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Some doctor advertises to this effect s Con-
sumptiyes, cough while you can, for after you have
AIKEN one bottle you can't.n w g rather think We.
WON'T take any of that DOCTORS stuif patil we fna
out what he means by the above rather equiVoeal
extract from his, advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-14

II "a young iady out Vest II charged with putting
on airs because she refused to go 70 q ball
barefaot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-14

One morning a party came into the public rooms
at Buxton, sh,nswhar later than usual, and re-
onested some tongue. They were told that Lord
Bygon had eaten it all. g am very angry With his
lefdslp "said a lady, loud enough for thim 10 hear
the observation. e am sorry for It maea 8 rs-
toftea Lord Ryr1n, hut before ate the tongus l
was assnred you did n0twantia,
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" VOI4UME XIII.
THE FESTIVITIES OF MARDI-GRAs MIGHT

FESTIVAL OF THE MIsr1cK KREwE."
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GYoeKNEY.-- AIRY, ,op hup and 90 down to Mr..
'AIrs, and lax I'M hf = 'as apit 81 hash Or hoax
to make q AIliilsr audle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-14

Isn heing eammIserated with on aesount Of
his wifsfs ranaiag awe said, 4 Don't pity me til
ahs comes back again.n =
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couSTIae OF THE ELnoronAL vorr

tHr run sourHvrsrnns 4sp AaaHlcas llszs.I
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feLeoaepAso 70 rne Nsw ORLEANS cagacea4.
THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS-
THE PROCEEDINGS Of THE FEDERAL CONGRESS

ORGANIZATION OF AN ARMY AND Navy
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SO D EN Es FIl ON LIE q.
- ,rAnf.H.AiI -EiRSr. ---.s

Ibe Innoceacs Of Childhood.
i beautifully furnished bud chamber. Comus
Stands by tile cradle Of fancy watching fenderly
oyer It. in a noIneKt die back of the chamber
melts aWpy intp clouds; these il tusn gradually
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-14

THg BA1Ls At rHE oTHER PLAcEg
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 13.-The Ohio river, at thi
point, was falling this evening with 7 feet 8 inche
water in the canal, by the mark
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s mr. Gaan 5ass Ea. rs es.1i N9. 5ls2
cats sssssl Catcaaglot aud 9sto'is Nss 0r!sf
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ALBANY, Feb. l3.--The water has already over
flowed several streets, causing the suspension of
business, driving families from their homes and
smashing boats together. There are no signs Of d
+ 70 in the nix
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\ The V3ce8 AID F0EIies of Mdnhood.
A magnificent Eastern Palace scene is here re,
presented, showing Pride seated upon her throne
and Hypocrisy, Jealousy and Vengeance near BY,
bow to her. Dscord, Impiety and Superstition
quarrel together. Ideness leans against column
Cowardice escapes from Anger. Sin and Thief
plot together. Fear tries TO draw Hate away from
Murder Envy seeks to prevent him. Avarice and
Fraud stand together, both looking as though ap
pretending Danger.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-14

CINCINNATI, Feb. l2-Abraham Lincoln arrived
here to-day and was cordially received.
In speaking, he repeated what he said to the
Kentuckians in Ohio about q year ago, that by
nominating Mr.. Douglas they would have postponed
the result longer than in any other way. He added
there was no more difference between the Ken
tuckians and the Northerners than the difference in
circumstances surrounding them.
He meant to remember that they had as good
hearts as other people, and would treat them thus
and according to the example of Washington and
.Jeffarsan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-14

spl 5op5s o Grant, s II N Pangaguss
Ijf Il FceF. a5a I: JYio Esltqifaf. q n Jno R
Marsh sE3e ..I4 4s i Emerson aud lads 9eo Whit
Erah . VI GQdIs sefrys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-14

\ The triumph Of Virtue ouer Fice.
Childhood, Youth, Manhood and Old Age leave
Vice and Folly behind them, and ascend toward
Fame. Virtue rejoices thereat, and Vice and Folly
turn away, filed with terror and dismay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
f1RsHAI,i5s- - 1TTRIER TA4l n "a IC5.1sTHetIo0E.
. ~ goNF 7IFgTTwOVYl, % \

In fhfr couuectinn ~ ossr NV tsssiEo1ta17s rs
II am rIsthodlge Clargynan, and Whe1 q q
frouit have met with many women trol1iedI va
hs dissasS1 for which You advertise MafahaI's pts
ne Catholloon e cure. hAsa aof3ed lte uss ale
- RsT. PETER SHARP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
NRw YORR aARKEr-s ssBt. IS.

1 LhH EMLE9RAPH.l
FLOUR-More doing and market nors steady,
while prices generally have undergone no material
hs1ks poT'io1 ot ihs sales to-day were to arrive
sales q, " 66ls Al S. zoos Is for rejected; S52a
asl Tor aupernns state; Soe095 90 extra STATE;
s. 5SOaeso for supsrnne western; S5,6O5 ~ Tor COM
slns brand. extra round hoop Ohios S5,e05,25 for
CANADA FLOUR-Without decided ,6aue,.-
for conmOn 20 choice s1tra.
RYE PLOUR-Market firm ct about previous
COltN MEAI<-MArket quiet, without change
y HisK Y-MArkst quite hrm with noasfkts
demand Sales go bb.s at 20; zOO eesks tdruged
WHRAT-Ths export densnd is more active
md psiers have advanced iasc per bush The Dri-
vate accouhts by the Persia are more fsgcrable =
ses ssD1 bush ohicss9 spring AZ a. Polls 500
western ub at $i,i6@l,l7i 73S!0 bush Milwaukee
elsb a. g. 90 ~ $50 bush red state at l,25ll,z
8OO buah amber Iowa Al Sl,lsEs ,204; ls6 00 bush
winter red m at Sl,25&gls0; 40 bush auib.
sVK-Msfkst armsr. Sales 5000 bush river
anRLBY-Markst quiet f.3ti4Oa lE
C0Rh.ln NJ e.tsr request, spd prices have ca.
or und mixed western; Sc for at 90; 5ld 30
shipping do sc for very ehoiee d.; esgosc Tor
OATs-In moderate reQust at sOaslc 70. Cans
dian; 2A564c Tor western and state,
PORk-Little better demand; market without
material attention. sse- lUse bbls 81 So sa9I4
for mess the latter price for ehoico; SIS for thi1
mess; S9,T50IL'O for prime
BREF-Markst continues quiet but without u a.
terial change. Sales If l01 Dbls at s4,N145O for
country . ime; S595,60 country mess; S9@ll,25 for
repacked messi Sll. .7oD Il, 80 fJr ezra mess.
PRIME MESS bEkE-markst is dull and
nominal.
nEEF HARIS-Marke inactive
OUT MEArS-Market & shade frmer with fair
demand. sAlss &C &C for shoulders, and 6A@6'fe
for hams.
BACON-MArkst steady. Sales 50 bhds smOksd
sides at 6Ac.
LAHD-Markst irmer with sales Of s5l bbls at
SH69Hc; and 200 kegs at 9Ac.
BUTTE1-Market in fair request 79lOo for Ohio
and ll6l4Hc for state.
BHRRsE-Ths market is steady,st se7o as in
quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

~The illinois State Fairs have become
"model Institutions" They are on a grand
scale, and are admirably conducted. At
the late fair the show Of every description
Of agricultural implement Of the most i'm,
proved and desirable kinds was unParallel-
led. We are not surprised to learn that the
/" Dis pate COaking stove," sold by ". L.
Marvin, took the frat premium. This is
high compliment to the wsll-knOwn merits
of this stove, as Illinois is deficient in fuel,
and in con equence greater attention hes
been paid there than elsewhere to obtain
cooking stove that would perform the great
est amount of cooking with the last possible
consumption of wood.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IxPoETAET 70 EVERY OEE.-We wish to
call your attention to the advertisement in
to-day's paper, Of DR.. E. L. sOule & Co.'s
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly a quarter of century been
a household word all over the world. They
are undoubtedly the best family medicine
now in use. The fact that more Of them are
used than any other kind, makes US think
50. They are purely vegetable-sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their Ope'
rations. No family should be without them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

THAEKs.--Sineere thanks 10 the prOprie
tors Of solomon's Temple, now exhibiting
in Chspinss Hall, for their kindness in Civ
ing to the scholars Of the Industrial School
free admitlancs to that beautiful and won
deriul work Of art. We intimated 10 the
lady who described the model, not 70 give
faH length explanation, IS some Of the
scholars were very small, but 70 our surprise,
she spoke one hour, engaging the minds d
the children com pletely, and We could mol
help adniring the amiable spirit manifested
in rivesing on the minds Of the scholars the
vital truths Of Christianity.
september 25th. 1881. B. ".
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@Tbe following order was read on dress
parade at Camp Wood yesterday;
ORDERS No. 6.
HEADeuARrsRs 4lst o. ", o. s. A.,
CAMP WooD. Sent. IS, 1851,

HEADouARTsRs z1st o. ", U. s. A.,
CAMP WOoD, Sept. Is, 1851.
1. Tomorrow being set apart by the Pres
ident Of the United States for day Of fast
ing, humiliation and prayer, 90 much Of the
presnribed duties Of camp as come between
the hours Of A. II. and P, NJ, except the
necessary police Of camp, will be suspended.
Upon the invitation Of the Rev. Mr.. Good
rich, the Regiment will attend divine SER
vice at the First Presbyterian Church at
1880 AM. The battalion will Be- formed
on the genera parade ground at A. NJ,
and be marched in column Of platOons by
the Adjutant via Kinsman street to Erie,
down Erie 70 Superior, and to the place Of
worship, where the Regiment viii take such
seats as may be assigned them. Any mem
Der Of the Regiment desiring to be excused
on account Of eonscient Gus scruples, can
make application to the Colonel Of the Reg
imeDt. ts ~. l.rI
II. There will be 3 drill from three 10 four
P. NJ Of officers and non commissioned Of
hcers, and squad drill from half past four n
half-psst Eve.
III. Hereafter Surgeons call win be
sounded at s.I5, and guard mounting at s:3C
A. ~. First sergeants viii march their
sick 70 the Surgeons tent and furnish him
with list TO be kept IN book.
By orderof1 ~ Coz. W. B. HAhkN.
]. R. sANYoRD, Adiutant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

BRowE's sUsPExFIoE WAIsF.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns Suspension WaistH''
It certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies We ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. No one who has wornthem could be in
duced to go without them. It gives SYM
metiy 70 the form, and at the same time
perfect support to the weight of the gar
meuts, and entire ease and freedom of move
ment. You had better live ladies while you
live, and this waist would be truly life
preservsr to many dropping, " weakly wO-
men. See Norris & sheffeld's advertisement
in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
YOUR UEcLE PRl

EDIroRs LHADER-sIR. Our annual agricul
.turai fair time has rolled round, and if it is
net toe late, viii you not A:lOt q little space
in your columns 10 Osuggest remedy for
what appears to be to be an oversight on
the part of the various merchsnts, &C., Of
your city. I allude to the almost total alb
sence Of fdisplsy, on the fair grounds, Of the
various articles need d by the farmer, both
manufactured and for sale. True, there are
some exceptions, but nothing like what the
interests Of both seller and buyer demandH.
Very many of us farmers make our fair
days subserve two or more purposes, we are
then usually accompanied by our families,
and the day is devoted TO the fair and to
the purchasing of such luxuries and cOnve-
niences, &C., as the condition of our pockets
will allow. Now, tits exceedingly convent
emit to have what we want placed before us
on the fair grounds for inspection, and card
from the dealer usually secures him new
customer.
could enumerats quite number Of
friends who can date their first desire, for q
sewing machine for instance, from seeing
one operated at q fair. know Of one last
year at our fair who came near being cheated
at home by cheap one, saw a good one at
sho fai', and in few weeks bought. This
Is equally true Of all the various branches Of
inc ustry. Many, very many nice thing'
only want to be placed before us to insure
:our purchase. Very little expense need be
incurred on the part of the exhibitor. Am
pie room suppose is obtainable in the vari-
Gus halls; at any rate temporary structure
would cost but a trihs compared with tbs
advantages 70 be derived from what aPpearI
to be the cheapest mode Of advertising Il
the agriculturest. The farmer feels more a
home ., what is emphatically his fair, THAI
he would TO tramp frC m store to store il
.earch of what he might want.
i Yours truly, A FARxEE.
Gates Mills, Sept. "A, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

ELECTA1C BArH.-Dr. GibsOn's new elec.
trio bath cures general debility, rheums-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the cirou-
lstion and remove almost every disease in
amsnner truly astonishing. Nc other bath
in the world give such universal satisfae-
ton to the sick The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladiss-a female Oper-
stOr in attendance. Office No. lit Ontario
street. iy8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

DED1o1TpS@Tbe West Side high sehoq
edifee, at the junction Of Clinton, State, and
Ann Streets, West Side viii be dediestsd BY
appropriate services on Friday, 77thS at two
o'clock Pm. Addresses viii be delivered
by Hon. Anscn smyth, State Commissioner
Of Public schools, and by one or more gem
tlemen ofthe city.
The members of the Board Of KducatiOn,
ex-memberH- of the came, gentlemen Of the
Press, the Council, and the Clergy Of the city
are invited to be present. It is expected
that there will be large attendance Of eiti-
zens and ladies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
CLEVELAND nIARKKr..sept. as.

BLOUR-salss of ioO bbls extra At S4,f5.
WHRAT-Ths market vas oppressed this morn
ing, and no HAlss of red were eHsoted, although Of
f.rs made At S5c. After the receipt of tho 81
tenOOn dispatches the feeling imDroSeds though no
transactions are reported Sales were cars white,
all on track, at st,oo. e iet 80
CORN-No sales.
OATs-sAles Of 2 cars at &c, and car at 2sc,
HGHWINEs-sale OC6O bb saEIIIfe. = f1'
BUTTER-sAlss Off srkins good &c.
LARD-sAlss of Atkins eountry.rsndsrOd at
ISo. ctr-. er.,t. IN 8 .rrr
eGGs-Quiet at 7a7xo, with sales at latter Ag.
uro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

NAHHooD-HoR LosT-HoE RZsFoRED.2
SuIt Published in a Sea ed Envelope pEiae CENTS
A Lecture en- the Nature Treatment and radioal
Cars Of spermAforrhRaor eeminal Weakness, In
gdiuatsry Ezissloas. Sexual DEBILITY and 1npsd-
fmsnfs 70 Ma fiaes generally, NtrTonsness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fitss- Mental and Physical
Iuufbarlty, rseulting fsUm SelfsAbussi &o.-~BE
R6Bf. j. ouLYERFELt., n. D., Author Of ths
aaEuN BsoKs &C. .iaii,e fFs ia7ll
"a Bosa % Thousands Of sunorsrs." sent under
sal ID plain envelope, 70 any address, Posr PAID,
oaFsesipt of Eix esnts, o. two postage stamps. b.
81 tss.4 d.. On. J. Q. KLINE,
n E5We-y, New } ork, Post once Box. lsss.
~ Sepfed6W26f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

We LABoR YoR THR SICK AND WOUNDED
sOLDIERs.-sOldier's Aid Society, No. s5
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations of
Hospital bedding, new and hslf-worn shirts
and drawers, slippers, bed-gOwns, towels,
old linen and sottOn for lint and bandages,
wOolen yarn and knitted socks, rice, farina,
oatmeal, pearl-barley, dried fruits and ber-
ries, canned vegetables or fruits, jellies, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to Il o'clock,
A. NJ.
RRs. B. ROUsr, Prest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
BUFFALO alARKET-sep,. IS.

RLOUR-Msrkst quiet.
WHEAT-Market buoyant after the recent OF
the New York report and prices better Sales Il 0U
bush red winter western SlOz; I5 900 bush do at
Sl02H; ll,4gO bush do at 81, ,t3; 500 bush Chicago
spring at $685. $50 bush white Kentucky on private
terms. fr y
CORN-Market hru1er afier the receipt Of eastern
report. Sa'es 1900 bush private terms; suppos.
at S7fc as buyers were Offering 5 c;
Other grains quiet.
RHIsKY-In moderate demand. Sales 80 bbls
at 16hc.
CANAL FREIGHTS- Lower and dull; l6c on
corn, l71fc on wheat o1 New York. T. &. U =
LAKE ImPQRTs-lsOU0 Dbls nouri 80 900 bu
wheat; ZOO bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTs-2flyOO0 bu wheat; I47,OOl
bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
.AERIENp n I'D. - Il.

uuu, ths rsoiys og Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con
aetfszs ths sst bone ssttsr, and hss been usedi
- praetios Or ne lsEt twenty ysaFg With tha most
astsnishinG snccess. Az 80 external remedy Il -
uIh6at aresls and win alleviate pain Isorc spsed
q thah other prspsration. For Al Rheu1aatir
~ EETou Dssor6sru it = truly iniAniOe. and - .
eaiafVo for s0rsa. Weands, esrtips. BEaisss. &c.
4, loothiag. healing, Ead P0v'Eiul strengthening
,spsltisa, szolt5 ths uss Nonssr and sltoaiahmeut
q % Who haEs ever given Il trial. Over iocf
huu7ud oaxtsacatos Of rem euEess performed
b. q within TIE iast sWo ssars, attsst TN isot.
siofsals 81 strous q Armstrong and VIM. Finks.
- s8terl,Sssisnt 3 S eg ssVs5.B9sdsW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

+ GEA1x on gEE UAEAE.--Itis q singular fact
remarks ths Utica herald, perheps not
known to eli our readers, that since the ist
day of May. on which day navigation on
the Erie Canal vas opened, there ma flowed
through this city astsady stream Of grain,
mostly wheat and corn, avarageing one tE9G-
sand 5Rslsls an hour day and night, and this
stream has poured out ct tide.Eutsr, thirty
three millions up to the 9TH Of septsmber
This includes the four, calculated ct I'VE
bushels 70 the barrel. This grain, ground
and bolted, and baked into bread, viii feed
three hundred thousand soldiers for seven
years, giving hem mora than 3 pound Of
bread per day each.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

- The prios Of the MoHEIna LaEaHa p
nOwS agents Is One Dollar and Fifty osna
per hundred, md no dsvistioA under any
circumstances.
The postage on ths LAADER, 70 Newl
Dealers, ia ons-fourth Of fA esnt per copy.
We would prefer thua parties remitting
postage stamps should send Us one and three
cant instead Of larEsF denomination,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

An # the GrsHsabers Medicines hrs f. e.,
q, oHUBgEIIL ssOEzEs .HyYss. Rssssse g.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

No MORE " KUR1oUs" THAN TEUE.-Norris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
ditiOn Powders for horses and cattle that are
in the market. So says every one who has
tried them, and we should think every one
uses them by the quutity he is selling
Every owner Ofsuch "animals" should read
the advertisement, luxurious Koinoidence"
in tO-dAy's paper and the powders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
CoNNFrEE oE AREAEaEl1Nrs.

WoRK FoE THE LADTEs.-Thers is at the
rooms Of the Soldiers Aid Society, sS Bsnk
street. large quantity Of half worn sheets
and table linen TO be cut into towels,
ha0dkerchiefs, 90. Any lady. who win call
and take = parcel Of this 70 make over win
render great assistance 70 the Society.
There are also a great many bandages 90
lossly rolled as to be useless. Will not some
one accustomed 70 this work assist in re-roll-
ing them.
The little girls Of the city win be supplied
with linen for soraping into lint, By calling
al s5 Bank street.
- Mns. B. RoulE. Prasidsnt. !.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

~ Carbon and Iubricating ois at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Wster Lime, Nova
Scotia stueco, Sugars, Moiasses, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found ct George
sprasue,s, oyistt's change.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

THn HERO OF sUzrER l-our noble Ander-
son il in command in Kentucky. Patriots
Of Ohio, turn cut and unite under the Hero
Of Sumter. The Fifteenth Regiment, now
reeruitirg g in this city, will go under General
Anderson. Let Northern Ohio do her duty
and crowd the ranks Of the Fifteenth. s21
uon-commissiOned officers viii be taken
from the ranks in this Regiment.
The Recruiting Office is ct Hs Superior
street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
CHIcAGO sIARKRT-sept. rs

lET TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market quiet
WHEAT-Market lac higher. Sales at 76c
No. Il 7i6172c for No 2 in store.
CORN-harket duh. Sales at 2lo for mixed
in store. 1900. 81
OATs-Market <e higher. 1l ssa ~ q
RECRIPTs-sOl0 bbis hour; 1000 bush wheat
sHIPNKNTs-sOO bbls four 122.OO bu wheat
2lS 600 bush com. ~ " n
RREIGHTS-hrm.
RXCHANGR-On New York, 10 premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26
THE CITY.

No PAPtR.-This being ''Fast Day" We
shall issue no paper this afternoon or TO-
morrow morning. In case of exciting news
being received. our readers may look for an
s'extrs'' Friday morning. 2 4 y q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

Tn sr3EnrH RtsIHEn4 CoLoas. The idea
has been Obtaiz.sd By some, in consequence
Of remark BY Prof. Peck Al the Concsrs on
Tuesday evening. that the cOlors Of the Sew
epth we're manzfaetursd IN Francs. The
matsrsal was Obtained direct hem France,
but the contract. for the hsss Eas made with
9. ". CsowslI Of this sitys who had them
made BY LengIsy Bros, cincinnssi.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

WAHTED-TEenty more men wanted to
fill up ths Ottawa County Company. Apply
at the Leader counting-rOOm or at Camp
Wood. J.H. WILL1sToS,
Recruiting Ohieer.
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OswEGO HIARKEE-seDt. 2s.

RLOUR-Market unchanged. Sales at S5,0Oa5,25
for fancy from spring wheat.
WHEAT-Market firm. Sales 1900 bush No. l
club at Sl.O2: 400 hush No 2 CHICAGO tpring at
81 ,Hr 100 bush No. do private terms; last night
81 bush winter red western on private terms.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTS-This morning opened,
lie on wheat lOc corn to New York; bus tJfs ater-
noon carriers are asking I2c wheat, lie on corn.
LAKE. ImROkTS-2OJlOo bush wheat; q, 300
bush barley
CANAL EXPORTs-33J bbls dour; 900 bush
wheat; 24.6OO bush corn; 9,OO3 bush barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

Way TsUH.-"Ths very best thiag Of the
kind ever aaw-1 assure you, sir the
very beat, /" said the little man rubbing hiS
hands briSkly together. "TO what do you
allude, may ask ?" I said 10 him out OF the
"Guide 10 polite conversation" THE Ocean
Bird Olgar;P he answered, (Which has just
arrived at Mould Hogan's."
The little man ives right.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

Our townsmsn, Mr.. Gebhsrt, received the
first premium on the celebrated Stewart
stove. The committee put il to the most
thorough test, and the award cannot be
looked upon other than q great triumph
Dayton Journal. sep20:354.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

The members Of the Cleveland Hu-
siesl sOcisty ere requested TO meet at their
rooms on Friday evening, 27th inst. A full
sttsndance Il desired. By order.
Cleveland, Sept. %, lsBl.s54--7t.