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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-28

ACCIDENT ON THE CLEYRLAND AND PTTs-
BURGH RAILROAD. - The Saturday night
train on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad was behind time about we hours.
We hear the report that collision occur
red on the road near Hudson, which de-
tained the train. We could get none Of
the particulars, and give the hearsay just
as we got it. 1t is said no lives were lost.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The Academy was
well filed on Saturday evening, and the
bill of the evening, Nick of the Woods"
and "six Degrees of Crime" was handsome
iy rendered, Mr.. and Miss Buchanan ap-
pearing with as much eelat as on previous
occasions, and beingiwell supported by the
company.
Tonight the great sensational play,
which has been so successful in England
and cur Eastern cities, will be produced
here for the first time. We have ALREADY
spoken at length ofthis drama and can
only recommend our readers to be present
tonight on the occasion of its first pro-
duction.
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SIXTH WARD RELIEF AssocIAr1oN.-A
meeting of the Ladies of the Sixth Ward
to organize Relief Association for Soldiers
families, will be held this (Monday,) after
noon at o'clock, at the house of Mrs. W.
P. Fogg, No. 329 Prospect street.
A large number of soldiers have gone
from the Sixth Ward, and there are now
over one hundred soldiers families in the
Ward, many of whom will need assistance
during the coming winter. It is hoped
the Ladies will take hold of the mattor in
earnest and form an active and efficient
organization.
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PHRsoyAL.-Captain W. W. Cushing, for
merly ofthe 125th 0. V. I, was in the city
Saturday, on his way back to Chattanooga,
from visit to his home in Boston. The
Captain went out Lieutenant in the 125th.
but has been absent from that regiment
about year. He was on General Harker's
staff until the death of that officer, since
which time he has been at Chattanoogs,
engaged in the Office of Provost Marshal
General Parkhurst of the Department of
the Cumberland.
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FoU8D.-A trunk was found about four
o'clock yesterday morning at the foot OF
Seneca street bridge. The lock was bro
ken, and wOmen's clothing was found with
in the trunk. Two men were by it, but on
the approach of the party who now has
possession of it, they ran off. The trunk
can now be found at 0. C. scovills cooper
shop, on Stones Avenue.
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A CONTENPTIBLR LIE-We received and
published in Thursday mornings edition,
letter from Freedom, Portage county,
giving US information of an accident to
Miss Derthick, ofthat town. We are since
informed that the story is false.
The fellow who furnished it to US must
feel very meanly at being engaged in SO
despicable trick. If we had his name
we would publish it, and hold the rascal
up to public contempt.
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PLUNER's PATENT LAST. - This great i'm
provSment in the art of boot and shoe-
making, the invention of one of the most
scientific and successful Psychologists in the
country, is, we are glad to see, being re-
ceived into universal favor. It has the
highest concentrations from scientific men,
and all who have tried it are delighted
with it. The invention is founded on ma
ture, and cannot but be successful. T. G.
SholeS & Co. now use it exclusively, and if
any one wants perfeet-ftting pair of boots
let them give ShoIes call.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through arrives at 7:sO a. NJ. &15 ?. NJ.
An5 s25 P. n.
Ksstern Way arrives at 10 20 A. N.
Western Through arrives at e:2O A. n, $40 P. N
do Way arrives at 2;55 P. n.
| 5anduBky Way arrives at 9il6 A NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. SEQ P. N,
do Way arrives at $50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives st 1855 A. n.
Way arrives ct 1910 P. III.
mahOning Way arrives at 1875 A. N.
hesdvile arrives at l0:25 A. NJ.
Medina Way arrives ct 400 P. n.
ROckport, Sc, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Il NJ.
WsTTensvile arrives daily at 1915 A. M.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. 81
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
BAsTERN THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston- Nov
York, Hartford, and PsiuesviIie Geneva, Ashtsbu'
Ia and Oonnasnt, closes at $50 A. ii.
EAsTERE THROUGH, for New York only, closes si
BIS P. NJ.
EASTERN Through, fer Eris, Buffalo, Albany,
| Boston, New York and Hartford, closes at 80
P. 4.
EAsrzRE WAY, for all poIrns between Cleveland
and Erie, closes st 2:E0 p. NJ
WEsTFRs THROUGH, for Toledo Dotrsit Ohicags
and Milwaukee closes at 7IO A. H., Qeayes s;lf
WEsTERz THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, chicago,
Dubuque, St. Joseph and Cairo closes at 500 P. n
| WEsTT--S WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
aud Toledo, closes at l;45 2. Ii.
SsHDUsKT WAY, for Sandusky and oil interme
diate points, closes at $3.50 P. M.
OTEOIEEATI WAT, for all points between Cleveland
Gnd Cincinnati, closes at Z o. A. NJ
OHOIESATI THROUGH, for Oolumbas Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes At 1906 A NJ
CNUnRATZI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisyle, ST. Louis, indianapolis, Zanssvillss and
Wheeling, CLOSES at 900 ?. II.
PITTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ipgtOn, closes at 1870 P. N.
PrvTEBURaH WAY, for ali points between Oleve-
lsni, WsilsvilIa, aud Pittsburgh Harrisburg Phil.
EdeipbiE, baltimore aud Washington, CLOSES st 7O1
A. NJ.
MAHOHISG war, for all points between OIsvslsnd
and youngstown. closes ct PAS ?. n.
MEADvILLE, closes at 9:59 A. M
MEDINA WAT, closes nt 1880 A. NJ.
RoCKPoRT, &C., olosas on Tu5sdsyN, Thursdays
and Saturdays, st I2M.
WARREHsyIELE, closas daily, 1888 A. NJ.
EAST OIEvKLAsR and Eucid, 5loses dsily, st 2
2. N.
Mail and DTcp Letters are required by law 70 BE-
prepaid.
An City Circulars required TO be prspsid With
G tUo-oent stamp.
once open from T.s0 a. Ii. to T:sO P. H. On
Sunday from A. NJ. 90 100 A. Ii.
T. COwLEs, P. NJ
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ARRIv1L OF THE BROOKLYN BATTEET.-Ths
Brooklyn Light Artillery, which has been
on duty at Cedar Point, near sandusky, for
the last few months, arrived yesterday
morning from sandusky, their term of SER
vice having expired. They went into camp
at Camp Cleveland.
Their guns arrived from sandusky on
Saturday evening.
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Bows STovEN N.-The schooner Star
light, loaded with lumber from Port Bur
well in attempting to make this port Sat
urday night, ran full head against the
Lighthouse pier, and had her bows COM
pletely crushed in. She slipped along side
JOhnson's Marine Block, and sank. The
lumber can be easily removed, and the
vessel raised and pumped OutwithOutgreat
pains.
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NEW MU TO
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.-DR. Low
Y I'LL aAA-. NEW .II-aIn nnAr-a NJ

NEW MUSIC BOOKS.-DR. LOW
IN ELL MAsON'5 NEW MUSIC BOOKS FOR
SCHOOLS now ready THE SONG GARDEN,
FIRST BOOK, Price so cents. THE SONG GAR
DEN, SECOND BOOK, Price 75 cents. Each com.
plsts in itself. To be followed by THE SONG
GARDEN, THIRD BOOK, as soon as ready.
Mr.. WM. B. BRADBURY'S NEW BOOK FOR
SIEGIEG SCHOOLS AND CH0IRS: THE KEY
NOTE, new collection Of Church Music. Price
81 so,
No commeniAtion seems necessary of new books
by musical authors o such wise reputation, whose
previous works 10 hsse departments have heen very
much more successful snd popular than those Of
any other authors.
Specimen copies sent by mail postpaid for the
prices named Published by
nozl:l7s MASON BROTHERS, New York.
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DoSATIoN.-The friends of the Rev. C. C.
Foot will hold donation visit on the even
ing of Wednesday next, Nov. 9Oth, at the
residence of R. o. White, 80 Washington
street, few doors east of Pearl street.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend
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EFY1cIEECY OF THE SOLDIERS HoME.-Tbe
statement made below will give an idea OF
the efficiency of this noble institution.
From October 2Oth up to Wednesday
night OF last week, S.128 soldiers have re-
ceiyed aid at the Soldiers Home.
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IDYLs OF BATTLE AND POEMS OF THE REBELLION.
By Howard Glyndon, laura @ Redden.) New
York Hurd HOughton. 1854.
This war has been the muse of many a
poet. Some of the best of modern ballads
and songs have been inspired by the events
of the last four years. Whittier, Holmes.
Read, Boxer and others, have adorned
American literature with many spirited
and patriotic poems of rare merit. Here
we have another volume, neat little
volume of poems, which owes its existence
to this war.
In the preface to the subscribers edition
the authoress makes Acknowledgements, fol
friendly encouragement and active CO.
operation in getting out the work, to many
distinguished men, among whom are Presi-
dent Lincoln, General Grant, and many
Senators and ex- Governors.
The poems are graceful and quite spirited
but we will not attempt to fix the rank
they will take among the poetic effusions
which owe their paternity to the occurrences
of these stirring times.
For sale by ]. B. Cobb Co.
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CHICAGO MARKET--NOv. se.

FTOur-Dun.
Wheat--Activt snd advanced 293o. Sale7 at
81 63@l So for No 2.
COFn-s1 25al 80 for old
Oats-Ffrm At el1<86z1So for No l.
Whisky-Firm at 81 Is.
PrOVistOns-Dult.
ReeefpGs-2.3OO bbls hour; q, ,0oO bush wheat;
?, 5000 bush Corn; 81, 600 eats.
ShIpmenfs-2,sO 500 bbls -four; - bu whest,
corn q, ,O0O; oats 81 900.
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Rose q Prentiss' Provislon market Re

EsOse q FEeMLl3s' FFD DEAlsIl7aI H-lslIA0 o ~
pOFt.
The following srs the rates charged BY Us;
Hams-Sugar-our prsmi1sa hams D D...-.-24
Dried Be1L-H Ds.sss...s.--..-
3 b .-...-..........-..-.16
BsscOn-Or Smoked Sides % De-. .--.----------..2l
Iard-Prims leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or tres-2SSo
Prime leaf ketto-rndr'd in kegs 9 n. .-241So
POr-No moss 9 90
Extra clear b bbl..-....s...-.--... ..-------.-----
~ no extra charge made for packages or cart
sge to railroad depots boats. An articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly hlled-
BOSE PREGTTeS-
IulTs-R Nos. ia. 1l4 and ls5 Ontario street.
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Recommendations NJ. D. Meaehem
of the 9th company 1st Ohio sharpshOot-
ers, and TEN porarily attached to the 6Oth
0. v L, has been promoted to Captaincy.
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sUFFALo AAaKET--Nov. as.

FIOuF-Steady With moderate demand.
Wheat-Dull. Sales Chicago spring, per sam
Die at 81 81; No. 1 Milwaukee 81 90; amber Mich
kan held at g. %; white Michigan 81 4O@7 45-
Onts-Dull at f9o.
WhtsEky-Eirmsr. Sales at 81 TO-
Canal Fretghts-HO engagements
Lake ImpOrtS-Flour A,0I5 bbla wheat
Ie4 $50; corn rs Is3; oats IS, ,s5s; barley 2,lf2.
Canal ExpOrts-Flour 250; wheat 81, z9T;
oats SO, 40.
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CARD OF THANKS. superintond ent
and Matron of the Soldiers Aid Society
return thanks, in behalf of the soldiers,
for the donations contributed for Thanks
giving dinner at the Soldiers Home.
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior ST.

Subscriptions received 20 the
az $40 PER CENT. AND l0-40' NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission allowed TO Subscribers.l
sTU. 5. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's. IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Governments Securities pur
OhOsed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver Coupons and Canada Money bought
and 5ould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. incur
r5nt funds converted st lowest. BeTenus Stamps
Esle. oo4
OVAL FRAMEs-Al sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order,
at E. G. Jones, l46 Superior street.
nov5;179
JUsT REoEIvED.-Another fine lot of those
cheap Shaker BlinGs, at E. C. Jones', 146
Superior street. nov5:179
EOTIOE.-Citizens are urgently requested
to send into the rooms of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bsnk street, all the empty bar
rels and kegs that they have, which will be
suitable for hacking vegetables to send to
the army. We have large donations of po-
tatoes, &c, which we are unable to forward
on account of the great scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
nov7.l7s SOLDIERS AID sooIETY.
We have opened our Retail coal yard
at the foot of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
POst-ofice promptly attended to.
LENUEL CRAWFORD i Son.
Oct25;17s.
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s.r. aOAzE mAzAlsE...NOv. as.

Money--Quiet and easy st 69T 3 Ct.
Sterling Exebange-Qniet at t095z for gold.
GSOId-Firmer. Opening at z19S<, declining to
2ls1S, and closing at Z25
TOsal exports Of specie to-day, 81 ,4S9, 900.
Governments StOeks-Firmer with q good
business doing
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legal Intelligence.

CoURT OF COMMON Pleas. = CR1MISAt
BRANoH.-BEFoRE JUDeE CoFFIEBERRY-I4
this court, on Saturday morning, mot,o i
was made for new trial in the case Of Oh D
Us. John Crafty, for Grand Larceny. Tho
motion was overruled and the criminal was
sentenced to three years imprisonment.
The court proceeded to the consideration
of divorce cases, The case of Joseph Lay
Us- Lncina Lay, on ground of adultery, was
first taken up, J. P. Bishop, Esq, appear
ing for the plaintiff, and NJ. s. Castle, Esq,
for defendant. The decree of divorce was
granted, with aiimony for the defendant.
The case of sohilling lwife) Us. schilling.
on ground of extreme cruelty, was next
taken up, J. L. Rider, ESQ.,, acting for
plaintiff, and no defense being attempted.
Divorce granted.
In the case of Catherine NJ. Porter Us.
William s. Porter, on ground of gross neg
lect of duty, Messrs. s. E. Adams and Ho-
vey appeared for plaintiff, and no defense
was attempted. Divorce granted.
In the case of Peter Hahn as. Margaret
Hahn, on ground of adultery, Messrs. E.
Hessenmueller aud Frank Kelly appeared
for plaintiff, and no defense was made. Di-
vorce granted.
In the case of Mckay (wife) as. Mckay,
on ground ofadultery and extreme cruelty
NJ. s. Castle, Esq, appears for the plaintiff,
The case is still on trial.
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On.-MARsHALL BAsKwnL & Co., Refners
and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri-
eating and Beuzine Oils. We invite deal
ers in the above articles TO call at our
Office, No. ia Superior street, and look at
our samples. A supply constantly on
hand. nov2s:I80
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Mrs. W. L. Desue will receive few more
pupils for instruction on he Piano Forte at
her residence, No. 2s Sheriff street.
nOV28:3t
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CITY NEWS.

The ladies say that themost choice styles
of Bonnets this season are at Mrs. Shaw's.
nova
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ARRIvAL.-The large and splon did tug
Vim. B. Castle, arrived at this port from up
the lake about four o'clock Saturday after
noon.
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CIVIL BRASCH.-BEFoRE JUDGE FooTE -
The case ofAlexander Howard Us. O. Cutter,
administrator of the estate of Nelson Mon
roe, and others, is still on trial in Court
Room No. 2. The court adjourned on Sat-
urday evening at the conclusion of the ar
gument of s. E. Williamson, Esq, for the
defansa.
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DAILY LEADER
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2s
HEw ADvERTIsEHEEFs.

Academy of Music-Waiting for the Verdict
A. Z 6. ". Rilway-Ohsnge Of Time.
John 9. Jeuni gs-To Let.
W. P. Fogg-For Rent
Mrs. ". L. Dsane-Local Notice.
Marshall, Barkwin Co.-Looal Notice
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Board wanted by a gentleman and wife
in private family with no other boarders.
Address PERCY,
NOV26;I79. LEADER ofiea
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CIVIL BRANcH.-BEFoRE JUDGE BoLTOS.-
The case of Wilson, Critienden Co. as. S.
". Crittenden and others, went to the jury
on Saturday. Their verdict has not yet
been returned.
The case of Edward Hinton, administra-
tor, Us. I. L. Gleason and others, was next
taken up, and is now on trial Megsrs.
Hamilton and Wyman are counsel fer
plaintiff and Joseph Adams and Bsckus and
Noble for defendants.
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Rk0tngraphif St0fk.

DHOTOGRAPHIg ALBUMS, AT
I EeE York prices.
b. n. DOUGLAS h CO.,
lT9 SuDerior-st.
Eswtor's sDd Goupils OIL and Water Coloru at
R. r. DOUGLAS 4 OO'S,
ITO supePi0T-sf.
OVAL AND sQUhREGIET ROSEWOOD FRAMES
az p. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l70 Supsri0r-st.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES UF lEIEBRSTBD
Paintings and EngravinEs, at
q. B. DOUGLAS O0's,
179 sIperior-rts
'OARTES DE VIsITE" OF CELEBRATFn
Men snd Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
Il. B. DOUGLAS & cos,
aIT9 supsrior-St
ne EH6R1VIEGS OF DISTINGUISHED MMfL
r. DOUGLAS COS,
Nrqf 80 drT,s-t@-
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIus.
GaTupnEw Rrvurrr1u No. oG Tnaa

The receipts OF Grain By rail for the = hour
ending ct half past O'Clock to-day ars e fol-
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Attention is directed to an advertisement
in Want column of "For Rent" apply
to Wheeler and Wilson'r sewing machine
rooms. The house is pleasantly located on
Prospect street.
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OIL CoNPAEY.-The undersigned has &
very desirable property in the Oil Regions,
which he purposes putting into company
at actual cost. The production insures
doubling the capital yearly. A few shares
will be disposed of for working capital, and
details will be given by application to
d. C. DEEING,
1S9 and I41 Water street,
nov19;I79 Cleveland, Ohio.
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nov26:I79

ISLAND GRAPES FOR SALE.-Two hundred
boxes of choic Kelly Island grapes for sale,
st low figures, at 1873 Ontario street
J. B. GLENC & co.
uov94-170
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LOCAL. NOTICES

AFRAGRANT BREATH AND PRARLY TEETH are
easily ttained, and those who fail to avail
themselves of the means should not COM
plain when accused of gross neglect. The
SozoDoNT will speedily eradicate the cause
Of q foul breath, identifying and preserv-
ing the teeth to the oldest age.
Sold by all druggists. nov2s:IsO.st
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E60 nan MONEY ADVANoED-

SSOUsUUU IN sums to suit-st the old stand
1nd Well-knOEn WAGHER's LOAN OFFIOE, On
Securities OF every kind, VIZ: Gold and Silver
watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Gunsi
nlgtols Clothing, Dry Goods, Pisnos Molodeonsi
and af srB0Bsl property and articles OF value on
the most satisfactory terms. BusineSa strictly phi
Vats. EstAbhshed 1851. n. B.-A variety Of IN
Fedsensd Watches, 3sEelry, Guns &C. for ssls ~
hArgAinB.
:. O1aes.--onEner O. Water and Superior Etrests,
STsr Davis and Psixotto'R Clothing Store.
s>osfg7 !. u kW. WAGNER.
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TR4VELER,s REeIs1ER-

~ Citizens ishing conveyance TO either OF tins
a oove Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
or StsTens' Omnibus Line by leaving their address
IS the Omnibus Once, l47 supoTioE street. RsTt
door TO the Weddell House.
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AttorHfgs-at-gar.

CTEWABT, RIDDLE & CO.
LATE sTEwART = sTEYEEs,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law,
No. All PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHLNGTOKyD. @.
win attend to business in the Supreme Court
Court, Court Of Claims, the Circuit and District
Courts, before the several Departments. the
LAND, PENSION, PATENT, AND INDIAN BUREAUS.
AND IN CONGRESS.
Jos. r. STEWART, A, q. RIDDLE, 0. a. srEvEEa.
oolS:R3
9iIref Gtatns.
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Anna Dobbins, Kats Williams, Cleve-
land; E. NJ Peck, Sault Ste. Marie.
It appears from the above that more
scows keep up courage and purse to run
than any other class of vessels. The trips
they run are short, aud the freights they
carry are generally more abundant,
which, consequently, pay better, than any
other kinds, and they thus have two. fold
advantage over other craft, viz choice of
times and ports, and abundance of material
to transport.
The steamers lie moored in the river on
the fats of the West Side, while most of
the vessels are laid up in the old river bed 4,
reaching to the old railroad embankment,
although some few lie scattered all along
up and down the river. Every day will
now add to the number of craft on the re-
tired list as given above.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

Fiscal Agent and Desigated DepOSitSFy
Of the United states.
Authorized Subscription AZ ents for the New Loan Of
Z $40 TREAS URY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers.
viii keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES 6-2O BONDS
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1881.
UNITED STATES z-3O TREASURY NOTES.
win purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
COIN COUPONS,
u S QUARTERMASTERS VOUCHERS
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF 4LL KINDS.
Ino3:R3l
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DIED.

In this city, Of Consumpti5n OHARLES A
FLOOD, aged "a years, IL months and 26 days.
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ELUTING.

ELUTING-
II All kinds Of
FLUTTEG FOR LADIES' DRESSES
Done at the shortest notice and on reasonable
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-28

Tar History or sANDFoRD AND MERToE-By
Thomas Day. Corrected and revised by Cecil
Hartley, N. S. New York: Hunt and Hough-
ton. 1864.
The publishers have done a gOsd service
to the youth Of this generation by sending
out new illustrated edition of this sd mir :
able work, which has charmed, instructed
and enobled young minds and hearts for
more than century. The author incul-
Gates the virtues of courage, temperance,
independence, generosity and humanity
in all his writings, and these traits are
most beautifully and effectively exempli-
fed in this history.
No book since the appearance of Robin
son Crusoe has afforded so much smuse
ment, conveyed 80 much usefuIinstruction,
in the humble walks of life, in science and
morals, or exerted SO elevating an inhu-
ence over youthful IN inds, as this History
of Sandlord and Merton.
For sale by j. B. Cobb i Co.