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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

ATwo important speeches on Amer
lean topics have recently been delivered
in England. On the Goth ult. Sir X.
Collier, the British Solicitor Geseral, ad
dressed his constituents At Plymouth
In the course Of his speech be made IA
vorabls meotion Of our prize courts. say
ing: "Thus far the decisions Of the
American prize courts, have been, upon
the whole, such a. We have no reason to
CON plain Of" He could NOT say, that be
agreed with every prop ,siiion Of inter
national Law they had laid down, but
thought it l,ut fair 70 say, THAT upon the
whole the Judgments have been we'll con-
sidered and given with desire 10 JUS
tice.''
Lord S,soly. MP. son Of the Earl Of
Derby, and n liberal conservative. 10 a
late address, said OF the American war
that the duty of England's absolute neu-
trality was very plain. and he had
no wish to violate it. lie saw nc
prospect of al early close of the var,
which would not end uniil the utter ex
haustion Of one of the belIigerents. ant
The time for that had net come. Neither
party is half beaten yet. He thinks il
likely, As be thought three jea,s ago, tina
the North will be able TO oyerrun in III,
end the whole Southern territory. Their
its POLITICAL difficulties will begin. Thu
real perpiexity will be, 10 hold such Ter
ritor,ss AMI populations 10 subsection. =
He does not attach much weight TO thu
drain of nen and money. Europe vii
soon supply the men, and such > counir,
cannot be permanently ruined. All Eag
land can do, aud all it ought to do, is L
let them 6aht i, out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

~ Ja1ai1, The 'baiber-poet Of Frrncs,
Who has received many bonors. praises
Gnd prizes, il dead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

EA young man 10 Boston married .
vile few weeks ago, went out into the
back yard in tie evening, and has nct
been heard Of since. His wife conse
quently received letter from him. stat
ing that he had Left her because he W.
unworthy Of her, and that before she
would receive the letter. he should Be- no
more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

And yet not able to sing. "There' q light
in the window for me" The picture is
an affecting one. Daniel F +, we feel
badly, and no Peter Funk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11
H Adjutant Woolsey. of he Seven
Pooh DAN.-Th. following lines were
picked up on the street Yesterday:

Dan. Miiler's dead, and nov, Ills said,
His ghost will sure pass muster
Aud then will 60 where ali ghosts go
To meet the ghost Of Buster p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

LET Wise men Of all ages have strove
to hnd out the safest investments for their
families. The great object has now been
obtained. They now invest their means
in the old New York Life Insurance
Company. Isaac Cook, now in our city.
is its Special Agent.
d w RAIIrY Local An,t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11
Hrso1c MATAnoRAs, September. rs.

D%A corn-cutter in Paris commences
his puff in these words: "AlIthe HoTldl
has corns: the fsirest. boldest, best Ro.
meo. doubtless, had corns; Juliet had,
probably; and you, ladies and ge0tlemen,
need not blush to expose your feet to the
operator" etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

IL seminal, Urinary ana Sexual 0ys-
fane- and reliable treatment-in rsparts u 1Ire
sIov AeeocaAfIoH-ssnt BY mail In ssalsd letssr A
vslones me- Of charge Address, N. J. Hu1u HououP1a
rh3a p. 1Qr4-dAw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

~ Tho gunpowdsr explosion It Firth
England, on the lss Of october vas hsard
ninety. -four miles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

DAY UP.-Ah persons indebted ID
u ~ undt9ne4 wfIl pieaes call 4 their once "a
Main street. betwsen "A and "a m earu ever
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

~"This is the ticket that / shall
vote for the remainder of my life," said
Daniel F. upon Tuesday, brandishing
Mcclellan ticket
Why, really, Daniel F. We have heard
that down in Arkansas they voted for
Jackson after he was Dead but We didn't
think the practice would come in vogue
up here. Are you right sure you won't
Vote any other ticket, Daniel Does Athe
Court understand herselfy' You will have
to vote that ticket every day for long
time before Little Mac will be President.
@ Adjutant Woolsey, of The Seven
tsenth Iowa, called upon Us yesterday
He left Sherman's army few days ago
The Adjutsnt, though bnl young man
has made 6ne record Tor himself during
the three years Of his army life as an off
Ger and soldier. He resigned on nc.
count of i'll health, and is still quite fee.
bic. His numerous friends will heartily
Welcome him back to his home and to civil
life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

KKoKuK, Iowa, Nov. 10, 1884 !
EDIToRs Carr CRY GsHtlemen, have the honor
herewith transmit the the soldiers in the Uni
ted States General Hospital Keokuk Iowa. the sth
day of vember 1884, for President and State officers
j. C. TODD, Iowa State Agent
FoR PREsrpEsr--Abraham Lincoln $50, George B. Nc
Clellan, 13.
Jupo rs RE ssparnr couns-c Cole, bo4; Thomas
NJ Monroe, 49,
sKcRrrAsr OF sr.rr-Jsmes Wright, so7; James
AUDITOR srArE-John A Elliot, to7; &c HeDder-
shot, IS.
TKsAsuRIR or srArr--william II Holmes, sos; John
ATTORNEY GfsraAl-Isaac L Allen, SOC, Chas NJ Dun
bar ID
RKaIsrEn srarK LAND oTr1cr-Joshua Harvey, SOC;
Iolbrook, H.
REPRESENTATIVES, IN coxGRKss.
LIST District-Jamss Wilson, las Hornish. 3; Ira
Mitchell. i.
ID pistrict- Hiram Price, g.. Geo n Parker,
Sd pistrict-Wm Allison 61
4th pis;rict-Josah h Grinnell, 14s.
9th District--John Kssson, 80; WIN D McHsnry, 2
9Th Disrict--A III Hubbard, 80.
nfsTRrcT ArroRSKr
9th District-Hugh W Maxwell, S.
sth 4 Il Scott As.
18th =" John Burk IL.
DISTRICT JUDGE.
| It'll Distrct-John Scott Richmond 81: Jas Grant ].
| sth q Chas II Conklin, 4s.
! 18th " William FAIRFIELD, IL.
STATE SENATE.
7th District-Adam Beck 5.
3th ZEE Edwards,
! Sd " Samuel A Moore. Is.
RErEEsISIArvss IN Legislature.
I'D District-L Spencer, 5.
10 fiji sscane. in Lee county, Ab'aon Anderson, 5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

D0-An engine on the Illinois Central
Railroad exploded last Friday at Pana,
instantly killing 7. Sullivan, ths engineer,
and injuriug the fireman, Amos Beal, ia
saeh manner that be lived but three
hours Afterwards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11
MEXICAN MUSTANG LaNImErr.

The parties In Sc Louis and CEeinnat who have been
the Mustang Lnimenf under pretenee Of
proprfetorshp, have been thoroughly ssfoped by the
Courts To guard sgainst further irnpo,itian. have
procured from the U. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp which placed ever the top Of zach
bottle Each stamp bears ffIr fac SINK OF my signs
fure and without which the article - Cgunerteit,
dangerous and worthless Imitation. Examine ever. bot
tie THIS Eminent has been and growing n Isos for
many Years. There hardly hamlet the habit
able Globe that does contain evidence ~ wonder
fli Effects II II the beet esoljen in the world. With
It's present Improved ingredients its effects upon and
ben perfectly remarkable Sores heAlci, paasfs
relieved, lives saved valuable animals made useful sfd
untold Ills sssuaged. Fer cuts bruises sprailIs ritema
tis sweIIings htescufs cAke frass strained hcr~es
&c. n Is Sovereign Remedy that should b. dis
penstd xith. Ia shord be In every family Sold by al
DrlgfiSts
ocfli-dkw d. BARNES, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11
THE CITY.

eE Hancock county, Illinois, is repor.
ted about $50 msjority for Mcclellan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11
Rebel Ctvlltzation...Ge Shertd = n
and Others Poisoned.

New YoRK. Nov. 8.-The Herald
harrisburg correspondent says: Gen.
Sheridan, accompanied BY Col Coms,ock,
OF Gen. Grants staff. Capt. T. w. Moore
and others, while on visit to Winches.
ter, we're suddenly taken with symptoms
OF poisoning from corrosive sublimate. The
most ready sntidotee were administered.
and at last accounts they we're doing well,
though at one time their csses we're al.
most hopeless The poison 10 supposed
to have been contained in some cheese. Of
which all had psrtaken freely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

|We are not required to go to Jeru-
salem to offer sacrifices fok our sins nor TO
De cleansed there from onr defilements;
neither would it Be accepted Of Us il Ne
possessed the whole world and were to
offer all We had there on Jewish alters.
We are only invited TO 60 to Jesa. aud to
that fountain opened for sin aud unclean.
ness IN the hosse Of David; and there ve
may resort whenever We feel the need az
pardon, regeneration or sanctiica,iop.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

Tam out on the ocean sailing,
To 4 home hey ond the tide =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-11

Corrected By s.HAMILL 4 co.,

DanY Car crst orY,ca,l
lKBoxuK, November 10, tse4.
aROC ERlkS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09
ON CATARRH-DEANEss,
AND OAN BE ooNsULTEp Is
USUAL
And all the various diseases of the Esr
Throat and Air Passages.
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.

The first sensation IS ususIly a feeling
Of dryness and heat in the nose, and fre-
quent inclination to sueezing. There is an
inability to breathe freely, as the nose be-
comes stopped up, sometimes on one side,
,or,c4Sr,,og -, Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

WARD 0ReIEIEATIoNs.-There was great
activity and strife yesterday, in the early
morning, between the two parties, in the
way of securing the organisation in the
several wards. Before six O'Clock in the
morning, door-bells were furiously pulled
and jerked, or, in case there was no bell,
the door was vigorously pounded, creating
diversion enough outside and noise enough
within. The language of the ben-jerks
and the door thugs was this: "Wake up!
get up! hurry to the POLISH The vigor of
the crier entered into the soul of the sleep
sr, and he f1it out" in twinkling, and
scampered to the polls. 1t was the most
exciting season of the day.
The Unionists, as far as we have heard,
were ahead in securing the Ward organiza-
tiOns, as may be seen below. The party
which had the greatest number at the polls
at six O'Clock was entitled to the choice Of
the remaining judge of the election and
the clerks. The following are the names
of the men who were chosen judges of
election in the wards specified
John N. Perkins, Union, First Ward
Rodney Gale, Union, Second Ward; R.D.
Noble. Union, Fourth Ward Samuel Johns,
sr., COpperh ad, Fifth Ward E. B. Cham
berlain, Union, Sixth Ward. And we got
the Judge also in the Eleventh Ward,
which is thevery sty of Copperhesdism in
this city. Weowe this brilliant victory to
the energy and strategy of Commissioner
kirkpatrick, who mustered his braves be-
times, and went in heavy on time, himself
heading the legion, and gallantly carried
the day. On second thought, however, we
doubt whether it was such an extra bril-
liant thing after all.
For consider; the Copperheads had big
time Monday night, they say; they spoke.
Oheered, yelled, got dry, drank, and, mind
full of the Mayors proclamation, which
shut up all the saloons, they laid in plen-
tiful supply of the "indefatgable," and
the reaction of the nights revel came on
yesterday morning, and the Copperheads,
at six o'clock, were in the predieameat of
puppies not nine days old. This is the
most charitable theory we can frame, and
it seems to explain the largest number of
facts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

MKRNAID TICKETS IN THE Sixth WARD
The honest and poetic Copperbeads in the
Sixth Ward, succeeded in palming of few
bogus tickets yesterday, but were soon de-
tected in playing that lying, lousy game,
aud squelehed in their high career.
The tickets alluded to bore at the head
the names of the Union candidates for the
Presidency and Presidency, but the
names of the Copperhsad electors were
placed below-a kind Of antique, fabulous
ticket, beginning fair and noble and beau
tiful as maiden, but ending in decided
ly questionable tail-piece. A few Union
voters were thereby deceived.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

SuBslsTEEcE DEPARTMENT, u. :. AR1T, I
WHEELING, ". Va, Nov. 4th, 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS, MUST BE IN
Ndsplicate from nIst hands, and from affizsns
10Y al the u g. Government only, will be received
at this office until IL o'clock DoOn on Tuesday the
10Th Gay of November, 1864, for supplying for the
se OF the United states ARMY, Subsistence Stores
10 be delivered ct Wheeling, ". Virginia, a. fol-
lows, viz:
1000 Bushels Prime Potatoes.
The Potatoes to be Of good mSIohantAbie quality,
10 weigh (C) sixty pounds 10 the bushsl, snd 10 90
put up iu good eJres, well coOpered. full head
lined, and in good shipping order. Ali Old marks
except such as pertain ~ the Contents must be Oh
liberated, and each package must have marked up
on it plainly AID distinctly. the aud eddTess
ofthe .eer, the name OF the article, the gross ar
aud n tt weight, words ~. s. Subsistence De-
partment," and the date OF the contract
Proposals for the whole or part of the above will
be received, but proposals must state the quantity
and time in which they Can be furnished. Marked
samples OF the Potatoes mast accompany the pro
Pos ais, aud must be rsfsrryd TO thorcin copy OF
tnis advertisement "a sip from hs%spaper) must
BE- attached 10 each proposal
Proposals mus be on blank forms, which Will bo
furnished OH application aJ this office, aud m1st be
enclosed In q lesled env lope addressed 10 the un
dcrsigned, and Ind lrsed Proposals for POtatOe-' -
Pay yGient to be mads in such funds As may be fur
ished b, the treasurer OF the United statts hut
contract made by him has been accepted and de
Ilvered.
The right is reserved to rejsct any or all OF the
proposals, If such a course should be deemed by the
undersigned for the iutareHt OF the GoycTnmvnt.
Proposals must be signed by the parties them
selves, and not by clerks, agents, &C.
nOs:l76 Il. TURhEB, captain and O. 5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09
zasaIrat.
NEW TREATMENT
: GIONFIbKNTIAL NgpIn4L ADVICE.
Syphilis, Ssnilal Weakness, and the Secret
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DFS, ", and &. LAMERT,

DFs, ". and i. LAMERT,
once on the urst hoor in the Atwater Bnilding,
3ooI OF Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
THE SILENT FRIEND.
A Report on be Nature, Treatment ana Cure Of
Nervous and Physical Debility, Exhaustion, sper-
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en- appear incu abb, when in reality they can be
ehcctually removed By the most simple means.
A MOST SCIENTIFIC LEVEETIOE.
An instrument icr the cure Of General Debility
or Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as
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York lt has been declared the only useful taHtfu
ment ever invented for ths cure OF Seminal Weak
ness, any disease OF tho genital organs caused By
the secret habits Of youth.
Drs. y. aud R. Lasrert, In order TO satisfy the
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pledge themselves that in instance where it may
prove unsatisfactory, aftsr tlir trial, the money
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EEw REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
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the JOINTS affections OF the kidneys, diseases Of
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which produce constitutional debility, render mlr-
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OF upwards Of thirty yesrz extensive and successn
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COUNTRY IEVALIDS.
Persona IN any part ci ths '<1rid may be success
fu ly treated By forvsrt1s correct Gesai OF their
ease, with remittance for medicines, etc.
DIS. ". 3 Z. LAAfEgT,
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sep29;R3;dtw cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

A DRAFT-sKEDADDLER NLBBED.-Commis-
sioner Kirkpatrick arrested g man in
Brooklyn yesterday, who swore he would
vote for Mcclellan and then clear out for
Ca. ada. He was draft-skedaddler, and
he may have a sweet time of it before he
gets clear. His father offered $1,000 bail,
but Commissioner kirkpatrick coOlly in
formed him that he cared more for the
man Just now than for the $1,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09
LOUAL NOTICES

FARM Stock FOR SALE.-The subscriber
will sell, at his farm in Wsrrensville town
ship, two and half miles from Newburgh
village, on Friday, November IL, at 10 NJ,
the following property, viz: one pair of
Black Mares, matched one four-year old
horse; one twO-year old horse; one year
ling; one double carriage; one twO-horse
wagon seven cows; seven head of year
lings; seven hogs; twenty five tons ofhsy,
in barn eight acres of corn, in shock; to-
gether with q lot of farming tools.
Terms-all sums under $40, cash over
$40 aud under $50, six months credit; over
$50, nine months eredit-with approved
security. D. S. WIGHTMAN.
Warrensville, Nov. l, 1854. Inv7.17s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09
EEW YORK RIARKET--EOv. s


COtEOD-Flrmer with moderate demald.- Eales
at 81 539l "a for middipg upAnds
kiOur-Stste and Western quiet and firm
Sales $40 209iO 35 for extra State; SII Oo@ll GO
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio Sll 3o9l2 20 for trade brands. Closing
quiet and firm.
WhisIzy-nulI. Sales at 81 u for state; 81 72
al rs for western.
Wheat-Firm with good demand. Salts No. 2
Chisago sprlus at 50 Is; choiss amoer Milwauzee
81 Y; winter red western 81 3S92 Al; amber Mich
igan 81 i211g2 As, the latter price for choice.
RyeQuet.
BarEey-Dull.
COrn-Ic better with fair demand. Sales at
81 6s for mixed western.
Oats-QuIpt and vory firm at 9l1<o for western.
COnee-Dul
Sugar-Qulet. Cuba 1870
MOlRsSes-Q Quiet New Urlsans 81 I561 25.
PesroIeuh4-QOiet and firm 45c q ude; 67
969c for Refined IN bond; s49s55 Refined free.
POrk-FIrmer but quiet. salos at $50 Gp44O 90
for mess; S4l 50614l 10 for new do cash and regu-
lar way closing s4l 627z cash; S3s eOgS39 90 for
prime; Sal 25GI2 10 for prime meas also 5000 bb
for January, cell RS option, at $40 COZ 200
bbls new pIime mess for December, buyers option,
At S3e 20
Beef-Active sDd very firm. Sales, part to ar
rive, at 81 O0al4 20 for cOuutry mess; Sl4 OJas
70 "a foi Old aud new repsOksd M ss, AID Sl9 UOG
"A 90 1or old and new eXtrs mess.
Reef HamS-Firm.
Lard-Firm with fiIst-rats dem md at 2l1S124c
- inside price for inferior.
BuGter-Firm with good demand; S4S4sc for
western, and 42eg54 for state.
Cheese-YeIy Hrn at l6g25o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

CHAsTE As Ice AND PURE AS SEow.-The
Fragrant Sozodont is a scientific prepara-
tlon OF the purest and choicest Ingredients
Of the oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
ingredient is well known to have a bonef-
cial effect on the teeth end gums. It re-
moves all disagreeablo 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 impereeptibly destroy them.
Sold by Druggists. now cod .I6e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

AcKNowLEDeENENT.-T hearts of the
LEADEs's Corps of compositors were cheer
ed last night on the reception Of liberal
lunch from the hands of T. B. Brockway,
Esq, of the popular and excellent Ameri-
can House. The compositors return thOn-
sand thanks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

LOCOMOTIVE Boiler ExPLoDED.-The boil
er of the locomotive Buffalo, exploded at
Shelby yesterday forenoon, sealding the
engineer and two iremen. The engineer
has since died, and the other men were so
badly burned that they were not expected
TO olivetKroughthe day. We have not learn
ed any Of the particulars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

From LIVERPooL.-The bark Thermetus,
of Cunningham, Shaw & Co. line of Liver
pool packets, arrived at Detroit on satur-
day morning on her return trip from Liver
pool. She brought out an assorted cargo, q
portion of which was discharged here, and
the remainder at that port. 1t is intended,
we understand, to Immediately freight her
with return cargo, and send her abroad
with the least possible delay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

BILLIARDS IN LouIsvILLE.-A match game
of billia ds came of in Louisville several
days ago, between John W. Coon, of this
city, and Frank Parker, formerly Of Chi
cago. The gsmo was for $500 side, 1000
points carom, and was won by Coon by
eighty four points.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

ARREsrrD.-A man was arrested yester-
day, at the polls, in the Sth ward who had
sworn in his vote. Commissioner Kirkpat-
rick arrested him on the ground of alien
age, and or the suspicion also that he was
a deserter. This man, whose name We did
not learn, was taken to the Soldiers Rest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

CATTLE FOR THE EAsT.-A heavy train of
cattle and hogs went over the Lake shere
road yesterday, bound for the East. There
were two cars, double tiers, of swine, and
fifteen cars ofthe best live beehive have seen
for long while. They came from Colum-
bus YesterdaY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09
A M1srAKE-It was rumored in the ci

A M1sTAKB.-It was rumored in the city
yesterday morning that Clark Warren had
been killed by the late railroad accident on
the Erie Railroad. But Mr. Warren cast q
vote in the Third Ward yesterday, which
fsct may be taken as proof that he " still
lives"
Special Agent Clark, of the POstof5ce
Department, tsas killed By that accident,
and hence the rumor and the mistake.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

WRECK OF TIE KEsosHA.-The wrecking
steamer Magnet which went to raise the
wreck of the propeller Kenosha, has COM
pletsd the service as far as to right her,
and is in readiness to pump her out.
Further operations has been suspended for
the timo being, rs the Magnet has been
called away to visit the brig Concord, in
distress at the entrance of sandusky
Bay. She left Detroit for the latter point
on Thursday at ten O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09

Two MORE SoLD1ERs GoSE.-The soldiers
mentioned below died in hospital at Nash
vile, Tenn, during the week ending No
vembor 5th:
sias Coe, I25th o. vi.
George Sims, NJ, 10th o. VIC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-09
RUrAFI.o MARKEr..rov. 8.

FIOur-Firm and quiet.
Rheat-Firm tut ina tive. Held No 2 Chi
cago sprl. at 81 C5; No. Milwaukee spring g. n5
a. o.; No. Milv aukee spring So 10; No. red
winter 81 20.
COrn-saies at 81 54aI 5i1z for No. !; 81 62@
53 for No. 2.
Onts-Quiet at sl9sIZc.
WhiSlEy-$, TO-
Canal FreightS-Wheat lgc, corn 161kc, oats
lie to Now York.
Lake EIIpOrts-FlouT G, elT; wheat 60, $50;
corn 81, ,T2O oats 81, ,T2O; barley Goo.
Canal E1pOrts--EiouF $40; wheat l35 285i
corn 2, 400 oats O., $50.