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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-23

II a stTayed away stabaan is strslling shont
lie - e4heat ana saTFOfe All tie IL pltgscd out
PARK and dim arc the heavens SO grim
aplasEs Fpie9Ds at The HlHliUw eIab,
And whereSer else it eau make dash;
Every gEidLe Is out on a fGtLIe, ~ z....... cd.
AHd Ety ~ 10 sHe5l Up !uto q Ealiup,
kGus over its Ieye, a. IL to the Si---l;
huntEg At Uosc ends thruuSb slutCe gorge or wicker
WhJyp aud yes at the clouds winch lOglT oct Iheit
L.4aoF. -.. .v so ..... .--...
Cold water, let Iosse. ulay spree II TOO risky
And do much baIHaEe seElrfiIHes as hyt EAIskCy.
Thcre in q hbedih- are items qeile notable, 81.
WhITiiu2 al.-ySalJzsg inloRg ~ erytLIug uUatab!e
An Infants lost tcy---a fE ven lie mItipu.
Learning ~ tift with drowned gI0gidy kitten.
The otce Seeey clouds ieece'tB B tbciF beauty
Aud Led, Glaek as lead, 70 d. mare tln thels dgty.
Are doing their heavicst--stanJiu- around
S ine say Of the weather, they don't care a groat
Nhcthct We We any unEe weather NOT. & .
"Ln0k onward and pvard, :" the pCoSFesSive cry,
TINS trying 10 ARk UpSs ri is all your eye.
hy don't some long -haEidted nor v ester try
To sweep all the black ufGJlsy clouds fram the SKY
Or sHule cunning Yankee, Wiz hGUt more delay,
invent a big bellows 60 blow them away
II the sun would come palmer, ard waTIa Gs asI-n
With bright cheerful ray | wgRldn't complain.
once, nature the seaHsttcSs lIse dress her gay
That she looked very lovely this Beautiful May
now. since the panic has caused her b. stt u work
She goes CUT shabblly tressc ed Ia slup wotk.
II the rain WON'T quit will. lest il be found,
Like the rain, an running ii iuto The ground. -
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FT Th re i said to be nan living near
Clnesnpati, Possessed Of sScs. sondeFfal
pswefs VI memory that be has been era
plovsi hy al tbs bsnes siess soese.iss 10
.rensmSsr the poof."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-23

Marriage i. M ebiid's play, II seast
aai.l about year alter iss oonsaumasios.
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now SAL pisGRAcED TnE FAMILY.

A traveller in the State of lIlneis, some
years ago, came to lone log hnt ou the
/ prairies, near Cairo, and there halted. He
went into the hsaEe Of logs. II was a
wretchet affair, with an empty packing box
| Tor table, where two or three odd chairs
and disabled stools graccd the reception
room; the dark walls Of which were further
| ornamented by display Of dirty tiu-ware
and a broken dcif article or two.
The woman was crying in one corner, and
the man with tears IN his eyes aud pipe in
his mouth, sat on a stool with bis dirty
arms resting across his knees, and his sor-
ow-looking head Supported by the palms
OF his hands. Not Il word greeted the III
;evloper.g .,s.-. ss al. Z F..s.,,:,..- .- e.
"WeA," he said ssyou seem to be in
awful trouble here whats upf.'
:oh, we aFe NEST eruzed, hei.hbor," said
the woman; ''and We amt got no patience
10 see folks now.' -..... -...... -. -.....a
"lhat is all righs,' said the visitor, not
much taken abuck By this polite rebuff; "bu;
can BE OF auy service to you 10 all this
trouble -
"Well, we've lost our gal. Onr SAILS
gone off aud left u.s. said the man in tones
Of despair. Ire
"Ah, do you know what induced her to
leave YOU ?' remark ed the new conner. g
swell, We can't say, stranger, as hos
she's So far lost as 10 be induced, but then
she's gone and dissraced u.s." remarked
/ the afflicted father.
.fes. neighber. and not as ] should say
ii as is her mother, but there wasn't a poori'er
gal 10 the West than my Sal she's gone
and brought ruin Oh US and on her own
!! bead now" followed the stricken mother.
"who has she gone with 2" asked the
| visitor.
| "Well, there's the trouble. The gal could
| have done we'll, and might have -mafried
Martin Kehoe, capital shoemaker, who.
although be's got bat one eve. PLAYS tbs
/ Cute 10 a lively tpspner, aad earns good
! living. Then look what home ard wbai
iife she has deserted. She was here sur.
/ rounded by all the luxnrics in the country
/ said the father.
..Yes. who knows what poor Sal will hav,
to eas, drink or wear, nox," gfoaEed ta
old aomap.
"And Who /. she fello~ that has .aGa.
/ her from vsu TO iead her INTO snch iaisefy?'
auoth ;he stranger.
i ..Nas, shes ga1e Of and got married &
csittes called an editor. as lives 10 Id
si.lsge. aud ths devil kaoas bo. they are |,
earn li.iur ~
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RAIN: RAIN.

e NeET psetTssiei We; spEiEg rain ny Gee Eiag 6.
iss sis~sskee atfHef. "a cit doxn sfstityser an
sssessis saiAisa ot .e weather. Tue t~.sss .ns Va.
the result
Esint rain, eaIaiaE -ain:
hiAieza q bfisat s!es dg00a .eaectias TIE he
W ti5f say We have egeke.s-frE as3gp han ,r .a
:. 'is 4fs ike the re2es frszn lac al, n u
- =. y - ilad stiser aSies byFesi u de szy
,.aAsSfs Tor fh5sa sho have cl5Fss esiI of doors
ssEs tits series at se4Izas ltses
y sfes In the els.erf
- D.s-a.s il tie spout, cF. -
IL playb N The eetlar- ~ s.F
tgt Would II were irIa3 cd cut ..as.f
I.a!a, Iain, tTiaalphaaEly reign.
asfiast as Il falls tie SUI ks il rp again
~. "a. "Aat Vet Easl q, wa---.er rain b.
nu,eefs s Ffve cultural srs~iiugs again. &@ ~
~. p'sehtas satsexlns passing pesteSrrians,
80, - ~ eH1a pliig enviea eqpesfYIsGs
stsNFf sio1hy trees, stepping stoaes SIDING
s ga slde Ralks stiggeEy. st.iains, sabzsliaz.
BAN runs M Tie Gsees sassgs the street ia tbe hay
er me say eFefy day, al he day uiE,I, afi esy
never more dust 30 dust, cry ge again; 81
ilSt pEeyefb's mixed with the wet-yegb 10 rain
i.ie pft a bUbsfr, phii"ss pliers sa9, = ,a a-47 ~
we've had bubbles a Ea<aih sIe1ssy cvery dag.
Lie sff Collins iatian II Peerate--a arazaa--
Ieess been tsc nsnoia Out ,zteiy h. brag en-
W at-ef dftggietaii wateIy araKva 9ttGlIsu
- t4ils he L4f tsr isygt-soasilE 1eL gustEtEtion
.spitita ~ Ltffiah By this innuTafiGfy z
Dry hp or re ,gise severe resssststFRi.
Ao--ah we're uil1oIse then itfI this Eugatat!on
iook a t4+c streets. there sPp4rcHt the factIs
Ihat HyiTopa'hy' = drowning The AoXE-PATH ol p.ac-
a tlCe.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-23

Pitigbarg.
Rank Of Pittsburgh,
Exchange Bark,
Aessrs Kramer x Rahm,
d" y. fIaifnr rs & Sons
willis Bpnthc, Esq.
Wm, D Puscy, Esq,
Pennsylvania.
Gonemallela Blk Of Brown
VILE.
Franklin B'k u WashiGgio1
Baltimore.
Cam & y. B'k ot Baltimor
RaltiMcFc SavtHes Bank.
MCSSrs. Johnston y Bro.
=" Robert Gagrct Il Sons
+ Marsh srai.n, Esq.
Nathan Pu-ry,
Miles White, "
srw lori,.
jna. Thompson, Esq.
PhilaieigtKs
MeSsts. Caleb Cope \ Co.
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raake great painter. am snre, have bess
ms excelsior from the DAY met yeu.n
"Rat your name. Edwsns remembe,
now they called voa Jack Haiiday.s
.'lt Was nos nay rss! name: 1 would moi
disgrace that whlch had never been disheu.
orei BY ny ancestors. Emeline, are, sep
sorfv yen married the POOR sailor 80 asi
s.Nos the poor saisar .'''said the ford wife,
looking ap Lovingly into his face, '.Lat ,hs
real and true pob,emes; The man to whom
God has given wonderful gsnias: one tha;
can create hean,y where chaos existed be.
fore and stamps his name i,nprrishahly upon
the scroll Of bis natisa's Iaiae."
s,Thask yon, nv wife, for your elequen,
compliment: will strive TO merit IL. and
WITH such companion, howcan bat reach
tbs high standard Of sxccllenec which have
long age marked cur for myse.I ~
And Emeiine never regretted her choice;
her husband is one Of the gifted OF the
land. ard poets have Ming his praises. Has
she rot reason to bliss the day that she
gave one les ssalsaeh Ans imretus by q
word Of Kindness, that he rose from real
degradation 10 immortal honor
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May the hearths, the thresholds. and the
hearts of the world never be without sen.
cumbranccs, let them all be mortgaged TO
them, who, s'like the planets, are nearest
the sun. p ChicGgo Journal .@#
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-11-23

fou can come along with US to our boarding
place, and bringi it: i, IS hata square "a. =
Il doa't hall believe The bay, he canrin-
aed IN l2wer tone 10 The LADY, .bat Frank
Is second lieutenant Of the Falcon. ron
kaew, and as We are 10 visit the ship to-
morrow, can ind cut xhesheriaere is snch
famous painter as this JACK Haliaay in
the segvive.n
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81 say ran hsye Ebe oSigiast OF this
ss.s.ts as. - ezrs45s.s- 4 4 zfsv hsisea man. to
: tall. stastIg f5gfl-s .2&Aif- aIiIst; ss@s.l
you IL nae tlge f@sor IS ssew = 70 me
The yosax uan rather reluctantly moved
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18
@toteries ( 9rprisinns.

@. O.-Cary's Cough Cure dec2snI'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18
MIsoELLANEoUs.


Wsclip me following itsms from the Detroit Ad
vertiser Of the 10th.
NEW LIGHTHOUSE We learned yesterday from
parties who connected With the building Of the
new lighthouse at PIT. Psllee, that 1t Is contem
plated to have the same completed and In readiness
for use by the first or tenth Of the coming month O.
October.
A LARGE FLEET The large feet Of downward
bound vessels ontinued TO pass yesterday In large
toWs and up to last evening he number bad reached
by setual count high as Ito. 1t is probable some
ten or nftsen have passed during the night, whose
names arc not yet ascertain-d
THE vessel reported above is the schooner NJ.
Jones, which was run into and sunk few day since
by the schooner Condor We understand the 1nsui /.
ancs Omp ny intends raising her Immediately
She passed here s-pt. iith.
Cor OFF.-Tbe Canadian schooner Dolphin, Whiah
srounde4 on Stony Island, has, with the aid Of 9
steam pump and the steamer Clara been got on and
injuries in her bottom, causing her TO leak badly,
and WILL consequently, have to go into dock Tor re-
pairs.
scHooxTR BELL CITY, reported aground yestsrdev
at Hog Island, has teen got OF By steamer Albion
and has passed on down. She has cargo Of staEes.
scHooSEz CoLLINGvoop, which has been detained
here r replirs at the Detroit ship yard has COM
piet.d the same and proceeded on 70 Busalo.
A GRArE FIKET.-During the past twenty -fouE
hours sixty grain loaded vessels have passed this
port
AN USKNowR VESSEL WRECKED.-Ths bark Thom,
as T. Park, Capt Duncanson, arrived yesterday 81
this port and reports having passed wreck about
fifteen miles east Of ShebOygan Only the main
boom and sails were above the water Nothing else
conld be ascsrtained Chicago Tribune.
BARK CRY OF OGDESsBURa.-The bark City, which
was sunk ia the st. Lawrence river last fail, hal
been rebuilt and transferred into schooner ant
ohristenet the Union She s one Of the best vessel
aflOat, and will be COMMANDED By Capt. Geo. Czech
ran, formerly Of the JitY, under who's eye the Mt
/ ting out has been done The Union Will sail IN
/ lew days O2dezsbHT0k Journal
FAST TINE The propeller Eclipse, Cart. CroseI
master, OF the New York Central Railroad Line, 4
rightly named for she has ecliPsed all other pTo2e
lars IN making Qulck trips In eleven days and W.
hours she ha- made four full trips betWesn buuals
j and Toledo with full down and partial up carg0es
This s less than en- average Of three days for sacL
Trim and speaks we'll for the Regularity and dis
patch ofthe Central Line OF PropealeEsB lOr the AK
/ has never ef0re cen known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18
A Circnlnr fnr Yonnr Man.

The headquarters of the Major General
are flooded daily with written applications
for military appointments. Beardless
youths, full of martial ardor and desire to
win renown by leading host of warriors to
victory or death, as the case may be, pour
forth their supplicatious in iour page epis-
ties, calculated to present their claims to
rank and promotion in the most convincing
terms. All such applicants will hereafter
be answered by the following circular from
headquarters:
SIR,-Your application for a commission
in the volunteer army of this department
has been considered by the Commanding
General. He instructs me to say that Off
GERS cannot be appointed who have not had
suoh experience in military matters as will
enable them to take charge Of men in the
field Of battle. In view Of the very limited
opportunities the people at large in the uni
ted States have had for the acquirement of a
thorough military edu alton, it follows ne
cessarily that some school of instruction
must be adopted to remedy this omission.
As one step toward this, the Commanding
| General has ordered the enlistment of reg
| iment of infantry, to be under the command
of Col. Marshal, an officer of large expert
s1ce in the U. s. army, and Lieut.. Col. Cas-
silly, also gentleman Of excellent quaihca-
tions as commander. It is the design Of the
commanding General to make the regiment
school of instruction from which can bt
drawn, as the exigencies of the service de-
mand officers for the field and for companies.
! Expecting that this regiment will be used fol
the highest class of service wherein distinc
tion can be won by those who possess tht
requisite merit, it is thought that il will af
ford rare opportunities for gentlemen who
like yourself, desire early advancement il
the service. The eye of the commanding
General will be upon you, and your eonduc
viii not escape his close observation. H
designs to make the regiment, in his army
what Napoleon the elder made the Oh
Guard in the French army, at once his ceTP
de TeserVe, and the source whence can b
drawn the officers who will lead his troop
to victory. He therefore invites you to joi
this regiment, that you may have an oppor
tunity TO serve your country and secure sue
promotion as your merits will warrant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18
NEw YORA MARKRT-sept. n.


eLOUR-Markst has again advanced salOc ne
ebi with good demand Tor export and fair enQulF,
for nome consumption. Market closing quite hrm
S5ia@59 % for extra state Sl,764s5 for S1psrS
western; S5,o3a5yso for common 70 medium eTtFI
hoop OhioEs6s 6s5s& Is for trade brands.
| CANADA -FOUR Market slightly advanced
sales6SO Dds &C 50 fer supernDe; Ssslo6 50
RYE RLOUR-AaEket quiet and Btesdy At SS,sl
CORN NIEAI.-Market more active. Sales 90
b E BrandyWine al s3,ssa3,oS; 100 bbis Jersey at
fIsKY-AlArlet moro active. Sales 1890 bb 3
at le4 @l9e, chiefly at the latter price.
Wh EAT-The supply is pretty large and with a
moderate export demand the market Is scarcely 50
nrm. but prices however, are without any decided
change. sales are $500 bu'h Chicago spring ct
$04Nl09 the latter price for very choice; l3O08 bu
Racine spring at Sl09 5000 bush club
ct Sl,0s; $500 bush Milwaukee club at SIO8al mn
Iowa at Sii@i,iS i0o bush very choice DO at 81 is
.ygOO bush winter red western at S49l 20 100 bu
~ 5S M @ aI Sisi, ti'Sy Dnsh snise Vhio e
bush white Michigan at $l299 30; 5000 bush white
RYE-iIsfKet quiet and firm at 6sa7Oc as In
BAitLEY-Market dull and nominal.
CpAN-Market about 10 p T bush higher with
moderate export and ,ir speculative demand Sales
$4,000 bush ct t9ffB635sc for Inferior to common
mixed western; 6S9s4e for good to prime shipping
DO 55e Tor western yellow; bec for white western
teATS-Scarce and frmer at 2733lc for Canadian.
s3tfA3se for western and state
POR K-Msrket less active but prices without
material change Sales liBO bbls At 81 50 for mess;
S9,759I 9Io,tO for prime
RHRt-harkst continues quiet but without ma
teral change. Sales 0f 800 bbls st E4,0n04,50 for
eopntry pgims; Ss@s,5O eoa1tIy mess; ss@fl,25 for
r packed mess Slz 7o61l3,50 for ex n mess.
PRIeIE MESS BREF-narket q dull and
nominal.
BEnT r HAEIS-Market inactive
lUT nIEATS- Market quiet and unchanged
Sales 80 pigs at 4s@4s4c for shoulders, and 55l@6e
for hams
HACON-Market nominal.
LARD-Market steady with sales at sa95Sc.
RUTTER-Market Ia fair request 7Esi0o or Ohio
and llAi4Hc uT STATE
BHERsE-The market Is steady, at s97c "a in
quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

TIE REBEL Less AT Cross LANEs.-A let
ter from Col. Tyler to DR.. q. K. Cushing,
recently Surgeon of the Seventh Regiment,
says that the rebel force in that affair was
5000 infantry; that 5000 were brought into
action, and 1900 held iu reserve. Their
loss was 2sl, which probably includes killed
and wounded. This account was derived
from direct and reliable source, and is a
a very different story to that told to snr-
geon Cushing and Chaplain Brown on Their
visit to the rebel quarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

BD- Thirty more men are wanted for
Capt. Cotter's battery Of Artillery, to fill it
up. Capt. Cottsr has opened recruiting
Office ct 100 Superior street. All who wish
to goi in his battery must apply Rt Once, and
be ready to leave Saturday morning on the
s o'clock train for Camp Chase. This viii
be the only Opportunity to go in this bat
terry, as it is fast filling up. Come and
enlist ct once. septlEob4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

A LAReE WOOD CoNTRAor.-The Camden
Freeman states that Stephen Cromwell, Of
cemden, has made contract by which he
is to furnish one hundred and fifty thousand
cords of wood for the Central RAILROAD Com
pany. The magnitude of this contract can
be understood only when we take into con-
sideration the fact that it makes a pile four
feet high and nOtless than two hundred and
ftty-Heven miles in length, and requires the
delivery Of nearly fifty cords day Sundays
exceptedl for ten years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

TEE BURIAL or soLDrERs.-An order has
Just been Issued from the War Department,
directing the manner in which an accurate
and permanent record of deceased soldiers
and their place Of burial shall be kept, and
making it the imperative duty of certain Of
fcers to place at every soldiers grave a
head board inscribed with his name, regi-
nent. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18
lsth Reg, Alliance. O

BRowN's sUsPExTIoN WA1sT.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns "susrensiOn waistH''
It certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. NOone who has worn them could be in
ducsd to go without them. It gives sym
mstry to the form, and at the same time
perfect support to the weight of the gar
msnts, and entire ease and freedom of move
ment. You had better live ladies while you
live, and this waist would be truly life
proserTer to many dropping. " weakly " wo-
men. See Norris shefRsld's advertisemon ont
in to-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18
pIarrlet Ceurt.

Hillisrd ct 81, Va. spsngler, for aetiOn on
repleyin; Judgment for defendant, by con-
sent. Each party to pay their own costs,
Snyder ct al, VS.. Gaylord etal. Action for
money only. Submitted to Court on agreed
statement of facts.
Stewart Administrator VS.. s. R. and A. s.
Hutchinson. Suit brought on bill of ex-
ahsnge drawn on New York, for 81 ,O60.-
Judgment not rendered.
Frank H. Kelley, s. E. Hill, ]. h. Hardy,
and J. D. Fisher were admitted to practice.
Charles ". Palmer, ]. E. IngersOll, John
c. Grannis, Charles W. Noble, and John E.
Carey, were appointed COMMITTEES to exam
inc applicants for admission to the bar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

APPOIETNENr.-Chas. q. Randall, young
naan Of superior business attainments, and
who has been in the employ Of Geo. Worth
ington Co. for several years past as entry
clerk, has been appointed Quartermaster'u
Sergeant in Col. Barnett's regiment. Quar-
sermastsr Howe will find him most valu-
aba aasistant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18
OswEG6 AIARKET-sept. ~.

IAh HAAA4AAfH-l
RLQUR-Market unchanged. Sales at S4,75 for
fancy from spring wheat
WHRAT-Market less active Sales 1900 bush
No, Chicago spring at &c; 5000 bush do CSC; 1000
bush winter red western at 81 10
CORN-Market quiet. saies last night GOO bus
Illineis Rt 4lc.
BARLER-scarce. Sales 1000 bush Canadian on
private erms H.
OATS-MRrket quiet.
OANAL, FREIGHTs-Quiet owing to the
scarcity of boats.
LAKE IhIPORTs-7,70O bush wheat
ANAL 800 bush wheat; 6.O00
bush corn; 1880 bush barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

NEE MUsIo.-We have received from the
publishers, Messrs. 8. Brainard & Co a very
beautiful p ieee of music entitled the g Red
White and Blue" The vignette is elegant
ly executed, and the music, Faatasie Bril-
lante, is composed By J. Jnderner, of this
city, gentleman of superior abilities as 8
musician.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18

CAEALRV SADDLEs.-Any persons desirous
Of furnishing cavalry equipments for the
Wade and Hutchins' regiment, can have an
opportunity by calling at No. IA Superior
street, where all necessary information will
be furnished, and otherwise assisted in for
warding the work. All harness makers are
invited to take portion Of the equipments,
who can finish given number in the short
est time. The regiment will move in few
days, and such sets of equipments as are
not ready will be furnished by the Depart
ment.
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E Q B 8 A I B.
A FARM op "a Acpr.

a AEA OF a Ao8
WITH a TWO STORY BRICK DWEEEINH
In the Italian style Of aEchitscturs, With baFn
vel, cstern and Gus houses, ail nsu, 1uIf oomBie-
ted and ready for occupancT Tha ho1ss = h1iit
WITH all modern improvements; Ghe grounds haTs .
mont on kinsman Avenue 81 % Rud1s . tsaufff1l
raElne and living brook run through rl.s rear end
q ene Earns there are several s-ing1 o prs 8atsI
with simple hydraulic works, czn = eonFsTd toanl
kart Of the Yarn Tor ganGeman'1 RegfdsnoI
the whole grounds can be alasautly and taasef1lly
arranged. tor Garden vineyard, Or Fruit Oul-
ture, Il ean Be made lrOdsabls, being 60 near the
el1yony about 100 Tes from the loraf on lfuit1
This hFm can bsGlVidsd Into lpt5 Of one - fTs or
more acres, and make elegant Eeaidsneas, and e 8
large adYancg Of the prics at which + 1an aoT Be-
pnrchaeed- Ihere are about OF ecra1 % WOOD
lAuds part Of which y g beautiful Grove. Tha
noe IN 'front.' Of this Earn,
Al5o-A NEW TWO ST0BY BBICE HOUSE,
barn. Out Buildings, &C., corner of KinsmEn EDd
Forest streets. Lot ll3 tet on Etnsmau, and 16 on
FOREST street. House and proFamenfs are al 6rEf
olsss With AZ the modern style, and built IN gas
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOBsE.
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., situated EoLaEt ntra8
Just north Of tbs ra1idenc9 81 he Hon A. q. kid1a-
Lot l0l feet Eont bY 226 fss deep ThH 3 9 hrs1
the Italian style Of Rrc6itectura.
Also-Anothsr TWO STORY BRICK HOU1H,
Barn, Out Buildlngs. kc., adjoining th8 last de-
5crtOed- Lot l0 fsst rons b. Is 8ss dssp, and m
Also-OnE FAOAHE EOE, On Ata1E1a1 gtreesl
second lot IRON the corner Of Ainlman and foreat
streets, ll3 set fOnt by SO deep. Nine lc1 On for
est street, between kin8man and EcoEill Avenue,
EAST side. Lots 50 iset mont b. l5 tsss dsop. WI
Sell On time 70 suit purchasers.
signeo, 70. 100 Kinsman st. OsEsllnds One.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-18
BUFFALO aIARKET-seps.

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PL0UR-Market unchsnged
WHEAT-market quiet and drm. Sales small
G0RN-Market better Sa'es Is 600 bush at S75ke
ZOO bush at STs4c. 6,tap bush at $50.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL. Fl El GIFTS IsJ<c on corn, lsSc OF
wheat to New York
LAKE IMPORTS-Ii0n0 0n0 bbls d0ur; $4,000 bu
wheat; 228, ,0O0 bush corn; 2, ,000 bush oats
CANAL EXPORTB-6S,OO0 bu Whsal; IO3O0i
brIuh 7 huab oafa