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\. Y. sFOCK mARKET.-sepr. 10.

MONEY-Oontinues IA plentiful supply, but
rates are very firm at 687 per cent on call.
sTERLlHG EXCHANGE -Firmer ct leS4@
l094 for hest bankers bills.
ATOCkS-Market better but less active. Chicago
a Rock Isiasd 4fssi Gal. na 4 ChiraaRo 69&; Pana-
ma l094: CieveIaud Toledo 3n16; Illinois Central
scrip 66>6i MehiRan Southern guaranteed 81; HaI-
Ism 10Y; Erie prefsrred IL: Erie 26A; New York
Central 731s; Pacific Mail e45< United States IS ol
coupons 90k; Treasury l2s I0i.
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NKW YORA nIARKRT-soDs. 10


RLOUR-Market iOc better and somewhat excl.
tsi, With COED demand for expert and fair inquiry
Tor home consumption. Market closing quito hrm,
S,0Gs,S f5r extra state; si,sos,ss tSr supsrns
western; S5,25M5,t5 for common 70 medium eTfrs
SSoS SsoSs5S SS Sr T S9gginS t sT12S' extra round
CANADA fLOtR-Market has siso advanced
With more doing; Sales 30 bbls at StrsS0lsO for
sunernnei -, z0l1e SO for common 70 choice extra
BYE FLOUR-Msrket quiet and stsadY at t3,s
CORN nIRAL-MArkS. steady at previous quo.
,WHIsKY-In moderate demand. Sales lsoO
WHEKT-The favorable private accounts hy the
Europa have unsettled the market and prices arc
lose higoeri portion Of the pal were 70 arrive
clno at 81 05l,l5; 000 bush Racine spring at Si6
@lsi5; 1900 buFh Chicago spring at SfISaiil; IS-
winter red western At Siis@I, ,s5 the isttsr price
for choice; $500 ushb winter rsdstats at ST 2I 22
s.so9 bush amber DelAwRre At sI,2S; 1900 bu white
RXE--Markst rules nrmsr at @1cc.
BARLEY-Merket dull and nominal
OORN-market le higher with fair export aud
moderate speculative demand. Sales s. OO5 bush ct
SOC for damaged mixed western; 52a54c for common
to f4tr do; &G,oc Tor good to prime shipping do.
OATS-Scarce and hrmer at z8f1S2c Tor Canadian:
S4SstS 5Ss2t p lof wS5tefn ano ssass.
material change Sales lI5O bbls at SII % for mess
bEEF-Market continues quiet but without ma.
terial change. Sales Of 100 bbls at S4.OOa45O for
country prime; S5a5,so country meas; Se6iI,B for
PRIME ' MISS I EFGsTi.t b y Az FsS' 3 anil and
BREF HAHTfg-Market inactive.
CUT MEATt3-MaFket quiet and unchanged. -
Sale Sal 50 pkss at 4N@4Ac for shOulderI, and 54@dc
BACON-Maikst nominal.
LAHD=MarlEet steady with sales at sAec.
HUTElHSh ~ h-laarket in fair request BLOC or Ohio
BHREsR-lhe market Is steady. at se7C as in
quality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

CoLLIsIOK.-Fuesday morning the Propel-
Ter sciOts, bound down, collided with the
Schooner William Case, bound up, of Port
COlbOurne. The Propeller was damaged
forward. The Schooner had her head gear
carried away and stem injured. She was
tOWed to Buffalo by tho Tug n. N. Martini
The Propeller went on to Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

CAvAIRY.-Thirty-s men came in from
Michigan last night for the Sixth 0. s. Cav
airy. They, with enough more to make
seventy three, will leave this morning for
Bladepsburg, near Washington, in charge Of
Lieut.. Belk.
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CHICAGO nlARKET-sspt. 10.

t1A NAAHsdAAEhal
RLOUR-Market firm.
WdEAT@Market lac higher. Sales at 7e079c
for No l; Ts6T3xc for No 2 in store
CORN-Asrket He higher. Sales at &c for mixed
10 store.
aECEIPTs-7sOO bbls nour; I22,OW bu wheat;
~, 200 bush corn.
sHlPMENTs-I,4Oo 400 bsls nOur; 2Is coo bu wheat;
2 500 bush corn,
FREIGBTs-Kc higher l44c on corn, ISHc on
ExCHANGK-on On New York, Hc premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

FOa RExT.-The brick dwelling, No. 81
Chestnut street, formerly occupied by DR..
Claxton, is for rent. For particulars call at
No. 81 Bond street.
sep2O-s5s GEOROE vOsBUReH.
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TsHE BEST ARTIBIOIAL HELP
70 sH1 a0GAE sTaHT ETIR TEEzEEEr.
Il HnInH0FanN-


FTC1IIII - HlI17IIIIIl y FII1IlII
rrrar. tle irrrt1, Hl9oTtment cf the most Improved
ri1f1- ~ 50 spTf7rACl.t4. Al bis Giaa1ess W1et1ef
- go q flr siGdts4, afo ground unesE he o. p
---7Sf7or ~ inerg oi new construction, with
40 rSfss csre ao a. e 9uit tie eyes n al oe9ea,
rnFinf Weakuoes Dlll-rstc Qf .rlelnl11t1p1 o1 tnt
l7s1, and inraFting rtrsugth Lof long foadAng "
inc usWlnG- A. !.
- never employs any one IN the sale q 10 Lssl
? - llrr Z rT1en tlnaourt tnluI Of 81 8L1ABbAaI
sTTCROSC6PE5, OOMPA1SEs, &C., on hAno.
~ A3TIEIOIAL HEES inserted Witnpus PAM
dS5ioS-lIe. isS sapariof street, under Ansrlcan
Ir1,t-l malIsd8W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

- RsfrigeratOrs and Water-eOOIers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and bsths just received, and for
sale at prime cost; also fruit jars and cans,
ct the stove and grats emporium Of
". Z. MAEETH,
No. a, south-lide Public Square,
julylsH Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

Our townsman, Mr.. Gsbhsrt, received the
fret premium on the celebrated Stewart
stove. The committee put it TO the most
thorough test, and the award cannot be
looked upon other than q great triumph
Dayton journal. seP20:354.
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BUFFALO MARKRT-sept. ID

FLOUR Market unchanged
WHEAT-In fair demand. Sales 1000 bush
Chicago spring at 925f691'; 1000 bush red winter
at 5000 bush Milwaukee club at s4c 6,OcO bus
C0RN;SMaTkst better. Sales 5000 bush at sec;
1900 buBh at 40c.
WHIsK Y-Market armer with good demand.
Sales z2O bbls nt 6Sc Now held at lie
CANAL RRklGHTs-B Better; l7xc on corn,
SOC ON wheat 70 New York
LAKE, IMPORTS-la0a0 bbIs -four; 200 900 bu
wheat; 700O00 bush corn; leo bush rye.
CANAL RXPORTs Il, 900 bush wheat; Il2 coo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

A BAEEERFoR TIE 0HIo SLYEETH.-Messrs.
Longley 4 Bros. have Just forwarded splen-
did stand Of regiEental colorsto the citizens
Of Cleveland and the viciuity, to be present.
ed 10 the Seventh Ohio Regiments, now in
the neighberhood Of Gauley Bridge, under
Col. Tyler.-Cin. GGz.
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CLEVELAND HTARKRT.-sept, IO.

FLOUR-steady ard quiet.
WHEAT-saIas on Change we're ear red At &c;
sc.rI do on track and 5000 bush frss on board, at
20.
OORN-stsady at S2aSae.
OArs-Qnlst at 40.
aIGHWTNRs-ssliins at IS9l51e.
sEEDS-TimOthy sells at sI,7s9i,s7 for large
and small lots.
BUTTRR-Dullat case.
KGGs-Quiet at s@7o, sceOrdlns to condition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

ARRIvAL FROM LIvERPooL.-The schooner
Ravenna, Capt. Malctt, arrived from Liver
pool on yesterday with freight for import
ers in this city, as follows;
Rice 4 Burnett, cases earthern ware.
huntington & Brooks, 1le crates earthern
ware.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

~ Army goods, army blankets, fam
nels, blue cloths, and military buttons, at
AlcOtt & Horizons, 1Ss and lEl Water street.
s1ptI2 d2W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

To THE TEAcHERs AXD PATRONS CT TIE
PUBLIC scHooLs.-The Fall Term of the
Pnblic Schools of this city, will commence
on Monday, Sept. sOth. By order Of the
Board of Education.
d3tL:S5s AEsEL RosERrs, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

kAEHooD-HoW LOsT-How REsTORED-
5ult pabliabsd In sea ed Envelope priss esntS.
A Lssturs On the Nature Treatment and radical
D1ls of Spermatorfhoa OF seminal Weakness, In
goluntArY Enissions, Sexual Debility, and IDped-
fneutl 70 Ma'riage generally, Neryousness, Con
Sumption, EpIlepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
Incapacity, rssllting from self-Abuses &e--by
ROBT. J. OuLyERWELL, H. D., Author Of the
oREEH Beck, &C.
"a Boon to Thousands 0f Sufferers" ssnt under
seal m plsin envelope 70 any address, PosF FArD,
- Fecsips q six eenta, two postage stamps, By
Dr. ca. J. Q. KLINE,
II BoHery, New ork, Post Ofios Boz, 49,.
EeFf6dhES64
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

ALL RIaHT.- The barque Col. Ellsworth,
which was noticed as being aground in the
River on Saturday, was lighted and got of,
and is now discharging her cargo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

soLDIER's LIBRAEY.-Ths citizens Of War
rem, Trumbull county, are filing up Ii
brar7 of well selected books, for the use Of
the Trumbull ARTILLERY, now in Camp Wade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

~ For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
aues-RlI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

LIGHT IEFANTRT.-A strong baby girl was
found last night under peculiar circum-
stances. Two gentlemen, while playing bill
lizards at Adams, on Superior street, heard
sounds of distress, which one of them at
tributed to a cat, but his companion not
being satisfied, Instituted an investigation,
and discovered female child en- the stairs
leading from the sidewalk. The little estray
was taken in arms and placed in charge of
Mr.. Waterton, of the Industrial School
The child was wrapped in linen coat, for
which an owner is wanted.
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plslr.r1 Caurt.

The case Of Randall 3 Cook Va the Erie 4
nliobirsn Union Telegraph Company, was
SIN on trial lsstnight.
Theron s. GurnsY, Of Chester Geauga
county, was admitted 70 practies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

6r0fErtEs & 2rDristums.
JOHN HAYS 8 CO.,
No. 272 SUPERIOR STREET,
(0pposi's the Pc Omoa,)
DAAEXRs n
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
We tase this opportunity ofinformIng sur friends
and citizens, that our stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
has been selected with care, consequently all Who
deeirs first class goods In this line viii call and sx
anime the new stock Just received.
Great bargains in
TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR & MOLAssEs,
SUPIRB RASPBERRY JAM,
The choicest FRESH BUTT sR the country affords
at lowest cash rates.
SALT FISH Of the bCst brands.
G H e e s E.
VARIOUS KINDS OF CRACKERS.
RAISENS,
snia full supD'y Ososssr
G R o @ R 1 E 8,
AT PRIcHs THAT CAN not FAIL TO sUIT!l
GooDs DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE
ewPlesss remember No. 2z2 Superior street, and
depend on having your orders promptly hled-
NLOURI FLOURlI BLOURlll
--Fslnlli can obtain ths best blands Of Flour,
/ w: City Mills FIe5sricksbgrgs Upper Ten, Har-
Tset Malls, at the lowest cash prlees-del7sred Tree
within The city lmits- Fer sale by
sop,ls IOsHofrsn Block.
IOYSTERS, VINEGAR, &C.
~ Baltimore Oystsrs IN cans.
| Ballows' relebrated Cider Pickling Vinegar.
TeiioW Fsli Dairs ButtsT. iS eroeEs For sale By
vpp is iSai, Soans,,Is BlosSs.
| AT 1863 ONTARIO ST, YOU
IA viii hnd q good stock Of
GOLDFISH, sM7KED HALIBUT, No. l MACKE
BEL and HERRING-both salt and dried.
Also-a large stock Of SUGARS, both Brown ant
Our TEAS, both Green and Black, are Of the bss
quality.
We have splendid stock Of
G r o @ E r 1 E 8
Of all kinds which we offer at the lowest cash PriOsi
3. Please give US call HOVER
bakers BRUMA, CHOCOLATE
ID Oceoa, orseksd Cocoa. and all grades Of fresl
'fOuao O'O''' '-'o a''' 10 SUPERIOR ST.,
H~aSna@'- pi0~S
lNHOIUE HAMBUkGH UHEEsl
~ selling at ysrT lev price 4o a n ppCr
so superior 81.
NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
FROM KENTUoKY WHITE WHEAT,
At AN. PERRY 4 cos,
. iyB us ms Superior g.
JUST ESTABLISHED,
No. 1874 ONTARIO STREET.
Tho New York Agency for the sale Of
! G. o NJ D r o P 8,
; FANCY OOaTECTIoEEBE. FOREIGN TBUITl
EUTs AND WRAPPBG PAPER.
ne shove named Goods Wmbs
2 SOLD ITO THE TRADE ArEHW KOKK PRICE
iys Q. ALLEE 90.
EOR CHOICE BUTTER GO II
For Frss6 ar j; ma cOaos.-aIi sradss-sO to z
SdsF xisses x..Esntsd gEE' iSdE dEI6K9sl ~ EiRt'
: ssr - 70 sup5,ior street, Honnan Block.
% GOM B CHOICE PIECES O.
- DRIED BEEF. Also Sugar Sgr,q Hss ssrsst q
e CANADA BLOUR.-600 BBli
o.2sss. Fiosr s'r5 'a0iss s. szsas sss Y 3 8
= TNAMILIES CAN BUY AT A. d
y PERBY Jo.'s, ht lis and iie Duperior St.l
Good Family Flour from t4, % ~ PSI Dbl.
Choice White Wheats Flour, $ 80 $50.
Tie haat TiouE made ffom s. 20 Sosz.
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Ila oallF es11Il=--Il . a5nItlsa 5

p IHn GRrAF sRcHEl.--It Is admitted 5J
sn physicians that The grand seclet Of health and
ionG ne lies In kss ping the blood and various au-
ia 81 rs boty n s hIsh dsgIss o. auiditT. When
yca Z q continued pzin n tbs head or bowels. o.
anF cl1ilznrd unfasinsta "a eay organ or ethsl
rarisoi The bsdy. 7eu can prevent s.fious sickness
nRAEDaErH's PELLS
rlstlinr naT slto mamantar7 sass, bseaEIe the
tlsot len va hass more roon. hut e he bodT b
HAS flon ne HOOD and sustsinod ~ the blood, %
Vasle our tloed q to sasts our at hni ruin cur
coultlaiion Bat BrsndrstA's Pllls Fsliere she sir
e1lt,on a readily a. bleeding b. only iakiss aEag
elAi a csa we'll spara .. and EuEr srvEn Euaf.
Ers. hoopsr o. Harnsiahl1, Maas., Wet cuEos ol
e. Viluf Dsscs. cenorii Dshlllty, poornsal q
blsod. ond costlVsnsal Of many ysars standing, bg
Ha,ndro,A's Pals. Thecase at length q published
q t1s ramplstI.
sea h A. aarin6T, ~ Sup slos street. Glove
Mad. ohio, tad b. ~ rssPastsbis ,salsrs a msdi-
oiaos. EsBisRS
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for Sale OF Aemt.

EOR SAL LE.-TO CI OsE THE BUsI.
NESS ofthe late firm 0; ,. (. WHEEIsER CO.,
the Machinery Tools, stccS Of Lumter, Water Draw
srB, &C, viii be sold on reasonable telms- $50
GEO. W. WO0DWORTH,
Surviving Partner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

FRANK PAEKHR.-Livsry and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasNpable figures.
aepa4Ra6.Iv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

IN this sity, on the 18TH INST, M. ROGER BALL.
formerly of DeVonshire, England, sgsd 20 years.
Funeral will taAe place from the residence Of his
fon-ln-aw, Mr. Q. BlrkWell. s9l Pittsbureh strest,
this lFridsy) afternoon AZ O'Clock FrieHds Of the
iamily are invited % sttsod-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

ELEOTRIo BATH.-Dr. Gibson's new elee.
trio bath cures general debility, rhsuma'
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equaliEe the oirou-
lation and remove almost every disease in
amsnner truly astonishing. No other bath
in thS world give such universal satisfAe.
ton to the sick. The plessantest bath
room In the city for ladies' female Oper-
atOr In attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. jyS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
sept. 9-sse.

BRowN's sUsPEETIoE WAIsT.-Ladies' have
you ever seen Browns "suspensiOn WaistH"
1t certainly is the best health promoter for
ladies we ever saw, or that was ever invent
ed. Noone who has worn them could be in
duced TO go without them. It gives sym
mstry to 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 life
Preserver to many dropping, " weakly wO-
men. Bee Norris & &shefield's advertisement
in tO-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
DR. H. A. BARROW,
IL PRoPRmFoR OF
TRIESEMAR Nos. 1, 2 AND 9

LLAL4AHA1AA@AA~ @hSHa - - 49, =
intsnfs to pay short visit to Cleveland several
residents Of that eitY a1d are anxious
pcse cf receiving his medical aid. The Doctor may
accordingly be consulted at the
Angler HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
On the 29th and 3Oth of October, 1861,
and positively no longer, as his numerous proiss-
SionsI engagements viii render longer viait i'm.
- - Hours cfeonsuitatlon between 10 and s.
TRIES SEMAR,
protsrtas Nv Poyal Letters Patent Of Engaud, and
Secured b. ths Seals Of the Eeole De Rharmaele
ds Paris, aud the IaPeriai college Of Medicine
Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No. l,
Il the eGsetual remedy for BeiaxatiOn, Spsrmator-
Fhoa and Exhaustion u the systeHs
TRIESEMAR No. 2,
Completely and entirely sradIeates all traces ol
those disorders, for which Nop4yia and CqoeDs hsSs
tho health Of q vast portioa Of the population.
TRIESEMAR No. 3,
the great and sure remedy Of the eiVlii5sa s9re
syn ptoms obSiating the destructive use ot Aerea
r. as we'll as other deleterious ingredients and
wbieh All the Snrsaparila in the world oa1noS re-
/ move TRIEsEMRR SOS. ], 2 and are alike de-
VOID Of taste or smell, and Of all nsuseating qual
ties IhsS ars in the form Of lozense, and msy l'
rod n Tin cases as IS each four s. cases IN or'
for and In fs7 cases, thus saving ~, as admins
tered By YalpeSu. sllsmsne, eo1xi &c, 1olessl
/ -four doors from MeDougal street, Sew York. In
mediately on receipt ofTsmittance, DR. Barrow vii
ierAEd Irissen9I 70 any part q the E9Sd sefie
1 " packed and addressed according 70 the inslFae
@ TreSemar esn also be obtained hy authority
Of Dr. Barrow from G. W. Clark, Cleveland
NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

qEaInONIAL.-Quite a humber Of our
as4ash caens went out 70 the camp yes
ssv morning for the purpose Of seeing
ibeir much esteemed friend ouarteTmaster
ros,s. psyine him their respects, and to
rrsltnt him with written testimonials OF
tasiir sslsea. He has made himself during
his sisy in our oiiy, dear 70 mapy friends,
and viii iorsvsr live il their memory
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
PRHVEETEOR rs BEr.ER TB ~ cFRE

PEEVEETEOG rs BETeER TB ~ clR2.
&c isdiss Of delicate health imp1ired organiza'
eon, - b tboss b. whom sn Increase Of hniiy Il
aom any reason oaioctiouabls. The undsrsignod
would oasr prescription which q psrise.ly rela-
~ and sais. and which hss been prescribed n "
0ul paris Of the old world Tor he pasf century,
Allkolgh the article a verE cheap and Eimple. yss
q hes ben pat ~ Ia half pint esea and sold vaEy
aEtsnEVslY at the exorbitant price q 6 per bottla
hs ndcrSlsasd prop0soA 20 farnish The roosipe Tor
ahs rma sun Of q. b. the P-sselsioa Of which sy-
- lazy can surply herself with psrfsot safeguard,
ui Eny druE store, fr she triaing num q . cents
per ysar. Any physic'ER or drugglat viii tel you
q e porisctIg harmles', and thcusandH Of tsstmo-
elah can b procured Of its ealoacy. Bsnt 70 eny
Dart u ne sogid on receipt q q, bT addressing
Or. J. Q. DEVERAUx,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

COLTS AND OTHER REVOLN-
~ ING Pistols, double and single 1oslin4 ~ P,S -
VnFiety. oheaD. Aiao-Conrqy9 EishAns AASAisi
arich a Rods Reels, Lines, Hooks tness Ge-s eo-
lS-ef tflsE tsle1 n any ptlnn eify, nt -
= ia. HAITEkSLEY'S Gun stores
& = "a lG2 Superior ST. Olelele4qs "
n AlEiaG nsnty SEa1''d- M
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CANDIDATE.


In Euclid. September 18th. By ltsy. T. Maglnnis
MT. ALebED n. OOTE Of New York City, and
Miss SARAH 4. BR So Of tbs former place.
On ths 18th inst. By ths Row T. r. Brown at tie
residence Of the Hride's father, MIR. JEROME i,
HOPKINS 70 Miss MARY 8. HOPKINS, eldest
daughter Of J. Z. n pkins, Esd, Of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

No MORR RuRIOUs" THAN TEUE.-NOrris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
diiiOn 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 he is selling
Every owner ofsuch s'animals" should read
the advertisement luxurious Koincidencs"
in tO-day's paper and the powders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

We LABOR FOR TIE SICK AND WOUNDED
sOIDIERs.-sOldier's Aid Society, No. 95
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations of
Hospital bedding, new and half-worn shirts
sad drawers, slippers, bed-gowns. towels,
old linen and eottOn for lint ami bandages,
WOOlen yarn and knitted socks, rice, farina,
oatmeal, Pearl-barley, dried fruits and ber-
ries, canned vegetables or fruits, jellies, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to IL O'Clock,
RRs. B. Rousz. Prest.
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OOMMRROIAL,
Board ofTrado.

Prtsldsnt-J. L. wEATHERLY.
Vice Pres't-M. 5. scoTT. Treasurer-R. T. LToE.
p7nHCf0Rs.
Il. 3. Clark, A. enIn, y. 8. Davis, B, BroWnsn, d.
Harvey, A, }. Beggss, 3. J. Lester.
8. y Lestar, J.G. Hussey, n. B. Scott.
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ANaEL RoBERTs, Secretary.
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DAN Rics.-We presume that our readers
are aware that Mr.. Dan Rice, the patriotic
cOnverSa.iOnslist, and genuine humoris.,
viii appear and perform in connection with
the well known "Grest SHOW" For some
time past, Mr.. Rice has devoted himself 70
the cause Of the Union, and upon various
invitations has left the show and gone forth
tomake speeches. he has given good svi-
deneeS Of ability, judgment and slOqusnee,
and wherever he hss spoken the people have
appeared highly pleased with his remarks.
The best Of Dams recommendation, how
ever, are the numerous instances that oc-
CURED "down South" where he came bold
ly forth and eombatted the secession doc
trine. Few men would have dared to DO
this, but Dan felt It his duty, and did not
feel disposed to shrink from the responsible
ity. Some busy bOdys who know no more Of
Mr.. Rice than they do Of the truth, have
intlmated that he did not talk Union down
South, but the fact that he did Is too we'll
established to admit of doubt. We presume
Mr. Rice, whilst here will give US some Of
his peculiar experiences.
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PERnoxAL.-At the Angler yesterday was
b. A. erannis, QuartermastsF Of the Fourth
lEiehisan Rsgimsnt -
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PoLIcE.-MRry Hays, petit larceny, steal
ing 50 meat from b. Il. Brockwsy.
Patrick Dyer and B. Dyer, assault and
battery.
- McAlister, injuring fruit trees.
John Hallegan, disOrderly house.
Ellen Palmer, drunk-an old offender.
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- Fredsriekaburgh Mil Flour, Cascade
Mills, Akron, and Premium Mills, in lots to
suit purchasers.
GEoRaE SPRAaUE,
oviats's Exchange, Cleveland, 0.
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DOARDING HOUSE--TB 3 &
n -u0uan No. d Public Bqgaro, nd bJ t1e
,st52s Chrrch,--ons of the Pleassu.eet ooat,ons IN
- eitv-ha1 besn t11lo1llsy fel.l.t. - l14 - -
kfsfr own room1 czn - occQ1ll1od11ea VIII l4r11
- couFgrl1lt rqqi19 an4 92d-f1oll1 Allq 1llll1
ifsfscr1 o1 f1aacEable lerIr1. Hsl11l1l Tt4el en1
rs5airsd. ljel:Rfsi e-W- EukRlIJ.
DOARDING.-GOOD BOARD b
pisallnt Rooms ctn b had for lsu slngla Fe1-
fsnsn, Or z1ntiamen and tesir seiTa1s Is , p = -
srTa atrart. aeFrfn' Aloaf ti-F
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~ N. cOOnsy win deliver the Morning
Leader and Herald at the following towns at
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