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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-21

VIRGINIA, IS SAT Rules held in the
y Clerks Office of The Circuit Court fol
kanawha County, on the first Monday in
May, 1861.
Robeft NJ. Sims. Complainant
VS. H.
Y. 3. Horton and W. A. Dab lin chsnoery.
ney, partners &C.
The Dabney Salt Companri
and the Bank Of Charleston.
The object Of this suit is to attach in the
hands Of the Bank Of Charleston, the Stock
and monies of.V. B. Norton one Of the firm
OF ssThe Dabney Salt Company" 10 satisfy
to the Complainant $l620,08, with Interest
and the costs, due and owing to him from said
Company, so that the same may be forthcem-
ing to satisfy the future decree Of the Court.
It appearing by affidavit fled that the
DEPENDENTS, The Dabney Salt Company
v. B. Horton and w A. Dubney are nom
residents of this State. II is ordered that
theydo appear here within one month aftei
due publication of this order, and do whst
is necessary. 10 protect their interest in the
4. W. ouARR1ER. cpk.
T. B-SwAsa, for Plaintiff. i 513
VIRGINIA, IS AT rules held in the
y clerks Office Of the county court Of
Wayne county, on the .nrSt MonoayFn April,
1861. -.
James w ickliff Stratton, j.
vs..
Hiram R. stratton. Harrison In ChanceY
s Stratton, john D. Stratton,
and others.
The object Of this suit is to obtain patti-
ton Of the lands of which Milton StrattoR
died seized in Wayne county. And 1t ap,
pearing BY affidavit filed that Hiram R. STRAIT
Iton, Harrison s.. Stratton. and John B. STRAIT
ton, are non-residents Of this Commonwealth.
II is ordered that the said Hiram R. Stratton,
Harrison S. Stratton, and John B. STATION,
do each appear here within one monthaftel
due publication Of this order, and,do what is
necessary to protect hisinterest in the prem
Uses. A copy, teste,
wv. ADKINS, CLERK.
NJ. J. FERersoN, for comppt. IL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-05-21
10 all ConCeTred

10 all concerned
NoTICE.--I hold for collection, for the
In benefit off. T.. Doyle * Co., the notes,
receipts, and accounts OF J B HEART q CO.,
whichmnst be paid at sight. Twill call ON
each oneand present the claim in few days
NoSether person is authorized to collector re-
ceipe(or these claims
6 5i% 3ts #&ALEX, WALLACE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

3Z1 NON-COHNIss OHFD OFFTOERs
ELi Be . 15oiutsd fosa ths ranks of ihis Rerimsnt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

MEETING IL THE IITH WARD-At the IIth
Ward, in pursuance to call made by the
voters Of the ward, = large meeting of the
citizens assembled at the Engine House No.
10 and organized the meeting BY appointing
q Chairman and Secretary, which business
being done, 9 motion was made By Mr.. Rue
sell, 'fthst the Chairman be put out Of the
house, which was carried into effect and the
lights e1tipguished. The indignant and
bard working men having only an honest
intention Of hOIdinga meeting for the pur-
pose Of being represented in the Union coun-
ty COnventions assembled on the outside Of
the engine house and proceeded 70 and did
reorganize the meeting By electing Thomas
Dixon Chairman, and J. PToctor Secretary.
The honorable chairman demanded ad-
mittsnce into the Engine House for the pur-
pose of carrying on the business Of the meet
ing, which admission, sitter some delay, was
granted By fireman, and man sent "a
procure lights When the lights were pro-
cured the meeting again came together, and
As about 70 proceed further with the business
Of the meeting, a signal was made by one
man Drake, by ringing the FIRE bell. A
crowd rushed in and extinguished the lights,
leaving all in total darkness; they adjourned
to the outside, rallying in good order, and
eoueluded that to hold g meeting IN the llth
Ward that night would be unsafe and en-
danger the life and property Of citisens.--
They therefore adjourned at 10 O'Clock, P
II. - A LooEER Os.
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7l,a fncht Raee. a. ndaskg-sc fageIand
The rnce between yachts bslonging IN
cleyeland, sandusky and Detroit. which has
excited considerable curiosity among yachts
men for some days past, came Of Yesterday.
Thursday was the day determined upon ioR
the event, and the boats actually started on
the Ahsrnoon Of that day, bet loon afser,
the breeze died away, and according 10 the
conditions agreed upon, Il was postponed to
q more favorable season.
Yesterday was fostunstsly favorable in all
respects. The weather was beautiful, the
wind excellent, aud at the appointed time
the boats were ell in position, and the men
on the Q'a vspe for the signal.
At o'clock, 80 minutes and IS seconds, 9
puff Of smoke darted from he deck OF The
ROWsnA, which was anchored in the bay,
and as the report reached the cara of the list-
eners. The yachts were bending to the breeze
aud sc1dding away on their course like
witches.
The nominal distance betwean the start
ing point and the stake boat was i've miles,
but good judges declare that 1t was consid-
erably greater, being at least 3 quarter fur
ther. The boats were to round the stake
boat twice; that is TO sail twics out and back
over the cOurse, making nominal distance
Of twenty, and an actual distance Of about
tFsnty-fve miles for the race.
The limit OF running time allowed was
houfs and 50 minutes, and unless the race
was msde inside Of that time the money
could not be claimed. The COMMODITIES
vera tho following;
Cleveland-Frank W. slosson.
sandusky-J. ". Bailey.
Detroit-Geo. J, Fellers.
Eight yachts we're entered, three from this
city, the Flora, Naomi and Unknown; three
from sandusky, the Water Witch, Mist and
sherman, and two from Detroit, the Coral
and WinOns. The latter, however, is owned
in sandusky, but was entered BY Detroit
parties. The Unknown bore away the prize
of $500.
The following was the time made; one
minute per foot being allowed by the largest
vaehta.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

SOCIAL PARTY-THE UNION
g On ses Ban on Friday evening. -ept Isfh nj
Musie By Bil sous Bsnd. Ticksf5 adnitlins Gen
tlemsD aHd Ladies' % cents. Manage 81. B. Nv
eomb, A. u-s-1 1epfe. 50
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INV YORK AIARKET-seDt. 4


| FLOUR-Markst somsWh,t excited and saIO,
bitter With prstty good export dsmand, chiefly 70
SALES $40 bbls 81 Sl.tS94,s5 for supsrans STATE
- 5ot 80 for extra state and 1855 ff choice q 4
g 20 for sepernne sesterni 4,lses4 s5 'or oommnn
brands extra round hoop Ohio; SIS es,2' for trad
CANADA FLOUR-Markst arsnsr with an in.
/ creased business Sales i1y bbls at SfssRLf6 II
| super1ns; en- Sl.SOa6 90 90 anon 70 ohoios extra
HHk FLOUA-Ma'kstQ quiet and stsldy e. 2 %
CORN MRHL-aarkst steady. Sales 900 bbls
WHIsK Y-R rEsf hrmer Sales eco bbls At
l5k6l9o
WHRAT--Msrket has ben quite s1 itsd 70 -day,
brisk export demand, ehie1Y for France A large
portion Of the sales we're to arrive. SAILS are 1890
Sorth Sssssrn SSGls sfPHps oaSH u 81 e ;n G NIB
club a. y s@lsi2 lss0 bush Inferior 90 at 81 ,0l9
d tssrD ste DIa a. e. 40 bush 81 HlSs KsHtuoIy SiSis
e y l6snl Is; f9o hush rel ses.oIn at Sl,isi $50
white sichissE and Indsas a. ii,25aIs9; lss5i go
bush Whit canad at Si,los q, the lat sF PfiOe
-RYs-MSrkst finer. Sales s,tOo buah North
River AZ T0c.
saELRy-Nsrtst dgll end nominal,
demand for esp II and fair inquiry for home on
sam 9tioa salss ziss0oo bush e ls4@49e for inls
rlor 70 fair mixed western; s0@sosc fr Eood %
prime shipping brahds do; 6oG5s for western yel-
'sATs-In moderate roeusst at 27a70o for Cana
dian; s3oa3l tor western and ststs.
PIiR R-Market rathsr more steady With . mol
crate business. Sales e6i bbls a. Sil,OO6If Is for
mess: s., ,52a 10 for prime
RERI-MarEst continues quiet but without VA
tsrial change. Sales Of SIS hbls At $50 14aO for
coHntry prime; S56os,50 nountry mess; SsGiIa5 for
rrS1cked mess; So 7oala.sg fT oE "a msss.
PRInk HISS BkSE-aArkst q dull and
nominal.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inactive
Bflf FiEaTS-S teahy with a ftir dem sDd Sales
Ist pkgs at AZ for shoui~ers and hca5H for hams
RACnN Biarkot Gull and nominal.
I4HU-Hsrket easier for Common descrip Ions.
Sales 5sOl bb's At a94e.
RUFTRK-Hsrkst In fair request 78lOo lor Ohio
and iI63Jg5c i~r shAfa
UseRSs-The mark.t Is stssdy. at ss7e g In
quality.
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90.



Owing 70 the scarcity Of soldiers blankets
in the market, the Government are unable
to supply but one 70 each man. This is not
suHHcient to render the men comfortable
these chilly nights. II the friends Of the
soldiers in the country and the citizens of
Cleveland would LoAE to the Camp such old
blankets orqgiIts ss they may have TO spare,
sicknsea and suffering, which We fear may
ooeur among them, would be avoided.
Their friends are in the habit Of sending
into Camp articles Of provision. IT. instead
~ th;s. they would send towels and dish-
elotbs. The wants Of the soldiers would be
bstssr supplied, a. the Government furnish
All the sooi the men need, but none Of the
latter articles. Any thing that may Be
loaned or donated, nsy be LEI ct the Quar-
Ter Masssr's Department in Camp, or at ny
ofico Slg Superior street, OF By giving ne
uO,ies Of Thsrs 70 be obtained, win call fol
them. VIII the citizens respond 70 this a
zsnercusIyss 70 foznsE ealls Of Ike nature
Z. G. THAYER,
80 Quarter Master.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

- RsfrigaratOrs and wster-COOisrs, Of
al ths mos most approved styles, and Tor
roy's four minute ice eIoam freessrB, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
ssls Al prime cost also fruit jars and cans,
st the stove and Grats emporium Of
". L. MARvIH,
No. ~, sOpth-SIds Public Square,
iulylet Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

ELEcrRr BATH.-Dr. GibsOn's new cleo
trio betA cures general debility, rhsums-
tism, hsaralgis, disssss Of he brain and
insanity. These baths equAlise the cirou-
lstion and remove almost every disease in
onanner truly astonishing. No other BATH
IN the world give such universal satisfas-
ton to the siok Ths pleasantest bath
room in ths oity feF lsdies-a female oPer'
saor in attenaanee. 0Hce Nc. III Ontaris
street. tys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14
nmRun,e REAn -

-, s,Ue4irrss nn sztrsst lroIf lStlsr urittsa
- - 100 q 3 fzg-iSf OhzFo1 % tas SOsrna
- rEossress lEeluu1ti. 0hilS and sPaaks Vol
V,.s b fsvor o. ftnf goFld-ssnoRUed Esd1cins, q
urs. WTzzaU,s Bossz1ls sSnuR Fsa OzEEollH
we sss "a a6EartiIslsntia q Ee1F eolclnns o. ala-
wizrloEis soothlng EYrup. HOg ~ goSes 80 .
v1rd n fspor q Datsat mssSlns bstofe r or NE,
40 ~ issl oonols % s1F toyoIR naaosra aet 1a1
nohHnnlg-uH Hkvz fE1HD =, AID EEoS =
wh-zH HGLn1. IFS Brobahigi enc d TIE most
esrrNsuI E.1foinaE e ths daFs bses1se = = one q
DNbu-s. Ana thoss q yOur readarl Eho hsSs oaoial
,~usR e l1,sss than % iag iaa suplkT."
o. i1qmsrt g auotheE eslgnn- ssgzsls2s
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-. ;. .. Il. 3. 81. E.s 90. oaa

HAEzsoD-HoW LosT-HoE REsToRED.-
JuIt Dshlisksd "a Sea 81 EnvslOPsi pFlas cent?.
4 Lectzrs On he Nature, TrsatmeAt and radical
o1rs o. spsrmatorrhas or Feminai Weaknsss. In
solunhrI Euisslon1. saEual Debility. and Irpod-
iRsafs 70 Ne riags ssnsrallys herTOusus's, Con-
sunptaon. Elilspsy and Eits Msntsl and Physical
Inapseit5. Esultine srom seli-Abuse, &e.-By
ROBT. , CgLTEREELL, n. D.. Author Of the
GsEEE B16E. ke.
"a Bosa % Th0uEEnds Of suGsrsrs." sent undsr
80 q pain snFsioBs. . suy sdiruss. FOsT PAID,
"a esnsipt of SIX cents, or tEo postage stamp bT
Dr. Oh. J Q. KLzNEs
lsIBgveEys New York, Post Once Box: 50;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

INPOEEAxT TO EVERY OsE.-We wish to
call your attention 70 the advertisement in
TO, days paper, Of DR.. E. L. sOule 4 Co.'S
Sovereign Balm Pills. These oEcellent pills
have for nearly quarter of century been
household word ell over the world. They
are undoubtedly the best family medicine
nov in use. The fact that more Of them are
used than sny other kind, makes US think
90. They are purely Vegetable-Sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their ope.
rations. No family should be without them.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
WAC WouLD BE LIEUTEE1xT 9-Au Q,

WHo WoULD BE LIEUTENANT ?-Au over
Northern Ohio are numerous squads Of men
who 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 competent man who viii
raise thirty recruits, and report them to
Camp Ford, Alliance, on or before the 2sth,
viii be guaranteed uterantcy. Trans
portation vii. be furnished from place Of en-
llstmsnt to camp.
address, "cAPr. B.R.G,"
18th Reg, Alliance, o.
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- e. a Dastrucfion d tbl

fhe Bosom Of Destruction Is the Atai-
ity amoas car y0Ins and nlddls-aEed to indulge in
aEcass and dabaEing tsbits- TAoss who are yearn-
ing for cone ina1snss "a dilpa Tie growing evil
uhould raAS ''Rnman Er1ils7, o. PhTEiologeal Re-
ssarcnaa-" u esdneat1s N vivid colon ltpr = .
bsuutrgdI Illustrated the cznles ale easeu ef y
"a a0d sital disease snd aseay, Bointing cut the
so1lT Eurs sAisiT ValFs- Had tbs advertisement q
'rtKlsssaar'' lE smother column.
~ b. D.. HsErog, 10 Blssofsr sts n. I. Pries
&c. NJ. sent De os ostsgsgTeETshsre. Esadtef
oau-aI.sucntof iaElIa1a1lrn ln anothGF o0lumn-
A., - bz q 3. Gaylord and william fi1ks,
ra--v-..rs rraseIrnd Ohfa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

"YOX KRP0s,2-Ths JeEiah Feast Of
'sRosh Hashanah" or New Years day.
was commenced on the hfth day Of the pres
ent month. Tomorrow OF ten days from
fhs feast Of the ''ROsh HashauAh . the iasi
Of aYOm KippGE,'' Or Day Of Atonemsntl
commences. The ceremonies in tbs Syna-
ecgues on this occasion are very imposing
and those Who participate in them abstain
from fOoG or drink from sunset the day be-
fore, remaining The entire day in the gyms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

a FIxE Plc1UEs.--Green, tha Photograph
ist, has 9 fne pictsrs on exhibition N saE-
esauPs window. It Is little child Of Prof
Kil,s's seated in baby casTisgs a0a is as
pssfect in all respects as anything Of the
kind We hsve ever seen IN any city. Green
has no saperiOr in this art a. this and ether
ni,.turua demonstraio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14
Sept. 9-s5s.

BRowE's sUsPEzTIoE WAIsT.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns Suspension Waisti''
Il certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies We ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. No one who has worn them could be in
duesd to go without them. L gives SYM
metgy % the form, and at the same time
perfect support to the weight Of the gar
meots, and entire eaSeand freedom Of move
ment. You had better live ladies willis you
live, and this waist would Be truly life
preservsr to many dropping, weakly wo-
men. See Norris & shefisid'S advertisement
IN to-dsy,s paPsE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

Amoue ths volunteers recently mustered
into ecmpauy H, of Wade and Hntehins'
esvslry regiment is Charlie 9. EairchiiA' Inc
slds,. Sor, Of Principal Fsirchild Of oberlin.
He took She earliest opportunity to offer him
self being Svo-n in the very day thai ne a.
sainsd the rsSuisits age Of eighteen. "nen
our boys are Of such stuff, our yO1th, unas-
sisted, could win the battle Of right NAY
they ali respond as hsSEJly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

AnE1LEEaV AsD OaTALRT.-Un6sr tbeeon-
troll Of McolelIan, the Htnaost activity Is be-
ing shown in the fitting ont Of artillery and
cavalry. Very little Of this Is made public
through newspapers, but it is quite evident
10 ell who srs acquainted with the amouns
Of horses gong fsrR ard BY railroad to Wash-
is'0toa that these arms Of the service are
bsips' pas on very strong footing. We are
inf,rmsd fhas on ThurSday last 4ao can
l.s.p with horses Tsrs at Pittsburgh wait.
ing 20 be spoEtas over The Psnnsylvsni'
csnt,,I Read. Zach ear holds u head, and
tbs ea,sl amount therefore was 5000.
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Anotber Company irOa Geausa IN Camp
Wood.


CAMP WooD, Sept. II, 1881.
The promise Of yesterday was realized to-
day. Eighty-fvs men from Sesugh came
via Painesvills from Chsrdon, and are now
in this camp. They were met at the depot
BY the (" Hitchcock Guards" and escorted
TO the grounds. Hamden furnished nearly
forty men for the new company, and Hunts
burgh twenty seven. C. sisson, of Ham
den is First Lieutenant, and n. P. KIe, Of
Huntsburgh, Second Lieutenant. The Com
Pany WEs escorted to camp By the Cisridon
Military Band, under the Leadership of Mr..
Kellog. Music from ClaTidon is usually
good, and her military band fully sustains
her already high reputation in that line
After dress parade Capt. zOller, Of the H.
G.'s gave to each Of his men neat and we'll
stocked pin-cushiOn, presented by Miss
Ella Armstrong, Of Cleveland. The Com
pany gave Miss Ella q unanimous vote Of
thanks and three rousing cheers. Alto
thanks and cheers Of the sams to Lieut..
Col. Wizemsu for ezeusing from company
drill this evening in consideration of our
Afternoon march. We would also return
thanks to the men Of other companies WhO
kindly relieved our men from guard duty for
the afternoon.
Yours, 7.
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CLEVELAND aIARKRT.-seot. m.

BLOUR-sales no hls red wheat Goar at q szS,
and % bbls Indians white Whsas d51bls extra Al
StSa4; loo bbs rcd TX It S4,S7K
WaRAT-saios s,ooo bush and l0og bush red
frse on board at 500; ear 90 track At sans cars
white afVe and ears chols DO 81 99o.
OORN-sa ca 81 ssc.
OA rS-sals "a on track az re-
RYE-saio car ct Sc.
HIGHWNRs-salss IL b6is at ia; 50 bbls at
Iso. A-d sdo st lskc.
EGGS-sAles bills freah ct 70.
BUTTER-sAlss6 aFkins Drlms at % and DO.
co pmoB ct fc.
sERDs-sAles IS bush TIaosh1 At sl.rs.
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Yours,
oHrO Tsoors.-The Columbus correspond

OHIO TRooRs.-Ihe Columbus correspond
snt Of the Cincinnati Gazette says:
@Sincs the eth Of September, important
additions have been msde 70 the Ohio con
tingsEt. There are now Sc infantry regi-
ments authorized. Twenty-three Of these
are in active service in Western Virginia and
IN Missouri, five ready for marching orders
In camp, seventeen nearly full in camp, and
sixteen in process Of organization for camp.
There is good reason 70 believe all viii be
full, at least by October 10Th. The 18Th viii
be recruited n Seneca, Huron and ADJOINING
esunties; the Ssh in Southern Ohio, in and
around about sciola county"
Among recent appointments are the fol-
lowing;
J.H sYpheF, Cleveland, let Lieutenant
1st Regiment Artillery.
Norman v. Baldwin, Cleveland, ID Lieu
tenant 1st Regiment Artillery.
Ebon P. Sturgis, Jr-, Mansfield, I'd Lieu,
tenant lst Regiment Artillery.
James D. Robinson, Wooster, Surgeon 46
Reginsnt.
Gaylord B. Hawkins, Cleveland, Chaplain
Sd Regiment Cavalry.
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Books Foa THE soLDIERs.-ReE. N. War
rsn, scting for she Western Reserve Book and
Tract AssOsiation, distributed to two cOmpa-
nies Of the 4Ist Regiment large number Of
beautiful and valuable books, tracts and
papers, especially adapted to soldiers, which
were published and supplied By the Amsri-
can Tract Society at Boston. Theremaining
companies Of this and the other regiments
in camp here will be similarly supplied ss
soon as ths books strive from Boston.
Mr.. Warren and the Tract Association
have partially supplied other companies
and Esgimsnts, here and elsewhere, in 9
sinilsF manner, and the influence Is exceed.
happy and beneficial.
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VIZ LABOR FoR THE SICK AND WOUNDED
sOLp1ES.-sOldieE'p Aid Society, No. s5
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations Of
Hospital bedding, new and half-wOrn Hhirtl
and drawers, HliPPers, bed-gOWnI. towels,
old linen and sotton for lint ami bAndagesr
woelen yarn and knitted socks, rice, farina,
oatmeal, pesrl-barlsy, dried fruits and ber'
riss, canned vegetables or fruits jellieS, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to II o'clock
REs. B. ROrsu, Pres't.
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NY. STOCK MARKRr.-sepf. IS.

n0NRT-Plenfy at 46s on call
sTKRBING RXCHANGE-Yery firm lO7E9
l1s best bankers bills.
-Gfei iKs-Harset dulL Chi ago ( Rock Island
ts4; Cleveland & Tgl do ? u Michigan southern
I38; Hudson ~; New York Csntral =; Pacific
Nail 5iS: Missouri 6 - Erie flh bonds IL Dele
aware Bu son s.; KRIS 15E; Georgia % s.; Ten
s. $50; Horth Carolina s. 81; Treasury per
c-nt 9sS; Uufted states Sc 81 coupons 81; United
States s. "a coupons s1S
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CHICAGO lIARKKT-sept. Is

III TELI8IlFH1I
RI0UR-Marhst e better.
WHEAT MARKET &c higher Sale at 7oc for No.
/; CSC for No. 2 in store.
OKN-.MArket has advanced 5<e Sales 2oc for
mixed IL store.
OATR-H Erket ateady
< SkCEIPTS-s 600 bbls aour; lO-, 900 bush wheat;
rs, ,0o0 bush OTn.
sHIPMRNTs-s'S bsIs aOur; 5000 bu wheat;
1880 bush corn.
Firm; Ise on corn, Il4e on wheat
ExCHlNGE-EEehsHse UNCHANGED.
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N A IN e
Port OF CLEVELAND.


FORT OF CLEVELAND.
ETEED.-sEPr. Is
s.mr. Coean, EgEns, Detroit.
tors iron 0fs. 50 bbi8 and as cakes coDDefs
100 cedar gostS, Hanna Garrstson 4
Prom. s,QinaEF, ri son, Budale, 20 tons mise, Q
ions bar -oni Bond % tons pig Iron'J
Pro7. PeTtsnoafb, Bond, DuBkirk. Ia tons ndss.
schr Gsfturde, Edwards, Toiecos 900 Bush wheat
strnr Ocean, Evans, Detroit
sIIhr Cleveland, hi er, Ontonagon.
sehr somsrsstt, n Clurs, Huron, 80 tons coal
se0W swallow, Willisnas Bgdaloi = = slaves.
IsCELLAN E0Us.
oAsE I. P. DeAa received ,bs following dispatch
''''s'1-'' KfrssroE. c. ". Sept. II.
The uroraflsr Akron e sahore aa Long Point, Lake
Ontario - is loaded viii engo o. eaTn. hsss
ANT if-r assistance.
c. Tecsiv another dispatch. stating
tia b.. ITO suEk on Wednesday at Gailop
Rsa .t3 o. srio, siih 10, 10 bush Whest. which
w p rs propeller Akron az Dofruit and
Tesh r.'s lle Neliand dRaiiVay.-5s9ai0 Cor.
Ser, -,
We clip ths foIloVing Items fr0n tie Detroit Ad'
Veriises Of the 18th.
Tra DIsFAzcH.-Ths old eide Wheel tuz dispatdh
ont ofeonmilsio1, i1 aeai0 70 b ppt IN proper run
ming trler Tor towing purpoge1 on the rivers III,
tag IN he.dtn leit yesterday ~ the purpose 9
briuging her 70 this poIt, Where she VIII immsdi
ofel5 undergo the neee1sary reEair5.
LAKE srRER1oR TR1pE.-Ths steamer Planet teol
on "a quite numbor 0f cattle and other suppli.l
: LIks Superior. To avSid oelayB and dlsagp9ot
site supplies prior & the clo5s 81 navgation, ~
shipnnrnt8 froIe this time oct VII ns pa1kcd ior
ward - rapidly aa possible
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

The Clevelanders express themselves
much pleased with their entertainment BY
the ssnduskyinns, and they do not appear
to be st all depressed from the tact Of having
come back $500 richer than they went
away.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

CoAL TflpE or @ & N. R. R-Fhree reg
uIar coal trains have been running On the
Cleveland and MRhoning Railroad Tor the
last three weeks. equantity Of coal
transported Is about one thousand tons Per
day. On one day, last week, one hundred
snd seyenteens cars, each carrying fsom tan
70 eleven t0na, gsnt forward 70 Cleveland
The quantity Of coal passing over the road
this Ssssuu Il laEgely Increased ozsr that oi
last year WGrTen Chronicle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-14

~ Army gOOds, army blankets, fan
nels, blue cloths, and military buttons, at
AlcOst 4 Horizons, Iss and 141 Water street.
septI3 DIV