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nntoteu crfparen.
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stapihne serfprt aaen Seibensen tetIenbc Gnr
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sbr'men rwDbnbeen 9usenb rtI&t ID Opftru ptSdr
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wss b Optsr tnss ssbmeu eaatrs aeruurben nh
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er oSiaubsrH dSHs entlrdt haben wrHen mIGru & NIT
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rem uraen bic 6ur Geppnbett sebeten Qaers ent.
foilren ilib. Ff7ff ~
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lteben 1biiren BON 8alttmOretry GftltAe Sette,
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senlen no regmaBe Aerin unb IaltrR, anee,Cetn DR.
JDbnfcn's Ruf tn Nobe.
YfS Gat SrttN mnHtn stnen pSa.etamp entbaten.
p Sine 9eilaa9 in2 lasen ;usefthert.
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Nnmnler 176,
8altiurOrc.2ecFs FsSoOlpitaI.

@'e5rancet CUR llnterprldung Der Qnudldlbrt.
Der etAS9e YIag. MO etne 6etluu9 erLannt
Dernen farm.
einOerun9 tn lets Shtnbet.
Rein Qusdlilber, pas eiIert @elMnDbM rets
lenDs rl1t1trt.
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8sionpers III beaebten |!

Dr SCbnfrn btet anen Denen Me 0ulf an eIe fd turG
pl9e sebmt une nnnatnrltt tA RsrY terrrtube fi
bic arsett e @eaaft uuh bt Gbt unfabto aeuDt Qoher
aefdnn6t baten. ~ j.s-54 3ast G,7 80
pier nh etutes raureen basenswertbn BcIeen ber
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unsrenuns 6r UerbGuunss aQseetue &uttrafuna
SpmptDme Der S@utnDfH&t
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Die Fnrt6Iden ruHsen bes 2aRrS Nnh Iesr N farttn
Ueruh es eed6nies Uewrune Der 9bceu 0ebrudbtit ber
Gefssrdfte box Gbnanetn Abntteuns Dcr ber QtiGaft
&c. GAb ttntet Der fdltmmeu Bpleen. f7T'
Ianitnes SDn ptrsnen ssta alttrs ISunen st tsAsIn
ttren wa6 bab utrS5s nbstattrt tretn tnhs d ut
leIHtn Set MuSitbruns bdtsn. =
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@rpceries, SDetne, 2tq6rs &c.

Speben empfn9 cine 9roBe 9ar6e ocri9lider aaren bic
mir an Beoerpertduer bi0t9t ab9eben werben
Iu boben tets 9pa. 0Grn9e Sar6elen, Sarbinen Sald
Del 1e &c. an 0anb. 9SeeI 4 gSitteImr, sE1
So. 379 Wet Ga tin1nretrnhe
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Sunoe NS1nner.

etOnters weIts b OD Scb,tmu eatrs sewurben nh
as dbritt r otes d1nfeurs Az rubss rak ttte wsI
ur TIRE erbdbtnen une enrrteltsn
mn em Ocnuer Bsrebomtett ben beseAtft ant
etlsI bsdubsrHot tOHs enpdt paben rrben mlGtu @ mt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
NRw YoRK MARKET-sEPT. Q.


FLOUR THE market exhibited less activity, but
with a fliF demand for export and homo COnsump-
lion and holders are disposed 20 insist upon full pr-
ccs and have In some instances realized an advance
sSie- were 1880 bbls-at S5,7a95,S5 for supertine
statr s6aae6 y or extra state ier super
ns ira Ss9ss1sTa sds5 SS os s6lPBg sePPpS g5ano' extra
CANADIAN FLOUR-Market rules quiet with
moderate demand. Sales 500 bbls, at S5,7565,S5
for gupcrinci S6,lS@7,o for common to choice OK
RYE FLOUR STEADY, with small sales at s., 80
40 for common 10 choice superfne.
. CORN lilSAliTln moderate request and with
WHiSKY-Marko quiet aud steady, with sales
WHEAT There Is lc to &c advance on previous
price Of wheatnud the demand for export continues
good; The business is stu materially checked by
the limited supply OF really sound parcels. sales OF
white Miehigan AT s,4s9l,6; winter red western at
Sl,slltQ; fair % ehoiee spring a. S2a nnsopnd DO
sof winter red western at 81 30@l 36S; fair white
Ohio and Indian at Si,t2ii5; unsound do at u, IS
40: amber Milwaukee spring at Sissy.
RYE-Searce and hrm with sales Of 10 bushels
R1FtI,FY-scarc and tendency upwards, with
sales Of 10 bush common state at72Gls0e.
CORN-ln moderate request and the market Is
without material change sales are 7l9OQ bush at 671
46ye for sound .inixed western, and 7Oc for very
,OATs-Markot Dull, at sOS@4zO for western and
0RK-steady with fair demand. Sales Of 1925
bbls AZ $3.50 tornew mess; $500 for old mess Sls
Ok for thin mess; Sl6 - for western prime ness $50
for clear. r.lr Hrr
HEEF-Steady with a fair demand. Sales Of $50
bbla at S4,0064,25 for country primei S5,00d5,50
or country ness S79lO for repacked mess; Su@l2
for extra mess.
MESS BEEF-Dull and nominal.
BEEF III anfS-Dull and nominal.
CUT 1fEATS-Dull. at exc for shoulders; lO2@
llc for hams.
L.ARD-Market quiet and steady, Sales Of go
bbls At l2{(al2tc.
BUTTRR,-firm with good demand, at l2H@I7
for Ohin lbG52lc for state. --.
CHRRSE-Firm, and in better demand, at 99lIe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
FR0lI CALIFORNIA.

81. JosEFH, No, Sept 10.
The Pony Express arrived last night
san Francisco, Oct. 2o.-fhere have recently
for ten hour system which have been partially
sustained
At the Douglas Democratic primary election in
san Francisco, it was demonstrated that nearly
all the Irish Of the city will support that ticket
Political mass meetings throughout tle State
are almost entirely eugrossiDg tie public mind.
Primary elections and conventions are taking
place daily IN all the counties 30 choose delegates
20 represent the four political parties whose State
Convention viii meet az Sacramento between
The ID and 11th Of September
Senator GWin is 20 make his first political
speech this year in Stockton. 10 morrow evening.
As the canvass opens, great bitterness is mani
Tested against the Senator, Who isa candidate for
re-election next winter and some of the Demo
cratic County Conventions have required pledges
from their legislative candidales TO use az hon
orable eXertions to defeat him, when The Legis-
lature assemblies ...i'
The Republicsn State Central Committee has
decided to call four State mass meetings or bar
oeeues, 10 Che four most prominent interior lOca-
lions.
The contestants in the Broderick will case have
70 take the testimony Of Joseph c. McKibbin
John W. Forney, John B. Haskin. Mai. Carpeu,
ter and some others, by whom they expect to
prove that on the day the viii purports TO have
been signed, brOderick could not have executed
Y aud tnat the VIII was not among BrOdericks
papers e W ashington, when first examined after
ms death. The APPLICATION was strenuOusy op-
posed, and the Court has the matter under Eiiyise
ment
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OVERLAND MAI. {
INprrENnrNcf. Sept. lo.

r-A~f--A -a-'-f--4fNr-f - - 49,
The Santa Fe mail With dates to the 27th
ult., arrived last night in time to connect
with the mail going east this morning.
Gov. Ranchor is out in lengthy article in
The Santa Fe Gazette, defining his position
In refusing 10 ean for volunteers, be says
there are sufficient troops OF the regular ar
my for all practical purposes, and under the
law the Governor has no power to call into
service the militia as Congress has made no
provision for paying them for any service
rendered. BE is also very severe on OterO,
the delegate from Mexico, complaining that
it is the second time that he has gone out of
bis legitimste duties to assail him,
Col. Flauntleroy hasreceived orders from
the Secretary Of War to make an immediate
and vigorous campaign against the Navajos
Indians with the force he now has.
The Col viii be able to put Q speedy ter
miDation to the existing tronb,es, ifhe only
obeys his instructions.
On the 18th OF August, the NavajOs stole
from the Government herd at Valvorde 800
head Of beef cattle.
Thirty troops went in pursuit and recov-
cred fifty head, but did no injury TO the
thieves.
Senator Baird from the counties of Santa
Anna and BerniIo, has resigned his Office as
Senator, for the purpose of faking an active
past in the campaign against the Navajos.-
No Indians were seen on the route.
A report reached Santa Fe Fork that the
Cheyennes, Kiowas and Sioux had joined to-
gether, and would make war upon the troops
whenever found, and the commands at Paw
nee Fork were opprehensive Of an attack
nom them.
Preparations are making for 3 large Doug
las demonstration in this city te-night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
SHERIFF. AND MASTER COM

SHERIFF AND MASTER COM
- MISSIONER'S SALE.-PursuADt 10 tbs COM
mand Of an Oruer Of sale issued rUm the Court Of
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, al the suit Of
et al, defendants, directed, shall offer for
sale at public auction at the door OF the Court House
in the City of Cleveland, in said county, the nth
day Of September 1867, at clock p. M, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, to wit:
Situate in the City OF Cleveland, in the Connecu-
cut Western Reserve In the State Of ohio, and which
also in the county Of CuyahogaY and is known by
being part Of city lot numb 5l one hundred and
my one and IL Bounssd as follows; beginning at
point the sOutherly line OF Bolivar street nifty feet
westerly OF the eastery line Of said lot number (l5
one hundred and fy-one; thence westerly along the
sOutheriy line OF Bolivar street forty and one
half set (4y eet); themes s0utherly At right angles
with Boliv street 50J hundred and eighty feet
10 alley; thence easterly parallel with Bolivar
street (4g56) fOrty.nne and Une-half feet. thence
nOrtherly hundred ami eighty (l8U) feet 10 the
place of beginning. Appraised at Slu0.
d. l.. WIGHTMAN,
aug27302 Sheriff and Master Com T.
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wHOLEsAI.E PRICE CURRENT.

Beef, mess 9sbbl Ia -
dOprime mess "a
Pork, ,messNO.l ~ O0a29. Is
do do No.2 "a
Hams,su 9cwt l2 oOal3 %
do c'try cu'd. y OQalO %
Bacon, Sides. "a
Shoulder sag Z "A g o.
do cOun'y cd 8 Goa -
Butter. VIZ. q b IA ais
90 roll--..-....-. -a-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

nAVIS g VOKUE, SHIPPING
u = and general
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
for the sale Of
GRAIN, FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD,
PORK, HAMS, HIGHWIEEs, &c.
No. g. River street, CLEvELAND, D
Z. S. DAVIS, late with Guyles, Foot 4 Bash
L YORCE, .. =. Edwards 3 Iddings. J
Rs-Advaness made on property In store. apr4.sa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
FROM DETROTT.

DETRoITi Sept. 10.
Canadian schooner " II, Davis, with
cargo Of coal, bound from Cleveland to Code
rich, c. W., sprung a leak in the gale Of
Saturday and sunk near Middle Island, Lake
Erie. All the crew Of seven persons escaped
to the rigging where they remained seventeen
hours. They woro finally rescued by a pas
sing steamer. No lives lost. The vessel viii
probably be raised.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
TEIEGRAPH1e. e.
satuEaay AfteTnO0nls Roport !
FROM CHICAGO,


CnIcAGo, Sept 10.
Mrs. Jane Cook, Miss Elizabeth Cook,
Fondulao Franklin Hopkinsou, son Of Deputy
Y. S. Marshal Burus Milwaukee, are among
,he lost All accounts represent City Of
Milwaukee shrouded in mourning; business
being suspended.
The Republican demonstration set down
for reception Of Senator Seward to-day is
postponed.
GUrdon S. Hubbard, owner OF Lady Elgin,
has hbelled schooner Augusta for $4,000,
the vessel was taken in charge by U. S.
Marshal. This win bring out a full investi.
CATION Of the affair.
The body Of Herbert Ingrahani, member Of
the British Parliament was recovered and
taken in charge Of by his friends.
Up to this morning q bodies were re-
covered. ga.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

The late adviets from Bnenos Ayres repre-
sent political affairs generally quiet. The
people being satisfied with urquizes fusion
policy
Extensive discoveries Of gold in the PROV
inccs OF San Juan are announced.
The U. S. Argentine, aud brig Dolphin
were in port
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
STEAMER BURNED.
Csrpo. III. Sent. 10

CA1Ro, H., Sept. 10.
The steamer Arago bound ior IosssuIg sunk
at Goose Island Saturday morning. Cargo con
siderably damaged. Boat Viii probably BE- sc'
of No lives lost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Nv ohAkAAhs sept. ~.
The Blenville, from Havaua, is below with 70
passengers.
Ilhe health Of the Island was excellent.
A cargo Of slaves had been landed on the eastern
coast, bat we have particulars.
The steamer 0soeola had arrived az Batavand from
Truxllo She brings the news that tho Command
er Of the English man-Of-war 1earns had ordered
Walker to surrender the town, and that Walker had
obeyed and retired down lower on the coast with 50
nuen. According 20 last adYices his force was re-
duced to Is men by the continued attacks Of his en-
emies. Walker himself was severely wounded in the
tacs. Several Of his wounded followers we're placed
%, board the Yearns az TruXillo. he had lost q
Colonel.
When the 0sceola was leaving TruxillO Aiyorez
was entering ths town with 900 men.
y. Lne steamer Teyiot he'd arrived at Havana from
vera Cruz on the 3d. -rl
511ls iramon was At the capitol concentrating his
tol. ii's W 'Hs eopA
me brig hniei from TTIIEillo % slst. and Ruatan
tion. '''-e' i-.i--
Walker evacuated Iruxilloon the night of the
2lst, pursued by the enemy L ast see52nts stats
that only one man was killed No oninion ~
the fate Of Tie rest Of the company can be
formed. JlL--LlIe- II Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
MAINE ELECTION.

RoarEAND, Sept. 10.
The elgrtion for State officers and members Of Con-
sreEt II Maine took place to-day
The vote iH probably the largest ever cast in tho
State Scattering returns, including several Of the
Lest o.lles ela towns show epnh lean gains and
barge maioriiies puOlloAh 'NA0' -
dats f5r 5,oysr,1 ashburne Republican candi-
Ti = -J76 majority.
SECOND DIsFArcH
The following is the result in several principal
tOwns
ernor. T5l; Smart, (dem.) ? y29s; harnes Union
Il3. Bath, Washburne $50; Smart 12l. saeo,
Washburne Tg3: Smart ~. BiddgfcTds " ash
burue $50; Smart z9s. Rockiand, ashourne
SsI. smart 6s4 Belfast. Wasaburne $40: Smart
n IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

Pine. clear IN 26 O0a23 %
do I'd clear. % O1a22 %
do box ..--..... Il Ulhl6 W
do common. 10 Olhl2 90
Poplar, clear. alb %
do siding -al0 %
Joist&ScantPg -al0 "
Shingles Cleye AZ D0
do Mich GCa 3 OOa 3 e
do Cut..-.-.-... -
Lath, pine ! 5Ua-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
FRnnI nnIAHA City.

0MAHA CRY, n. T. Sept 8.
The telegraph line to this point is COM
pleted, and an Office opened yesterday. We
win be in communication with Fl. Kearney
by the lst OF November.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
COMMERCTkL.
OswEGO MARKFT-sRpT. Q.

lhh TkLkuNAfh.t
FLOUR-Dull Sales arc at $500 for extra state;
ST. 70 flr fiyoriie double extra city brands.
WHEAT Market without material change, -
bush No I Chicago spring at 81 2E 6D10 bush do Al
s0mething over this quotation.
3 (OkN-Frmi but scarce. No sales.
Other grains nominal
CANAL FREltstrrS-unchnng Flour 3Aci
Wheat 10; Corr u sc, 10 Nav York.
LAKE IMFuRTS-blsNQ bushels wheat adVO
bush corn; sluCn bush harley.
CANAL EXPORTS-5isO bush Nheat; lOOobu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

NATIONAL FAIR.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.
The entries for the National Fair, which com
Inences Sept 28th, already number nearly 14OO. =
Everything indicates that il will be splendid
success and more attractive fhan any former ex-
hibitiOn.
The Prince Of Wales will probably be here on
Tuesday the 25th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
- NiEhtls Report.
FROM NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Sept To-
Col. Greener has left for Texas, via. Richland
and Memphis, where he expects TO meet large
command OF Knights Of the Golden Circle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
.. S. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

OlNCLAhAIL Oepl ~.
The grounds fitted up for the Sth exhibition OF
the D. s. Agricultural Society are ready, aqd nu.
merous entries are coming in from distant States
as well as Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky.
There is every prospect OF an exhibition supe.
Nor to any yet witnessed in tbs country.
The premiums exceed $50 600 The Fair CON-
mences on the 18th and continues to the 10Th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

M ASTER'S SALE.-NOI1CE.-
lyl In pursuance Of a decretal order Issued from
ne Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county Ohio,
in case in which Ralph II. MOrthington is plain
tiff, and MyrUn DOuw ct. al, defendants, to me d.
rected shall expose for sale at the door OF the new
Court House in the Ciy Of Cleveland in said county,
on the IIth day Of September, ls6O at O'Clock 7;
NJ. of said day, the following described lands ana
Situate IN the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
Ohio and IL lot No two-hunGred and forty (2iJl IN
the Willeyvile Plat In said city, being in thai part
thereof which was formerly in Ohio City and Is six
ty feet front and hundred and fOrty-niRe ieet,
nine inches deep. Appraised at $500.
l.. Prentiss, r W. BlNGHAM,
plrfig Atty Master COm'r.
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FIRE.

BosIos, Sept. 10.
Early on Sunday morning the % eongre-
gational church in Medford was destroyed by
fire, with two wooden buildings adjoining -
Loss $4,000. Insured Sc, 600. -
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus / Cincinnati, Cleveland & ErleY and CieFe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads
At SOlOn, with hacks 70 Chagrtn Falls, 40
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, Bloomfield, Canfeld, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence BY P. r.
W. o. Z. B. TO Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L. RHODES, Sup't.
Cleveland. Feb 9,is59.
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n4STE,pTg sSi5-I.E "pfFpSFYTN

M ASTER'S SALE-PURSDANT
lll 20 the command Of decretal order bt sale
irJtn fhe Court Of Ooumon Pleas Of CuYahOga coun-
q, ~ the suit Of Edward Wade against Ora H.
Knapp aud others, to directed, shall expose ior
sale at public auction the door Of the Court House
in the City Of Cleveland, the twenty day OF
September, ledU, ut three O'Clock p. NJ, the follow
ing described premises, situate IN the Township Of
heWburgh, Cuyahoga county Ohio, viz: being IN lot
No three hundred twenty-iOur In said AewDurRh,
and bounded a. follows, Viz beginning at the north
west corner Of said lot, thence south on the west
lice twelve Iu-lu0 chains tO q stake thence east
the north line Of Deborah l.. knapps land eleven
5Q-lUJ chains 10 stake; thence north twelve 7Ulu0
chains 10 stake in the north line Of said lot; thence
west ON said north line TO the place Of beginning,
containing fourteen aud half ucrus Of land, being
the same premises conveyed BY Isaac A. Wightman
20 Garrett aud Briggs by decd dated August p, 1851
Appraised Ht S2lO0,
HENRY G.. ABBEY,
aug2l.30i Master C0m'r.
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10 CONTRACTORS.

NJ Office To OONTRACIORS.-
Y Sraled Proposals will be received AT the ONCE
% the City Civil Engineer until u clock, Nj, sep
tember lllh, ls60, Tor tho construction Of brick
sewer on Eage street from Canal street and TO con-
meet with the old sewer in Miami street.
Plans and specifications OF said work may be seen
at the City Civil Engnser's Office and after sept
ID, 1860. --
The Board OF City improvements invite the sub
mission Of tins bids reservng the right 10 accept or
ruJeut ths same. BY order OF the Board,
}. "A. SARGENT,
sepl 800 CITY Civil Engineer.
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AEaUsTA. 81 Do.

HeTschsl v Johnson passed through this
city on Saturday, en- route To New York.