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- ioIi0aipg 4 en oxtrzet ron Letter WrittsR
- - uastoE q Bapti5t Church 70 the T" Journal
"a EssuanFsE," /" GinoinnEh, OHIO, and sDeaas vol
un.s A Es1r 6 shnt Earid-Ee1oHnsd nodtolnsS q
Hns. WmsEDE-s soOrzms sESDR EOa OlTzB11u
eIEsaoo an aAE1EtiBsnantin g0uE o0lEl1Ea O. HI
vTiznlCEis Soothing gYrrB- EcV W nsFes sAid q
Won1 81 hV0r 0f patent EsdicDo betoro IN our LIE,
- ~ ~ oszpslsd 70 az % youF EesdsEs haf t1a
- nohamhue-En K1vE EaHD y, AED EHoH n 70
. An II GAnn. Il b probably, ons Of The moss
nInzl naadirinas Of the day, bscanss Il Il 0ne Of
esbasL And thoss q yOur Fua1srS who have babies
SO - bsttsr than 70 laE iRasrDEly."
- n1usrtisansas IN ano1hsr column. ssl2aR&
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CHICAGO lIARkRT-sept. 12.

III Ehh4eAAfhsi
EL0UR-Market frmer
WHEAT-Market Iet3c higher Sale At 6s5Ssfa67
for No. ]; &c Tor No. 2
GOhN-Market steady At lg5< for n,Ixed In store
OAT8-ActfVe.
RkCEIPTs-2.2O bbls aouri Nc. 20 bush wheat
salPMENFs- bsis hour; s1,oOO bushels
wheat, 2Z5O0O b1sh corn, - =
EHEIdF4Ts-steady
kACHANGR-ETehAnge unchanesd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

No MoRE KURIOUs THAE TsUE.-Norris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
ditien 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 animals" should read
the advertisement. "Kurious Koincidence''
in tO-dsy's paper and the powders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

= --- rS-The Bosom of Destruction is the fatal
. IL among orr young and midds-esed 70 indulgsiR
oEosrs and dsbasing habis Thoss' who are Iesrn-
ing s5r Sous iudnenos 20 dBpsl The growing evil,
should md 'Runaa FrailrJ. or Physiological Re-
- ,-.ronos" It daIinsatos vivid eoors 1ior II h
hsautifuIy illustrated tbs esusas Snd sfeet1 Ct 10
cnl and vital dfseass and decay, pointing ont the
o1T salsty valve. AeAo tes aafertlsensaS o.
s'drsssrsr" IL snother column.
RsIdhg d. RaErou, ISf Blsoeksr e., T. 7. Price
6uuuts 6snt free Of postaSs oEsfyUhere- kaadthe
u1suEifsuasutcf '.Iria5snaaE" IN an0ther oolunn.
-zr-s hlao sold b. L 2. Gaylord and william Hilke,
T,----fafr
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BUFFALO aIARKET-se0t. 19

FLOUR unclaimed
MHEAT-Market hrnner for MiIVaurea eIuh n
which tne demand 10 principally confined. Saies Of
lSys9 Dqsh No. 2 A. sici 81, 900 No. ] at 91c
GOhN- &c better, Sa Is Of36n0 bush ali at ~
CANAL EhEltaGfTS- firm, ,I2c On corn and i4e
cn wheat 70 New York.
CANAL EXPDRrS-l0aO bIs hour, il9OOa bush
wheat, Iss6OO bush corn, z2i0j bush oats 700 bush
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OswEGO MGRKET-se1t. II.

FLOUR Market unchanesd
WHEAT-In limited miIlinR demaud Sales Of
45g9J No spring 90 private terms
CORN-MaTket qn.st. ~
UtEer grains quiet.
CANAL RREIGHTs-Unoh'd q, at Bic on -four,
&c on wheat Sc on corn to New York
LAKE IMPORTS AL bbls nour non bush
Whs.ts 70 900 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-2fs9b Ibis four. "a N, brsh
wheat; y, 400 bush corn
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NY. STOCK R1ARKKT.-sep,. IL.


MONRY-Plenty at 4Gs oucalI. r
srERLfNti EECHANaE-Very hrm. IO7z6
LIS beat bankers bills
9TuCkS-Quite and steajy. Cai.ago 4 Rock
Island 4f4: Cleveland 3 TOirdo s0lf q % 3 @ y55S.
Missouri 8. <si Tennessee 80: Ge5 gia 70; Erie lth
fouds ~ Asw Jsrsej Genital lat bonds zoe; New
York Central 53'4 Norih Caroline 30; California 70
Louisiana IS; T. eksury s. so; Z s. g. 81 coupons
915f; u. s Sc "a couEans sO
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DIED

sepr I2th, KATE PAKK, ai,pted daughter Of
James T. and susan A. Ry def-agrd six months.
In Ravsnna, Monday, eept 9th, EDMUND BOsT-
WICK, aged As ears.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

Nom RECEUns.-Fourteen men for Capt.
OOtters battery now forming at Camp Chase,
came in from Ravenns last evening. The
Captain arrived yesterday morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

VIZ LABOR FOB TIE SICK AND WOUNDED
soLDIEEs.-soldier's Aid Society, No. IS
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 AMI bandages,
woelen yarn and knitted socks, rice, farina,
oatmeal, pearlbsrley, dried fruits and ber-
riss, canned vegetables or fruits, jellies, &c,
respectfully solicited. aa
Rooms open daily from 10 to u o'clock,
A. N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

~ Independent, Home journal, Scot
tish American, n. Y. German illustrated,
&C., los this week. For sale at Hawks 4
Bros. t0IHil st'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Sa- Army goods, army blankets, fan
nels, blue cloths, and military buttons, at
AlcOtt 4 Horizons, 1ss and l4l Water street
sept12 DIV a-rH
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sEIzED.-omcsr BurlisOn seized knitting
machine; destined for 1rOntOn, KY, yester-
day. This was undoubtedly soek-delager to
the rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

FoR THE 4IsT REeiMKHT.-Eighty- five men
from Hampden and Huntsburgh, came in
Yesterday afternoon. Their officers: Cap
tain, Martin Il. HamIin; 1st Lieutenant, ".
sissOn; "a Lieutenant, Il. P. Kyle. Faa .l-
This company was raiBsd through the sx-
extions Of Captain Hamlin and JAS. Crane.
Recruiting gefieer Crane win send in with
in ten days, ItO men, all to come irOn old
Geauga.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

TEEPERAscE Pic EIo.-The members of
Minnshaha Temple of Good Templars held
q social re union at Williams Park yester-
day, which passed of to the apparent salts
faction Of ell participants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

~T The crew of the schooner Somerset
report having seen body AOating in the
Lake about Eve miles of Avon Point on the
afternoon Of the I1th. The Lake was too
rough 70 attempt 10 secure it.
The body appeared 70 be that Of an elder
y man, stout built, light or grayis hair,
and was dressed IN dark suit with white
shirt and thin boots.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

ELECTRIo BArH-Dr. Gibson's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheumS-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the ciTcu-
lstiOn and remove almost every di9esse in
smsnnsr truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal sstisfse-
ton to the sick The pleassntsss bath
room in the city for ladies' female opsr-
atOr in attendance. Once No. III Ontario
street. jys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

IMPORTANT TO EvEET OEE.-We wish to
call your attention % the advertisement in
70 days paper, Of DR.. Z. L. soule / Co.'s
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter Of century been
household word sH 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, 1861-09-13

LARcHlX AT CuTAH0aA FAL1s.-We under
Sta1d that Mr.. Henry DOWd, 4 well known
citizen Of Cuyahoga Falls, was arrested on
Monday last, on Z warrant issued by Justice
eomerS, ehsrged with sieeling $50 in gold
from Z. 7. Pritehard, one Of the returned
Volunteers. The sccused wac held to bail
IN tie arm Of $500, which was procured and
the prisoner released from custody y.-SEmmit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

~ The Louisville Journal is regularly
received now By Hawks < Bros. They are
the agents for this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

! ~ A private letter from Col. Hazsn, Of
the 4lss Regiment, states that he viii prob
ably be in the city to-day.
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4aasaiaa

DOARDIN9 HOuS FL b z
n u0Ti9r -, = prHl117 0r1tTa, md b the
S'5rs chSIoh,-ers % the nle11lllelt inestio1s IN
~5t--kaa - thorrII11 u 'r1ired, and = noI
-. 80 ,S---s1 - - - Hitt laTrs
s7.d e-n7r1irrf r5or11 l1f t1l-r1o1nss e1d sinfa
..1T - -
frfio11 r1 r-r-0r,hls ttrl11 Itela-s1ces I've. Sc
---,.-5-sf fieI.n11I aa9E HfkklEI
T117NRT7I NflJ-zftfjOD BOARD &
ID rIos1lnt Roona - n =. q 3 - 5lesls -
slTAsii's'' AA7Eis 8loa<- - sHi
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A Rim E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
KEIERED.-SEPr. lH
stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
mr.. Ccezn, Evans. Detroit. ..--
btnr. May Queen, Nigtr, Detroit.
Schr. A knst- hilisTd, Bay City, ~ u lumber
schr. Bell, sample, Tolsao, 30 cords wood.
schr. J. 8. ninor, Sinclair, ArDiny, 90 n lumber
) lockwood
schr. Somerset. McLans, Port Huron, 50 n lumber
81 a shingles, 20 n Iath, Butta-
Schr. Wandsrer, Daniel, Osweg0, so bbis and 1oos
bags salt, X. 7. Lyon.
cIKAzsD
Stmr. Wesfssn Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
stmr. Nay Q1een. Niger, Detroit,
Stmr. Oc7au, Evans, Detroit
schr. 3. Z Noble, B-cke-, Buffalo, 25 n staEess
schr. Wandefer Daniel. BuEsIO 1000 bush corn, r.
I. Lyon l5go0 fe-t wafer PIPE; Welihouss
schr. Puriten, Adams, Chicago - tons coal. O.
n. u. 4.
soow Ca.iiornia Van Martsr, 20 lbs cheese.
Prop. Prcfection, Farrell, Montreal, 100 bush
Wheat, 20o bbs hour; Anderson, q bbll
paint; Hughes Lester. .s--r
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00MMERUIAL.


y L .liiPrssldoht--I T. wkATHERLY.l q
Vice Pres't-M. 3. sOoTf. lsrsasnrsr-R. 7. LTos.
f~ pTEEcT0Es.
n. B. Clark, A. euin, 2 8 Davis. B. BrowneIl. q.
Harvey, A. .. Bsgysd, &. u isSisr -'''' -
EErE1EEs
~. Lester. 10 H6ssy, MB.ssost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

BnOwx's sUsPEETIoz WA1sr.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns fsusPension Waist7"
It certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. Eoone who has worn them could be IN
duced 70 go without them. II gives sym
metry 70 the form, and at the same time
perfect support to the weight of the gar
ments, and entire ease and freedom Of move
ment. You had better live ladies while you
live, and this waist would be truly q life
prsserVer to many dropping, " weakly wO-
men. See Norris 4 shefield's advertisement
in to-day's paper.
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1--WE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
Fsm HUHAF sIaHT Es1l IEVHaREDI
!. a 6OIOHOESON.

Fyaaiss1 ~ Seinfss 0PfeiGa,
i-iI7f1' of 9PI(jF h0LB8. An bis GlaGse1s Whother
~ neSr o. ~ nlghtedy are groEnd under his oHh
e1aoflons ~ maoallsIy O . 80 49,
1Ffrr Woatn8Ha, DlEElnlal o. 10 aElol of IL
ITUi, and ilparting rlHslEth toF lcn9 reeelne "
=. 6siSno4non would heEsi iul0rnl the pFplie thet
- ntF8r olTIOTu any one II fhe e1le q 1le Lse-s-
rITrloalI1 ~ CON PA18L1s ko-s On h4nos5 =
: ~. AHEIFIoIAL AKl3 in1sFts4 EltnSut R--ni
6-S1ss-S q saBsEior sizsst. undsr AH.srlpan
Go. e--.E---
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A FARM or "a AcRRs.
WITH A Two STORY BRECK DW FILLING,
In the Italian STYLE o. zEchissctufe, EiEb barn
veil, cistsn and 0ut holles. AZ ns4 Just comple-
ed, and ready for oocupsncy ins house b buih
WITH AZ nedeEn IN Prols1la.,a - lro1nds nsge
rav1ne and living brock IN. rr1l1h ths resr end
o. the Farm; Lhors sslsral gri y Of pore Watal
runaing Ouf rrom tie bal<l e 1ho rHEine, which
Wifh simple hydr1ulic ora can Do colTeZed . au1
TIE whole groundg cal be elegnntll snd ta1tefuilJ
arrsu cd Eor q Garden, N11gyard, OF Fruit Oui-
ture, tt can - mlda rfol1abIs, bsinR 90 nsar the
cttY-Only about 100 rods rom the cc-poraton limits
This farm be divided into lots o. Ons % I've 0I
more acrel, and make eleTaut residences, and e.
large adTanos of tie prfos - Whtah e en- noE Be
purchased. Tasrs ars abcl5 s. % s seTe8 Of Eood-
Iend. gast q Eeissh z = heeHtlsll erOys. ~
nos in irort q thil Earus -
AlBo-A NV INO eIOh1 BEiCA HOUSE,
Barn. Out bQ1l1ilgl, a. cprrer % hinsma1 nd
Forcst streets Let fi5 ieae o. kirsnan, and 81 c1
Forest stree.. Houlo eDc prcTeEsuus al dr5i
elsss, gith 81 the modern stglsi 1d Uuit IN gub
''lIs., Aiso-4 s.I1 NEW TWO SfoRY bAl0K HOUsE.
BsEns Ogt BaildiHgs 1e, sitgsist On Forest street.
Lot lqo teei tront b . - cenr- This = lrgt
class house, built % 51bstanflal manner, G1d IL
the Italian styis q alsl itstqEl., ,,.,, -,,,-,.
Barn, Out B1ildingg to., adionllg t1e one last d.
Bcribed- Lot lo l6ol 'front.' b. - - deeDs ard In
i1hgd IN al ruspectE the tie other.
hlao-OhE VACANT LOT. On Eingman street.
seeond lot trop ths eesnsr q ktnsran SOD E95s.i
est stFeet, betEeen KipEmal ald lcoFlll AFsalA
sast gide Los b 80 fr1lt ~ - ~ deep. vi
sell O tine q. guit purc5ale-Ll
1I-fof furthcr iufcrllgslcE onl llro o. l4e lnl1f
sined, No 90 KinHnan gt,, eisFell9d' yaios
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CLEyRLAND 8lAhK1F-sspt.IQ d. =

RLOUR-Eal,s to = eoaai iersble amount at a o.
for extras, an siigsel. .sOfDr rsd double oztra,.
WHEAT-saIsJ On 'ehauzs cars red at Sc, AID
car Whit at sse. 1
GA rS-sa'e 1 car at .3s on Track.
BUTTER-Unshaaged and duii at GGso.
HIGHWTNRss-5slfs small lot at Isj<c.
SEEDS -sa'eB timothy at 81 100 SIX.
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The following letter was addressed to the
Post Master Of this city. Would there were
more fathers Willng to emulate the patriot
iam OF this noble hearted ola nan.
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eou1lL PsETT.-Ths Union Club give q
sosizl Danes At Chsss's this evening. Good
Masic ziII b in sttsadauee, and pleasant
sinas is antseiPassd. See sdVsrtiSsnsnt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

DslesAaea e ,he County UaiSH Convsatlon
Pussuaut 70 ehll, primary msstingS were
he'd IN lhe various wards Of the city last
night for the choosing Of delegates 70 the
County Union COnysntion, 70 bo held on
Saturday. The following are The dolegates
FInsr WAIB-Wm, MeRsyROlds, v. V
Craw, .. Bradburn, g. Plasman, o. Y. No
bic, n. 4. Rider.
SECOND WARD-o. Il. oViatt, VIM. h.
Hayward, Wm. Kidd, JnO. A. Wheeler, JnO.
q. GOrham, N. H. Allardt.
THrAD WARD-Geo. ". Girty, Luoian Swim,
d. s. Stevens, Edward Kinsmsn, Willis
DrOns, A. Q. Keating.
Ward cOmmittes-L. n. Cobb. 3. n. n.
Taylor, George Saul, John Mullen.
FoUzfH WARD-James Wade, Jr., B. +.
Peixotio, David PioudfOOt, Samuel Stark
weather, Jr., H. Bselstien, D. ". AcIntyrs.
FIFTE WARD-John Cradle, Joseph stur-
gess, J. G. Busl, ". Armstrong, ". LoWris,
c. Hickox
sIErH wARD-E. 8. Flint, @. Il. Robin
son, John s. Stephenson, DE-. VIM. Meyer,
Jacob WeidenkOPf, J. W. Huntington.
sKYEETH WARD-Ohas. Waston, Jacob
DuttOn, P. NJ. Freeze, John Shelley, A. Nc
IntOshs W. R. Clark.
EIoHrH WARD.-J. N. Vaughn, ]. D.
Palmer, J. J. Sweeney, A. Z. BurliSOn, Geo.
Teabout @. L. Russell. a
NINTH WARD.-William sabin, William
Fowler, E. n. Lewis, A. Anthony, A. T.
VantasSell, 8. N. Nelson.
TENTH WARD.-T. J. Burrin, William
WellhOuse, Ed. Masters, E. ". Calkins, G.
G. Allen, I. o. Masters. g
ELEvESTH WARD.-Thomss Higgins, Geo.
Ed. Russell, Ferdinand sehursn,
q. Psnricht, Charles Fessenden.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

We arsrequssted 70 publish the following;
As the meeting called in the I1th Ward
was assembled and conducted without any
regard to order and to the great dissatiSfac-
tion Of the voters ofths Ward, many votes be-
ing cast BY those who were not voters in the
Ward, the people will hold Union meeting
to elect candidates to the Union County Con-
ventiOn this FRIDAY evening, at the Engine
House No. 10.
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WANTED-IO PDRCHAe'


WANTED PURCHASE
w Arm Ten 70 twenty sertE b and rssr
the city liuiIs--if pos.ibls. With . dEeIng. tats
Driee and location uncsr ne letttr8 "A @ - a.
TINS once 1EELa sp-l s.
T OST--IN THE STREET. OF
IL Cley land, on Tb1rsdzy he z9ih q ugurt
last, q ltase Jf 3 achooi douss O. eLscu-e b. al
win s. Carter % the Board of kduc iou 80 Pitfads
IOTnshig borzin county. Ih3 Under viii ronfsr
iAEor b. leaving Il AZ ne eiHss q he iE4g
obsrIin. Sept. 2. Isl IL ~. la ssDisss5
HOUSB-KEEPER WANTED
IL ! lady compstsnt % tsts charge Il . uH-n
fanliF- In plessan lrart % tae civ Good II
enses given and required.
Address bI 2gi3 Post slilrs " u real nan Q. and
state Ehere 80 lnterylsE ean b bad sep -sa2
OTRAYED.-BoUHD ON NY p EM-
~ ISIS, No s. Wire str8st, On the evening Of D.
Yguat 25th one hright nd Gov, ahout yssra old,
Rivtng milk, which the owner can hsFe b proving
Bropsrts and Paging sha7ssl- :. :. -.
B Can at lIathsEs& Kimbsrly's stabls o. Ch-n-
plain atres T. augS 81
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ELLIorrsBURoa. Sent. 10. 1871


sIR:-Although a stranger, I wish to ask q
favor Of yous and that is, to try and ascer-
tain whether there il 3 young man by the
name Of Samuel L. Fry about your nitY, or
whether he has gone 70 war 70 fight the reb-
els. have two other sons in the army aud
hope he is there 700. could wish that my
Eve other sons Wers old enough and were al
50 there, for while l live let me have a
country, and when die let me have our
glorious flag for shroud. would be salts
fied if it should cost the blood Of all my sons.
want 10 hear from my son Samuel. A
year ago or more, he was with Mr.. B. A. s.
Janney, and perhaps he could give you in
formation whether he is in the army.
wish 70 know the number Of his Regiment
and the name Of his Company. and his
Whereabouts, 50 thai can write TO him.
You will very much oblige an cid man by
doing what you can 10 find him out and LEI
me know. Yours respectfully,
GEoRdE FAY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

PEzsoSkL-Ex-GOY. Wright, Of Indiana,
was a. the Wedde1 House last evening,
Nrs. Leslie cOOmbs passed through yes
tsFdsy afternoon, en- route for Kentucky.
ROLscE.--.Mary BOdsn end William John-
son, for being drunk, were arrested yesterday
afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

. Gaylord B. Hawkins Of Cleveland,
has been appointed Chaplain of one Of the
! 0Aio g e Regiments: e s1i.:1s, z 3 at -
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aorinl. ?. .. Boz. 3. ~. sss aa1.a' oonu


p MarHcOD-How LosF-How REslOBED.-
- Just pabliahsd n SEA ed EnYslopei prize eAuts.
Loctars on the Nature, Treatment and radieal
Curs Of spsrnstorrh@a ssminal Wsaknssl, In
voluntary Emissions Sexual Debility and In ped
- fasnts 70 Marriage generally Nervousness Con
SUMPTION, Epilepsy and Fits; {; Mental and PbySicai
1napacfty, F-suitinE from Eelf-A5use 4c-by
.r.tr ROBT J. OULYERWELL, N. D.. Author Of the
r GnEH BloE, &c.
"A Bo0n % Ehousah5s u suHersrs-" sent Endsr
nsal In palm envelope, any adiress, Posr PAID,
On rsosipt q uix cents, postage Stamps. b.
DF. on. J. Q. KLINE,
~ Bouery, Esv York, Pest once Box. lsss.
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8snal Antifes

NJ OTIUE-PURSUAN To AN
4 order made By the Judge Of the Prob te
Conrt, for the county Of OuyahOga, Ohio, IN the
matter OF the assianmen Of William Fisks, I shall
oer for sale It public auction, % the door 0f the
Court d use, In said county, On the 2th Aay Of oe
tobsr. ls6l, It o'clock = NJ the f1ll0Eine de-
seribed notes, 70 Wit said notes being the assets
Of said assignment
Da e ONO .ss. Makers. Time, 6c. Am'rApprais-
Cd vslue
MAY is, Is6I Geo " clark IS 1onThsis515 d 80 o.
..-.5. ~ q. after lsm sO1 t0 ilO %
Izl = 40 OIL l5O g.
81 20 +" u" 20 al 10 %
g !" il" - q 20 Oi lb0 ~
. H =" g g ff 81 o 10 %
90 10 f 80 o3 80 %
% IA &c @ s6o 81 ia n.
7 :. = {. 90 8 10 %
a N IN M m 0i
. . g - :. sos s59 G 'Iso Iso q q
April 2, 1851 81. L. Brooks months 7f5s = %
Dec n, IS5b. BaruuIn and
Dalton y months ira ~ Bad
June z5. 81 }. ". Luce b days. II 81 Is Is
Terms-Cash- . JOSEPH GRAGNIS
sept 70 ,ss.ss : :; -
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.OTE WORKS FOR SALE EN-
" OURS e No. - odtarie 1trlst, CIsT-. .aud.
sept. .. ls6ls3s3 elE
BVUSE AND LOT FOH -
RENp-H large fuo sto-y h5use IzEz|
Aetst6E szfest fforuorly CDliIi1bo1l 10 3. 49,
arg5 barn, good well ald ci1terl % the lot, all
q 1ne lOt q ! luis Tres all "a e8.--
The ak1Ts > for tent chap. nquiro lf No. -
51p-r5or street 1or flrtll-r iul1l1lii n
sspiI:55l -. - S4aN nOLAA.
ENOR SAL ITO Gloss The BUsI
Nzss of the lzte hru1 o. ,. !. WHEELFRa l,s,..
The Machinsry Tools, GtocE q L1lIlaF, Water Draw
as &C, VII b sold % reasonabls Lslm--
GEO. ". W0oDNOhTH,
surviving Pa rner.
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There are six companies nearly full, which
will be mustered into service in 3 few days.
Thirty-seven men came in from Toledo on
yesterday. Companies C and E would have
been mustered in on yesterday, but the uni
ted States mastering officer did not arrive.
The men are uniformed as fast as muster
ed in.
Company drills occupy the forenoon,
squads in the afternoon,
Capt. Lewis Won Blessingh is q most ex-
Osllsnt drill officer. By his remarkable
skin, the companies in camp are becoming
well acquainted with their duties. This
Ohio German Regiment viii be second to no
other in the service. Aa
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D7L o " s,
..--f- OULTIVATORS &C.
mV1s n k- ~ EAzs.-.L1z-
Az 0JI TWINE, BROWN DO.
w RS.-- sLa-s-~- = : sAsS.e-----
n0RCELAIN LINED SAUCE-
P1Es and stew Ksttiss. Eor sale by
iyzs ~ OnteFlo s.reet-
IRON, STEEL. NAILS. GLAss.
aud sFiEyfhing wanted b bqilaers n ths hard-
HFrs i1s lins' sasAP' a Is 80 5assfio SSs 8,
TRON AND NJ LIS WAKE
HOUSE, Hos. 81, s., S, and 81 Riyor street, .nJ
9, g, 81 and s3 on the DOCK, Cisveland, Ohio.
y =. cARHH- AoAAls9A HesEAA-
KE cAREY e Co, e1
WHOEFBAHE AGENCY FOB TIE 3AAn OF
6HQNHBEEGEkS
JU Nj A z "A n A / i 3 !
Csnaoa aaS CiareOs! 6ies IroHs
IJNIAfA BOILKR PLATE,
RHING PbfyN AID BLI5fEB 81 IEEll, eEMAl
~ : PLf}P y aHdH, BAB IB0N, OBOTOH
= - L1HpuW Glass GklhD- 1w
1tQAAt, ~ - o.
RARR'B gslasratla Eirp Proofe iHS, As..et -
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WADE AND HUToHIEs CAvALsY REeINEET
-Horses will be bought every day for the
present at Msssrs. Chittendens' Livery STA
bic, for the Wade and Hutehins Cavalry.
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= rFs-, THD GREAE enCREr.--It admitted b
t@ q az phsscaas that the graae so-rot q heath and
lons lie lies IN keo ping the blood aud vaross nE-
Ids Of the body in high degree o. huldlty When
yol tel continued paih IN ths bead g boWols or
aug oonlinaoa uneasiusss IN any organ o. othsr
paFis of hs bsdy, you can PFeTeut serious sckntss
BRAEDBErH's PILLS
Bleetin7 NAV giye monsaiaFy osss, because the
blood len VII have room. Bat e. the body ia
made fom the blood and sostainsd b. the blood, 70
ualts cur bleed d Eass he, ahd ruin cur
coasilfuton BHt Br,ndrstAs Pills rolisvg ths clrs
caiatqn e rsadily blsedlng b. oaly takingaVay
ahaf e can veil spars and IIET NzyEn HunI.
Nh aeoser, e Darnstthla, MaIs., uag cured o7
eteFitHs Daena. Gpner / Debli7s Bocrnoss of
hlood. aad couiiysnow of many yoars ssandiar, by
nfahdrolh's Piils. Thsosse a. lengtk Il ruhlisAbd
O. the ramplsts
sosd bg A. Gardner. 20 sup rior street, clsrs
ls6as ohio. nd b. Al Fuspsesabla 6saiers a nsdI-
elna EsplsRB
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FRAEE PARKHR.-LiyeTy and Boarding
stsbIa. aeca street, A No. Horses aud
CA-Esr -oS7pabls figures.
ssD14R2s:ly
c. ...cy'. CauEh Cure. doassai0