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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

AcAnz1Y OF. .MUsIu.-Ths kssuness Of the
north wind last night undoubtedly led
many 90 prefer the wer nth of glowing
coal fire to the night ride or walk neces-
sary to bring them to the Academy Of Mu-
sic. And yet full house greeted Mr.. Nc
Keen Buchanan on his appearance in
Macbeth. Mr.. Buchansa is gifted By Ia
ture with all the prerequisites for = sue
eessful tragedian-an imposing presence,
Ane face, voice Of great power and
depth. Els acting is spirited, and the
impr ession made by his Macbeth last
night was very favorable. Miss BUehan-
an, as Lady Macbeth, lacked the force and
vigOr necessary for the impersonatiou Of
that wonderful character. Her conception
of the part was, however, perfect, and her
manner beyond criticism. Mr.. Evans Mec-
duff was excellent. We have seen nothing
from this very correct and Torcibls sctor
which has pleased Us better. Mr.. Lee as
Banquo and Mr.. Gossin as Malcolm both
displayed unusual tragic ability. The
witch scene passed off excelisntly.
Tonight schiller's great drama Of
'Ths Robbers" will be produced, with Nr'
Buchanan as Charles De Moor, and Miss
Buchanan as Amelia.
The performance will conclude with the
very popular and successful farce, Of ''The
Windmill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

oxE LAsT:vIslE FsoM GoTrseEAIK.-our
readers will be delighted to learn-as we
are delighted to announce that Mr.. L.
NJ. GOttschalk-we beg pardon,-str Lewis
NJ. Gottschslk flor We believe that gentle
man has been knighted recently By the
Queen of Spain has been engaged by that
unrivslled SnlpTescrSO Grau, and will make
farewell visit to the West this winter,
appearing in Cleveland on the ssh of De-
cember. This is positively our last visit
from Goiteohslk, as be has contracted for
series Of concerts in Havana, and
has received an imperial invita-
ton TO visit Mexico, which he has &C
cspted. He is powerfully supported by
Miss simOns, young lady of New
York, only eighteen years of age, who
made very successful de5~t in tho
coneert-room last season, and who adds to
very attractive personal appearance q
fine fresh voice and unusual musical talent !;
by her famous teacher, SignOr Muaioj by
signor MorelIi, the great baritone, well
known to Cleveland amateurs and by Herr
Aollenhauer, the celebrated violincellist.
This galaxy of talent will be sure to at
tract many admirers. We are confident
that Gottschalk's friends will gather by the
thousand to wish him God speed.
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From LAKE sgPERIoR- new steamer
Ironsides, Captain j. E. Turner, arrived
from Lake Superior on Monday. Mr.. John
Holland,C lerk, kindly furnishes US this
memorandum of her trip: She left Bayfield,
on Friday, Nov, II, whittier shewas driven
from ontonagon by violent northeast
snow storm. The weather IVES so heavy
and adverse that she with great difficulty
made landings atvarious places, for several
days. Snow in the country back of Onto
ragon was reported nearly three feet deep,
affording capital sleighing, and the Onto
nagon river was frozen across nearly to it's
mouth. Stopped at all the way landings,
lett Portage Lake Wednesday, and Mar
quette Thursday last. Found the propeller
Mineral Rock at Copper Hsrbor, the Onto
nagOn and clement at Portage Lake, and
the steamers Pswabic and Gov. CushmaD at
Marquette. The Pewabio left there on
Thursday morning, bound up. At Mar
quette we're also the scbooners Herald, Geo.
Foote, Amaranth, and Eagle Wing. The
Geo. Foote sprang aleGk of Marquette,
.ound down, and had to put in to prevent
sinking outside. She was taken inside the
breakwater, stripped, masts taken cut Of
her, and allowed to sink and remain there
with her cargo till spring. The schooner
Queen City, ashore near ohoaulate river,
will tie got of without sustaining much
damage,
Loft the sauIt River Saturday. The
weather wss Oold, with ice forming in the
bay and river.
While the Ironsides was lying at Eagle
River very painful occurranes was re-
ported. siebold, q German residing at that
point, got into q yawl to come aboard the
Ironsides for some articles of his which the
Porter had in his possession, but be could
not make the steamer, and wss blown out
into the lake. As soon as possible man
put out In boat, alone, to rescue him, and
soon another boat from shore, well manned,
put out, but found nothing Of siebold'--
They, however, fell in with the boat which
contained the man who pushed out to the
rescue Of s., but he was utterly exhausted,
and must soon have perIshed had 1t not
been for their overtaksng him.
On their return Captain Turner was re-
quested to go In quest the missing men,
and he started, but one of the engines get
ting disabled he had to put into Copper
Hsrbor. The schooner Fretter was imme-
diately chartered to go In search Of siebold,
but neither the man nor the schooner had
been heard from a week later, up to the
time the Ironsides left.
The Ironsides brought down rs tons Of
copper consigned to Hussey & Mcbride, 200
tons pig iron for ]. A. ReddingtOn, and a
lot Of miscellaneous freight, with large
load of passengers. She will not make
smother trip this season, but will lay up
forthwith.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE laos OTTY.-Fhe steamer
Iron City. Captain B. G. Sweet, arrived at
this port yesterday morning at ten O'Clock.
We are indebted to her Clerk, Mr.. W.
stevenson, for the following account Of
her trip down,
The following vessels were at Marquette
on the 18th inst: Herald, Eagle Wing,
Starlight, Wild Rover and N. storker.
The steamer Powabic LEFT that point on the
same day, bound up.
The schooner Saginaw and Il. J. Whaley
were at Waiska Bay, and the 1. l. Bronson,
- q. Moss, General ". Scott at the sault
on the 18Th inst. The Jesse 3. Anderson
and J. O. Roberts were in the sault
River.
The steamer Meteor left Detour on the
morning Of the leth, bound up.
The Iron City brought down sixty tons
of copper, consigned to Messrs. Hussey and
Mcbride.
She experienced very heavy weather
during her last trip. When lying at Mar
Quette furious gale came on from the
northeast, and, although she was moorSd
Inside, she lost her eapStan, broke her
wiudIass, and had many of sher ropes
parted
She will not make another trip this sea-
son, bat g Immediately into winter quar-
ters
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tsz esAseHA-ra-l
UOGtOn-FIrmsr. SAFES ct 81 sI9I 50 for mid
ding upiands
FsOlsr-sssts and Western IONi5s better.
Sales 50 s599 = for extxs State; $ll oO9ll 20
for common 20 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; Git 50d112 % iOr trade brands. Market
closing qcfet snd scarSelF so nFm.
WsGisA Ay-dOze active Gnc hrTneF ct 81 TAG
81 7lk
q is for Chicago AID Raotde spring; - 20 for No.
l Ml~sukee aau mixed sPEi1gi % sJ9 - for
winter red wess, IN; S 50 fc= fair amber Mich.
Rye-Firmer; western 81 6Bx.
C9rss-1 = better. Sales 50 81 SIX for miIed
wes ssen asost.
ISs.ts-ies3 cts better. Sales at o51SS39f15So tor
wsstsr. gao1E; 9So f0s do In -
GOffee-QGist and hrm st $o94S5zc-
SuEar-Aotige aud nIm; s169tO1Se for ~ ua'
coVAdo 35@26o for RgTtO Rico.
uOlRsses-Duu
E.oIFolosEs;a- steady. Crude &sIz@Ge1Sc; Re
hn=d Ia bend 6se-
szoge % & and s4sady At sO05Oo
WOOl-Gensrslly steady, bus prices somewhat
unsettled
POrK-Opsnsi heavy and lower, but eiossd d.
oidedIy ~rner, WITH egslye domsl.d. SaIss as S51
5da3s 70 fOr usss; 53s E69SS9 25 tor new do cssh
and regular wsy closing at $50 LIZ oashi S37 co
also $500 bbls Row mess foT November, December
and January, - ess 6o@S40, and is0 bbis prime
u stS toS DOesRbsr aad January, Part at SIS Oo9
SSl O..
Iieef-staady a. previous ptees.
Beef Hans-LIttIs frIaer.
CuG saRRss-Vsry firm Sales 81 l79l9o for
5h ulcer; i5eSzlo for hams-
Bacon Sldes-Quist.
z.sarsl-5hAas irmsr ct q Sfc.
HusGer-' irm with g5~d Gsmandat 5A0S5o for
Ftat. m; izEsse stats-
0neess,--Es.r demand and tsady at l502G]&o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

AcOIDEST.-A frightful'accident occurred
in Freedom, Portage County, on the I1th
inst. Mise Melisss Derthiek, daughter of
J. a. Derthick, Esq, started from her faith
er's residence, alone, for the purpose of
attending leap year party. While cross
ing bridge, the horse which she was driv-
ing became suddenly frightened, and ran
with great speed, oyerturning the buggy
and precipitating the young lady violent
ly upon the ground. She was taken up
frigbtfully mangled and insensiblo, and
conveyed home. Medical aid was sum-
monsd, and hopes are entertained Of her
recovery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

A sLraHr MIsrAKs.-An anonymous con-
tributOr to the Herald, signing himself
"season Ticket" makes the following OBJ
servations on our recent article in reference
TO reserved seats at the Library Association
Lectures:
One might venture the opinion that the
very disinterestsd gentleman who penned
those words (and who occupied very COM
Portable reserved seat at the lecture Thurs
day evening" paid 10 little postal curren-
cy TO secure a reserved seat" but has in
consideration of that ana ether fsvors re-
ceived, and to be received in future, given
fifty cents worth Of special pleading and
Editors are mortal, but
the gentleman holds himself cheap, viz:
the risk Of a reserved seat.
"Ths gentleman who penaed those
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

AceeaA A1aN HANs
Tn, receipts & Wheat aas Com contizus fair,
and Of other gssics light.
Tbs market tins River THE morning opened
DUH sod lower for Wheat Com and Oats were
frm. At the B5ard this sfts-neou, upon the re
CelPt Of the Ea7tsrn rspars, showing slight sd
vsnoe in Flour and srniu, holders OF Wheat ad-
vano,d their Tiaws 2GSc, las buy,Fa wsre not dis.
possd t. meet the 6snsnd, and tn market ruled
Gull and unse tiled, wish light transactions.
The following Ars The sales sud quotations for
to-day:
Freaxsass-Firra at shs foEevius rates: LAza
AID BAii--FiOur to Albany and Troy 81 20, to New
York 81 80. to Boston 81 40. Wool to Ee= York
d 50, to Boston 81 "a. ALL RAIL--To New York,
flour 81 81 Wool 50 q. 10 Boston, KlouT 81 3d.
Wool 81 Il.
FIOuE-Marsst dali and without movement at
SO sO9slO SO for Xxx rcd slO 5O91I 50 fOr Xxx
white.
Wheaf-salss tais morning Of cars No red
on track az 81 O5; car do DO at 81 Os, and carr
No. d On track ct 81 10. At Board cara No.
red o. tEaoS IN sf %.
COrn-Firm and &c better. Sale oar free on
board at 81 IS.
oats-Firm snd unchanged a, T0o from stsre
snd 75g7To on traeA-
Rye-AdTaneOd se5O ssIe car free on board
at 81 80.
Beef CattEe-Markss frm and In good de-
mand At s7saeo 3 D Lac weight. the former price
for ordinary average Of 300 o- and the latter t0r
extra choice.
Dressed EfOgs-Firm with good demand
from packers at I29'S7Fo . y.
POFE-Dsmsnd good Snd market HI@ at sss 90
Gao 90 for heavy n.ess, and S57 oOsss % Tor light
do.
I.arsi-Goo4 request 3. 24o in tiercas end 25O In
kegs, with sales Of 1900 d.
TauOw-The dsmsod Is fair and market arm ct
l7gIsc for city rendered
EsIdes-Grssu trimmed, At slsusater house, s9
loo.
ted at z4925c. Shoulders l9geoci Bacon soo; Dried
Besf15e.
Fsuttsr-s hoics Central ss942o; WVrte-n Be
ssrvs 4s94sc; ohoioo roll 45@47c.
Cheese-Firm. quiet aaa unchanged. Lars'
shipping lots ls9Isoi small lots sslsetsd Is99ee.
Egss-in go5d demand at a5t9s6o for fresu, and
/ s4e1s6o for lined.
POtatoes-selliug at 100 for Peach Blows b
the car load
KIiShwsses- Quiet snd nominal at 81 10.
l &ieea1f STEADY. " Pos e=at hsid at s. szS
s. Neutral Proc Spirits 81 s5.
/ FeIrOEeum-aIarkStA firm ct s59sse.
OEIed APples--Ddarkss active and firm 81 Il
| 9lO1zo,
GreeA Appies-Aosivs shiP2las demand st
g 4o9a rs 3 bsI.
ass,is--Ia god supply and steady; hne 81 s6
COARSE 50 60,
FgssseE Esgee-Eirm $. 50 % io= csveso an'
AiIOa; 50 90 tor RSsadals cement.
s'ssatess-'Povsirs'' lsEd plaster SO Per IOn
E1Ee Cias--ssesdy at 81 5J , barrel.
3aene VVaEe-oDea WAre Isc pOr gallon, an
i jugs lse peE gallon.
Eire ssslyR-In good demand and selling =
| ssT % y 1906
HOps-ohiO held at 2O9AO; New York Stat
| at R5135O.
sxRzs-Lower bas Arm At % 25.
Ala ana sscEtaE- a@Tkss sEssdy. We qaot
as Fo.lovs Present Uss TX ale s1O; Stock Xxx
EISela. Esaoess SO PslS oresm sIl Porte
81. Half and quarter barrels IN proportions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

ANOTHER "RAID."-The Detroit T115Ens
OF Monday morning is responsible for the
following:
On Saturday rumor was current that on
The preceding night q small boat, contain
Ing seven or eight men, attempted to land
at the lower end Of the Michigan Central
Railroad Depot, but were fred upon by the
patrol gusrd there, and beat hasty re-
treat, The story ran thus The parties in
the small boat were hailed, aud answered
the summons to come on shore with sew
eral shots from rsvolvers. The guard then
fred in the direction Ofthe boai, with what
result is not known. Diligent inquiry
fails to substantiate the rumor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

FIRE on UEIvERsITY HEIGRTs.-At a late
hour Monday night fire was discovered
in young lady's room at Humiston's In.
stitute. It burnt through the fOOr, and
damaged considerably the furniture of the
room. The flames were put out by the
students, and no alarm was given to the
Fire Department. Csrelessness with q
lamp is said TO have been the cause of the
Ern
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words" had not supposed that his indi-
vidusl relations with the Library kssoeia-
tion had the slightest connection with the
question at issue, but as they have been
dragged into it by an anonymous cores
pondsnt' hewili simply say that he did not
occupy a reserved seat at the lecture last
Thursday evening" and that, whenever
he shall uss reserved seats, he ezpscts to
ray for them at the usual rate.
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Rr4pIre. os gaE w1sr glpe.-Mr. rrelrp

READINGS OF TIE WEsT sIDs.-Mr. Evelyn
Evans has been engaged to give readings
on Friday evening for the benefit of SOL
diers' families. We hope no one who
loves entertainments Ofthat kind-and who
does nOt7-will fail to be ia attendance.
Mr.. Evans is one of the best elosusionists
in the country, and will delight all who
may be present. The Chicago T15xns and
Tines speak in the highest terms of his
readings in that city last winter. The
object of the recitRtions is very worthy
one. Go and hear Mr.. Evans on Friday
night.
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W1xTER CoXE.-The wind changed on
Monday night, and brought frost and
cramps in its trail. The roads were frozen
stiff, and there was but slight thaw yes
terday even on the south and sunny-side of
things. The docks looked winterish, covered
with ice formed from the spray. Long
iciclos hung from the platforms on the
piers, and receive. additions as each wave
swashed through the sieve Of spiles. The
Sir was nipping and struck in keen as a
rapier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

UNION THAsEseIvINe sERvIoE.-An union
meeting Of all the Episcopal Methodist
congregations of the city will be held in
the st. Clair Street Church, on Thanks
giving day, the 24th inst; service to COM
mence at half-past 10 A. II. The sermon
will be presched by Bishop Kingsley, now
resident in this city. A cordial invitation
is given to the public to attend.
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CLEVELAND LIBRARY ssa3z
ASSOCIATION.
LECTURE sEAsGN-WIETER 1s8i.65.

The Lecture Committee take pleasure in announo-
cling the following Lamsd geasssnen IS Lecturers
for the Annual Oourse 1855:
De-. J. G. H0hLAND-Dec. 1.
Subject: Cost sud Compensation"
REV. JOHN 8. C. ABBOTT-Dec. 8.
Subject; ''Hur War and Con. Grsue."
FITZ HUGH LUDLOW, ESQ Dee. %.
Subject: ~GOod Ltvins."
Rev. JAMES EELS, D. D.-Jan. I3.
sabjsoti ''The Halt Moon and tie Nay Flower
sALPH WALDO EMERSON, EsQ.-Jan.Is
A New Lecture.
"EDMUND EIRKE,H-,Tan. =.
Subject: 'Jef. Davis at Homs."
HoN, DAN'L s, DICKINSON-Fs6. -.
suhjdct: "Asu in His Relations 20 Society and
9Oyernmont."
REV. J. G. FLETCHER-Ft6. -.
Subject: -, orc Miios up the Amazon"
JOHN 2. COUGH, EsQ.-Aareh II.
Subject Not yet announced.
Single Tickets to the Course 90
Tickets admitting Gentlsma and Lady...--.. 90
two L8eiea co
Tickets to q sing 81 cts
Reserved cats 26 Cents Eztsa.
BD-Ticksts for sale at the IiOsary Rooms Brain
ards Music Store. Ct ths Book stores, Commersisl
Bank, and at the OitF Dzsk.
Z. R PEBKINs, Lse.u-,
NJ BLACKBURN, ASsosure
no1 L. =. hELLEE, N'--
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aurIno Intelligence,

MORE D1sAsFzas.-The schooner Emma
arrived at Toledo Sunday night from sagi-
nav, which place she left on the Ist inst.
The Emma was out in the severe gale of
the 9Th, and with nine others was driven
npou the Canada shore, with the loss Of
part Of her cargo. We are informed that
Of this feet of ten vessels, which went
ashore within short distance of each 9th
er, the Emma was the only one that got
of. Her Captain represents the storm as
the most severe experienced on the Lakes
for many years. He says that during the
hight of the gale two-inch pine plank were
lifted from the deck, carried through the
canvass and thrown overheard, while or
dinary lumber was thrown with such force
against the spsrs Of the vessel that the
boards were literally ahivered to sPlinters.
The vessel was not injured.
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WEST SIDE HIGH soEooB Bu1LD1Ee-soL-
DIsKs AID SocEETT.-The Committee take
great pleasure il announcing that they
have secured the services of Evelyn Evans
EGG the celebrated shakespearesn reader
who will give one Of his miscellaneous Sc
iections on Friday evening November, z4tb
1884, Admission, so cts.
Nov I9:St
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$50 REwkRD.-Lost on Thursday last,
either at the depot ct Erie, Pennsylvania,
or on the cars between Erie and Toledo,
pocket hook containing over Eve hundred
dollars ($5OO); also pass from Toledo to
Chicago, signed by H. Il. Porter, and coun-
tersigned by W. D. Manchester. Among
the money were three one-hundred dollar
bills-greenba several compound
interest bearing notes. The finder will re-
ceive the above reward by returning the
same 70 thlR Office.
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NEW oARs ON EHH CLEvELAND AND BEIR
RAnRoAD.-The Cleveland and Erie BAIL
road Company are now building for their
road six new oars, of the finest style, with
all the modern Improvements. They are
50 large ss to afford as much room and
as great convenience to travellers as cars On
the broad gauge liness
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LOCAL NOTIOKS.

To TIE LADIES or TIE sIzTz WARD-You
are requested to meet ct the Wigwsm, on
eooVill street, on Wednesday afternoon at
helf past two o'c ock, to form Relief Asso.
citation for soldiers families. There is an
immediate necessity for such an Associa-
ton, to relieve the large number Of desti-
tute soldiers families in our Ward.
JoEH HUNTINGTON.
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soLDIEss' HoxE.-This institution is still
useful as well as ornamental. About thirty
boys In blue, on an average, stop there over
night. Fifty or sixty soldiers generally
come in on the Detroit morning boat; to
take the early train east, 80 that breakfast
is the best respected meal in the day.
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LosT.-I have Lost a bunch Of keys, some
where between the Postofflce and my Office.
My impression is, left them hanging Ia
the lock Of my PostOflce drawer. Who
ever will return them to me shall receive a
liberal reward. H. s. DAVIS,
noy7g,l79 II River street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

MUsFERED oUT.-Lieutenant M. L. Pad
dock has returned home after three years
hard service in the field. he has been
mustered out. BE went into service as
Sergeant Major Of the 1st OHIO Artillery,
Colonel BarnetFs regiment.
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RAILROAD EAREIsGs.-Tho Cleveland 4
Toledo Railroad earned the Arlt week In
November, 1864, S4I,sa1 against SsS, ,t29
iu the same time last year. Increase So, liz.
G. g. 7. R, R. BRIDsE.-The Cleveland Il
Toledo Railroad Company are preparing to
relay the track on the bridgeneG Toledo.
The stringers upon which the track was orig.
inally placed are to be removed and new
ones substituted. The latter have been
prepared and are now on the bridge ready
to be placed in position.
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ARRIvAt.-The large and powerful tug,
E. n. Peck, of seuit St. Marie, arrived at
this port yesterday afternoon. She Cor he)
is one of the largest and stsunehest craft,
Of the tug persuasion, that pay us oeea-
sional addresses.
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MASTERS sALE-Pursuant 70 the


M ASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
Ikl command Of 3 dserytsI order Of sale fran the
COu4 o. Colamon Pleas NJ CuyShoga county, IN AZ
action ther Ia penclaR, wherein foe CuyahOea
S cam Furnsce Company IS plaintiff, and Johu Civ
en- aud others defer ms, 10 me dfsc co, I
shall oner sale p bis guc1n, Es tus door Of
the Court Hoase f. tae CITY o. Cleveland oa the
ninth day Of : smber, 1864 at three O'Clock P "
the following descr,bed parcels o. land situate IN
tbs ,ity Of Cleveland, COATS Of CuyahOgs aad
State OF Ohio. bounded az ioliows, 20 wit:
PaTOel No. oas.-CcmmsneiLg st posnt on the
westerly line OF ontario street forty feet nor
the5ly from It's intersection With the northsrly line
Of Michigan street; thence westerly, s. right az
Sies with ontario stEeet, one hundred eeg 20 pTi-
tate alley ten feet In width; thence northsriy IA =
lns At right angles with Michigan street., tRenty-
two To- s Jhenos ssstsrly f. lins parallel Sifh
Michigan street, one huEdrsd feet to the westerly
line Of Ontario street; Ehenes sOutheTy on the said
westerly line OF Ontario street twenty two sst 20
ths place Of beginning togshsr vito ali the hersd
itGmsnts and apart nsncss thsre1nto belonging,
but sub j-ct to all streets and highways.
Appraised a. $1,000.
Fayesl Ne. IsO.-Oomnencing af 3 point on the
noItheEly line Of Michigan st;seg, hundred ami
ten feet WeatsIty frcn 0Hfa ic street, thence nor
therly ct right angles with Michigan ssrest ninety
two fseti ths1cS westerly IN line aE rigns sng'cs
with Ontario street, twenty-five FEST thsnoe south-
erly In iEo 1T right a.giee with Michigan stre.t
nine y-tvo iest 20 the DOrther3y Hns Of Aichis az
street; thence easteTiy EioDg the said n0rthery line
OF Michigan sirest twenty-five feet 10 the place OF
beginning, together with ell the hsreditzments and
sopartenancet thsrsuntO belong gsg, hut subiect TO
all streets and hiehuAye.
Appraised ct e, 800.
Terms esSh- HENRY q. ABBEY
Master Commissioner.
NoTsmbsr 3, is'l. nos;lsesT
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nUgAEs.s, aEARKET...Sor. "a

EIOuF-IJors active and prices unchanged
wheat nil Ne, Milwaukee spring SO %;
amber Michigan 81 "a; winter red So 10; no. 2
50 zee 20; Ne. chicago 81 %.
Cs1rm-Duu O. inactive; held at 81 T531 90
sSaIs-Hsid at SO.
WhIsky-S1 TO.gt II.
Canal Freights-Unchangad
Lake IEDpOrts-Elouri 1924 bbls i; wheat
40, 4; oats 225, Tt; b5rity l, 10.
Canal Experfs-Fiour 1880; wheat 20 l Q;
osts ,16o; = . 3. eco.
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PEEsoSL.- Lieutenant L. S. Ollie, of the
los Regiment, Corps Commissary of the
2sd A. O., and formerly foreman of the
LEADER, arrived in town last evening to en-
Joy thirty days furlough.