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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03
BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
SUCCESSOR To 0. D. EARTLETT9
AT THE OLD STAND ! 4!

HAVING purchased the entire sock oi
Il Books and Stationary Paper Hangings, &C. &c.
o. d. Bartlett which has been adced large assort
ment Of everything in the line of BOOKS & STATION.
AIRY making as large and complete assortme as
he found in the county invite my friends and the
public to call and examine for themselves.
Ny stock consists of SCHOOL BOOKS, MfSCELLAN-
EOUS LITERATURE, HISTORYS Il BlOGRA PHYS,
RELIGIOUS WORKS. large assortment of BLANK
BOOKS of all shape and size and low be had
at any other establishment. Also a fine lot Of BIBLES,
large and small, Commentaries Prayer and Hymn
Books. would call particular attention to my stock OF
PAPER HANGINGS.
OF which have great variety of patterns and of the
latest styles.
still continue the NEWS ROOM and have constantly
hand all the Daily and Weekly papers, standard
Monthly Magazines Thnmpsons Bank Note Reporter.
Monthly and Semi-Monthly Also, Greeiy's Political
Text Book Subscriptions received for the Weekly ri
bune Genesee Farmer, &c. &c, 1t shall! be my aim
sell everything at the lowest rates. All ask is that my
friends and citizens throughout the county will give me
a call before buying elsewhere and think can please
them both to price and quality. shall lie continually
adding my stock and intend to keep hand the lar
geSt assortment that be found inthe county.
Remember the place. at 0. d. Bartetts old stand.
Towanda, Oct. Is, 1860 A. F. C0WIES.
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SOMETHING NEW

an 'a W. r an article of TEA. just from Jap
n + splendid article. call and look at /,
[elort Coanty. ''''A O' BLACK ana Green TEAS in
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ANTED!
70 Whom it may Concern!
GROUND PHPPER.

l TpnoriCE, Cinnamon, Cloves. Cayenne
p, rPper Mustard Ginger. Coffee. Boards and Cum.
be- p,le"'' 9o Of each, for sale cheap by
C.B. PATCH.
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THOMAS j. INGHAM, ATTORNEY Y
l. AT Law. LAPORTE, Sullivan Comfy, Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03

THE BRADFORD CO. MEDICAL So
l. CfETY will meet in Ulster, at the house OF G. NJ
Elshree, on Wednesday, Dec. @6, az 10 o'clock A. H.
Des. I3, 1860 Z H.MAs0N, s%'y
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-01-03
WAN TED,
! SOAPS AND cANTDLEs

! YIvpHst 4 nest stock Of Soaps in this towD-
7 WEE, WEE, MILITARY. CASTLE. TRANspap
L. P IiIIpDsqR TX VARIEGATED, WHITE. CHFM1,
SDLES+t 20 Brown. Come and look al them AZ
Dec, 90 '"e DIX CT Pound, at
c. B. PAfcH'S.
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SALER ETUS.
RABBITS, DeLands, Pyles and Herrick
~ Aliens, for sale in any quantity by
Dec. 20. C. PATCH.
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Jan. =. lAai
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21
STAND NO. TWO.

Speeches of Hx-assveEWsr Fish, Hon. Jstss
CocSvas. Hiram ksacSuw, Henry d
Raymond, Bichssd O'Gsrman, Ira X
Davis, Prof Mitchell, Sam uel aotSlia.
apd 50 inosl Hssaett-
Tho stand No. twp WAS tocaied opposite the Evtss
House, and WAS adorned by national flag. eAsrw
before the proceeanngr were ccmmenoed small casas
placed 1t short distance from the stand AVID shes
nrtng a. intervals tbs muttitade sepaatsl ~
meeting called 20 order by Mr.. Samuel Sloane. VII
acsnnAed TX Governor Fish Tor President. which aoa
nation ratified great ihustas. Tho fOiiowiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

o. Aim ghtY God creator o. all meo, high and mishty.
~hosc Kingdom roie.b ail~hose power GREAT
dsre resst-thou art the prostov ~ those whs trust
thoe We before tbee to CONFESS SINS and
the Ut nation, and 70 dncae confidence n
stee light and our salvation. q God, have
heard with sLhers nave dacarsd I'm % w.
ITO noble works Lbos d,ast theft DAYS. and ths s6
Tine before them Lot the sied ~ thy ompipstsat
se cxtnn led the United Ss-oe Of defsss
the oonsttu and to perseol u ths pee ss
Be the ruler ~ ruers md ths counsellor Of ka
'stos - tnsi they may guide our feet into the VAR az
peaoe Inspire the ,coplo with a spirit 70 think "
thet which srgbt thou hast proclaimed thrsug
he isnd--"prcpacc var, wake up tho mighty mes, W
III theme of dra~ near iet them come up. bosf
your plough shree into swords and pruning hccx
into spease.s< ths weak eso, 81 sm strong" tsvnS
psirotw,a has yielded tue an treasures the faoy
- prslec, tho Stste. A religious 10y atty has annssa
and nerved 20 ~hstevr valued IN social
% upho'd he soverusaent Of the United S,,aH, ~
divine ,nstsut,oo ordained ny God for gsoi Bes end
prosper the courage and p'cty hat has been TINS dis
played "a defend them who With their uvee 10 nstr
hands msntsin the ~ COUNTRY Gods slresSts
a our fe cover their hssds ia the day o. battle ~
Thou the ier aud GUIDE ~ ai that they may psss
through the things temporal, thai they lose tss
mgr eternal q tod, bring again peace IN g-sc
and slly - sssi0os, pt,5udioe and Drtos Mag fhy
dsscend upon the great congregation Of rhs por
Inspire the orators TO speak the truth IA love and be
us obci,eDee ~ duty M Cbrstisns and ssss
Citigess, Wy l,s,A ana patrOi@ sinners saved IN
cstnIaon s alton tnronsn jesus Vhrst 70 whom va
the Father and the Hoy Ghost he praise,
io~over Amen.
spyEu op TIM PRESIDENT.
Hon. HAsrrrOr tr.H then ssii:-
ky fellow citizenB, sbsl DOT detsn you longer tkD
N exprcsr my appreciation of t.e position oorfeUo1
urro me ~ pr'eidssg over a meeting ~ patriots o5s-
vened o. declare their intention 70 upboa tho goyets-
ent 70 mantsn and support the constitatso aud tss
Of tho United Ststss We have fallen, tndsed, -
troublcuf tines Rebellion ,s abroad treason ate nPss
overthrow the work of patriots, and II for yss,
for us W esy toe work that has been mass
shall ssno. (voices, 1T ahsL'D Ye, stsnd win, n
epte traisors w spite ~ rebellion. fhauk COD, sx
now spcn mold noe the, kno ~ 40 party ys'ons-..
Snss, os mossie repcc,'csue "a voice, se are ~
tDeecsrs ard for The Union" Gress cheering Fhfp
= party bu, the Union. The only distno.isn etS.
coutes shall h. settled tlorcer thal ne cssss
lsis, ~ thai 81 ouzen traitor Voccs, "Down si'
them" Greet applause
the bsod wb,ch placed in tho rar n tho stans,
rtayed 'Baa C,smba"
Mr sloane rcad The I,st q vioepresdnts end eeoreae~
ries
william < Dodge, Esq read tho rosssut'ss
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rhe presiding officer sad:-FNacw citizens, VIZ dss,rs
70 tnis meeting with prayer by Ire Bsv. R
vmtan.
tbs revereod gentleman etspped forward ard delivered
Inc following prayer
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Noses Tsyio-. dem.
Moses ". GstaneiI, rep
Royal PhNIS, dem.
W,ll,sm y. Dodge, rep.
Greene G, RrooscNa, dem
william ". Evsrts, rep.
Joon J CISCO, tsem.
James r. Brady, dem
S,msSo draper rcp.
Jaurer \. WadswWth, rep.
lsaso Bel, dem.
James B0os man, dem.
Abel A. Low. REQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

Edwards Pierrepont. dom.
Richard N. Biatohiord, rep
Alexander :. Stewart, dem
Hamilton Fish, rep.
Samuel Sloan, dem
John Jacob Aston, rep,
wm y. tsvemeyer. dem.
Chxdss II. Russell, rep
Ruce,ph A. witthsus, dem
Charles II. Marehsli, rep.
Prosper n. Wetlnore, oeD
Robert H hcOnrdy, rep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21

On motion, the q Hon John A. Dix aided h
the comustt4e.
Mr.. = II. Chittendeo Offered the following resolution,
which unanimously adopted amid hearty ohscrs;-
Resoired That Nov York adopts the widows and chill
a vino may fail In defence OF the Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-21


Nr. CuaRslS brp CIR nxnE~: I regard this AZ busi.
Eies,ng toe greatest transaction tsst this
generation NJ have We Pssuo here tho % ,nt
generation from che Who declared indcpsni oce,
iuugnt the battles ~ the Revocation and frsmet COO
sttution the question foe " % decte " Shether 90
worthy children or such men -Shsther our dsss-a-
dsuts email crrse hleas fathers, (Cueers
Gentomcp ycu have g something mere 20 do tbao 70,
have tone hcrtoome,bing Ia an ~ -tcg 70 read
The glorious history Of Ae pAst you have sos 70 writo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16


A WORD F0R To-MORRoN .-Iasl Sunday o
lady from Cleveland went, unattended, q
the First Presbyterian Church. Arrived IN
the porch, no one noticed her, and on asking
the sexton for a seat she was told thHt
church"
Now Il happens that this was lady rich
~ dressed, refined, pious.
Peace charmed the street beneath her feet.
And honor filed the air.
of course no harm was done 10 her bv the
refusal Of religious privileges. But had she
been poor Magdalen, coming shame-faced
and broken hearted in her penitenoe 70 seek
the csnsolation Of the house of God, who
can tell what g hardship on q human soul
this rejection might have beenP Driven
out, forbidden the Gospel Of mercy, whittier
should should bhs turn except 10 her old
courses IN the path Of those 0whose feet
take hold on hell 9"-Bl1f. Erpress, l4A.
What commentary on their religion is
the practice of certain denominations Of ex-
GLIDING all those who have not been fortu.
nate enough to secure, through the agency
of luere, the privilege of worshiPping COD
at the shrine consecrated TO His worship
and what must be their blindness who seek
to observe the teachings Of the Saviour,
prominent among which are humility and
self-sacrifce, and yet outrage his preccpts
by their sOrdid selfshness. Such people
certainly forget that there is but one way to
Heaven for all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16
MIsCELLAHEOus.


We clip the following items from the Detrcit Ad-
vertiseF OF the 18th.
LosT 0yERDOAD Capt Conway. OF the schooner
", A Chisholm. WAS lost overheard snd drowned
from that vessel ct Kelley's island, on Tuasday
by th. msinsheet The vessel passed here during
Monday forenoon, bound down, with q cargo Of
lumber. Captain o. We learn, leaves family 70
ron
SCHOONER DOLPHIN, a small vessel hailing from
Port Dover, O. W., lies hard aground ct Stoney Is
land, and leaking badly, She has on cargo Of
Clara has been chartered to 20 TO her relief With
steam pumps. and bring her MP 70 port for repairs
SCHOONER BELL CRY, bound down with a cargo o.
slaves, lies hard aground at Hog Island She vii
6s'' b. 10 tighten part Of her cargo before getting
ScHooSER BEl1s, which passed up this morning,
had ZONE damags done 70 her starboard quarter last
night By the schooner Armada, running foul Of her
while in TOW Of tug.
SCHOONER HUBBARD Is isdischsrgina salt at this port
ana will load here with grain frr Buff 10,
SCHOONER ADVANCE hes ia en- OF cargo Of hiek-
ory in the river st. Ciair nd has len tor Chi
caso.
SCHOONER ScoFLASD Is discharging cosl at Wyar-
dOtte. she returns 10 Cleveland
RAFr wRFcKED.-A dispatch to the Buffalo Com
mercial dated Port CDlbOfn, Sept. n;h, says:
rhe steamer Magnet toWed IN here isst night. the
remains Of raft Of saw logs. Some vessels into
Il OF this port. The got IN here about i've cribs
There are some fifteen sixteen the beach about
the herbor. They had tWeenty-one cribs In all.
ANOTHER RAFTING CoNTRAcr.-The tug Magnet,
Capt. klmball informs Us, has entered into 8 CEN
tract with parties at Port Rowan, =. W., 70 TOW q
number Of rats from thai point TO TonaWand1, on
iness The tug OsWego which left here in com pany
with the EaRnet, to take a raft to Port Iolborne,
but subsequently broke her shan near Port Bur
Her shaf' III be forwarded from hefe to that point
Detroit ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16
NKW YORR mARKFT-seDt. "A

III
fLODR-ShippinR brands coutinue aearca s,i
with fair export demand Prices have adySpesf
bglGc per bbl Market closing rather guIet
Ssies l5,sg9 Dds a. S45O946o for suPsrne state
Stsoeso " ior extra state; S4,s0s,e go for supsrDa
Eestefni s4,s36e5,n5 for common 10 medium aTfrS
sestern; 3l36ss5 for shipping brands extra round
hoop ohio; t4.l5ee6,3 Tor trade brnndg
CANADA FLOUR-Market also tribe better.
tl,5insAe ions ere 70 moderate extent Sales I'm
~ eis2 q so9 I.r superhnsi and si,9Oa6 20 for
BYE FL0UR-MR-ket stsldy at % sOasz5.
tsSySI ~ SIS EsAL-market quiet and without ma
:. WHIsSk 5.nSe Y-h4rket Without material change
WHEAT--Market opened very firm and ori.,
and closed dull and Ecarcely so brm; prices hsW.
ever, are without material change Tbe french
buyers are holding back. Eaes are Is eO1 bush Chi
gecl &c. 70 bush Milwaukee club at 81 IsaIIi. co
m Snsh s M club q S9 IS sOi bnsh amber
o6OO bush winter red western at Sl,4al 5n fhs Iat
e teT price @ lot very eh9ee 10 bush amber Michigan
Missouri at $3.50 ~ WV '4'- "''i'o
RYE-MsrlSet quiet and hrm At ssAzne
HARlikK-Markst dull snd nominaI
OOhN-sGaTee and 6rm. Sales ss 900 bush largs
RoTti9n 70 arrlve e. 1s50e for inferior to common
&c ior very choice do; sc for sound yellow
oats In moderate request at 278ass for Cana
dian; S5e94 for western and state
PO4k-MaTket rather qui. l. but vlfhouf r,,ts
rial change. Sales 900 bbls At Sli OO0II 2s for sss
81, 9,s2H for prime -'
akEE-AlaFket confines aulst but without ma
terial ehanR'. SAILS Of 100 bbs nt SlOls69s So for
country pfime; salns.50 country mess; S9aiI,B for
rep9oked mess tl2 7o6dt3 90 for ex NJ mesa
PRIME MISS BERF-Markef ls dull ana
nominal. ~ N
RRER HAhS-Martst inactive
CUT RTRATs- Market irmer and mora aetiva
sales ~ psss at 4s@iAc for shoulders, and s8aSc
j., ,BACON-Market quist. Sales 100 hhds sides at
LARD-in better demAHi, but market without
change Salt 60 bbis at 8dgllc
= Market In fair reQuestT9lOc lor Ohio
quality. = -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16
CLRYRLAND nIARKRT--sept. 14.


FLOUR-'The market Is firm with ta'es in some
instances, at en- advance. We report "A bbls com
mol extra ct $500, aud 100 bbls choice red double
extra at S4s2&.
WHEAT-Hae5 at an advance, IS follows cars
red on track at 9Oc ard TOO bush ct VI cents The
market closes hrm
CORN-Firm with sale cne car OF SIC. On track.
OATS-In fair demand ice.
E-Quotsbls at 4jc
BARLEY-No inquiry andpTicss nominal
HIGHWINEs-seIlins at lS@ISHc for large
and small lots.
sEEDS-Tlmothy sells at SI,679l,75. Clover /,
not ct In market, and is not quotable.
FRUlTS-Dried apples have bo bought on
speeuiations and sale Of 90 bbls is reported this
afternoon st 4xc.
BDTTRR-RemalnsE stremslg dull at sasc &C.
eordinS - quality.
kGGis-Good fresh eggs sell at 7o., common At &C.
PROVIsIONs-Thers IS nothing doInRin either
p rk or lard. The fcrmer my be an tad nomin.I =
SI,fO, ard the latter at 7asc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

Am ng the many ppominsnt features that lin
itsd pace will permit an enumeration Of, is the
DAN RIcEs DREAM OF oHrvALRY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WHo WoULD BE A LIEUTENANT ?-Au over
Northern Ohio are numerous squads of men
who would be willing to go into service if
they could go under an acquaintance. But
few points can now raise full companies,
and few men seem to care about raising
mere squads. Amy competentman who will
raise thirty recruits, aud report them to
Camp Ford, Alliance, on or before the 2sth,
will be guaranteed Lieuterantcy. Trans.
PortatiOn viii be furnished from place of en-
listment to camp.
Address, "CAPr. B. R. G ;"
18th Reg, Alliance, O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16
nnrHnR,a RnAn rHla.

- loIl0uing = an GEtraet from . Letter VrittsR
~ fas pa-toE Of Bavtist Ohuruh % the ' Journal
ma H1angsF." (" Oineinnati. Ohio, and Epesks vol.
sunsa in fasr q shat WoEid-FonONnsd medicine, Of
1Hs. WuEEsW'S EoozEua sEnUP 500 OHnDEU
NllEll9gi
'sWssse aa adFGfssszngat n y5uF columns o. Alrs
Ulasl0g's Soothing Syrup. nov " nsVR ssid .
uo1d d Esr Of Bstant medicine beiOEs "a oar his
~ ~ ilsi 20 say 10 yo1r EeadeEs, tsst this
- hunblG-TH EAFE TnIHB III AHp EE0U II 70
q AEA y 0EAEla. u 3 probably, one Of the nOst
ooes1l msdiclnss o. tks day, because II q ons Of
euslssG And thcss q FouF FeedsFs who have babios
er1't Do bsttsr tam 10 lay ia supply"
- a1rrrfsnsuasut IN auofhar column ssnlsRe6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

IMPORTANT TO EVERY OEE.-We wish to
call your attention to the advertisement in
to-day's paper, of DR.. E. L. soule Co.'s
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter of century been
q household word all over the world. They
are undoubtedly the best family medicine
now in use. The fact that more of them are
used than any other kind, makes US think
so. 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, 1861-09-16

DAG RICE AND his CIRoUs--0ur citizens
vill be pleased to learn that the renowned
Dan Ri.e and his famous circus will be here
and open one week from to-day. Thename
Of Dan Rice is not new, but is as familiar to
sll as household words. There could not be
nEmed list Of great humorisis without in
elading him, and in such connection he
would hold foremost place. His circus is
doubtless the best in the country, and
wherever it has shown reeently, the papers
have accorded it the highest praise. Pre-
pare yourselves for the occasion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

F.TAL AccIDEET.-Betxeen tWelve and
one o'clock Yesterday, q boy about twelve
years old fell from tree to the ground, s
distance of about twelve feet, injuring him
self in such manner that he survived but
& short time. The accident happened on
Euclid street, nearly opposite the Euclid
street Church. The boys skull was frac-
tured in such manner that the brain aP-
peared, and his wrist was broken. DR..
Delamater was called, but could render little
aid. He was 8 German. and lived on Third
street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16
es-Ths Bosom Of Destruction is the fatal

R-The Bosom of Destruction is the fatal
ity snong our young and middIe-aRed 70 indulsein
sxcsss End debasing habits. Those who are yearn-
ing for sous iaanenss 20 dispel the growing evil,
should rad 'HlnAu Frsilty, OF Physiological Be
sssrohes" 70 deiinsatss in vivid cOlors uor It is
bsautfuily lustrstsd) the causes and effects Of 10
oal and vital disease aud decay, poiEtlng out the
Only sure safsty valve. Read the adFortissaent Of
- sissemar'' in another column.
Sod hT Dr. Barrow, ~ Blesoksr ST. y. Z. Prize
osnfu. Sent frss Of Postags eVeTywhera. Rsadtb'
IlfEsEtisomsnt0g ''frissomaF" IN another column
also sold bT 4. 7. GAYLORD snd William Tisks,
7lF1rTfgta. OegeIand. Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16
OsWEGO nLARKKT-soPt. IA.

FLOUR Market firm.
WHEAT-In fair dem and Sales Last nfsbf q ON
bush Chicago spring at Ssoi 79nO bush DO s.; $500
bush winter red western on private terms. to-dav
1000 bush red win 'er on private terms
Other grains quiet.
CANAL fHEIGFTS-lc better on { rain and
bo ts are tcarce -four Sic, wheat o. oi-n &c 10 New
York - - " N'S'
LAKE, IMPORTS COZ bbls aour, 50 0O bush
Whe {; Il, 600 bush corn; 6tOl tush rye
ANAL EXPORTS ,2oJ bbls nour; az ODO bua
wheat; $1,000 bush corn. Jun
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

RUEAwAT.-About o'clock Saturday af-
ternOOn q pair of horses attached to wagon
became frightened, or possessed of spirit
Ofmischief, at the corner of Bank and su-
perior streets, and started on brisk run up
Superior. Turning into the alley contigu-
GUS to the City Buildings, they were stopped,
but their spirit had infected another team,
which started at q violent rate up Superior
and down Seneca streets. The damage done
to ths vehicle drawn by the first runaways
was but slight; the course of the other We
could not follow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

SPECIAL BEETrxo.-The members of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and
others interested, are respectfully requst-
ed to meet at their Hoom, in Per-
kin's Building, next Monday evening at ~
o'clock, to consider their duties to the soldiers
now in camp in this city. The Rev. s.
Warren, agent for the American Tract So
ciety, Boston, will be present and will make
some statements Of interest as to what that
Society is doing, through the agency of 9TH
er Young Mems Christian Associations, and
will propose a plan for the cooperation of
the Association of this city.
J. B. MERIAH,
sepI6-1t President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

LosT4T SEA.-Ws are pained to hear Of
the severe affiiction Of our respected fellow
townsmanj A. 2. Ketehum, Esq, in the
death Of his son Plat, an intelligent and
promising young man Of 10 years Of age.
Young Mr.. Ketchum was lost at sea in lati-
tude Sso51' South, longitude 46o3a' East, on
the 29th day Of May LAST, from the ship 0.
B. Pslmer, Capt. Low. The wind was
blowing bard from the northwest, and
young Ketehum was engaged in reefng the
the seas--jBnf. FrDress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

TABEEAU AND Musical ENTHRrAiKMExT.--
The generous and patriotic ladies OF Paines-
vile, anxious to do eli in their power to aid
the soldiers who are fighting for their eoun-
try, propose 70 givs an entertainment in
which music and ,ableaux form the princi-
pal features, st Wilcox Hall, in that city,
On Tuesday, lto-moEroEl evening, for the
bsnehs Of The aoldiars' Aid secisty. An at
trsctiYe programme is offered, and we hope
& goodly SAN viii be realized.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

ARRIFGL OF Cor. HAzEE.-Col. Hazen, Of
the 4Ist Regiment, reached this city en-
Saturday evening and viii to-day assume
aommand at Camp Wood. By the middle of
the present week, some eight companies
will be In Camp, and all others desiring TO
enter viii do well to send in notice to that
effect at once.
Az we have often said, under an officer 4
the experience Of Col. Hazen, this regiment
win soon take position second to no other
out Of the regular army for thorough disc:-
plins and efficiency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

Il l. l. A 4 o Z A RA,
the embodiment Of youth, beautF, zrscs DARING
and AZ istic sk,n, will appear IN hs- Tlnds-oTs
soese OF kquiiation which has snehented the mosf
the very head Of her profession Drring her Euri-
an earesr- che was the eciDient OF The highssf
eomPlimsnn and numerous cost y pF, ssnts fro
owned heade and the nobility; while IN Amsrica,
wherever she has APPEARED, he has excit.d se1ree
Il e. thustaam Absolutely without parallel.
The gems Ct the anc1eDi ana modsru Gymnasiur.
or GAHEs OF rnR UREIcULUN, in which q psrforr1.
ers viii appear At time 10 l3 different acts each
one Of which, IN al old fashlO ed confetn vsfu 81
heTalded - a. founding ath sTement
Ai-egorical PARealt. en- tiled the
FOUR QUARTERs OF THE GLOBE,
Europe, Asis, africa and America lea bV tbs par-
senator Of this Goddess Of Liberty
Mr.. JAcOB SHOwLEs, tn J., mast famous Cvnnast
and retro sqsestrian, Eili give tho tlas Reversed
on Horseback.
No . ALEXANDRA ZANFaETfI, whilom II The
Ravel srouPes on ths Csras TsndHs Tie fsrccious
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-16

To VoLuNrEEEs.--We are requested to say
that all companies, or paris Of companies,
desirous of enlisting in the 4lst Regiment,
will do well to send in their applications at
once, as the regiment is to be put on var
footing without loss of time. Squad drill
will be commenced under the direction Of
twelve sergcants Of the regular army, who
are obtained fol the purpose.