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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
NEw YORK mARKEr-Aur.Ie.

luN IEbE0aAFI.l
FLOUR selco better ana somswha
.n1nsettledi demand for export and come eonaumD
sales it-sOa bbis at s4,sOs4ss for .uporfns s.a,s
~ o64s for extra stsss; a. 094 81 for suDsrhn,
westerni t5l . for shipping brands extra rounS
nooPoa Onl9 for trade brands do; % 90 90
CANADA RLilUR-MArkst trias better With ,
~ oAPOt oemAnd SALES OF go bbs a yf, q
EOg. RXE !, ,FILL9UR-s,eady, at tssnes,sO
So, q for Brandywine; S2,T5 for Jersey.
WHIskY-Msrket nrmeF. sales Of 100 bbls A
WHEAT-Continuos limited and with a bri,k
pet demand ana prizes still tend upward but
sales n ssl 90 bush Milwaukee clul, At a 07al "A.
6OOO bush inf rcr do at A9+o; 90 81 bush Su,bef
Iowa a. Sl,l69l l7k; $40 bush Or Bay sprnG Al
slil5; 2irh0 bush kacine do At SI,i2ai.lE 1850
bush winter red western At Sl.sse9i .8E ;lGp bush
white western at 81 s29i,ss; 7,29 bush while Can.
a. sde = ~ S4Bl 30; $50 bush white Kentucky at
RYE-Market hrmer, and fair export dsmard.
sales a. bllo1c Tor western; Sc for prime state
6ARLEY-Markat DUH and nomInsl
OORN- Market rules quite hrm with 4 moderate
export and home trade demand. Receipts are linz
sales lss,oo bush .. ..OasOo for prime shipping
mixed western; t5aisc for EASTERN sc for WastsTn
oATs-Moderate request at s6e2sc for CanadIADi
3793sc for western and state
business doing an the market e lower
SI0,i2(0l0,25 prime.
BEEE-MArkst quiet but prices steady. Sales At
Si,W94h0 for country prime; S5,0O05,50 for country
mess s9,OO@ll,Io iorrepaekd mess Sl2,5Oal325 for
PRIME MESS BREF-MArkst quiet and nom
inRlly UNCHANGED.
BEEE THANKSGIVING at gII,sOaI4,7s
GUT nIRkTS-MArket Is rather more active
Small sales Masking at 4@so for Shoulder; Ga6Ke
for hams.
BACON-Market quiet and UNCHANGED.
LARD Market continues steady with Sales at
9Hc.
ByTTRR-seIlinga at 70lOXO for Ohio; sO4o
IlOHKRsR-Karhst steady 1t sa5x as inqual.
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A Fowl PEOcEEDIEG.-A farmer came in
from the country yesterday with load OF
chickens in his wagon and drove down su-
perior Street with an air Of placid enjoyment
until he reached the Atwater Block. Turn
ing about 70 take one more lo9k at his
speOkled beauties, he saw with dismay, that
the door was open and the fowls departed.
Another glance revealed the fact that they
were scattered up the street for distance of
a square or two and that each separate hen
was the subject of assiduOus attentions from
a half dozen news boys. Of they went,
chickens and newsbOys, up stairways, into
stores, under wagons, between the legs Of
horses, hsrun scarem, heller skelter, with q
great deal of noise on both sides. The old
gent tOddled after fat rooster at the top of
his speed up the street, and while visible,
didn't appear TO gain much. A stern chase
is a long chase and very likely he is still go
ing.
There was good deal OF amusement for
a considerable number of spectators for half
an hour or SO, during the unwonted proceed
Jugs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

THE FoRrY-TIRsr REeIMENT.-The Forty.
first Regiment will probably inaugurate
their camp to-day. The tents and fixtures
for one thousand men have arrived, and will
be drawn upon as companies report them
selves ready to make use of them. The
grounds were partially staksd of yesterday
under the supervision Of Lieut. Col. wize-
man, and Capt. Stones ZouaveS will proba-
bly, take possession by this afternoon.
The camp is situated nearly in rear of the
Seminary Building, and but short distance
from the Paper Mill. II is retired and ex-
taemely pleasant location, conveniently near
to the Mahoning Railroad, so that troops
from that direction can save long march;
has fine spring of water at one corner, and
possesses other advantages which a camp
nearer town would be deprived Of.
Companies, or parts of cOnpsnies, from
the country having desire to get into camp
at short notice, can probably, by commune
eating with the officers of the 4Ist, accom-
plish their desire.
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MIscELLANEoUs

We clip the following Items from the Chicago Tri-
bune:
PUT BAcK--The schooner Mussey, which w-s seen
on Grease Point on Monday last, was brought back
yesterday by the Mcqueen. she left this port on
Sunday last with carge of wheat, aud encountered
the gale Of sunday night which BtTaiued her badly,
causing her TO leak aud damsgt the cargo She also
lost her fore top gallant mast, and was otherwise
de Gagged Her cargo will be taken out and 8he will
60 into the dry dock for repairs.
PROBABLE SHIPwREcK.-The steame. Gen. Warren,
Wolf River, Wis two weeks ago, and has not been
heard from since.
The schooner Midnight, already reported ashore
1t Pechs Island, Lake 81. Clair, mas been pumped
out and towed down to dry d0ck for repairs.
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Third Assistant P. NJ.

NE Refrigerators and water-cOolers, OF
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezsrs, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium of W. L. MARvIE,
No. -, SOuth-sids Public Square,
july1eH Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

A GERMAN COMPANY FoRMHG.
@. ". Kraus, late commissioned officer of
the 9Th Corps d'Armee in Germany Of
this city, has been authorised by Major
Ankele, TO enlist German company for
the Thirty-seventh Germany Regiment,
now being organised in Northern Ohio
Capt. Kraus is fully competent for the post
assigned him, and will make brave and
efficient officer. He is at youngstown and
has already enlisted considerable number.
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BUFFALO mARKET.-Aus. 1s.

FLOUR STEADY and IN moderate demand,
WHEAT-Quiet and hrmer. sales 26.n0 bush
red winter at SllQ65 laS; 26EO bush north western
club at &c; 5000 tush Milwaukee club 1t CSC as OOl
bush white Kentucky on private terms.
1ORN-market nrmer sales 49, ,OOo bush at a5o
0ATs-Firm and in good demand. sales Of 4, OOC
WHLsKY-MArkst steady. Sales 600 bbls Ai
I5ho.
on wheat 70 New York.
LAKE ImPORTS-l,o 900 bbls hour, 10000 bu,
wheat; D., 900 bush corn
CANAL EXPORT8-2OlO bbls douz a 0o0 bul
wheat, IL, ,00O bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

FoR KRLLEY's ISLASD.-The picnic excur-
sion to Kellsy's Island comes of to-day
The Western Metropolis will leave the Rail
road pier at 8 o'clock. Leland's Band ac-
companies the expedition, and will be as
prominent feature as the little mans nose
in the fairy story.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
BLOOD FOUDl
BLOOD EOODi
RInnn EnnnH

10 al suffering from OOnlump1ont tnctriont or
son1rmed, OF from debility o1 any kindi OF RON
nsntal or nervous prostration, brought on By any
onuse; or from scrolnloua CONSTANTS; oI from dis
1aBes Of the kdnsyB or bladder and to Ladies Euf-
fsrng any OF tbe many distressing complaints their
~ Gr5 liable %, and which engendeE Oonsumps
TEE BLOOD FOOD
a of8red a. Certain and Reliable Remedy. Di1ar-
Ing n every particular um the patent medicines of
ahs day il chemical binhtfon 81 IBON, Ui-
EHUH snd RHOSPHQkoc, OF very great worth, and
many hundreds bee glad and grateful testimony 70
ehe 6enehts Il hasc iierred on them.
OHuRUH & DUPONT, s09 Broadway, New York,
W the SOLE propristOrs Of the article, snd have in
oonsequenos 81 fraud attemEted upon the public,
rhRufed the color OF the outside wrapper from RE-
. YEIIcW and increased the size of tbs bottle 70
ounces. Be veRy cautious IN buying 70 that the
bc-siils Of their signature is the OutEde Of the
Wfappar, ae all others are oou tcFfoitt. In conBe-
1usnce o the large demand Tor this article, the fol-
owing druggists have all ordered and rsesived sur
Hlia1 of the new kind, viz;
Cnas. A. Kimbsll, Wm. II. French, J. B. Hayes,
"a. staniels, and samuel kiddeF Jr.s Lowell
81 Sold by Wm. FLSKE, DruEEi {, Cleyelsnd,
Dhio. eb25:dAT
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FRoN yIRelEIA.--A letter has been received
BY 4 gentleman Of this city from his broth
or who is with Captain LOvejoy's Csmpany,
Co. D, Of the 2sd Regiment, which is dated
81 somerville on the sIh inst,, where the
writer says that the right wing of the regi-
msnt had arrived in good health and spirits
Lieutenant oolonel Matthews commands
this wing. Company D, is made up Of tie
Rife erensdisrs Of this city,and company
from Wellington,
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A Doc CAsT.-An unfortunate young
man, crippled in both hands and feet, made
his appearance upon Superior street yester
dsy afternoon with novel turn out. He
had four large dogs hsrnesssd to a wagon in
which be was seated holding the reins. On
stopping, tina dogs laid down and quite
crowd collected, among whom boy passed
the hat fer such contributions as any might
feel called upon to bestOW. The driver
being solicited to move on and trot out his
dogs, replied that be couldn't start for less
than twenty-five cents, and that sum being
contributed the establishment moved eff at
commendable speed.
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OsWKGO MARKET-Aug. I6.
rTww

FLOUR-Market in,moderate demnd for interior
and eastern trade Sales moderate
WHEAT-Market decidedly hrmer There "a a
fair milling and shipping inQ airy, but most buyers
are stankng alOof In consequences OF the adva iced
views OF holders. Receipts liberal, but as the great
er portion Is for through shipment the supply offer
ing is light.
Sales ,5l bush winter red western at l,l3f; $500
bush No | Milwaukee cub at Si,OO
CORN-Market hrmer. Sales q 900 bush Ills
at 39ck.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL EREIGHTS-Sta taady; -four ZcR2s
wheat Sc; and corn 7c, 70 New York
LAKE ImPORTS-s95O 500 bush wheat; 10000
bush corn; 2, ,lG6 bbls -four; 1000 bush rye.
CANAL EXPORTS-2lOO0O 90 bush wheat: 100
bbls -four; SO bush corn
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REruRS OF THn FfhsT WISCONSIN, REeI-
NENT.-The LIST Wisconsin Regiment, Colo.
mel starkweather, reached here yesterday
noon on their way home. They will be
mustered out Of service at Milwaukee TO-
day. They went from here by rail, in order
to reach home in season to conform to the
plan Of tho Committee of Reception, al
though arrangements had been made tocon-
vey them by boat.
The regiment has been engaged in skir-
mish duty along the line of the Potomac.
Their baggage and several wounded came
in on the regular train last night at 8 o'clock.
The sick men quArtored at the depot for the
night.
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Police Court.


The following cases were dispOsed of yes
terdsy:
John Brown, assault and battery, fined SIS
and costs.
Robert White, disturbance; fined 81 and
costs.
Margaret Maokey, petit larceny; fined $40
and costs.
Thomas O'Neil, drunk; fined IS and costs.
John Williams, horse ealing; deferred to
Isth inst
John Mason, petit larceny; deferred to
18th inst.
John and Henry Trump, disturbances; fined
s. and costs each.
Fred. Fictenmyer, assault and battery;
find IS and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

TEE FfRsT LINK IN TIE OaAIN.-t was
exactly thirty years ago Tuesday, remarks
the Syracuse Journal, that the Albany and
Schenectady railroad, the first link in the
chain Of railroads connecting the Hudson
with the Mississippi, and we believe The sec
ond railroad bullt on this continent, was
formally opened TO the travelling public
The changes in travelling facilities since
that time are wonderful to contemplate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

DuPosED 0F.-Jno, Brown who event at
Robert White, on Ontario street, day before
yesterday, with serious intentions, cutting
the latter in the arm and who was arrested in
consequence, was fined $75 and costs for al
lowing his TalOr 70 get the better part of his
diseration
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

~ Best quality Of Carbon Oil at As
eenta per gallon BY the barrel. Lubricating
oil at 20 and IS cents. Mess pork, lard, but
ter, hamS, dried beefand cheese, to be found
q Geo. snrugae's, oviaAH Exehanrs. e.
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PAaFoRAL eALt.--Rev. Joel P. Bingham,
Of this city, has been unanimously eallsd.tO
the Westminster Church, Buffalo. It is
understood that he has accepted the call
and will soon enter upon the duties of the
PastOrate. Hrr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

- Frank Leslie's and New York Illus
trated for next week; COrnhill Magazine for
August; Cassell's Bible, part 81; LondOn Art
Journal for August, and part of the Month
ly Rebellion Record have been received by
Hawks & Brother.
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NJ a R IN E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTEzED.-Aua. IS.

ESTERED.-AUa. Is.
Stmr. City of Buffalo, Perkins Buffalo,
Stmr. Gcsan, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Portsmouth,. Bond. Dunkirk. 7e tons mdz.
Bark Fontinelle Case, MaIquette, l4l tons coal, r
Schr. Queen City, Stona, Marquette, 4ls tons coal
J-ckson Iron 20.
ScoW Ino, Duddlesoh, 81 Clair, 81 N lumber; SIS NJ
lath, Thatcher 4 Go
Schr. Hubbard, Hartman, Pt Hope, l05M lum Der,
an shingles, 2M lath, Sabin.
Schr. yorktown, Johnson, Marquette $50 tons coil
kimban
stmr City of Buhalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Mary Stewart, Richardson, Buffalo l0Co0 bus
whoat, $50 bbls -four, 35 bbls oil, 100 bbls
alcohol, l39 bags wheat, 2lO bdls green
herbs, 10 bxs starch
Schr. Yorktown, Johnson Marquette, 500 tons coal,
Q. NJ
Schr Tartar, Pomeroy Chicago.
Schr- Shook, Kelly, Chicago, 400 tons coal, Rhodes
sohr. Hibbird, Hartman, Pt Huron.
Scow Hayes, Miheld, BufiAlO, % II slaves, Garry.
Schr. Frank Stewart, EWart Hamilton, $40 tone
coal, Tod & 20.
VEssELs PAssED.-Ths following vessels psSsSd De-
trOit on the 18th;
BOzHd Up.-stmr Illinois, Prop lowe, Wisconsin,
Wenona Queen Of the Lskes, Pocahontas: bark In
yincibe; schr W Il Dewitt, Wild Rover, MCtt Root,
Holley. -.
BosHd DolrH-Stmr. North Star; prop Illinois;
Cen Taylor; Brig New York; sohr. Abigail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

HrBEREIAN GUARDa.-Recruiting for the
Irish Company for the war is removed to
Haltnorth's National Hall, Public Square,
where all who feel willing and competent to
join are invited, PATRICK K. WALSH,
JOIN B. HAYES,
1t Recruiting Officers.
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.We congratulate our readers upoI

~We congTatulGte our readers upon the
filooFerF Of 9 surs Cure for RheumatiEm. aout and
EonrAlgiA snd all Mercsral Diseases, which is Of.
otsd without the use Of internal medicines, which
only In act, q e the only known remsdy edestng
perfect cure, and We feel warranted irom it, re-
dicted and those having friends suffering from Rhsu-
atigm, 0Out or Neuralgia, or the psrnicous ehects
o. hercury to the advertisement IN another column
a our paper. Of Dr. Leland's Anti -Rheum atc Band
n-r-snla - W-a WV z. Clevnlanr q. fahlt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

u Those in want of perfect fitting
shirt would do we'll to call at Tage's and
leave their order. Rooms No. 24S Superior
Street. over Stairs hat store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

TENTS roe TEE FoRTT- -FIasT.-The tents
for the Forty-First Regiment arrived yester-
day. There are seventy of new pattern, q
round tent; twenty-six wall tents, and twen-
tv-six Of the common tent.
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Z. 81. sOLONONSON.

FT1cI11I "a D1lI71IgIo UpIIel1751 =
Keeps the largest As.ortment q the most improved
kfndH Of bPEofACLEs. An his Glasses, whether
for near OF far GiRhtadt are ground undcr hig own
tngpectlon W maoflneIy Of new construction, With
th8 greatest care - 70 suit the eyes In all oe9eBI
Curing weakness, DilzineHa or Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and fmpartinE strength for long reading or
inc 1gwtnF.
NJ SoiOmonson would here inform the publio thai
AsusVeF employs any one IN the sale Of hil Lenses
- Also, splsndid assortment ofBPf 9EAS8E6
MICROSCOPES, OOMPASSES, &C., on hand.
- ARTIFIOlAL AHHs inserted without rain
oTTioE-Bo. I'd Superior street, under Amsriosn
Hotsi mallsdkW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

z THE srElx GUx.-Mr. Dicksnson of this
city who exhibited the centrifugal gun to
many Of our citizens before his departure,
has made his appearance at Richmond
whore no has been feasied and feted and
what is better has received an order for s
second gun, to be constructed at cost Of
es naa
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Recruiting Officers.

ATTENTION CREIeHToN ZOUAyEs Co. B.
You are hereby ordered to meet at the re-
cruiting office, No. % Atwste. building, at
10 o'clock a. NJ, Saturday morning, Ang.
18th. F. D SFoEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

W. H. Willis, opposite the Post Office has
received Frank Leslie's New York paper
with the latest war pictures, New York
Weekly Household Journal and all the Ger
man papers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

ERrE RAILwAT.-The gross receipts of the
New York 4 Erie Railroad for July are said
to show an increase of 100000 over the
same month last year.
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MERUIAI.
CLEVELAND nrARKRT-Aua. 1e,

CLEVELAND RIARKRT-Aus. 18.
FLOUR Markst advancing. win only light
sales.
WHRAT-Has further Adysneed. sales ere i1i
bush and / car red At Sloo; cars do At sIe2. ear
poor white At same; il'o bush rsd free IN board At
sloa; and Ger white at siOi.
OORN-In good local demand at $40.
OATs-salss ofs cars on track q 15,.
HIGHwINEs-sales Of 80 ibis ct is<e.
EGGs-olist at 79DSo. si.i ed 20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

Go to Willis for your New York dailies, to
receive them in advance Of the mail.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

%a- Call at Tage's il you want q good
fitting Shirt, 24S Superior street, over Stairs
hat store.
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ES- There will be Union Sunday School
meeting in the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow Sunday at o'clock P. n. Rev.
Mr.. Chandler, so we'll and favorably known
in his connection with the Sunday School
cause, will address the meeting. Teachers
and pupils of ali the Sunday Schools in IL Q
city are invited to be present.
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A FARM OF "a Annru


WITH a TWtf STORY BRICK DWFLITVa
u the Italian - le Of architecture, With bSrn
-eii, elstsln and Out houses al nsH, Just comDss
80 eng reaqJ ior occupancy. The house Is bulls
@sltn @ Al mndern Improvements; the grounds hsTs 4
Eont on kinsman Avenue ef ig rods a hfs-fil,f
7syino aud living brook run through ne rosr eed
Ol the Farm there are several springs Of puro vfsr
running out nom the banks Of The rnrfne vrbi-b
Hltn slp PIE nydraullc works, Be couVeyed 70 IN
RArt q tne EARN. For q 4entleman's Reaidsucl
ne Enoie grounds can be elegantly ana tastefuiiy
AIIanssa- sor Garden, Vineyard, or Truit on.
tnre, IL can be made Probable. being % near ~
il-oniy about 100 rods from the cSrpdraflou iiis
This arm can be divided INTO lotB OF one 10 ave Or
more acres, and make elegant residencas and a 4
lArse advsnce Of the pIico AZ which It can now b
11Aaa, 1, part o. WHICH is beautiful Grove. Tha
knsman Street Reilroad passes throrTh the kVa
me in front OF this Farm
Also "A hEH TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
oArn, VuL betldlngls &c, curner Of kinamnn And
Forest streets. Lot ft3 ieat on II Eneuan a7i ",
class With all the modern style, and built h 5ab-
Btantial manner.
AlsO-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HoUsr.
Barn, Out buildings &c, situated on Forust stsef
Just north Of the rJsideuce Of the Hon A. O. Ridfle
l,ot l.l ieet 'front.' by "a net deep. This 4 : hrat
elasg house, built In a substantial rnannsr and h
the Italian style Of arcL lecture.
AisO-Another TWO STORY BRfCk HOUSE.
barns Out Buildings. &c. adjoining the one laat DE-
scrped Lot luO teut ront By rs leet desp and hu-
ished in al respects like the other
Also-0HE VACANT LllT on Hfpsrnan rtr.st
second lot RON the corner Of kinElnan and Forest
streets, lis feet 'front.' By 395 deep Nine of1 on For
o8t street, between kinsman ana EcoTil AVguua
ea5t side Lots 50 set front bT 25 feet deep VIII
sell on tinlo TO suit purchasers.
lA-For further Information enquire Of the und,r
signed, 70. 4O9 ktnsnan st., ClBvelana, Ohio.
iune2l.26s Il RARKrR
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ny. STOCK NIARKRT.-AuS. 1s.

IBY TELEGRAFH.l
MONEK-Oontinues plenty at 4@4f per cent on
call
STERLING EXCHANGE-Closed heavy and
dull; lO6+sMlH7 'or bankers hills.
STOCkS-Openei firm bu' closed dull and b 'gh
er. Chicago & Rock Islaua slAs; leyeiand Toledo
~ chicago, burlington Quincy SO: Galena B Chi
csgo 654; III Central scrip 63A Michil an southern
guaranteed 2Si seller 90 DAYS; Michigan southern
K l3; Mich Central AN; Reading IS; Hudson 35A;
Erie prferred fgii. Erie K Il %; N Central T5&;
III Central bonds 80; Missouri IS 43Fs; Va S. $50
Cali .ornia Is 76S; Carolina s. 6sss; Treasury %
TN; 5 Is 81 coupons ssh; U s. '65 Sc.
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PERsOSAL.-GeO. W. Pettes, Esq, of BOs-
ton is among thegussts Of the Angler.
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1Fntai Goods.

n EN- 7 A Z e o o D 8.
IL Vulcanized Rubber,
Gold aud Tin Foil,
Gold and silver Plate,
Ivory Handle PluRgeTs,
Ebony Handles Scales,
Iron Handle Scales and Piuggorgu
Plate and Wheel Brushes,
Hand LathAa,
Foroepe-ali patterns,
Bench Tools, and
JONES A WHITES POROELAIN TEETH.
On hand By @. ". OLAhhs
-r~ae aue~asa~- - " Fiaka
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AttqrMRae at 2arg.

JOSEPH POOL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ sUPERIoB STREET. oet29 Rle
I'd P. SPALDING, ATTORNIY d
Ae C0pzseIlor q Law, 10. Rsrhins' Block,
Cleveland. Ohio. .- -.- t.+ sspl
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17
MORNING LEADER.
sAVURDAY bI0RNINR, AUu. ~. ie6i.
VRVN ADVBnTIsRnIRNYn,

Morgan RoOt-IDrS Goods Marked Down.
\. BALDWIN & Oo-Farmsrs Cotton Cassi mere.
Rsttbsrg 4 -PoEtnOannies.
w.P. Ksn-Graavlils Female College.
Willls' NsWu DapOt-PapeFa. 30.
union SUNDAY school MEETING Notice.
y. d. stnns-Loeai Notes.
Patrick Wslsh-LosaI Eotiee.
TAgss SAlrtl-Loeal Notices.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

a. Seventy FIVE emisrants went out on
the Toledo road this morning. They are to
Locate IN Wisconsin. III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-17

soLOrEBs' LETTERs.-The Postmaster Gen.
eral hes issued an order that letters written
by soldiers in the ser tice OF the Government
lhRii be forwarded in the mails without pre-
payment Of postage. But the following
conditions must be observed. The, letters
should bear on its face the endorsement,
ssoldiers' -Lstterss 2 signed BY "a Major or
acting Msjor Of the regiment to which the
writer is Httsched, dsseribing the regiment
byits number and itS Stale. The postage
due on such letters will be collected at the
Office Of delivery. hrrt