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NY. STOCK n1ARKET.-s.,,. "A.

FEY TELEGRAPH
mONEK-ln more demand at CAT per cent on
call. - ~ "
sTERLING EXCHANGE-Closed very firm
st liS for btst bankers bills
SEOCkS- Marie ct quiet, but higher Cleveland
z Toledo so Pansma ll0 80 Erie 255E; Nov York
2en!Tai Is'si Ohi ago, Burlington 4 Quincy 67Jk
F~cinc Mail 81 Missouri s. 43h; Illinois Central
bonds g3i Tennessee 6s 43H; George Sc fsN; United
States IS - reeisteced sO United ~tatss sc Isl cou-
pons 90<; United States IS "A coupons sO9S
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CHICAGO RiARKRT-sept. "a,

RLOUR-AIarket 50lec hiaher.
MHEAT,- Market 1as advanced 2Gsc. Sales at
73@74c for No. |; G6@6sc tor No 2 In store
mixed in store ~
RECRIPTs- OCO bhls aouri 97,OOo bush wheat;
,sHIPMENTs-I.Ol .OlO bhls -four; Is7.OOO bu wheat
RREIGHTS-5fc CHER
kXCHANGE-EKchange unchanged.
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FOR VIRGIsIA.-COl. AnsOn G. stagsr, who
was attached 10 the staff of Gen. Mcclellan
in Western Virginia, as Superintendent of
Telegraphs, leaves this morning 10 assume
the same position on the STAFF Of Gen. Rose
crana
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TaE DuEi4L Of sotbirns.-An order has
been issued from the War Department d.
rSoting the manner in which an accurate
and permanent record of deceased soldiers
and their place Of burial shall be kept, and
making 1t the imperative dui of certain Off
cars to place at every soldiers grave head
board inscribed with his name, regiment, &c.
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Pe'iormanees ct 2o'ciock in the afternoon and 2
oeloek n ine evening. Doors open half an hour
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BUFFALO MARKRT-sept. "a.

FLDUH--Market unchanged
WHEAT-Market firm Sales 5000 bush No
chicago spring at Slc 3,iOi bush white KenfuoFv a
Sl,lzS IW0 ush No. Chicago spffpQ at AZ ssc
$50 bush Milasukee club on private terms.
lnhN-market steady. Sales $1,000 bush At &c
Other grains nominal. - ~
CANAL FREIGHTS Firm
LAKE. ,Gn bbls dour; l3s OnO bt
wheat; l4OO0 bush corn; 5000 bush oats 5000 bust
rye - S''00 0'7-
CANAL .ExPORTs-6l,OOo bu wheat; 27s.OO
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"HuEAN FRAMTT, on PHYsIoL 77'~'L Re-
sEARoaEs," should Be read By everybody. T. 80 ts
Of selfinhietee diseases and the results Of early
nal rAetioo, the eau that frequently lead to W.
HVFfT HARaIAals, their relief and prevention.
with copous Instructions a. 70 the sure method Of
dispeIling the ElsaivRcs that frequently take held
q those ABoUI 70 ENrER into the marriage State
The work is beautifully Illustrated with cOlorod
ErayinGs, and l. fraught vi wholesome advice
and exhOrtatious. sold hy DR. BARLOW, ~
nss.
Sold also by <. r. aaylsrd and CLARK, Druggists,
usVsirnd. Ohio
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Or THE TRAcK.-A freight car on the
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati Road got
of the track on Saturday afternoon, tearing
up about five rods Of the rails.
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- To-day Is the JsWish anniverssry
q ne Atonsnssi, sud us presume 81 our
ssish fsllos .siii1sns closed fhsir places
Of hpsipess q usual
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CANDIDATES.

O. b. TIBsIrs would most II respectfully announce
to ovo:sr5 OF Cleveland that lie e candidate for re-
election to the Office of Justice of the Peace.
Clsv land, Sept. I4th, 'S6I
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AAEHoSD-HoW LosT-HoW REsToRED.-
Just publiahed in Sea cd Envelope price cents.
A Lecture Oh the Nature, Treatment and radical
Gurs Of spernstorrhes or seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility. and Inped-
ilsnts 70 Marriage generally, GergOuspsss, Con
suaDtioa, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
IncepacitY, r'sulting from self-Abuse, Ae.-By
ROBT. J. OULFERRELL, N. D., Author Of The
GaEEE Bs0K, &C.
asH In plain enveloBe, 10 any I'D iress, Post PAID,
% fesipt Of six cents, or two postage stamps BY
Or. Oh. J. O. KLINE,
E7B,vsry, New York, Post Once Bog. 1ass.
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ELECTRIO BATH-Dr, Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
amanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfae-
tiOn TO the sick The pleasantsst bath
room in the city for ladies' female Opsr-
atOF in attendance. ofioe No. III Ontario
street jys
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~ Army goods, army blankets, fan
nels, blue cloths, and military buttons, at
AlcOtt = Horizons, ls9 and l4l Water street
septI2 d9W
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PoLIcE.-aome half,dozen cases of minor
importance were on the docket last even
ing, which will be disposed of this morn
ing.
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THD GREAT SEoRET.-It is admitted by
all physclans that tho grand secret Of health and
loug ne lies IN kes pins the blood and various au-
ids o. She body IN a high degree Of huidlty When
you Eel continued pain In the head or bowels or
any oontlnuDd uneasneas In any organ or other
parts Of ths hody, yon prevent serlOuI sickness
BRARDRRTR's FILLS
Blesdlng may givo momentary case, because The
blood lsif viii have more room But a. the body ts
made ifom the blood aud sustained BY the blood, 90
waste our blood lH % Sast our ne. snd ruin cur
conatitation Bat Brandrsthp pills relieve the cir.
unasion ~ readily bloedlhG By only taking away
What u can wall spare, and raEr NEYER HURF.
hri. Hoopar. o. Barastabia, hasg., was cured 0f
q, silus Dasco. Ocaor Debility, PoOrneaa Of
blood, and costlvonesa os many years siandlng, By
2rsndroths Pills. Ths osle at length Is published
IL ths Pampisls
Sold By A. Gardner, 40 tup rior street, Clevo
land, Ohio and By al respectable sealsrs In medl-
ones. teplsR2s
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NINTH INDIANA REaIKENT.-The 9th Indi-
ana Regiment passed through this city yes
terday morning on their way to Washing
ton.
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OMM MRkOTAL,
Roard on Trnde.

Prssldont-J WEATHERIY
Vice Pros't-M. B. gooTF. Treasurer-R. 7. LYoH,
DIRECTORS
n. B. Clark, A. Quln, g. g. Davis. B. Brownsll, Il.
Harvey, A. J. Begges, 3. =. Lester.
REFEEKKs.
5. F. Lester, &c. Husssy, M.B.EoOtt.
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IN MIND. Thy II.

a---B fhs recipe e DE. Bilphan Sweet Of Con
-Ecut, the great bonsssttor, and has been used IN
I srastiosA 81 ne Last tuontT ypan With th most
.r-tonIshing Bnoss9. A. an aEtsrnAl rsmedy Il 1.
iEhoat rival. and WI allssists lain more spesd
eFehau I chr puspsrasion- Tor al Rheumatic
"A EsFVcEa Di1ordsrI h q truly inilllibls and
U-FnfVs Far BoEes, Woandl, eGrsins, Bruises, a.
a Soothing. baailns, uad pOP7Sfai Stralgthenins
rrspsrtsos, szolts Ne uSt wonaSf tsd establishment
q sH who have SFsE given it trial Over four
uanarsd certificates Of rsaEbAble cufos. PsrioEsd
- q within ths In1t two yearS, nttost this hct.
VorssIo By Btrc7g & ArnstTong and Wm. Fisks.
- ,.8v--fl.sr,sut uspzs-R1sdE-
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MARRIRD.

In this city, Sept '4:h b the R.y J. O. u hIte,
JERUsHA U. KlHsLEY, of Milan.
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M KOTIOE-PURSUANT To AN
IN order made By the Judge Of the Prob,te
matter oi the Sssisnmen, Of William Fiske, shall
offer for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, In said county, on the l2th day Of &C.
fober, 1851 II O'Clock = M, the following de-
seribed notes, to Wit, said notea being the assets
Of said aasignment:
Date OfnOlss. Makers. Time, &C. Am'tAPprsis-
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Mants-.gost--8swara
8or 4aIE oE &Ent.

nIL WORKS FOR SALE-EN,
" QUIRE s. No. $50 Ontario Street, Cleveland.
SEPT. 9, ls6l:s51 div
E0R SAtsE.=T0C Gloss THE BUsI,
NESS oftbe late fir "a Of. e. WHEELER ( Co,
the lachinsry, Tools STICK Of rmteT, Water Draw.
ers, &C., Hil be sold on reasonable To- M.
GEO. ". WOODW0RTH,
Surviving Pa tner.
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YALE ~ ASSIGNBR-fN PUH.
~ tUAh y Of ap orisr Z she Prob.ts frS',.-,,
les " Solnty5 shall on he 3 81 day 81 efo' -
Q 9clock n. oner for sale at tho south door ~ -
County ourt House, IN this cifS,- All fbe ,nots.
Judgments en accounts assigned "a ma ~ nj
Ohildi IN q, 1859, nov uncoilsctsd eonsl.tisg ~
Michigan PeBns flYauia, &C. > -'iiN'i's
For psr dculars apply At my ONCE No 4 po,.a,.
Bl eks 1t any time before lhe sale
Cleveland, Sept 18th, 1851 sspsiss55ss~ssv iSs5eSes
PERRY PREETIss, Plaintiff, VS. WM a. 6PPfTTo-
ct al, Defendants. -i
IN ATTACHMENT B3BORR E.
-. hsssenmue Ter, Justics Of the Psaes, Of Cuys-
On the nth DAY Of September, A, d.. 1851. ssgo
Slstoe Issued az Ider 0f atfaachmsnt In the sbovs
S'i'A iof the sum Of HiEe 6310O Dollars and Costa
Cleveland. o., Sept. a 1856 ss.It.,ss
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/ -
H. 8 WIN 4 co
] ,Afs are !, , opening, az and Will of " MondaT ian
inS' over ONE THOUSAEn PfBOEs -''-
AUTUM DRESS GOODS.
A fall asOrtmsns q
B A L MORAL SKIRTS.
White Bed, Cay. Blue Green, Black Brown.
FLANN ELS.
wsloh' EDsli'h. silk ,sssOny Shaker and Ballard
UNSHRINKABLE FLANNELs.
DrAb' srOFn, slate, Black, Gray and MOHled.
LADIES CLOTHS.
Black. Brown, Drab and Gray
BEAVER OLOTHs.-NEW PATTERNS
LADIES CLOTH AND BEAYER eAEnEsTs.
twelve Cases, $500 yards
French, English, and American Prints.
A Complete line Of
DRsss TRIMMINGS & BONNET RlB-
B9Ns,
CoRsETs, GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Z. I. BALDWIE &cO.
TUE BUCKEYE BOYS.
Glorious news We haze 70 tell,
q our Buoksyes, who iaught well,
nho TIE robbsr Floyd did beat,
And did force him retreat
buekeye boys h.ir dufY EnoW
ana VIII strike rebellion low.
Row'sih time, boys, don't d lay,
JOIN the troops nd march eWfV
81 should join ths holy cause
70 support NJ eountry's laws;
Buckeye boys haste to the Held
And our starry banner shield.
Nesth the banner ofthe ire
1ou'l be blessed with victory.
Never Was cause more just
On IN the Lord now trust
And be stars aud stripes shall wave
over every trait RS grave
Jon in shouting now, huzza
5ncEeye boys have gained the dsr,
They have beat the p. b. vs.
which does every freeman please
And We u shout with Joy and qles
Eor our Bueke5e vistOry.
Yesl we'll shout at UNION HALL.
Where We elOtbe the peop'e aiI,
bor our soul with joy is hllsd
hen We ar Of rebels killed
And TO Buckeye boys who 20
wen sell slothins VERY Low
The patrons Of UriOH Han viii ula,aa fsi-. ,,t | ,
~ ~ e Eeek We vi e9mmenee the publ alton
o. % the IeITlncelly Thrilling Tale written by Ar
Hall Bard, called - 80 S-1ou
" fHE FAN iHEz; Oh THR LONE LADY or THR Carr
son CLIFF. TALE OF THE SEA
In Fashionabls s1
READY MADE CLOTHING,
lor men and Boys Wear, Of which We have nov an I
9enu the large and best stock for the Fal saaso1
mat hSs ever been rib.tsd In Cleyslsnd and -
'ur prices cannot be beat, We invite all 70 call al
ISAAC A lsAACs'
MAGNIFIOENT UNION HALL.
Sole Agency for the aaIs OF sInqsrss fI,ishr.esa
SEWING IA CHIKEa
AEb
SFOkAB AUTOMATON PRESSNAF
Corner Of Union and Superior streat.
- LOOK OHT FOB TIE qTIFTE -
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z 0 R s A L 8
A FAM OF q AoRKs.

A FARM OF "a AoRKs.
WITH Two STORF BRICK DWELLING
IN tbs Italian style Of architecture, with barn
Eehi cistefn and out houses, Al nav, Just comple
ted, and ready Tor occupancy Ihe house L. builf
With all modern Improvementss the grounds have
raylns and living brook run through lbs rear enc
0f the Yarn there are several springs Of pur8 Watai
running out nom the banks 4 the raTine, which
With simple hydraulic works, can Be conveyed % anl
tha whole srounds can Be elegantly and tagtefrily
eranged- For gardan, Vineyard, or fruit Cul
eure, u can be made probable, being near The
cltTony about 100 rods from the corporation l.1i1
Ihis hrm can Be divided into lots oi one 70 i've q
noEo aoro1 and make elegant residcnca1i and q
large adyance Of the pTice At which it can nov b
purchased Thcr5 sbout or acres Of WOOD
land, part Of which ig z beautiful Grove. Tbs
kinsm4n Street kaiiEoa1 passes through TIE Ave
: GIso@6 a 70 aEe FW0 sfORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., c0rnsr Of KinEua1 and
Forest 8trest8. Lot ia let Kinaman, and 96on
Forest street. Houaa and improvements are Al frsi
class With al the moderu style, and built IN sub
Aiso-G hEW TWO STORY BRtOK HOCsR
barn Out BliidinZs, &ci situated Forrest street
lust north Of the rtsdcDos Of tie Hon A. q. Riddle
Asot lgo feo5 'front.' b - ieot deep IlB l. 1r1'
class holses builttp SUBSTANTIAL mAnners and n
the Italian style of lrcE itacturo.
Also-Another TWO STONY BRICK aOUsH
Barn, Out Buildings &c. edioinIng ihe one last Do
9cr1bed- Lot 100 feet 'front.' BY - ioet dsep, add &c
l51ed In all respects IKE the other.
Allo-OEE VACANT LOT, On kinsman gtrset
streets, na ieet mont b. so6 dep slots On For
est street, between Ainsman ana ecoFlll ANe11s
east sfds. Lots 90 ioet front b. rs ieet desl. WI
al O time % suit purchasers
Tor iurther inlofmatlo1 enc llre o. - anoat
signed, No. 409 Kiusnan S. Sisse lA6o, yn,os
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M A R N e
Port OF CLEVELAND.
KTERED.-sEPr. Il

KTERED.-SEPT. Il.
stmr. May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop Gov. Cnshman, Scott, Dunkirk
Prop Pucahontas -, Toledo
Prop Detroit, Pratt, Dunkfrk.
Bark Levi RaWson, Vader, Buffalo.
sehr. CTenOlina, Green, Toledo.
scow Supply, Fargher, KELLEY g Island.
Scow @. Rich, Blenn, st. Clair.
CLEARED.
Stmr. May Queen, Vieer, Detroit.
Prop. PocahOntRs, -, Buffalc,
Prop. Saginaw, Decker, Buffalo
Prop. Detroit, Pratt Dunkirk.
Prop. Gov. Cushman, SEQ {, Dgnkirk.
Schr. 5. h. Kimbsil, yu5snn. chicago.
Schr. Gertrude, Edwards. TOl do
Schr. 3. o. Roberts, Andrews, Chicago.
schr. Treaiwell, Wright. OswagO.
ScOw supply, Fergher, Kelley Island.
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SHIPMENT OF OAHEoE AND sEELL.-Five
ears containing nineteen thirty-tWo pound
cannon, and one car containing $50 eight
inch shells, came in on the Lake Shore
Road yesterday morning, consigned 70 Capt.
A. Foote, Commander United States Gun
boat Flotilla, 81. Louis, No.
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DAN RICRI
TEE AMERI0AH HUMORIsTi
ho will, in charlctsr ana psrson, apnsar At each
4ATiNKE ana soIRHE, aud explain each feature Of
this original exhibit on :
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- RefrigeratOrs and water-cOoIers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale Of prime cost; also fruit jars and cans,
al the stove and grAts emporium of
". L. MARvIB,
No. ~, SOuth-side Public Square,
juiyl6d Cleveland, o.
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PRlYrNTION d BETfER THAN OURl.

PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN OURh
70 ladios Of delicate health or impaired organiaa-
Iio1. ~ % bo1o b. whom an lncFease Of hmily 4
RON any reason Objectionable. ths undoruignsd
cuid odsr prescription which q perfectly rslia-
bls and $50, end which has been prescribed In Ea
Fious paris Of the old world for The past oentury.-
Although tbs article g vsry eheap and simple, yet
q has bsen put up in half pint bottles and sold very
extensively ct the sKOrbItAnt price Of s. Per bottle
the undarsgusd proposes 70 furnish the recipe f0r
ahe small sun Of 81, By the p1asssIion Of which ov-
cry LADY supply heTsslf with psrfsct safeguard,
af any drug store, fr ths tri0ing sum Of . eents
ger Fsar. Eny phyBic'eR or druggist viii ;en Jon
lt q psrfsotly harmlos., and thousand Of testimo-
uials can Be procured Of ita emeaey. sent 20 any
part o. the world On receipt Of 81, bT addressing
DR.. J. Q. DEVERAuX,
hurIusss P. o. Boz, Ne. D5s, NsE Raven, Conn.
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ESLrsTED.-E. W. Amsden, of BslIvue,
one Of the respected eitizsns of that enter
prisiDg town, ard long an active and honor-
able Agent for the sale of the LElDKR, has
enlisted and gone into Camp Worcester at
MOnrOevills. We hope and believe he win
make ss good soldier as newspaper sgent.
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~ Frederieksburgh Mil Flour, Cascade
Mills, Akron, and Premium Mills, in lots to
suit purchasers.
GEcRoE sPRAoUE,
oviatt's Exchange, Cleveland, O,
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VESSELS PAssED.-Ths following vessels passed De.
troit on the IO.h;
Bound Up Propeller C-met, Illinois. Concord
schooner Hubbard, nelrose, Winfield seott, Cana
dian. AlderRaran
Bound DOigH-Steamef City Of Olsveland prepel-
Ter mohsEk- TonaWGnda, MAJOR Andersen, Gen.
Taylor; brig Grover.
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CAuP WApR. Sent. l

CAMP WADE, Sept. IA.
EDIToRs LEADER: Please allow me space in
your paper TO acknowledge the patri-
otic kindness of the goo people of Medina.
Responding 10 the call of Quartermaster
Thayer, and their own knowledge of what
soldier must need, they have sent into
camp full wagon-lOad Of blankets, quilts,
towels, and other articles of comfort and
convenience, 70 be distributed among the
men belonging TO the two companies raised
under the Supervision Of the Hon. Il. G.
Blake. The articles were distributed last
evening by Mr.. Blake himself, and made
his visit dOublY gatifying one.
The value of these articles, although they
are much needed. does not consist wholly
in the physical comfort they promots-they
are assurances to men in camp and field
that they are remembered at home.
A. B. NETTLEToE, Lieut.. &c. H.
We are glad to devote space 10 such com
municatiOns as the above, and hope we may
have many opportunities to record similar
acts Of generosity.
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- The prica Of the MoRElHs LHADHn 70
news sgens Il One Dollar and Fifty Cents
par hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
Ths postage on he LR4D1s, 70 NewB
Dealers, Is One-fOurth Of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send "a one and three
cent instead Of lareer denominations.
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srREEF RArLROADs.-The people Of Toron-
70 have just cOmplstsd and opened to pub
lie travel 9 street railroad.
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DEGTH PROM DRUEKEEHEss.-The Detroit
Advertiser, of Saturday, reports the sudden
death in street Of that city on Friday, from
an excessive use of liquor, of a young man
who gave his name at recruiting Office,
where he fought to join a company, as
James Smith, stating that his age was twen-
ty-eight, and that his parents resided near
sandusky. BE had been in Detroit for some
two weeks, during which time he had been
constantly under the influence of liquor.
For q time he appeared to have consider
able money, which was lavishly spent
srOHg that class who hang about the saloons
Of cities, and aie known as "suckers."
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LOB aSALB.-ONB SEOOND- -HAHE
steam Poslsr-gpright 90 called, lately 49,
81 fhs laier once, Said Boiier 4 e fncheI IN q
ametar S4lslaes and leei loag furaaes part -
n diameter, ard fest high-
Sax Boiler oriFineiIT c1st 500 iSnOr 10 1ret rae
oFsE S9d with the gratss, Iaisty valve, a. VII
I'D - IA -|lltl Z
=Fycr fnrthsr particulars enquire af this osios.
or st T. ]. EcGarfyi8 3 steam Bolllf Shop % Oantls
It1sJt.
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APPOINTMENTS The following appoint.
ments we're made at Head Quarters yester-
day:
COlOnels-Jonsthan CranOr, 4th Reri-
ment; Edward siOer, Cleveland, 37th Reg
iment; George Crook, o. S. A., Seth Reei-
ment; ThOs. Morton, Eaton, asa Regiment,
Lieut. COIOneIs--H. Blair Wilson, 44ih
Regiment; P. W. Taylor, London, 4th Reg
iment
AqjOrs-Wslter E. Lawrence, Cleveland
lst Artillery.
Captains.--Joel Haines, Bellefontaine,
Company G, 17th Regiment; Thomas R
Smiley, Greenville, 54th Regiment; Henry
D. Kingsbury, Toledo, Company A., I4th
Regiment A. @. Cummins, 18th ReRi-
ment; Henry H. Alban, Findlay, Company
F., 2lst Regiment; George NJ. Baxter, 82d
Regiment; Charles h. Wood, Canal Dover.
Company B 5lst Regiment; B. F. Heskett,
NeWcOmerstOWn, Company o., 5lst Regi-
ment.
First Liehteaants-Jacob Humphrey,
Company @, lTIh Regiment; Jason s. Louis,
54th Regiment /; Edmund Ward, Cleveland,
"a Cavalry Andrew NJ. Burns, I5:h Reoi-
ment; John @. Martin, Findlay, COMPANY
F, 2lst Regiment; Benjamin F. Goode, Gin
cincinnati, Quartermaster, 54th Regiment
Samuel r. Reess, sgd Regiment; John A.
Delhi, Canal Dover, Company B, 5Ist Reg
iment; Allen Gaskill, Fort Washington,
Company c, 5lst Regiment.
Second ieNtenaats.-Joseph II. Poole,
Company @, l7th Regiment; John Winget
saith Regiment; George W. Cummins, 18th
Regiment; Alex ander A. Monroe, Company
F. 2lst Regiment John s. Van Msrter, 32d
Regiment; Charles 3. Harger, Canal Do
yer, Company B, 5lst Regiment; James
stonehocker, Canal Winchester, Company c,
5lst Regiment; H. II. Fickel, Company z,
s2d ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS journal, i3h.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

No MORE KURsoUs" THAN TRUE.-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 be is selling
Every owner Ofsuch "animsls" should read
the advertisement "KuFious Koincidence"
in tO-day's paper and the powders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

Whole number Of votes cast, l72
Number Necessary TO choice. 81
Mayor Flint said he had the honor Of be-
ing the frst Chairman of Union meeting.
That he was perfss,ly satisfied with the nom,
nations, and tIOught that this nomination
ought to 60 to the Bell and Everett men.
he therefore nominated Bushnell White,
ESQ. A tremendous aye carried the resolu-
tion.
The following gentlemen were appointed
BY the Chairman as a Union County Central
Committee;
s. Williamson, Cleveland.
G. i. Russell, a.
b. GOOdeli, Chagrin Falls.
I. Prentiss, Cleveland.
Wm. Collins, @
Jacob Mueller,
Els. Flint, &c
]. n. Adams, 4"
II. Barlow, 90
Darius Adams, East Cleveland.
g. H. Barber, Berea.
D. 8. Lyon, stroDgaville.
Bushnell White, Cleveland.
Three justices Of the Peace we're also
nOminstsd by accIEmstion, IS follows:
Ed. Hessenmuslles, Lorenzo J. Rider,
Wells Porter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

NEAOHEs pr.ours,
~ daily recsigtrg Peaohe5 q sne ea.e.lis ea.e.9ll-.
We. - 1r4 I111 - tlH 1nrlrrt n18neil pF dl-e---
vzrislE z & he losa1t nlaIEs.l IrIes.,, .,,g
se'lalt ~ : lis 3 sia.stse q : strss
- HONEY-WE HAVE
AW pcclVed . veFy nice lot o. this yeell
4N Just loros of ncm elx 2 ENonf{ qlllal
As2ss R ps@ ''sIA1h . sohs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

VIZ LABOR ToR TIE SICK AND WOUNDED
sOLDIERs.-sOldier's Aid Society, No. 95
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations of
Hospital bedding, new and half-worn shirts
and drawers, slippers, bed-gOwns, towels,
old linen and sottOn for lint and bsndages,
wOolen yarn and knitted socks, rice, farina,
oatmeal, pesrl-barley, dried fruits and ber-
ries, canned vegetables or fruits, jellies, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to u O'Clock,
AN.
RRs. B. ROUSE, Pres't.