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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

Az ANrs1xG PEDIGREE oF HANLL

AN AMJsIEG TEDIGREE oF lANLIN.
A correspondent Of The Journal
gives sonic account Of the ancestry of
Hannibal Hamlin, Vice President
elect. It seems that the report that
Mr. Hamiin has negro blood III his
veins, sprang from the fact that his
father was named Africa Hanlin.-
His grandfather, a patriot Of the Rev
olution, took fancy to name part OF
his nine children after the several con-
tincnts, and Europa Hamlin, Asia
Hamlin, America Hamlin, and Africa
Hamlin were designated which four OF
his sons were obliged to carry to the
grave.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

e6Y7 A story is told of Dick, q dar-
key i'll Kentucky, who was a notorio us
thief, SO vicious in this respect that all
the thefts in the neighborhood were
charged to him; on one occasion Mr..
Jones, a neighbor Of Dicks master,
called and said that Dick must be sold
out Of that part Of the country, for he
had stolen all his (NIr. .Jones) turkeys.
Dicks master could no. think so. The
two, however, went into the field where
Dick was at work and accused hi m Of
the theft
you stole Mr. Jones turkeys" said
the master.
"No l didn't, massa," responded
Dick.
The master persisted.
"W ell" at length said Dick, "I'll
tell you massa! | didn't steal dem
turkeys; but last night when I went
across Mr. Jones pasture [ saw one of
your rails on de fence, so / brought
home de rail, and confound it when /
come to look, dare was nine turkeys on
lie rail -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
From Laws of Life"
photographic Dispatches.

Office of the Mouth-at one end of
the line.
Office of the Stomach-at the other
end Of it.
DISPATCH.
Inquiry-Mouth to the Stomach
care you ready for breakfast -
Stomach-"Yes, what are you going
to send"
Mouth-sYou will see. Prepare -
The table-bell rings, body hurries,
drops into chair, mouth opens, and
down goes IS quickly as possible cup
Of coffee, at temperature Of l45 de-
gress Fahrenheit. 1t burns the whole
asophagcal track as it passes it, and
when it gets into the stomach, burns
it, and the stomach contracts and shriv-
els, and cringes, and finally screeches,
and the
Mouth says, ''Hallo, what's the mat
tcr?"
Stomach-"Matter! Enough, sho'd
think. Do you not know that | cannot
endure slush at 140 to $50 degrees Of
heat 90
Mouth-"Oh, never mind. Here
comes some beef steak, with hot fried
potatoes, hot rolls and poor butter, some
salad with vinegar, some buckwhcat
cakes ard moIasses. These will heal
it,"
"Stop! What earthly
use is there in sending these down here
all at one time? They make hodge
podgt."
Mouth-|'IIere comes some more
coffee"
Scomach-"Hold on wait! Give
me some waterl -
Mouth-"W ater! when you can get
coffee ? You must be crazy ; water
has no nourishment in it. One WAITS
water only when one is dry"
Stomach--S'F ana thirsty! Give me
some watern'
Mouth-"Cannot do it--they have
not got any water up here. If they
have, it is hot, and doubt if they have
any Of that Persons do not Ike wa
ter; and you, oh Stomach, are eccen-
tric, 50 stop complaining and get ready
to take some food-'take the good the
gods provide and be content. Are
goa ready? | am in q hurry. Up
here time is money | have to fur
niSh YOU with material out Of which
is to be gotten for the body's use to-
day, and | have ten minutes allowed
me for this purpose. Now the after
r2gt is y2ur look ou11, not mine. TAX
notice! Are yoa ready? Here comes
appie-pie, fried chicken, tripe, tomato
catsup, boiled ham, minute pudding
corn bread and cucamber5, pepper,
salt, gravy, mince-pie, another cup Of
coffee, SO look out -
Stomac}.--E'L Look ont! Oh, muir
der. What am I TO do? Dot /
must grind away at it lik: a horse ii 4
bark mill, till [ an worn out. Under
such condition Of things as this, I
shall break down in the fourth part Of
the time, which | might work, and
then the mouth, and for that matter,
the heart too, will be still, and | shall
be at peace.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

4 STRANGE man once met

A strange man once met DR..
B in the slreet, and asked him to
lend him a pound. ''How," said the
Doctor, ''can you apply to me for such
a favor? | don't know YOU" ooh,
my dear sir replied the stranger, s'it is
for that very reason l ask you, for
those who know me won't lend me a
farthing."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
E Daltchnaan-Gutem morncn, Pat

- UAtchn1a1-Gute mormon, Fat
rick, how you tuz?
Ir5shDaara-Morning to ye, Hans,
think yell get rain the day?
Dmchn05a-I guess not, we nefer
had much rain in ferry dry dime"
Irishn7ae-Faith and ye're right
there, Hans; and thin, wheniver it gifts
in the way O. rainin', the divil a drop
O dry weather will we git as long as
the wet spell howlds.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
The master persisted
-.ss.s..,-=.--..---
Pretty WeHEy.-A pretty womal

Pretty WoHES-A pretty woman
is like the ''ipstitution'' Of the country
an angel in dry goods and glory
She makes sunshine, blue sky and hap
pincS5 wherever she goes. Her path
is one Of delicious roses, perfumes, curls
and choice calico and good principles.
Her words float around the ear
like music, birds Of Paradise, OF the
chime Of Sabbath bells. Without her,
society would lose her truest attractions,
the church her frmest reliance, and
young men the best comforts and com
pany. Her influence and generosity
restrain thh vicious, strengthen the
weak, raise the lowly, flannel shirt the
heather, ana strengthen the heart
Wherever you find the virtaons woman,
you also find the firesidc boquets, clean
cloths. order, good living, gentle hearts,
music, light, and model institutions gen
orally. She is the flower of humility,
the very Venus in dimity and her in
SEPARATION is the very breath Of heaven.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

PopCL>RyrY OF ''D1xrE" The pop
ularity Of Dixie" was amusingly illus
trated in Hartford, Conn, a few days
ago, at a supper given to the chlltren
Of The Morgan Street Mission. Every
thing, says tho Times, passed off as
decorouSly AS q Sunday school supper
should, until, whilst they were dcvour-
inc the goodies" the band struck up
"Dixie." In an instant the boys were
singing at the top Of their voices
- wish was in Dixie
Hooyay Hooray
In Dixies land I'll take my stand
And lib and die in Dixie,
Away, away, away down Souf IN DlXle. {
The teachers tried to look gravcs
and said-'sS-s- III - with warnin
finger lifted, but it was no use, and
Joined in the general amusement. Il
was not exactly Sunday school song:
but it seemed to do the boys a cheap
@ good"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09

Office of the Mouth-at one end Of
the line.
Office of the Stomach-at the other
end Of it.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-09
A D2ngarous ga1ao Of Poker.

.szIES <&S II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23


THE AsHTABULA CoNPAET AT CAMP WADE.
-ons Of the finest companies in Camp
Wads Is Capt. Kesn's company of cavalry,
FROM AshtabuIa county. The men are g
hardy Npd stalWArt band, exhibiting as much
intslliReuSe and Is much muscle as can be
found in like number OF men in any army.
CAPTAIN Keen served Ave years in tho Brit
ish cavalry service, portion Of the time in
the oussn'B Guard. At present he is de-
tailed 70 superintsnd the care Of the hcrses
Of the regiment, his experience in that line
peeuIi irly fitting him for that important
trust. First Lieutenant Leslie, one of the
most respected and reliable citizens Of Ash
tsbuls county, seems to take naturally to
military" and Is very popular with the
COMPANY. AfeW days since he was officer
:, the day, and caused thorough cleansing
"a improved appearance Of the camp, for
- be receives the thanks of both Off
"a man. Second Lieutenant Strong
recently :. .,turnsd from l. Texas, where he held
the positiouf of engineer - epieI o. tne
ssn Antonio & Gulf Of MeA go aailfG-s'
which he resigned when that stsls 'eelsS' :
He is one Of the most accomplished ans
fcient men in the service, and would do
credit TO 3 mush higher position. In q
word, the entire corps Of officers in this com
pAny are men who viii do their duty inthe
hour Of trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WHo WoULD Be LIEUTENANT H-Al over
Northern Ohio are numerous squads Of men
wlo would be willing to go into service il
they could go under an acquaintance. But
few points can now raise full companies,
and few men seem TO care about raising
mere squads. ANY eompetantman who viii
raise thirty recruits, and report them to
Camp Ford, Alliance, on or before the 2sthI
will be guaranteed LisuteEsntey. Trans-
portation viii be furnished from place ofsn-
listment TO camp.
Address, "oAPT. B. R. g." -1c
18th Reg, Alliance, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23
NEW YORR nIARKKT-sept. 01

1
RLOUR-With strong favorable private accounts
/ ~ the Europa the marhet is very much excited and
large export demand the prices have advanced 2O9
PC per Dbl. Market coelng very arm with no sell
close eo1la not be had below S5,s6e5,s6. :
SO for superhne state; S5S55 90 Tor extra state;
9s,loz ~ ior supernne gesterni oior com
ping brands extra round hoop Ohioi S6,t0a6s2o for
CANADA FLOUR--Market has also advanced.
with fair business doing. Sales 1900 bbs at IS NJ
@o ~ Tor supernne S3IO96 30 for common 70 choice
RYE FIOUR-MarkatI Is a shade hrmer with
moderate sales at s5,lu03,90.
CDRN tll RAI.-narEst frm. Sales 100 bbls
~ sr on oadIWine at ssl9 100 sbis choice western af
sWBIsKY-Msrkst active and shade armSr
WBEAT-Market continues excited and prices
have again advanced from l93o per bush A pOr.
tOn OF the sales noticed below to arrive sAles
are "a Mn bush Chicago spring at SI,G@i,l6 46,so
bn1h MtlWaukee club a. tb090lslsi ESQ bush
Iowa st 81 is a., m SD bush choics Canada club At
yla 4,o0l bush winter red state at ,259l, ,2s; 100
infsrior white western at Sl,258l33; $3.50 bush
do 81 g. 20; 6OJO bush very choice amber Michigan
g SIS; 26,40 bush white Indiana, Ohio, &c. 81
RAE-Msrket firm at 66S6so for westerni 7O97ac
for state and river. a-. -a ei
CORH-fhere is a fair business doing, but prices
are without any decided change; market closing
rather tame, with sales OF prime shipping lots at
56A57e Sales 2I30O0 bush at soc for damagsd mixed
western 531564c for eastern do; 56S Csc Tor good
to prime shipping do. i44 .--. -... -
dian; A@s5hc for western and state.
PORk-Market shade fImer with fair de-
mand. Sales $50 bbls A. SA 50@l4,62 for messi So
@l1to for prime Tho government contract for
3 lOC bbls mess has been awarded at SIs,ss@I4,75.
BEEE-Market continues quiet but without ma
terial change. Sales Of 100 bbls st S{,0n4,50 for
coantry prime; s5ee5,50 country mess; S9@n,5 for
repacked mess; SO 751 q, 80 for eztra mess.
RRIlfE lMkS5 BEEF-Markot is dull and
nominal. ~ - .a-..aA'aa aH.----s
bRER HAHIS-Market inactive. .r. u
CUT MEATS Market quiet and Unchanged
Sales 50 pkgs At 4St94Ac for shoulders, and 6d6He
for hams. .l
BACON-Market more active. Sales $1,000 lbs
sides to the ment private terms: 900 lbs
new clear sides in dry salt 10. The government
contrP t for 60 lbs smoked ribbed 81 es has been
awarded at $7,y7 asrs .aa -r-Hr
LAR Market stesdy with sales at s99c; and
choice at g5Sc. .t.l l1es -.I
RUTTFs Market in fair request 7Gios iOr Ohio
and IlAilSc .o= SsAts rfl3 ID IN
BHRESE-The market is steady, at 5@te IS In
quality. t $50 .e'' -.'t --it'pA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23


DS1rH OF DAHIEL sAxVoRD, Eso-This old
ana veiisknown citiBsn and business man,
who has bseIi hOPelsssly Ill fOr many weeks
died yesterday morning about three o'clock.
Mr.. Sanford has been identified more espe
efally with the residents Of the West Side,
but has been known for over twenty years
past BY the people of Cleveland, as high
minded, sagacious, and enterprising bust
ness man. His integrity was universe ly
acknowledged, and his liberality and ehsri-
" are known to too many individuals to ad
NIT Of dispute. Before the annexation Of
Ohio City 10 Cleveland, he was foremost in
bis srdeavorl to advance the interests of that
city, and ready with his time and means to
contribute to is social and commercial ad
Yancemsnt.
By his appIleation industriously 10 his 90
supaaOn, and not BY any mere tricks Of
trade or spseulatiOu, he became one of the
most prominent lumber dealers Of our city,
and tecured By his fde ity to his business q
handsome fortune. We believe it can be
truly said of him, tha' in the realization Of
his wealth, he never sought the advantage
OF bis neighbor, and sincs its acquisition, be
has known what it is 70 be steward of thiI
worlds goods--using often Of his means T.
bsfriend and assist those endeavoring to as.
eend the ladder of life through just and
honOrable pnrpOses.
Mr.. Sanford was almost sixty years o
age, and leaves wife and four children, al
sons. His funeral is anaOunssd in to day
issue, and win undoubtedly be largely at
tended. Feace to his ashes, and sweet b,
the reposs of an honest man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23

hPa Idsutsnant John N. Frazee, Of the
Cleveland Grays, is suffering from e cutane-
sous sffseti IN In both hands, caused BY hand
ling poison ivy during .hs battle Of Ball Run.
Whilst skirmishing With his platoon in ad
vance Of the brigade, q cluster Of ivy vines
presented an obstacle 10 the progress Of the
men, when Lisutsnans Erazes, in mar ner
charaetsristic OF the man, seized 1t with his
hands and dashedit aside. But little incon-
vsnienes resulted from Il Al the time, but
some days ago the virus rnanifsstsd itself in
the most severe form. He is now, we are
pleased 70 isaru, rapidly recovering.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23
MIsoRLLANEous.

vertiser of the 2lst.
PPoPELLERs ALLEdHANY DIsABLED-The propel-
Ter SusQ Quehana reports the propeller Alegbapy se-
Iiously disabled at Northport, on Like Miehigan,
causs1 By the complete demolition Of her enRi1e
when on Lake Michigan, not far from Grsnd Haven.
~he was towt into the above place by the 5usQue-
hanna, where che now lies awaiting repairs.
SCHOONER AMELIA, which passed up this after
noon, appeared in q somewhat crippled situation
with headsenr forward. she, without doubt, has
met with a collisis somewhsre out-ide. A tempo
rary bowsprt tted up In the room Of the orfgi.
nal, carried away, and the blsy replacing
the headgear As she did not call here, are una.
bic to give further particulars. AZ
LAUNCH On saturday last new vessel Of ~
tons, named the Bell Stevens was launched at II
JOseph She II owned By J r. Stevens, was built
By George Hanson, and will Be sailed By Capt. h.
a. Brown, l.-r srr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23

~ Thirty more men are wanted for
Capt. Oottsr's battery of Artillery, to fill it
up Capt. COttsr has opened recruiting
ofios at $50 Superior street. All who wish
to go in his battery must apply at once, and
be ready to leave Saturday morning on the
s O'Clock train for Camp Chase. This will
be the only opportunity to go in this bat
terry, as it is fast filing up. Come and
enlist at once. sept1E354
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23
DURSUANT TO IlSTRUCTION8

- ~ 4
4 nom the seer taIy oftne Treasur- Book win
ee opened on Monday, the 23d day Of September, At
me Bank OF tommeree, FOR subscriptions under my
under tbs act Of 5uiy ", 1861 III. Sc Note vii Ls
issued 10 snns Of htty dollars ons hundred collars
1881, payable three years after date 20 The orT Of
the subscriber, or directed and bearirR interps
at the rate Of s-l0 per cent, per annum par able
3 mi annually; such ntsrest being Al ths rRts Of
two cent? Tor each day on every hundred doIlars.-
have coupons tttached exp. .essfnR the several
amounis OF semt-aEnual interest," which coupong
may Be det4ched ard presented for payment Spa
eu6,criptions FOR each Treasury Note wiz be "a
ceived during niteen days from the d,y Of opening
Lns Dook as ao esald. NO SUBSCRIPTION fr less tn an
htty dollars nor toe any fraction that sum will be
received; subscrPsiOns Of fifty dollars or one hun.
ted states at the time Of sabscribng- snbscrIn-
tons or more than one hund ed doll arS NAV - paid
az once. or, preferred. on-tanth It the tirne of
subscribing, and one-third Of the whole anaoU5t On
every tWenteth day theresfter until the Dhole shall
Be "a d No payment Of hess than nfty dollars can
e accepted, that being the smallest sum fr v hich
Tr asury Notes can be issued
Certificates will be granted In duplicate to sub
scribe tOr the amounts 90 paid, the oriRtT al Of
which the subsctit or will transmit by mai 10 tbs
secretary ofthe Treasury, Whtn Troasrry hotes &c
oresaid VIII be Issued thereon to auch subser h
or his ord r carrying lntere as expresss m sneb
rtthcatsi but 10 Cases where only 3 part OF fhe
unit Is paid st ths time OF subsrTibinT TreasSrv
hots will be Issued only for The psv1isnts ~ a.
ubsequ n'ly to the nrst, which will reInain until
the mole amount suoscrl bel b. such person shall
pal :, when Treasury Notes Il be issued for su h
nrst paym nsa payment Of eash deferred
staluent, the subscriber Will pay, in Mad tion
thereto SUN equal to the interest accrued Thereon
from the 18th August to tn data Of and on
maj pay ment like interest on the amount paid on
subscription, which pa ments Of interrs. will b
Eemourse1 TO tn subscri. In the pigment Of the
hrstcOupon ~
Tbs ireasury Notes Issued upon such certificates
~ sne Ire .Su wa be sent to the subscribers By
mall or such other ode as may BE- directed by
mem When they lr1nSnit their oris inal certificates
ine uupileale SertlncAtes may be retsined BY them
iOr IN slr own security.
. H. HURLBUT
ne1 o-olo Euh3criDrfon cant
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23

~ A 6ns collection of Garden and Par
lor stasuary is now ready for examination
at the store No. 176 Superior street. The
Psrlor pieces are Of first quality Italian mar
bic, and the Garden pieces Of second quality,
all the importation Of Viii Brothers, (late
Vito Viii & sOns,) of Philadelphia. The
whole collection will be sold on Wednesday,
2Sth inst, at 5 o'clock P. M at public sale.
The sale will be conducted by Mr.. h.
Moore. VIFI BRoTHERs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23

- sTEIKE.-The sailors of the feet in
the harbor are on e strike for better wages,
demanding share in the prevailing high
treights. Towards evening they became
boisterOus and threatened violence to those
who retained or accepted berths at the old
rates, and few of them were locked in the
police station for rioting.-Bmf. Courier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23
N0TaTR's RRAD TaIs.

Ths Believing q &C sEt-Apt non lsttsr Eritts1
~ Tie pastor Of BaEtiat O6uroh % thS Journal
uld Es11sngsE," Oincinnatis OHIO, aud spsskH vol
snss IN hTor Of that WOrid-Eon0snsd nsdioine, Of
Hns. Wns1gE's soaEzHsU eYaUr FOs UEiLDllH
Ell4HAAat -.
sWo see an adsertiIoIas "A eour salullEs g, AfA
Wlnll0W's Soothing Syrup. Row Ss asVsr ssid .
Eord "A hEor Of psssDt 8stioina bsss in c.r hiss
b1tWs iasloOmpssd . say to SpuE FaasrE tLai this
70 hunb1g-wH HAvH ERIES NJ AND KEoE y 70
uAEE II sLATHs- Il e probably, one ci the most
oossuiul medicines of the dsy, beoaUs u 4 ozs Of
~ best. And those Of your rsadsn wo have babies
lnanst 40 better than 10 lay IN Suppiy.F 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23
lHUnAn FRAIITY, or PHYsIotosiclL Re-

HHUNAH KRAMTY, Or PHYsIotnslcAL Re-
szascHzs, should be read By everybody. Iszr-s Is
Of sel Siuctsa diseases, aud the results Of eArly
mai ra ics, the caules that frequently lsed to w
EvPgY n NRaIAsts, their relief And prevention.
with copiou instructions a. to ths sure method Of
dispslit tbe HiBsiTEos that frequently take hold
Of those ABOUT 90 ESTER into the marriage state
The work Is aufsa.y Illustrated wiki eoored en-
cravings, and is f-Aughf vi Eholesome advlce
Sod exhortatious. sold BY Oh BARROw, lgl
Bleesker st-,et. Kew York. Price 9 GsntE. Sent
free.
Sold also By h =. Gsylsrd and Clark, druggists
1rlaveIand Ohfo --------- ----
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23
THE CITY.

A AIiaor DIamisssd from Camp Wood.
Drill ProGFseslag.
oANP WooD, Sept. 10.
The moments are few in cur camp now
when either officers or men can be found
with nothing to do. The 41St is no place
for idlsrs, but we came here for esrnesi
work in holy cause, and thorough prepa-
ton suits Us. One Charles GoldwoOd, who
enlisted sometime since into the H. G's.,
wsa claimed yesterday by his father, and
BY order Of the Colonel was this mon ming
dismissed from camp. He was escOi ted
through the lines By the 'rOficer of the
day" and the " officer Of the guard. There
was no musici no one hootsd, and two COM
psnies saluted. Had it been the father, he
would have Jared quite differently. Faith
srs would dc well either not to allow their
sons 70 enlist or else to let them go.
From sunrise to "dewy eve" we are now
busy drilling and being drilled, studying
and reciting, teaching and being taught,
both the show and practice Of military
tactics. a.. .r=ll-i l-.-r8.s
Capt. Bushnell's company had glorious
time yestsrday, which see you received
no'ics Of They had second edition to-day
In the shape Of another cali from their
friends. After admiriug even at distance
the ladies of old Trumbull, we don't wonder
that she turned out one of the finest com
panies that ever went into any camp
With such frisndi they could not help being
heroes. Yours, T.
P.s.-Cspt. Wiley, of Wooster, has just
arrived in camp with eeventy five men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23
MARRIED,
DIED.

At HIS late residence, In this city, on Sunday, the
22d inst . ANIEL sANF0RD, aged 50 years-dis-
ease, infammEti- n OF the bowels.
Funeral will be attsndsd at the Congregational
Church, West sids, on Tuesday, Sept 2ath, at two
o'clock P. NJ.
September 2isf at the residence Of her son. n-lAW,
Henry o. Morris, MARY eAkDhAR, aged 81
PEARS. aI
HS-Eew York city, Providence and Newport B.
1. papers please copy. OK 3'
On ths 2zd, of consumption, JANE PRISK, ssod
81 years.
Funeral on Tressay afternoon, at O'Clock, from
the MayhoWsr Mission Church. Friends Of the de-
ceased are invited to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23
CLRVFLAND NARKRT--s.nt. o1.

FLOUR-girm. saIos IFS bbls double extra at
.eG6 D.. A-l L.
wHRAT-ouI't and arm. salss Of 1000 bu red
free on board at 9so.
CeRN-salss Of car from store at sse.
sEEDS-Eale Of 20 bags Timothy at SI,iS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23

ALLOTMENT TICKErs.-The War Depart
ment has made the necessary orders to carry
out the Act of Congress relative to allOt-
ments Of pay. Hereafter the recruit, upon
enrolling his name, has only to designate
what proportion of his monthly stipend
shall be given TO his family, to have the ne
cessary minute made, and the sum paid reg
ularly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23

sTABBED wITH FoRE "A day OF two since,
a soldier in one of he companies at Camp
Wade became offended at companion dur
Ing supper, and struck him severe blow in
the face with his FORK, inficting wound in
the chin. The offender was Immediately
placed under arrest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-23

LLcoEIcs.-sir William Temple says
"The best rules to form young man are, to
talk little, to hear much, to distrust ones
own opinion, and value others that deserve
it." To these he should have added, to buy
bOOts Of Mcclure, on Ontario street, which
is the chiefest of all.