 81 4o9I A for
No. 2.
Yhtsky-lo lower Sales at 81 6s9l "a.
Grain Freight on wheat, n9llzo on
oats to Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

AocIDESTs.-A lad was run over on St.
Clair street on Thursday, the carriage
wheels passing over his legs, but doing no
serious damage.
A man named Patrick Sweeney was
knocked down by dray on River street
on Thursday afternoon, and his right arm
broken by the wheel passing oyer It,
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Grand Jury
yesterday morning returned indictments
in the following cases:
Grand Larceny-Joseph Stephenson,
William Johnson, Elizabeth Mccullough,
Caroline Miller, and Caroline Fuerst. The
latter plead guilty
Burglary and Grand Larceny-Fredsrick
S. Sloan (three iRdictments,) John Crafty
and James 0'Neil.
Illegal Voting-William Finn.
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GEORGE THOMPSON IN 0BERLrN.-This dis
tinguished English orator and statesman
will lecture before the C. S. L. a, next
Wednesday evening. We envy the people
there the raro treat they are to have. Is it
impossible for US TO hear this eminent and
eloquent man in this city?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

H. T. sREETsER, GenT sup't.
7. H. GooJnAs, Gen1 Ticket Agent. Oc3I
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CHAsTE AS Ice AND PURE AS SEow.-The
Fragrant SozodOnt is a scientific prepars-
tion of the purest and choicest ingredients
of the oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is well known to have bone6-
ciaI effect on the teeth and gums. 1t re-
moves all disagreeable odOrs, even that of
tobacco. Itspeedily removes those ravages
which children sustain in their teeth,
owing to improper use of sweet and acid
articles, which imperceptibly destroy them.
Sold BY Druggists. now. cod .l69
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LOCAL NOTICES

CHURCH ANxIvERs GRY.-On Sunday, the
18th inst three sermons will be preached
in the Bible Christian Church, Orange
treet: In the morning at half-past 10 by
the Rev. E. Roberts, and at 3 and o'clock
P N, by the Rev. J. Hodge. Both these
gentlemen are from Canada. A collection
will be taken up after each sermon to help
defray the debt on the Church.
noyl2;l76,
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Mrs. DAYS SCHOoL.-The next term of
Mrs. Days School, corner of Euclid and
Erie streets, will commence on Monday
next. Experienced teachers will be en-
ployed as usual for the English branches,
Latin snd German. Penmanship by Miss.
Spencer. Nov11;176
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

GENERoUs.-The people of East Cleve-
land have contributed $500, and given the
same to Township Trustees, to be expend-
ed in the purchase of wood for the widows
and wives Of soldiers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER Star has
Cooley and Peterson for December. They
can be hsd at the old price of twenty-five
and twenty cents. He also has Harper for
December, all the latest illustrated papers
and the latest dailies from New York and
Cincinnati. His stand is 204 Superior
street.
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GRAND TRoTTIEs MlToH.-The last and
best of the season, for 800, the best three
in FIVE to harness, will come of on satur-
day, November 18th, on the trotting park,
at 2 P. N, o'clock precisely.
W. A. Potts names Gen. Grant.
James Bennett names Busy Foot.
Jo. Henderson names Queen of the West
Pools will be sold at F. Kimberley's, Fri
day evening, at o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

tbjytr ACRES Of first rate and under goyd cuitiya
tior sstusssd In the town hip Of heWburg hge miles
rom Cleveland. There over 800 young iruli trees
come eraps aud small fruits, good barn, nrst-class
iniIiinT M ara nary, small house, &C. kor terms
and lrther particulars apply to GEO. d. BECK, 20
-v1ns-ior street. oCzlI
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SPIRITUAL HALL, 1s4 Superior Street, up
stairs.-Mrs. Sophia L. Chappell, Inspira-
tional and Psychological Medium, will
lecture before the Association at this hall
on Sunday morning and evening at 10 A. N.
and Z P. Y. Seals free. nov12:lt
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Il.
HEw ADvERT9sEsIKBEs.

Academy of MuHio-Miss Helen Western.
DR.. seymour-Medicstsd Gas.
Hover Higbee-Dress Goods.
Geo. W. Hove-Horsts for Sale
Box 352O-Situation wanted.
Rob't Hanna Co.-Hswssr for Sale.
Facts Stranger than Fiction ooal Notice.
Church AnniversarT-LOosl Notice.
Spiritual HsIl-LOcal Notice.
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NoTICs.-Citizens are urgently requested
to send into the rooms of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bank street, sill the empty bar
rels and kegs that they have, which will be
suitable for packing vegetables TO send to
the army. We have large donations of po-
tstoes, &c, which we are unable to forward
On account of the great scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
noy7.I78 SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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PERSONAL. - Lieutenant Colonel A. B.
Nettleton, I'd. o. V, c., was in the city yes
terday.
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery
Store, nOv.S
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SCENES AT THE PoLIs IN 0BERLIN.-The Lo-
rain County Ne10s gives the following ac
count of scenes at the polls in Oberlin:
Early in the day, the venerable Father
Keep appeared at the polls, leaning on the
arm of friend, and with trembling limbs
and voice, remarked, as he handed his
vote to the officer, that his first vote was
given in 1900, and that this was doubtless
the last vote it would ever be his privilege
to give for President. He then handed up
written continent, which he requested
might be read to the thrOng surrounding
the polls, as follows:
"Pslsi be the tongue which now wags
for Treason, and the hand which would cut
the jugular vein of our Christian Common
wealth.
@JOHN KEEP, age SO.
4" Oberlin, November, s, 1884
Endorsed-"A Freeman's Vote, 1864, for
Abraham Lincoln"
Late in the afternoon, Colonel Giles W.
Shurtleff, of the 5Lh United States COlored
Regiment, who lad just arrived on the
cars, came up lmping from the effect Of
his yet unhealed wounds, and rendered
his vote for Lincoln and the Union. The
shout which welcomed and applauded him,
was such as to melt to tears man who
never had the weakness to quail before an
enemy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

.st TTAin--s:O5 A, M.-OINOJENATI EXPRESS,
stopping At Grafton, Wellington, NeE Lon
don, Shelby, Crestlide, Gallon, Gilead, Car
dington, Ashley, Delaware DeEis Centre anS
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0sWEGO nARKET.-NDv.II.
igY TELEGRAPH.I

FiOur-GOod demand. Sales. at $40 DaIO 70
for No. I spring; SII 90 for red winter; SII 30
9Sl2 90 foT white; sI2 25q6I2 IS for double
extra.
Whe6t-M derate dem and. No. 2 Milwaukee
Club 81 10; red winter Ohio S2 3d.
COrn-scarce and quiet. In erior Illinois At
81 50.
0afa-SominaL
BaFIey-Lowet. Bay QuiHte 81 sO9I s.
Canal Freights-Steady.
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HEw YoEE. sroCA MAEA1EF.

HEw YoRK, Nov. II, 1864
Government StOeks-Firm. United
States siXes 1854 coupons -; do 2Os registered
-; do $40 coupons 1OIsS; 1905 -, 1910 cOu-
pons; 9i1z; l0-4Os registered -.
StOckH-LOwe Rock Island =; Milwaukee
4 Prsirie Du Cnien -; Toledo -; Northwest-
ern -; Northwestern preferred 81; Cleveland
Hi5 Illinois Central scrip. 1Z75<5 Mich
gan Southern andhOrthern Indiana T41z; hsWYork
Contra lz5i Erie lW5s Erie prefeL =; Hudson
l22; Reaoiag -! Fort Wayne -; Michigan
Central -; MAriposs =; On oks liver 50; Ohio &
NJ Ilssissippi certificates 4O5z.
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sEow.-There was quite brisk furry of
snow in the air yesterday-the first exhi-
bition of the season.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc-We were pleased
to observe that Miss Western had
rousing house last night, on
the occasion of her benefit. In this season
of good houses we have not seen better
one. Every seat in the house was filed,
and many had to content themselves with
standing room. The first piece, "The Ac-
tress of Padua," afforded Miss Western an
opportunity to display the finest acting
with which she has as yet favored US. She
was admirably sustained by the company.
The afterpiece was Frenchy, but. capital.
Miss Western played the part of Paul, the
Pet, with exquisite naivets and ndnaturalness.
The rest of the company, nearly all of
whom were cast in the piece, played their
parts excellsntly. Miss Hewitt received
we'll merited applause for her fine rendition
of 'I viii be True to Thee"
Tonight Miss Western appears in that
inexhaustible drama, 'Jack Sheppard"
The afterpiece is that screaming farce ::
''The Ghost" a good Saturday nights
bill
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS o GIN
OOINHATI AILROAD,
Is64-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Is63-5.
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9Eatistry.
NENTISTRY.

n hENTlSIK1..-
IThose having sets Of Artificial Teeth which
hsy carefully keep in the drawer, or hnd trouole-
ssoo to carry in the pocket especially invited
70 call at Drs. HALLIWELL ANIELS', Den
tists Southwest side Of Pubic Square and Ontario
Itrest Artificial Teeth upon Nuleanized Rubber
base with our mode Of inserting, are pronounced
By all to be ne most lite likei useful in eating,
speaking or singing; they can DO htted over any
remaining roots and warranted to ft- Upper OF
Lower Sets gl5 and upwards. Persons having sets
upop Gold Plate not fitting O0rrg city, can have
hem exchanged in partPayment. Established over
we've years. oeS
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N,V. z5SAE1 RL'ARHKT---NOv. II
lax II 4ssRAFH.l
MOney-Less aetiuIe and easier at . Ct.
Sterling Exehg .nRe-Duu at l09Z for
gold.
GOId-EAslsr. Qpering at 2425<, declining to
24l15, advancing TO z4514, declining to 2S912, ad
Yancing TO 24335, and closing az 24z
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ltt Peninsula, on Tuesday evening, November
lst, by Rev. T. Il. Fairchild, Miss EMILY V.
BRONSON to Lisut. ARTHUR L. OOEGER, ll5th
o. VI.
On the 10th instant, at the residence Of @. s.
Hobbs, by the Rev NJ. A. Hogue, of Westminstsr
Church, GET ReE ". HOBBS and Mrs. ELLEN
A STEWART
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Is First-Olass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, 70 az Eastern Cities
TRACK IS STONE BAlLlsTED Z FREE FR0s BUslI
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We have opened our Retail coal yard,
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
Post-ofiee promptly attended to,
LENUEL CRYWFORD 4 Son.
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8Hukers.
B0usnriaI.
TUIGs AND HAIR WORN.

WIGS AND HAIR WORN.
WI. D Y'S EKW ESTABLISHMENT,
TIE IARGEsT IN THE STATE
For VIC SEXES AT LADIES' HAIR DRESSING
46 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Manufacture cf ~ kiads OF WIGS, i1cludini
the osIsbrated
ILL.u SION WIG,
that 90 resembles nature to defy tho closest
scrutiny A Verv large and beautiful stock o.
LOEG HAIR (b-o lght BY the proprietor from
Europs, for SWITUHES md BRAIDS-the haesi
assortment ever sen il this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Half'HigS.
In every stYis, Eith ell improvements.
sETs OF OOEHs, made from French RsturS
OuEled Hair tg7si satsed.)
HU9EEE DOUBLE ard TRIPLE B0Ws,
WATERFALLS, Sc,
made BY the advertiser, eqdal to those imported
Ladies Braids made into any kind OF Hoad-Dres
q Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES HAZE DRESSING in the most prevail
SAnd fashionable styles.
aSAu work warranted g represent d
HOT and COLD BATHS st all hours. dsoSs
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BUFAFLO MARKET-.Nov. IL,
TBY TzLEaRAPHJ.

IBY TzLEGRAPH.l
FIOur-Firm.
Wheat-Buiet hut firm, at 50 2Oa2 25 winter
red; s2 2s amber; 81 Os No. 2 81 icsgo spring.
COrn-Sl 60 for No. 2.
ORts-S49S5c to arrive.
Barley-CAnadian 81 sO9I 50:
Eye-Sl As.
Whisky-Quist at 81 10.
Canat FreiEhts--WheatI I9c corn lBJSc oats
lie TO New York.
Lake AmpOFts-EIour 42s; wheat -;
corn - cats --; barley
Canal ELpOrts-r Flour 5S6; wheat 81 100;
corn u, 200; oats 80, $40; rye -
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TRAVELLERS RBGIsTK-

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either 0i tho
above Trains Boats, will be called for by COsohes
Of SteysnB Omnibus Line, by leaving their addross
at the Omnibus Once, l41 Superior street, next
door to the Weddel House.
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! nnM MONEY ApYANOEp-

&0U,UUU in sums TO Euit-st the old stand
~ ,SeilSknovn WAGNER's LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities OF every kind, viz: Gold and silver
Vatshea, Diancnds, Silver Ware, Jevelryi Guns
DIstols, Dlothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Meiodeons'
- ,,ost stsfectorv terms Business strictly prt-
- gstsbiishsd 1851. n. B.--A variety Of TN
rs5s,med Watohes IsEeiry, Gum, ac., fof sale ~
ksrgainH. g. -s.....
o,eT TsviI and PssrCtto's Clothing Store.
'o.sS5 q ~ EA3EEE-
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80 a. M.-hIGaE EXPRESS TRAIE-stSptine
at Girard, Ash abuis snd fsinesvilie 0uly. and
arrive nt Clevai and Al 10 A. "A.
6:l5. a. ~. Mall AMI ACCOMMODATION
TRAlN-stopBi 3 s. All ststi0Es and arrive at
C5velaad at l0.2a A. y.
l0:l5 A. u TOLEDO EAPRESS-S.opying st ali
starA-sIs except Swanviiie. say brook, Uni0nViIe,
Perry, Mentor and TicEiide. and arrives Al
Cleveland al 2:l5 P.k-
5:35 ?. M--DAY ExPRESS TRATN-Stoppine ct
GiraTd, OOuneaat, AHhtab0ls, Geneva 4 fAines-
vile only, aud arrives 10 Cleveland ST 9 70 P. n.
~ seOoEG Giass IaEs --5 sun all Lbrcugh
Trains.
Al the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, CDcin-
nah, indianapolis, St Louis, &c.; aud all thrOugb
sraiIs going eastward, connect Dankirk with the
trains o. the New York Ere Railroad, ani \. Buf-
al with those OF the New York Central & Buffalo
NeW Yosk City Railroads tor New York, Albany.
B0ston, hiagaTs sails, Sc, aud at ASo III trsins
the fhilad0phia h kTe Railroad.
~ Day EIpress, last and Wust, counscts at
lirard with Trains Efic > Pittsburgh Railroad
or Llnssyii1. Essdvtiie, jamestown, &C.
Il. fOfTLSGHAM, Sap'L
Cleveland, Oct. 37st Isss-
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C!LEYELANp 3 gBlE kAIL8OAD
w1NTEE ABBAEsEHEsT.

IN and Sf5ar EOnday, Oct. 3lst Lot, Passenger
TTaia5 VII run - follows, tsIudays sxfepted)s
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CLEVELAND BRANCH SANITARY COMMISSION
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY OF NORTH
ERN OHIO.
Central Office, 95 Bank street.)

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 7th, 1864.
At a regular meeting held November list,
Mrs. J. A. Harris was unanimously chosen
Vice President of this Society. This sp-
pointment Is cordially commended to our
Branch Societies and to all friends.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY Nor. OHIO.
pov10.l76
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Connections are made 40 MOnTOevila with t1o SAN
duAky, Mansfield Newark r. g.. At Clyde viii, the
sandu5ky, Dayton Cincinnati X. T.. at Fremont
with the hreElost 2 Indiana K B.; and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
Jackson, OFT Wayne, bcgan5p0Ft Lafayette, Cairs,
Alton st. Louis ard al poi1ts West, Northwest ard
Southwest.
Trans arrive IN ClsyeisEu fTan Toledo and the
Nst at 9.z0 A. n, - p. - aud $40 P. K fum N
Saudusky a. 9.I5 A. n. 70. - kNUE XII. S1p't
Cleveland, Oct % I6s4
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-sa 81 ERGiAL.
aaEs....AEn 4Aaans.
moaDNG LEADER oFFIC.

LIDAI EVENING" NOFs H. E1'Ts
rhs receipts o.. a. sln By rail foE the A hours
ealing Ai half past one O'Clock today are ~ FOL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

al 3-I0 PER CENT. AND l0-4O" NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission lowed to subsoribsTs.)
sFU. S. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2Os lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
chesed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and souId at best rates Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. Incur
ent funds converted at lowest. Revenue StampI
sale. oc4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

Police CoUET-The following cases were
disposed of in the Police Court yesterday
morning:
Drunkenness-August Frank, George
Wilson, and William johnson, fined 81 and
costs, each; John o'Marah and William
Callihan, s. and costs.
Disturbance-Oriah Carte, s. and costs !;
Simon ". Mcdonald, The costs.
Injuring Property-Charles Jones, sent
TO the Reform Farm, and William Birch
field fined tho costs.
Assault and Battery-Arthur Tierral,
$40 and costs
Violating Goal ordinance-Allen Jones,
ST., and Allen Jones, Jr., continued to
November 18th.
Adultery-James Lyons, $50 and twenty
days in county jail.
Murder-Jobn Root and Michael McGue,
discharged. a..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

CSOR SALE HOUSE AND LOT On
Il Forest street House large and commodiousi LOT
n 81 bV - with an abundance of fine shrubbery,
M sao1 frrIt cheice grapes and good barn Terms
49, Ep0uiFs OF D. ". GAGE, ESQ, l6o SUPERIOR 81