Cleveland Daily Leader from Cleveland, Ohio • Page 3

MORNING LEADER MONDAY MORS 1X1, NOT. lO, I8S9. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. John lTllaler Aoaderay of Mnsio. Aktoa Henderson Barber Eboa.

Frederick Crriax Trench Dr. Hones, B. sUer Ganatable a Hato. Themat Cumin Kotlc. Wn.

H. Qmt Oo OonstltatioB Water. IxcMASI II TBI PBICI Or THE LSADIE. Owinj to tha sxtraordinarr increase in tba expense of publishing a newspaper, the Fab Ushers of tba Herald, Plain Dealer aad Liao- cm hare adopted tba following seale of prices DAILY. per or pervear.

By $6.00 per year, or 50 cents per month. Cloba of Ore or upward, to one postofnce, $4.00. TRI-WEEKLY. To city subscribers, i cent per week, or 3.JS per year. By mail, 13 per year, or 15 cents per month.

Clubs of Era or upward, to one postofBce, 2.50 per year. The getter opof a clnb of tenor up wards is entitled to an extra copy for bis trouble. Agent supplied at the rate of II per hundred. all esM. So dem otion cm ihe ahtn ratm wtB it made.

Subscriptions at club prices can eornmenoe at any time- ErriKil 8TAHW. Express, telegraph, Inssranoa and cheek stamps reeeived and for saleat the Postomce. PehosaIm Surgeon General Weber arrived heme on Saturday. We an happy to 1 am that tie health of Mrs. Weber Is greatly iaproTad.

Theei is pancity of police business at present, and the eity most be getting Tory moral. Except a few eases of drunk and disorderly and of ettrjlareeny, the polios record is quite barren. Giiesax Richaadsos. The remain of General J. B.

Richardson, of Michigan, arrived here by the Pittsburgh train Friday evening and were taken to Detroit on board the May Queen. Ha died from the effects of wounds received at Antiedam. Ho went to the war as Colonel of the 2d Michigan regiment, and was promoted to Major General. Ma'tik's Soldteb's Record. A Mr Martin of Wisconsin is occupied in getting up handsomely engraved records of regiments la the field, which he will furnish to those desiring, them, at a reasonable figure.

They will contain a correct list of the officers and privates of each regiment. These records arc gotten sp in a handsome form and will be invaluable for reference. Theater. There was a splendid house at the theater on Saturday night. It will gratify oar citizens to learn that the Rioh-tngs have been engaged for another week.

The play to night is Extremes." The play of Extremes" is a deeply interesting one i 1 has been reoeived with much favor wherever the Bicbings have pre daced it. It affords great scope for the display of the artistic powers of each of them. The characters in the play ara strongly east, and it will doubtless prove a decided hit. Secure your seats as early as possible, for we look for a jam to-night." Shall Changs. "Ehinplasters" are getting pretty plenty in the eity now.

Besides the eity orders, which are getting an extended circulation, there are a great many ahinplastera that are issued by Eastern banks, -and Eastern and Western cities. They pass readidly anywhere, experience with postage stamps rendering the people quits willing to receive anything, almost, in their stead. We Saw, last evening, some small eurrency issued by the bank of Troy, Kew York, which is very handsome in design and execution. Unlike aome of the shinplaaters which are in circulation, they are printed on excellent bank note paper. Tbs Cmitt Makzes.

The silver haired "buys," (Geo.E Dr. whom we noticed not loo jnce as having in the cider buuen, axe getting along swimmingly. Their hand cider mill and press work well- disputes have occasionally arisen with regard to wb shall turn the ora.nk, the younger bo complaining that the Doctor turned it the most. (Both of them feel a little crank about their mill, and can't help showing it) They are both great admirers of industry, and can't endure people around them who won't work. One day the elder silver grey discovered the younger silver grey angrily knocking a head out of a cider barrel and spilling tiie contents on the ground.

What are yon doing that for, George said elder silver grey, expostulatingly. Confound the stuff," was the angry reply, "it won't tears:" -What to do with the uhaak.ingz,' ia a question which ponies those silver crowned heads greatiy at present. After squeezing out all the eider they can get, they sit down and consult. Failing to decide on anything, they give the chankings another squeeze. They then search through several works on pomology and ciderology, to descover what is the most economical they oau put the "ehankings" to.

Ko result is attained, and the chankings receive another tremendous queue, which puts the boys out of breath. They keep np the round of consultation, and squeezing until there is little breath left in their bodies, and not a drop of cider In the "ehanklngs." 7 Among the suggestions offered at the consultations alluded to, with regard To" tle2is-poaal of the chankings," are the following Use them to stuff cushions bank up houses stuff into sausages ballance railroad track make into gum stuff mattrasses wad a gun fill teeth -can np as preserved fruit-refine eoal oil heat boilers stone up wells stuff car seats make apple sass "save fuel make a water-proof roof load a canal boat make lager beer nerve up at "Miko's' for lunch peddle on the Cars give 'em to the Aid Society stuff a scare crow polish boots scour knives sharpen soissors-weet-en coffee msko shortcake stuff pillows etnff plneushions grease a wagon pack a trunk rub down horses stable bedding saakt Into papers-fill fioworpiats-Tnuuiurenp-ple trees put into drop letters wash dishes slop the cows make into apple dump-' lings polish stoves, 4c, to. The hoys had a lot of ChanKSgl' on hand the other day which they had squeetod srntC not another drop could possibly be extracted Jrom them. Thej hadnraltedfor hours without deciding what to, do with them. One morning, the elder silver grey, who bad Iain avakeall night thinking about it, met the younger silver grey.

The elder was radlent with joy and satisfaction, and as he shook bands with theyonnger-violently, he shouted" Etrrekal George I have found it I have thought what to do with them chankings. What?" said the younger, instantly, infected with the other's excitement Replied the eldor, w'U jueeie tests cidV -ewio'ca" 'he idea was a brilliant one wecder they bad'nt thought of ft before) and on their ooatty they cq-seesed those "shanking" until thy shed." SstTHXtQHT'l The 20th Ohio Battery, Captain Smithnight, was mustered into the service by Captain Charles Ooddard, of the 7th C. S. Infantry, October 29th. As the Battery was raised here and many of the men belong in the city, we publish their names omeiu.

CirTATT? Lottii Smithnieht. 1st Likttksaxts enrr Roth. Frank O. Rob. cms.

20 LlsUTaKaaTS Matthias Adams. Hancock. CaOEAVTS. Jno. G.

Fev, Coquelin, Chas. A. Huberts. Q. M.Kenrv Horn.

Charles F. Kitscholm, Charles Beyer, John A. ielier, Harlan P. Josselyn. oonpoaLs.

George Jensen, John 3. Bcrdick. William Sean, Eawin O. Fowler, Barney Cary, Thomas Kirby, William Backus, Charles B. Baker.

Jacob Hammel, Alfred Saigdnthaler, Henry Hoehn, Rutus V. Stanord. AATiriCKKA. James H. Davis, ttilas B.

Vaughn. riLiu. Anton Eileman, Chief, Morris N. Oviau. Charleo H.

Jennings. WAOoKaa. John Forschner. pairiTB sacatTaaT. -Frank Rashleigh.

raivATia. Abraham Mnhlheun, Alexander Stahl, rasa Miles, jonn nchneider, 1st, Rudolph Meyer, John Schneider, 3d, Peter McCormick, George Somer. William Morrison, George F. Smith, Frank Nieneker, Wiliim Svkes, William Neracher, Peter Schwan. John Neubauer, John H.

T. Taylor, George Nimsgern, Edward Vetter, Horace Parker, Joseph Voegtly. Jolm Ports, Sebastian Veigzer, John Patterson, David J. Williams, Martm 31uo Koaa, Jonn r. illiams, Bansorn Roscoe.

Henry WeidhoC John Rith, Daniel Wilcox, Mathian Rohrbacher. FliBha Williams. John Ribold, Charles WalterJ elnnaton Ross. bamuej WinneDieck. Charles Rudolph, John Weiier, Jacob Rbodee, William Wehrbacb, Frederick Rash, Paul Wala, Geore Rues.

John Wenner. JohnRice, John Winger, George Russell, Edwin Waldo, George Roth, Peter Wimricb. ftUiiAm nui, jttBii wiiiw, Phillip bchwarti, Cbarlas Wiliot. Henry Bturbaum, Charles Witsendorf, Charles Btahl, Andrew Zengerly, Daniel Amdt, Richard Fink, Samuel Ayere, John W. Filler, Lafayette Alien, Lewis Fleeter, John Buchs, Peter Grat Jacob Bohly, Wm.

Grottinffer. James Brain, John Grotzinger, Theodore Brandt, Peter Goebel, Max Bias, Jacob H. Goebel, Ferrv D. Brush. Feter Ulanzner.

Conrad Bolte. Samuel B. Hartshorn. John Adam Hausman, Chnsofm Bombard, Jacob Heidt, freorge Blattner. John Hers, Francis Becker, Jacob Hafety, Augustus F.

Braiu, Peter Halm. An ib Bngga, Charles Jorns, John Carr, Robert Jeffrey, Thomas Cowley, John Joice, Adam Conrad, John Jungeelaus, Andrew J. Church. James Knox. Miles Cook, John Loefler, George M.

Chapin, George Lowman, Augustus Dietrich. Henrv Mathews. Jolin Dickerson, Peter McGue, John DeWyer, Joseph Momg, Gott'l EngEebrecht, John Miller, Edwin R. Edwards, Jacob Marqnard, Henry Farrel, Charles Marqnard, John Fabel, Joseph 'Marquard, John Feilcamp, Frank Mayer, Arnold Freihuger. r.

Cultivate a Lovi fox tkb Fisi Asts. The interest manifested by oar citizens to see the fine paintings now on exhibition at the Grays' Armory, continues without abatement. The large number of sales effected by Mr. Tolman, and the well-known taste of the purchasers, as well as the spirited com petition at the sales, afford ample proof of the high character. of this collection to the minds of good judges.

To those who were nnable to attend (he previous sales, the olos- ng sale this twning will afford an oncquallc opportunity to procure for themselves beau tiful and highly finished pictures. Seats will be provided for ladies who attend the sale. I0CAL NOTICES. Thi Sunday School Cuion Concert will be held this evening in the Second Presbyterian Church at 7 o'elock. Monday, Nov.

10th, 1862. "Ths Wat to Do It." To whiten and preserve the teeth, and heal and keep the gums sound. Go to Strong A Armstrong, Benton Bros-, Gorham's, Brewer's, Clark's, Gaylord's, Sackrider's, er any good druggist, dentist or perfumer, and bny and nse Hudson's unrivalled Tooth Paste, and yoa will meet with oomplete success. Try it. Nov.

1. FiTRflf Fnail inducements to buyers of Ladin' Fun at 207 Superior street. A very targe ana cnoice eeiecuon oi iwu-ionable Drees Furs made by the best manu factories, ana lor sale eneap, can ne louna at A. isasaDicT Doaa. BUSINESS NOTICES.

Get Yenr Corns Cored. Doctor Wadhams, the oelebrated Corn Extract or, is again at his old quarters at the City Hotel, on Seneca street, -where all orders in his line business will be promptly attended to. All those afflicted with oorns on the feet will do well to have them removed before cold weather comes on, which he will do without pain or soreness, as we can teetiry. The best of city references given. Gold aad Silver.

We will pay the highest premium for Gold Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and October Coupon Interest, of any house in the city. C. A. BEAD eept 27:428 Bankers, 96 Superior St. sr Dr.

Gibson. Professor of Medicine and Electropathy, cores obstinate casea of Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all nervous diaeaaaa, and diseases of the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases. Reference given to many formidable oases cured In this eity after other physicians had failed. See ad vertisement In another eolamn. Office No.

lis, Beneoa street. lie nse FarnUhlna. Hooss Fcuiaam Aanous. At the old establishment of W. P.

Fogg, corner of Superior and Seneca slreeta, can be found a most complete assortment of goods in the above line at reduced prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass Ware, of every description Silver Plated Ware of the best quality Tea Traya, Table Mate, Britannia Ware," Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures, Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerator of the moat improved kinds. Water Coolers, Ice rm leessra. Ice Chests four sizes, Table Cutlery' Ivory' and common. Knife' Baskets and Trays, and a great variety of House Furnishing Articles, useful as well as ornamental. All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing promptly executed by experienced workmen.

Isawertast re Ladles-Mrs. 8. Williams respectfully announces to the ladiee of this oity that she has opened rooms In the Lyman Block, for the purpoae of offering her unrivalled Ladies Skirt Supporters, Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters, which are made to fit all forma and cases. The ladiee are moet cordially invited to call and ex amine for themselvee. Burgical Bandage supplied to order.

Mrs. Williams also effera bar Hair Tonio tor the cure of baldness, which has proved highly successful. augtfctl WAK CLAIMS. Soldier Bowwty, Pay stud Pewateaw. Secured and promptly collected for soldiers and their heirs.

Pensions secured to the widow, mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition to bounty money and back pay of all deceased soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for discharged" soldiers: Dlschajger ul tallied sick or disabled seldiera ca furlough. All claims growing out of this or previous wara, against the Pay, Commissary, or other Department of the Army, Navy or Government, promptly colleoted. We publish ''The Soldier's. Friend," a paper of much interest to soldiers and their heirs.

Send us your name and stamp, and we will send aeopy free-; or twelve copies, one each month, for 25 cents. Apply to us in person or by letter, with stamp, and your huainese shall have prompt attention, fee lew, and no charge until after have i 0. BRUCE, i OfHce Lvman's Block, near the Court House, Cleveland. septlfcBST Bkmpsoa. la, hayoad all queatioa, a superior artist, and we advise those wiahingto gat a fine likeneae to call upon A visit to els gal' lery, Ho.

S63 Superior street, will richly repay both citizen and stranger. BSTtf IiTverr Stmble. Mew Livery, Boardmg and Bale Stables, nam street. Fiaan B. FlAn G.

WAium, A CARD TO THE LADIE3. DtPOSCO'8 GOLDEN J-ILL8n. res ii.di JJUaTlible in Correcting, Regulating ahd Removing uv.wu, ul'im iruitww uense, ana alwan in lawlnl a Infallible in Removing stoppages and Inwilaritv Jf tueMeneea. These PUla are nothing new, but vj ins oociors iot many years, nocn in STaooe and Amerioa, with unpaimlleied sncceas in every caee. and it ia nrmi hr m.n, lhnouml Ii.i.h who hare need tbea to make the Pjlij pablic for the whatever, as well as to prevent an increase of family where health will not nArrait it.

IahiaIm Situated, or those supposin? themselves so, are cautioned afalnflt using these Pills while in that condi-tieu, as the proprietor aaanmee no responsibility after kwh aomomuoD, aiiaoajea uieir miiaDefls wonie erevtmt any miKoief to healib; otherwise the Pills are recommended. Ft: II and exeliclt diractlnna u. vuuipaiij eaco dox. mce si per oox. ooiu wnciMaie aua retail in uiovelanc py BEHTUa BKiiTH KBS.

I Wholesale Dnurinsta. Hal Nnaerinr-St KTKIIN 1. Jb 1KU.T1:iKH tuu Knu.l... At L- nr BACKKIPEB, 223 G. W.

119 and Cut HtHILL corner of uniano ireei aDa toe square. LADIES! By aecdice ai to either of tha ahnva afanta throogh the "Cleveland can Hare tan Pills tent to anrpart of tba country or city (confi. deiitiallv) and free of poataee," by return mail. N. B.

Look out for counterfeits. Boy ne Golden Pills of aiir kind nnlee every box ietalgnM B.D. Howe All otb'eTv are a baee imposition andimaaie; theretore, as yon valne your Uvea and health, (to say nothing of being humtmged oat of your money.) buy only thoee who ahow the signature of S. D. Howe on every box, which baa recently been added on aecountof the Pills being connterieited.

The Ingredients composing the above Pi! la are made krowp to every agent, and they will tell rou ther are safe aba will Berformall elaimMi for them. 8. D. HOWK, Sole Proprietor. margr-RVT Kw VnrV Mess PORK.

TWO HTNDKED BARRELS MESS P0BK, Comstock bread, for aale by octal B. T. LJON. FRESH BUTTER CONSTANTLY on bUHl at Ko. 37 Menrin treet.

57 SUGAR CURED HAMS, 5000 I for Mvle br Q. H. LITTIiS, Aent, el 1:430 No. IT, Her win ftraet. in HHDS.

CHOICE. SUGAR Just tV Becetved and for Hale at Beduced Prices, by KOBEU1 UAMNA A marti BIT lfi? and 171 57 A Nick Abticlx op DRIED BEEF, alwaya on hand, at G. H. LITTLE'S, Agent, eimw No. 47 Merwln street.

IftQ I HAVE A FINE LOT OF IVO. thonOBEEN and BLACK TEASon hand t-OTi trill balote the rise, cheip, at ausia mj tit IftQ COFFEES, BICE, SOAPS, lUy. rLOGR. HPI(J. ATfirvtlfiniP In ths Ufocpry line, cueap, Ontario-At.

163 I HAVE A PRIME LOT op a oLGAit, both Bmwp and Wbite, cheap. iiu aii voiario-oi. IftO THE "NIMBLE SIXPENCE 1 Uy. Small Fronts and Large Nalea." is the motto at HOW KB 8, anga tlntario-at. QONCENTBATED EXTIIACT CoITee, Milk and 8Dgar, Combined, For ffpnrraJ tute in Vsvinllim.

Hutls. ItMtAnrtuiU ipoon tnil or tfie Extract will make a cup of PC KK WVWIt tC. (or about one cent, or sale at 270 Supori- or mft lib-- I'nt nno" PH0T02RAPHIC STOCK. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, At Kaw aork prices. ia.

a iiuuulas a L' 176 Superior -St. ARTISTS' MATERIALS WINDSORS AND EXWTOK'B and Gonpll's Oil and Water Colors, at U. B. ITS Superior-8t. OVAL AND SQUAF.X GILT B08IW00D rames, as at.

at. a 17V elaaeriort. PHOTOGRAPH OOPPIIS OF OXLXBRATBD Paintings and Engravings, at R. B. 17 Buperior-Bt.

'OARTCS BE VISITS" OP CELEBRATED ilea and Women, and Palmer Marbles, at R. B. D01G1.AS4 1711 Superior -bt. riSE ENGRAVINGS OP DISTINGTJISHXD klen, R. B.

DOUGLAS arvri l7uSnwrior-8 PORTRAIT FRAMES. Square and Uval Oilt Frames, at mari BA-ROEAHT'8. PHOTOGRAPH and Boaevood Oral Fi-atnM, a spnfiid aimort-m-tt tf a V. A VT'M SALT. "PIGHT HUNDRED BARRELS OAR 8 SALT, Forsal.br MLBBAY STEWART, Mo.

River street, Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland, Ootober a. 1WH SALT I SALT! Fine and Coarsk BaLT in stor and for sale. octtn OEUBOE 9PRAOCE. r.

kAIRY SALT. Jtjbt Reoeived, I KB) Murkt Fitctor Filled Dairr Kalt. in ttack- nzea of 36 and 14 pound. Thia is a Tery ro pesrlor article, and juat tb tuiiLg for Iiairy bq rsuw. Jf or aale by tnayn Mar-win -Ht.

COARSE SALT. 1,000 Barrels lol COARSE SALT, In store and for aale. CEORJE SPBAGtE, octlSilw XI and Merwio atreet. gALTI SALT I SALT I 6,000 Package Coarse and Fine. For sale to arrive by QniTinv.

fX. lime. a KRON WATER LIME. 300 btarnliibMitfiTial.tr Akroti WaUr jUfm)nrt rcHKHTeu ana tor wue ran ncxi prri. GEOKGK SPRAGrK.

and 24 Mnr.lrzVt gULPHITE LIME. 60 Caws, 10 Kegs, 5 Bbls. 8TJLPHITE The Geoulna Horsford'a Bulphlto of Lime, Prepared by Jamea H. Kkhois ft Co. mrior aale br tb Ca-e, Keg or Barrel, by 6f EOKG Si AliMsf HONG, Wholaen.e Drnegitti, Agouti foe CleTeland and Tjciuity.

M. B. Thin Is the only true article for the preeerra-tloo of Sweet Cider. (na bottel iBuflicUnt tor a barrel and xtU kattp it perfectly tweet for a whole year. P7'iW MOSEY TO LOAN.

TO LOAN. Monet to Loan ok rood Real Eatate Security. Alaoeood old Mort- (ages wanted. U. Stilt liiLUt uu.

i r. i tj 1W St. Clnir-St. sovts TO LOAN. Apply to CHRISTIAN JIAR.SIIALL.

Hi 81gn of the Horae. MONET ADVANCED. In NTimfl to ait at the old itand Hnd wolt known WAQ b.Ji 6 on eocuritiot ol every kind, rtz: Dry Muix, Ilardwuxu, UoU aad Kiiver Flute, Watcbea, Diamcnds, Jewvlry, KireArnia, Vur-nltore, U.rpel, Clutuing, i'iaciOa, Paint'ogl and lropertrton themuet t.sIsrU)ry teima, Buintai tinctly prirate. ktolisiitsi Watcbtf ixdJaweixT for aai at ttarp-iint J. U.

A W. WAUNCa. Nn 8 Water-ttt TAILORS' GOODS. TO MERCHANT TAILORS. W.

are now In receipt of a fall line of ine celebrated brand of "migei'8" Broadcloths AND llilger's Casfiimcres, Aeknowledfted tbe best imported. Also, a large as sortment of other make. ot. Eroadolotlu and Cattlmere, and a fell line of -T T1H0B3' IBI31ILG3, to whlefc wt especially lnvi! voev attention. no PIN, WHOLESALE Boot and fiboe Manufacturer, 112 (TJ? Stairs.) VOor roods are of th.

best material and work, and we will sell cheaper tiian aa otli.r manolactn. rar in the State. Omrrs promptty fjlled. bov OOP SKIRTS Ati, AITBBHAtSzU.liM. at lur for for a cut at on and 110, on ber C.

and and for 0 by COMMERCIAL. CLEVELAND MARKETS. IiHADIX fiittlBil Itudn. or am bar bnah wheat aad 834 busbols barter. WHEAT Salea on 'Cnacge 3,000 btufa red afloat at 5 can on track at tame; and 4,000 bosh free on board at SI ,11..

White telia at a wide range according to quality. Latest quotations were COKN -There is some little demand for car load Iota at 90Mc OATS Are in demand at EYE-Latest aale was at 70c. 4 HIGHWIISfciS Quiet. Selling in a small way at 3637C. SEEDS Timothy more active at a rantfe of $1,70 1,75.

Sales of clorer bare been made at $5,30. BUTTER Oood grades are in active request at 17.ec. Central sells slowly at 12(13c. KGGS-Staadyat 14c. SALT Firm and In light supply at 13,40 for line and $3,45 for coarw.

DRIED APPLES-Selling at 4c BEAIH'S-Selling at according to qual NEW YORK 8. Flour 5(2 10c better with fair business doln for botne use and speculation, cioaicg quiet and firm. bales el 11.4aj obis. wr so per Due state; tf.lu. 00,25 lot extra state, tor superQne wesiern; to.lttco.

tor common to meainm extra western; tor cominon to good shJppiDg braods extra ruunu hooped Jh 10 (or trade brands. TIasi Muket better, with a moderate business doing, balesat tyj.liag for common govU to cboic extra. it ye) rtaur jxskitsx. quiet ana sieauy at 91.79 om iff esil Market steady with moderate sales previous priees. VV htakv-ilrkel nncbanmd.

Sales 1.400 bbls si tbe Utter prico lor a and I. beoX Market lc better with rather mora doing. balenof 19.000 bnah Chicago spring at busb Alilwaulteeclubat bush timber Iowa at bu-h winter red western at bush red state at buxti amber Michigan at busn white Michigan at 1 1 buh whit HiiDoU at bush wbius Ohio at tlju; LijUsy while Indiana at H.TA Alarktji aiuet and withont material chuiige. Itariey Jiarcet scarce ana arm. sales sou buh two rowed but at S.uuu bush Canada aast at sound.

Corn Market lc lower; unsound in fair request at about previous prices, bnles bush at 7la7Ie suippiuK mixeu wrueni, inciuamg one or two purucU very cboioe at 7ic; 6Ud7U tor eastern; damaged and heated; 73c lor white western. Oat Jiaraot in moderate demand at smawc lor common to prime. ama-r lUw quiet and unchanged Sales 5O0 hbds inciydiag iJutaa at lo.HvC and isw Urleans at loi( itiuii9csi jjinic ijuici. its nuus nsroa-KJ at 4c: io hbds Urleans on private terms. Hopa aiaraot ruius very quiet, rrices lirm at in t.2ic lor new.

I'orK Jiaraei ami ana: ncavy ana a snaav easier. Sales. tybbB at lor mass. fur clear; lor prime $13,60 for rime. Beef srkft more active and prices unchanged.

Sales of 1O.OJ0 bbls at MJMttiMb tor coaiitrr triine: forcouutry mens; $12ig, 13,75 lor repacked mm; ior extra mess. Prime Jleaa Ueef Alaxket dull and nrir Bally uuebanged. Cot Market in fair demand and firm at 3w.tc for suoulders, and for hams. We notice sale ot 60u bbds long cut hams on private terms. Bacon Si dee in good request aud rules very nrm.

ot bbls part at ytc for cut short clear middles; for western e. for city ribbed; t'ic ao bflliea. Smoked Meats-Market in moderate demand, tales I Ai bbls smoked eides a Hi He Lard Market rules very heavy. Sale bbls v(l(ii)4c, tins latter an-extreme price. Butter Celling quite treuly at l20c for Ohio My4c for state.

Cheese JiarKet nrm at 5iic. N. Y. MONEY 8. Money Market continues steadr at SSaar fnt cull aod 6'taVVS for strictly prime paper.

rieriiDsr ivirnaofs itiaritoi steauy at ltgp 14H lor luercliauts' and iviin bankers' bills. iold iiarktjt uuite firm at 3)ftii per cent premium. ovarii men Stocks Karkst heavy. United 6tatas 6 loni ni3Hto-i. Treasury notes 11M.

BALTIMORE 8. Flour Sales of Ohio extra at 11,37 V' heat Market dull, orn Market dull. Sales at 7374c. AVbiskr Market qniet. Sales at o-il Sc.

Fro Tlaions Market dull. OSWEGO 8. Floar Market firm. Wheat Market firm but dull Pali i iAn hmh winter red Obio at gl.a and bush inferior Cbi-cago Bpring at good -No. 2 do held at torn Market auitL liaie.

liat moUt Ua ii hn.h good Illinois at floe. Utner graius quiut. Cftttal Freiahia MfirkPt loner on arrain sTInni- Cl(ao3c, wheat ic tu iSew York. anal ex aorta awbbU flonr: iOiihih whMt- 72Uu bush corn; 7, tot) bush Peas. CHICAGO 8.

Flour Market inactive. heat Market (ajJc hiuher QUZLZT for K. tor ho. 2. torn-Jiaraei a made Uaia Market firm.

Keceioca 12.UUU bbls floor au isn hnh whsaat- 4u buaaoorn. hlpnienta 2.500 bbls flour! s-Lonfi hnh KMf bufii corn. Frelc fa to Market quiet. Hxc ban ge Market Hi in at par cent premium. Gold awflW0 ceut MILWAUKEE Flour Market better.

beat Market nja.T hiher. Bales at (VViy2c. heeeisis-luo bbls flour; 63,000 buah wbeau Shipoiente bbu Hour; busb wheat. Fruitthia 16c on wheat to Bullalo. MAEINE.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. 8. Briit Arcadia. Wilson. OndensbnriTh.

Mcbyoner IS'urtherner. Puihemus. Oiidensburfih. 8. CLEARED.

Bark Cleveland. Becker. Chicago. Brig Arcadia, Wilson, Detruit. schooner Traveler, Leslie, Saginaw.

Schooner J. W. bargant, Uarlock, Detroit. bcow Black River, Woodruff, Keller's Island. a- Fob Gbefn Bay The propeller Rocket arrived from BuJiaio vu Saturday, and leaves for Green Bay her last trip this morning.

Veaseu As H0BE- It is it per led that about twenty veasels are asboia between this point and Dunkirk. We clip the following from the Detroit Tribune and Advertiser of ths 7th The following vessels have mused thi nni-t Vnmm. 7th Up Steamer Michitran: barka Brlttnh fon nr.t West. Flying Mist, if. H.

Goff.W. Jonen. Danube. K. b.

Adamn; brig ue-n schooner Queen of ttie nxata. vitcaae, iairo, aiot, ai. Uourta riKht, West Uitd, Metropolis, imperial, Mrry Colhus, Lono W. Holt, York atate, Echo, Dolphin. Rainbow, BloDteagh, Falcon, Ory Eai.

Down Propuller Granite Staie; bark Sunshine, Sunrise, D. A. orris; brig Can alios; schooner W. J. Presion, Mediterranean, Look cur, tj C.

Cooper, Summit, Granada, Walrus. A. (J. Kay nor, Geo. Davis.

The following is from the same paper of the ath The following vessels have oasaed this sort Nnv.m. herstb: Cp Propeller Giobe.Toung America, Forest Queen; bark Two Fannies, Invincible, 6. B. Pomeroy, Xvi-liiiht, bam Ward; brig Montezuma, Isabella; choooeri than Alien. Hanover.

Mary Brown, bout eraet, barah Brown, H. L. Whitman, Waurucaa mwnuur itw, hiiliuu, u. rjiimore, tiliza lOgan, Paulioe. O.

Culver. J. vava. airfleld. Jnm firsnt.

Ilmcklfy, Tracer, T. Baker. Down Propviier Adriatic; bark T. F. Park, E.

B. Morgan; brig Air Charles schooners L. J. Laiuam, a-xchangu, lliuot Mitcheii, Golden Harvest, D. G.

Dickinson, C.L lUiams, G. H. nusit(ru)aujiaj 3iaie, nyomtng. MISCELLANEOUS. firnw Probably Lnirr A larire nnKntttv nl ttrm scon float lne down the river on Fri.l&v it is supposed that tome scow has been capsized sunk.

For Kcbope. The baraue Thomas ft. Park. (V. tainMcLoed, arrived down from Sarniaataasaily Imnr ihm moniliiaT.

lKtirn with a rarj.i ml -l Europe. This vesi, as is alraily known, baa maoetwooriiixee succesiui voyages across tie Atlantic, and has. In this inn Line, a more valnalalA ou Loard Lban on any prwlbus occuslon. Tin Upwatio Flext. The wind, since yes terday, has shifted to the northeast, and to day i blowing strong from that quarter, bringing theie maiuaeroi tee neei irom doiow np to tne moutn thrivor.

a luw of tr.t-m rs.chinr thianni-t. htre they will deubtlosi Id on until the tugs are aLU to proceeu on wiin mem. AGRICULTURAL. LEVEL AND AGRICULTURAL Mannfaetiirrs of a general variety of Xricnltural 13 mrtu t-u ttt sv rv implements ana autcniuary. Oince fo.

S9 Center street, pi.i,h 13 West at. Eweev asd Traad Horse Power Threshers and Sena- ratora, manufactured anl for iMe by saxii UK tt 11 1 ijo. Circular and Cross Cut Btw Mills, forccttin waaH. Oiuer Milia, Gay. btmw and Staik Letters, and Cora SiualJan, at tha Cleveland A in-, cultural Works of HALUrtia, yWtli'tJO.

Haley, Morse Borden's Clothes Wringer Wk the premium at the Ohio etaae Fair and all other lairs vbre exhibited. For sale wholesale and retail BALDwlK, WITT A Co. Ox Yokes, a lot oT first-rate ones oct.BRlT BALDWIN, DxWITT Co. TTT00L KNITTIYARN-All anlom RSTTRlf HO OOLEN HOSIERY. GENTS' Ls41s' aa yjartn TELEGRAPHIC.

SATUBDAT KI6HTS DISPATCHES. WAR IN THE EAST. Warrenton occupied by our Army. Escape of General Lee. His Army at Godronsville, Va.

Position of the Rebel Forces. Gen. Longstreet at Culpepper. Capture of Rebel Provost Marshal. Bragg reported at Gordonsville.

THE WAR IN MISSOURI. Rebels Driven from the State. INDIAN WAR IN THE WEST. 300 Condemned to be Hung. ELECTIONS IN THE NORTH.

Michigan and Minnesota gone Republican. WAR IN THE EAST. Waeekjctoic, (Virginia.) 1 NoTember 7 r. at. The army corps of General Reynolds took possession of this place, unopposed, yesterday.

The place was occupied by CoL Raine, with about 400 men and two howitzers. Gen. Longstreet's army corps had occupied Culpepper Court House for several day a but left last Saturday. It was generally reported that he would encamp on the hills, south of the town. Gen.

A. P. Hill's command was here on Thursday, but started upon the advance of our troops. Beliable citizens confirm the general belief of intelligent army officers that Gen. Lee has succeeded in eluding Gen.

Mc-Clellan, and that a large pertion of Lee army is at Gordonsville. Gen. A. P. Hill forces, and Gen.

Stuart's Cavalry, formed the rear guard of Gen. Lee. The former was at Chester Gap on Wednesday, and General P.easantoa had pushed General Stuart to Flint Hill. Our troops found 270 wounded rebels soldiers in the hospital here. Great distress prevails among the citi-lens hereabouts for the necessaries of life.

All the stores are exhausted of supplies and are closed up. Cars are expected to arrive here to-morrow. The snowstorm continued until late this afternoon. Lieutenant Colonel Blunt, of General Longstreet's staff, was captured by Bayard's cavalry. Blunt is Provost Marshal General in the rebel army, and was inspecting his pickets at the time he was captured.

Leading Secessionist here prophecy a great battle hereabouts in a few days. They represent that Stonewall Jackson is only ten miles off with a force of 70,000 men, and that Bragg is at Gordonsville in great force. They also say that there is but little doubt that Jackson is threatening to attack our forces at Waterloo. FROM MISSOURI. ST.

LOUIS, Nov. 8. We heard nothing of special interest from General Schofield's army. The rebels do not appear to have attempted to regain lost advantages as to re-possess themselves with any part of Missouri territory. They have been pursued into Boston mountains, and will certainly be compelled to retreat beyond the Arkansas river.

The rebel column that was to take Pilot Knob and Cape Girardeau from the southeast, by way of Pocahontas, have not yot achieved any'such results. On the contrary, they have been driven below -Pocahontas, and as portions of General Steele's foroes are so disposed at Pittman's Ferry and other points, it will be impossible for the enemy to obtain a foothold in that quarter. FROM BOSTON. BOSTON, Nov. 8.

The gunboat Hiram proceeded to President Boads this evening to convey the Mississippi and Merrimac to Newborn, X. but the ships were discovered to be in such a filthy condition, that it was considered unsafe for them to go to sea. The troops on board will consequently bo landed at Forts Warren and Independence, to allow the -ships to be cleaned. It was reported that two of the soldiers had died of diptheria. OF GEN.

RICHARDSON. AKOSUM. DETROIT, Nov. 8. Baldwin, Democrat, elected in fifth Congressional District; sixth District in doubt Michigan Legislature will stand about thus: Senate, seventeen Bepublicans and fifteen Democrats.

House fifty-eight Republicans, forty-two Democrats. The remains of late Maj. Gen. Bichardson arrived here to-day, en-routs for Pontiac, his former residence. INDIANS CONVICTED.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 8. Over 800 Indians have been convicted by the Military Commission at Lower bioux Agency, as participants in the late horrible massacres, and condemned to be hung. Whether they live or die rests with the authorities at Washington.

The people to a man are in favor of immediate execution." MINNESOTA ELECTION. CHICAGO, November 8. says Donnelly, (Re publican) in First Distriot, is elected to Congress by 1000 majority. Second District Mendon (Bepublican) also elected. The Bepublioans have a majority in the State of two thousand.

FIRE. CONCORD, N. Nov. 8. The Lamberton Bridge Female Seminary was burned to the ground last night.

All the inmates escaped without injury. The i thought to been the work of an incendiary. seeds; TIMOTHY SEED. A PaiMi Loi inat received and for salr 1)7 CLAKg, SEED 100 BAGS PEDIE TIM-UTUY SEKD In slure. GEonmc srorrE, yp3B a ami TIMOTHY SEED.

75 BAGS Bu-d for aal. br R. T. I. VON.

BrjLBors HAVE JUST RECEIVED eho4ceolleouocttb.tMaJ variMia.of HTACINTH. TULIP, 0BOCC9, asovr dent sx4 GLADIOLUS BULBb. Juaz Imparted trora Holland. Thar anall selected Bulbs. aMa.Cataiujrao.

ol kiada and sricca can bad aptajcalloa, or iU toe seat br u.ail. J. MAin a ON, serttS Q-vi-tiii r.tre. EEDS SEEDS1 Timothy, Red Clorer, Rd Top Orchard Onus, Kentucky Bine Urtvi and White litct. Clorrr.

A supply- ot Uia aboT van Mies of Gn Setdaof the beat can alwayi be pad ot J. bTAlB A TIMOTHY SEEI-A Pant Lot foraaiflbf avra CLARK. GARDNER A A I Iccttad honsa, Water street, ext to Dean TELEGRAPHIC. LAST JfltiHT'S BIS PAICHS8. THE WAR IN THE EAST.

M'CLELLAN REMOVED AT LAST. Gen. Burnside Succeeds Him. Gen. Burnside Succeeds Him.

Gen. Hooker Succeeds Burnside. Rumors of Cabinet Changes. Rebels going into Winter Quarters Bragg superceded by Joe Johnson. ACTIVITY SOUTH AND WEST.

Attack Nashville on Friday. LATE NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. Return of George N. Sanders. Good Prospects of Recognition.

Great Fire at Augusta, Ga. The Emancipation Proclamat'n. The President won't modify it. FROM CAIRO. CAIRO, Nov.

8. General Grant made his headquarters at LaGraDge, Mississippi. The railroad from Jackson to that place, is in running order. a telegram rrom colonel lxwe at tort Henry to headquarters here, says there is no doubt about General Ransom having had a fight with the rebel Madison's command, in that Ticinity, yesterday. Reports from various sources indicate the route of the rebels.

VTo hare nothing definite, how- erer. A Memphis letter says fire hundred guerillas are in the Ticinity of CollierriUe enforcing consoriplion. Ueneral bherman hag issuedan order pro hibiting the importation of liquors to aiempnia, except ty gentlemen, citizens, or ofiioers for exclusive use for themselves or families by regular apothecaries for me dicinal purposes, to be retailed on physicians' prescriptions, and by keepers of ho tels aua uoensed saloons in limited quantities, not exceeding at any one time one month's supply. ine Grenada Appeal of the Gth saya a great lire occurred in Augusta, Georgia. One fourth of the city was burned.

Cotton warehouses and cotton burned is Tal-ued at half a million. George N. Saunders has returned from his European mission and brings most gratifying assurances of a speedy recognition of the Confederacy; people South greatly rejoice thereat. A correspondent of the Memphis Bulletin. Not.

7th, says a large Federal army passed south of Grand Junction Tuesday last. He farther learns from a gentleman who lives in Deido county, that for twenty miles out on' the Pigeon Roost road, the rebel cavalry have suddenly disappeared. The same gentleman says that for several days past the Confederates at Holly' Springs have been moving back all provisions and stores. This was understood to be preparatory to evacuating that place. it is Delievea tney will tall back on Gren ada.

Wednesday lat an expedition left He lena for Cotton Plant where we have understood a rebel force twenty-four hundred strong Is gathered. Tbey took fire daysra-tions. Nothing has been heard fromthem. A cavalry force crossed from Helena into Mississippi to punish rebel bands who have recently given great annoyance by firing on the Federal pickets. a FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. The Herald's dispatch says that Burn- side is appointed in McClellan. Hooker takes Burnsides' position. McClellan removal caused great ex citement here to-night.

General iitz John rorter is ordered here to answer charges against him by Pope. Ihe mortar schooners at the navy yard are having mortars removed and replaced by 100-poundcr Parrott gun amidship, two rifled guns on the sides and a pivot gun on the torward deck, lheir destination is not made public. A special to the New lork Sunday Mer cury says a Cabinet crisis is impending. It is reported that Seward, Smith, Blair and Bates are to retire, and their places be filled by Fesenden, Colfax, Winter Davis and Bonne other Western Republican. This may not be announced before January, as the present heads of Departments make reports to Congress in December.

Rebel preparations for retreat have been going on for two months. AU their plans are known to be matured for winter quar ters at Richmond. We hold Warrenton Junction, whence the rebels fell back yesterday. The snow storm will delay military ope rations in Virginia two or three days. The President notifies au who call on him that he wont modify or withdraw the emancipation proclamation.

FROM THE ARMY. SALEM, Nov. 8. The order relieTicg McClellan was re ceived last night at 11 o'clock, and was entirely unexpected. Every one was taken by surprise.

On its receipt the com mand was immediately turned over to Burnsiie. McClellan and 9taff leave to-morrow for Trenton, New Jersey, where he is ordered to report. iiis last olncial act- was issuing an ad dress to the soldiers, informing them in a few words of the change and taking leave. Ihere 13 no other news worluy or men tion except that the army is in motion. FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9. The Newbern Progress ef the 1st inst, received, mahes no mention of any recent expedition. It says tie statements that ths rebels at Wilmington were arming the negroes, is untrue. Distrust of them is so great that they dare sftt trust them with arms.

The Paymaster of Tfaterrliet (N. Arsenal was robbed in the Sub Treasury yesterday $2,000 treasury notes. The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum for boys, on Bedford aveiue, Brooklyn, was totally destijyed by fire this morning. There were ii-lS childrenjn the building, nearly aU of whom wqnr saved, Several are known to be sevoral moro are missing. KANSAS ELECTION.

LEAVENWORTH, Nov. 7. The Republican State and Congressional ticket in this State ia elected by a majority of 2300. The Legislature is also Republican. Prairie fires are causing much damage in various parts of the State by the destruction of etc.

i The Bulletin of this city learns that a family, consisting of six persons, were burnt to death or suffocated on the prairie in Anderson county, on Tuesday last. Their names are not given. The fire is now raging in the woods between this oity and Wyandotte, involving the destruction of a portion of the telegraph connecting this city with St. Louis. FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9. A special to the Post says, it is reported on what seems good authority, our army on their recent march from Corinth te Grand Junction devastated the country through which it passed by torch. Hgusea, barns and everything' wai swept away. lu FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8. About eighty rebel prisoners arrived from Lebanon, Kentucky, to-night, inciuJ ieg a son of Humphrey Marshall, who vi olated his parole, and joined th.9 rebels. Ths Democrat's Bowling Green correspondent this morning writes that aa es caped prisoner who left on Wednesday, reports that Generals Polk and Breckinridge, with men and artil lery, attacked the south aide ol Nashville on rnday morning, while John Morgan on the north side with 3,000 men, crossed at the ford, and attempted to destroy the bridge bat was repulsed. The result of Polk attack is unknown.

McCook corps, comprising Sill's, Wood. raffs and Sheridan a divisions, reached Nashville on Friday. Crittenden's corps was at uailatin on nday. Cheatham, with a portion of Bragg's army, was at Murfreesboro. The remain der of Bragg army, except 1,500, were left at Cumberland Gap, pushing toward Nashville.

Bragg had been arrested and superceded by Joe Johnson, for his disas trous campaign Kentucky. No notice at Murfreesboro, which has been In constant telegraphic communication with Mobile, of the capture of the latter city. 15,000 rebel troops are at Mobile. LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. P. M. We haTe been in telegraphio communication with Mitohellsville, Tenn, for the fatst two days, and have reoeived none of the above tidings. FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. The Monitor left the Nary Yard last evening, and went down the river. General Hunter returns in a few days to the Department of the South. It is reported that MoClellan passed through here to-day for Trenton.

The Acting Commissioner cf Internal Revenue, in a letter to the Committee in New xork, says the Government has in creased its facilities for supplying revenue stamps, and that orders now in for kinds already engraved, will be filled before the loth inst. Within a very short time plates for all kinds of stamps will be finished, and all orders supplied promptly. When this can be done an order will emanate from the Department giving notice that after a certain day stamps must be used or a penalty will be entorced in all cases where stamps can be promptly furnished by the Government on application. FROM PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA, Nov.

9. The remoTal of General McClellan caused great excitement. Among the rtrmors of cause is that some instructions from the General-in-chief were not followed and Lee escaped in oonsequence. Forney's Press says it was a purely military act and the result of a military consultation and discussion, and although recommended to tne resident and approved by him some time ago, it was only finally resolved upon after a change became inevitable. No set of the present Administration has been ft subjeot of greater deliberation.

FROM KENTUCKY. CINCINNATI, Nov. 9. to the Commercial from In dianapolis, says that on Wednesday night battallion of Shackelford's SdiKentockv cavalry was attacked by a large force of guermias, unuer loionei i owler, on Pond River, seven miles from The attack was gallantly met and the rebels were compelled to retire with loss of 8 killed, iscludinz Colenel Fowler. and a large number of wounded and pru- FROM VIRGINIA.

HEAD QUARTERS, WARRENTON, Nov. 9. yesterdav in a skir mish with Stuart near Little Washington. captured three pieces artillery, also a Captain, Lieutenant and five privates. Gen.

am yesteraay occupied and holds the Railroad bridge across the Rapnahanock. bridge uninjured. Bridge across" broad river has bcen deatroyed. CALIFORNIA NEWS. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.

8. fmm iKa Northern coast, bringing 500 passengers, $170,000 from Fra9ierriTer, BritislPColum-bia, and 5120,000 from Oregon. The extreme cold weather was driviog the miners from British Columbia. At Cariboo, fiTe hundred animals had perished in a recant snow storm. SALUTE FOR GENERAL BURNSIDE.

PROVIDENCE, (S. Nov. 9. By order of Got. Spragne, a salute of one hundred guns will be fired to-morrow in honor of the appointment of General Burnside to the army of the Potemae.

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