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WHERE THEY CONE FRoM.-The town of
Harpersfeld, in Ashtabula county, which
ordinarily polls two hundred and sixty
votes, has eighty four men in the service of
the United States at the present time
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New CAVALRY REeMENF.-Camp Hutch
ins, the rendezvous of the 9Th cavalry, now
being rais6d by Messrs. Wade HnIchins,
is opened at Warren, Trumbun county. Mr..
Q. R. Hunt, of that town, has received the
appointment of Quartermaster.
Two companies will be raised in Cuyahoga
county. Lieut.. George B. Young, of this
city, who served wi h the I9!h regiment in
Western Virginia, has received an order
from the Adjutant-Gensral to recruit com
pany. He viii act with Lieut.. Wyatt, of
BFecksyille.
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BUFFALO mAnKET-Oot. II.

FLOUR Stscdv.
WTEET-In fair msgd; Chicago Spring Do
ol n d a nee last saies. Sal O., 800 bush Chi
On, o SpriuF At 9f-6G9. G5 bu ren Indiana At
81 o.; 1900 bush ahito 20 At 81 a ITO.
CORS-Stcaiy. Sales go bush a. 391ci 2l,OOO
bush ut i0c.
CARAi. FREgGJ5T5-Firm; l6jEo on corn Isc
on wheat 10 New York.
LAKE. TR1POHTB-iga no bbls -FOUR 20s eco bus
wheat; Il 0 900 bush corn; z,cO1 bush barley.
ANAL 9NPDRpSa- 8 go bbls uUi $4,000 bu
wheat; Iib,R1H bush corn; O9i hush cats.
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WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
IN the Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
we'll, cissrn and out hOusesl all new, Just cOmples
ted, and ready for occupancy. Tne house Is built
with all modern improvements the grounds have
front Op kinsmAn Avenue Of 90 rods; beautiful
ravIne and living brook run through TLg rsaT end
ct the Farm there are several sprng Of pure Watel
running out ron the banks Of the raYine, which
with simple hydrauic works, can bo conveyed TO any
Part OF the Farm. For 9 Gentleman'B Residences
the whole grounds can be elegantly and tasteiully
arranged. FOR Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Cul-
ture, Il can be made profitable, being 50 near the
oitYunly about 100 rods from the corporation limits
This farm can be divided into lots OF TO i've
more acres and make elegant residences, and a
large advance Of the price at which IL can nov be
land, a part Of which is beautiful Grove. The
KinsmAn Street Railroad passes through the Ave
nus in 'front.' Of this Farm.
AlsO-h NEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildlngsi &c, corner Of kinsman and
Forest Streets Lot lis feet on Kinsman and 396 On
class, with all the modern style, and built In sub
Btantial manner.
AisO-A New TWO STORY BRICK BOISE
Barn, Out buildings, &C., situated on Forest street.
Lot 100 feet front By 296 feet deep. This Is FIRST
class house, built ip substantial manner, and IL
tho Italian style Of arcEitecture.
Also-Another TWO STOB1 BRIOk HOUSE,
Barn. Out Buildings. &c. adjoining the one last de-
scrbsd Lot loo set frOnt by 225 fsst desp, and In
ished in all respects like the other
AIEo-ONB VACANT LOT, on Kinsman street
second lot from the corner Of kinBman and kore8i
streets, I3 iset 'front.' By s6 deep. Mine lots, on For
est street, between kinsmaBi R1u ScOEin Avenue
east side. Lots 50 feet front 0y rs feet deep VIII
Rel On time 20 SUIT purohsseras
gay-Eor further information enquire Of the under
iune30:sss B. BARKER.
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CuAwFoRp's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your eosI of him. His CHIPPEWA is
the very BEST for family use.
ofRee and Yard foot ofseneca street bridge.
P. 0. drawer III. octl2Rll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

Capitalization is called to tlae card of
4. r Jones, coal dealer, in anoth er column,
HIS yard is on River street, near lower
bridge where he keeps anthrscits and all
other kinds of coal on hand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

AETBNUs WARD IN THE LECTURE FIELD.-
We notice by the N. Y. World that cur old
friend Charles F. Brown is in the lecture
field for the coming reason. We understand
he has already accepted invitations to speak
in Charlestown, Mass, New London and
Norwich, Conn. and Albany, Rochester,
Rondout and Waterville, N. Y. We are
heartily glad TO see Artemus SO we'll appre-
eiated by his Eastern friends, and predict
for him complete success. Cannot our
Association secure him They could find
no speaker who would law more in Oleve-
land than he.
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MILITARY MoVEMESTs.-The37 37tR Ohio req :
imont, composed of Germans, came down
from Camp DennisOn yesterday, and crossed
the river to Kentucky, taking the cars of
the Covington and Lexington Railroad for
the interior.
Captain Kinney's company of artillerists,
with ita rIhed battery, left for Kentucky
yesterday afternoon. This is the second
battery of the First Ohio that has left for
Kentucky. Both companies were in excel
lent condition-men, horses, guns, and
equipments generally. They took about
sixteen hundred rounds of ammunition
Gin. Com.
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~ 1t will be seen by the telegraphic dis
patch that J, Il. Wade, Esq, and Col. Anson
G. stager, of this city, were elected directors
o { the Missouri and Western Telegraph Com
ps, " tor the ensuing year.
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50 The price of the MOREEs LHADnR 70
news agonts is One Dollar and Fiity COnta
per hundred, and no deviation undOr sny
circumstances.
The postage on the LnADHE, 70 News
Dealers, is One-fOurth of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead Of larser denc min stiOnE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

TWEEDLE-DUN AND TwEEDbE-DE.-A case
Of Violation of water works ordinance, has
>utly occurred at the Police Court, upon
ie0. 10 juries have disagreed and have
"HiOn y -eed The ordinance provides
,~ T90n ui'ona-e II not appropriate water
'na1 persons sh~ Of any "hydrant," etc.
without paying, out Asld that the pine
a portion OF the Juries ~ust rise above
from which the water flows, L. Iyon and
the sidewalk, and be incased with .ituts
provided with valves, in order to cOus.
a hydrant. If that defense is valid, the
ordinance should be amended, or Lake Erie
water will become common property.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

PERs, 1EAL'-Dr. Charles A. Terry, one of
opr most tkillful and valued physicians, has
bean teuds. ved the appointment of Surgeon
to an Illinois regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

yE6- The Rev. Z. P Clisbee will preach
at the Bethel Church tomorrow morning
and evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

OOLDIER'S READING.-THE
~ Ggntlemeu and hEd 80 y th5 !. A @ a. ani
Laties' hristian unio1 are invited - nls ct at
the r0OEs Of The Y. III. G. iu Perkins Block each
Tuesday evening, to make up packages of books ana
uapers tor the soldiers III re is gr-at Gemand
t5r readtpg malters and supply is offered gratis
for distriba atiUn
TEE ARMY COM, Y.M.CA.
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TrND IN NEED. TnV n.

n, s--rsa TNRAELTBLR LIEINEET is prepared
-, ~ r.rfps Of Dr. stephen Sweet, Of Con-
-. ,bs -rs,s bous-sotteF, and has been osedin
- ,,t,es ~ taH Ast twenty years with th9 most
.-,.-3., ,nv .sooess. As an external remedy 1t Is
,-gsboVr WA tad VII, AN0viAts pain more ipeed'
5-tt., vfssr prayqrHions For AL Rheumatic
N. ,1,- NisaFdoEH It is truly iniaiiibls snd as
our-tize s,r So ~, Wounds, SgraOs, BruiFai' 6o.'
a EoothIns 70. Wing, aal poS 7rfid
prsps-t,ss eTsite W sst WuSsar saS Asson2 ament
q al Who have eyes given ii eriaL Over ioui
Hundred certificates o. EsHlsrkabis odrees PeriofAeo
" Il witLin shs Isss two 'FSSs s,Ssss ts1s aA9',
For sale by Strong Al Nt't'NS $50 : :. - :
sos Elysrtlssfaant
MAEHOoD-HoW LosT-How RA >res'ilD' -
Just published in O sea ed Envelope; price
"A Lecture on the Nature, Trea snsnt and radio =
Cure Of spermatorrhoaa or seminal Weakness IN
voluntary Emissions Sexual Debility, and Imped-
imsnts to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Phyaical
Incapscity, resulting from sslf-Abuse, &o--By
BOBT. }. CULYERWELL, N. D., Author Of the
GBEEE Book, sc.
"a hSsg to ThO1sands OF Sufferers" sent under
seal, in psin envelope, to any address, POST PAID
On receipt Of six cents, two postage stamps, by
Dr.. CH. J. C. KLINE,
Ls7 BoWery, New York, Post ONCE Box 45s6.
sept6d&W35a
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9tnpOsals,

ROPO AIS
FOR ARMY CLOTHIN GI
s. sIsd Proposals will bs received ct the Office OF
the OuArtermaster General, Ooiumbusi until Y NJ
of Sa,ui day 18th October, for the following Artees
If fArmy clothing;
600 Regulation Forage Caps sLd Covers.
500 do Liz ed Biouses -
Ito do Cavalry Jackets, all wool dark
blue ksTs y. -,
1900 do Artin ry Jackets all Wool DARK
blue KeIsey.
sOOO do Trousers sky blue ersey.
SUO do 90 Re enforced do.
lsOO0 Shirts, Grey U nion B.Annel.
1860 pr. Drawers, do do
6,tO0 pr. SHOES.
3 600 pr. Boots,
500 Infantry Overcoats, all wool sky blue Kersey
34OO veIcoais 2 fJr Mounted Men, do
4bOO Pairs Blankets, all wool, to 10 bs the pair.
Al the above articles are required to be Of mata
rial ard style correspond ng IN every respect 10 the
U. S. Army regulation. ~. A.
Sample patterns Of each srttole may be sea a. the
Ofce of tue Qusrte' master General, Cotumgus.
Bids must made sep trately for each article, the
sans to be endorsed the envelopes, ana sRali
gtate the Bames OF two or more sureties.
For ali accepted bids the parties Viii De lequiItu
to riye bonds with srncient security for the ialth
fu psrormanca Of the Contract and III case OF lil
urs iu the time OF delivery or tn the quAllY OF Ine
article the State serves the ilght 70 puroh Sc te
| elsewhere at the expense Of the Contlactor'
| Payment to be made within sixty days rom com
Delivery Of cavalry and ARTILLERY Clothing to be
| made at Columbus within 30 Gays from date OF con
! tract in equal proportions each Neek
/ Del yerS o. iufautT y Clothing and Of Gaps and
of Blankets, made within 45 days IN taaai pro
| portions each week,
Ar0po'Si' 70 ~ '''Oi' $50 GEO. B. WRIGHT,
| octin.ss6 Assistant Quarierms sster ten.
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OOMM MRROIAL,
BOARD OF Trade.

Presldent--J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Prsa't-M. b. sO0Tr. Troasurer-R. T. L7oN
DIRECTORS
n. b. CLARK, A. Quin, y. 8. Dayis b. Browhsll, H.
Harvey, A, J. Bagges, B. y. Lester.
REFEaEEA.
8. Y. Lester, 10. HuassY, NJ. b. Scott.
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>R& Carbon and Lubricating Oils at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stucoo, Sugars, Molassos, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found ct George
sprague's, Oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

NR. Fresh halibut and mackerel can be
had, ii, prime order, this morning at Gil
bert i Pease's, Ontario street,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

A srLEEDID orsrh.-A company Of horse
is now being organized at 1876 Superior
street, under the American Hotel. The
following liberal offers are made: A full uni
form as soon as enlisted; a horse and ac-
olulremonta to be furnished each at the
headquarters of the oomPanyj boarding,
clothing, quarters, and medical attendance,
furnished free of charge from the day Of en-
listment. One hundred dollars will be paid
each soldier at the end Of his term Of enlist
mont. This company will be attached to
the 9th Regiment U. s. Cavalry, and it is
desired to make It the crack company Of
the Regiment. All who desire will apply
at once at 1886 Superior street. Pay will be
from Sl4 to S27, and will commence immo-
diately. 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

Say TWenty-One hundred dollars have
been subscribed to the National Loan, in
this city, since Yesterday noon.
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RENORAL

A b. REDING, MERCHANT
As TAILOR, has removed to No. Is Prospect
gtroet, Rsdhead's Block few doors west Of Jones
Aarplo Factory where be VIII be pleased to zee Anc
st ha old customers, as Usual, and new onea IN,
edyau .AgsouE to call on hiIn =.
Particular attention paid 70 cutting Boys
elelhin9, deo1 REDENG, EgOnt.
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Tho Literary Society connected with tn
WilloughbY Collegiate Institute, gave an en-
terta inment on Tuesday evening last. Th'
proceeds, about forty dollars, were Presonts'
to Prof. Sears, the late Principal OF th'
school, who has, for several weeks, beer
prostrated by dlsessv.
The following was the programme Of per
formance
OPENING ExERoIsEs.--Music.
oration-Freo Government W. W. Cor
lett, Concord.
Essay-The Fall of Babylon; NJ: L els
sier, solon'
Music.
Essay-Diseipline of Sorrow II. NJ. Wall
Willoughby.
Oration-Thoughts to be considered A
B. Huston, Willoughby.
Essay--Tho Goal OF Thought E. Nashi
Willoughby.
Music.
Readingofthe Paper II. Nevill, Mayfeld;
V. Coon, Gates Mills.
Music.
Essay-Angels from the City of Silence ;
M. V. Ward, Willoughby.
0ration-Hope and Energy; W. c. Dickey,
Mentor.
Music.
Discussion-Is knowledge a sure source Of
Happiness2 Affirmative: W. Pease, Char
don; negative: C, D. Clark, Kirkland.
Music.
The exercises were highly creditable to the
performers and to the Society. The Glee
Club, composed of Messrs. Huston, Allen,
Mckee, and Miss Bell Barber, furnished ex-
cellent music. The tableaux were received
with great applause, and reflected much
credit upon their originators.
The spacious hall was tastefllly decorated
with evergreens, while, in pleasing contrast
with the "dark green hemlock," the flowers
showed a delicate mingling of the red,
white and blue" The motto above the stage,
"Union forever" was indicative of the feel
ing of the Society, while "Work and Win"
was explanatory of its success.
Notwithstanding the general depression,
this school continues prosperous. The place
of Prof. Sears is we'll filled by DR.. Reno, un
der whose efficient management the educa-
tional interests of the institution will be safe,
even in these times of financial difficulty
The next term will open November Il,
Let the friends and patrons of ali worthy in
stitutions make an effort to sustain them
now "Nations live through the literary
renown of their citizens Cicero. H.
Gs- The following letter, received from
tia surgeon of Camp Wood by the Soldiers
Aid Society she ws how highly military men,
who know from experience the needs of
s,ldiers, appreciate the assistance which
it lies in hs.power of every woman to fur
nish;
CAMP WoOD, CLEyELAND, Oct s, 81.
Mrs. B. Rouse, Pres't Soldiers Aid Society:
The clothing and supplies for the hospital
of the 41st regiment, were received with
grateful. appreciation by the soldiers as well
SIS by ths medical staff of the regiment.
Although the Governmant furnishes the
principal medical stores and furniture for
the hospitals, we are still dependent upon
the benefeience of your patriotic Society
and its anxilliaries, Tor the mt st indispen-
sable aid to comfort and conyalesoence.
Those who desire the welfare of the Sol
oiers, cannot better direct their efforts than
by giving to your Society the systematic
aud efficient distribution of their donations.
Be assured that the officers and soldiers of
the Forty First will never prove unmindful
and unworthy of your benefations.
Yours, &C., T. s. CLEVELAND,
Surgeon 4lst Regiment.
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GB- The ladies of Kingsville have organ
lied Soldiers Aid Society, which is intend
ed as an auxiliary to the Cleveland Aid So
ciety. Much interest is felt in regard to
the matter there, and the Society promises
to be one Of great usefulness. The follow
ing are the officers;
President-Mrs. E. Murray.
Vice President-Mrs. 0. Luce
Treasurer-Mrs. E. Brown.
Secretary ly-Mrs. E: D. NetilesOn.
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vs. Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at I39 and 14l Water street.
Oct II-Im.2 2RI AInnrr 4 HoRToE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

n-AIl the latest Newspapers and Period
ieals of thq day at Bakers, opposite the post
Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-12

G8- Episcopal Church Books, Tracts, &c,
for sale at Bakers, opposite the post office.
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MORNING LEADER.
sATpRbAY MoRNlNG, %. u, ls8l.
NRW ADVERTIsRMh hNTs.

A Splendid Oao'-LoeRi Nctioe
Gilbert a Feast Local Notice.
Baker PaPors-LooAl EotieO.
Commercial Oolisgo-Loeal Notice.
l. p. sherwood-DsLaicss.
Goo. D. Beok-Fro MGekessl, 40.
John FrIond-Legvl Notice.
Lost-A Memorandum Book.
J. Volt Notice.
&, 2. Jonss-Oosl.
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8eal GstaIE.

EOR SALE.-ONE SECONDHAND
a Steam Roiler-upright, so called, lately used
In the Leader office, Said Boiler s q inches In d.
Ameter vutside, and feet lcIg; furnace part foi
IN diameter, and Feet high.
Said Boiler originally cost S4OOi nov in FIRST rate
sold for SEC.
BB-For further particulars enquire at this odlce,
o. at 7. }. MoGarEy's Steam Boiler shop on Oennt
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n H RnlnMnNenn

.EFGstcsl E'sd Scientific Opdcion,
KEEPS the largest assortment OF the most improved
sEinds Of sPEOfAObEe al his Glasses whether
Aor E0Ar or E4r sighted, sre ground under his own
eapootoni eE machinery ola new construction, with
the greatest care 20 suit the eyes in al cases.
elring Weakness, Dizziness or inflammation Of ths
+goai and impArttnE strength for long reading OF
me sowing.
Mf. sOlononson wooId here iaform the public that
he never empioys any one IN tia sale Of his Lenses
80 Also, q splendid aBsortrnant ofSPT GLAgETS
MICROSCOPES, OOMPASBEs, 60, on hsnd
- ARTiEIOlAL EYES inserted Without Rain,
e. perfect aa natural
0FTIcE-Eo. 10 Superior street, under American
Aoeet. maII.dhw
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The Webb Sisters, who have received
high encomiums FROM the press Of Western
cities, open at the Academy of Music this
evening with one of their elegant entertain
ments in which they sustain fifteen different
characters, the whole intermlngled with
songs and dqnces. A large house will IN
doubtedly be present, for if report can BE-
relied upon, they deserve it.
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naWEGn MARKKT-Oct, 1I

BY TELEGBAPH.l
FLOUR--In moderate. demand Sales at s5,2i
for fancy spring wheat.
red Indiana on private terms.
GNBHN- ScaIce-nO sales.
BARIIEY-MeTkvI without material change
Sales S,nUU bu Bay Quinte at 53@54c.
RYE-Insf4ir demand. SGles 1900 bush Cana
dian AT 60c, 10 arrive
wheat l3c, corn llo to New York.
LAKE lmPORTS-75O bDl8 hOuri 72.OD bush
wheat; 10000 bush barley
CANAL EXPORGTB2t00 bbls four q 600 bu
wheat; "a. so bush corn; q, bush barley,
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. EW COAL YARD.

On Canal, Foot of Seneca Street, Close b. the
Bridge
". ". OKAWF0RD has opaned this Yard for
the sale Of ghippe~ BrIsr Rill Mineral Ridge
and Lehigh GOAL, which wi I bs delivered In 0usn-
I'll e suit purchasers as low as eau be bought in
this city.
Particular attention Psid TO supplying Coal for
family use; ali directed % rough the n d draVsr
m, VIII be promptly attended 70.
Fer the accommodat on OF people living up town,
Mr. Crawford has made Grran gpnnents with merarg
Mould Hogan, corner Of Nuclid strees and rblc
Square, 70 receive ordsrs which will be attended 10
g. though they we're LETT at the OUal Uf1ca.
seUt a6fd
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TIE GRRAF SEcREF.--It is admitted by
eli physicians that the srend secret Of health and
long life lies In koopng the blood and various fiu-
IDS OF the body In high deg,oo OF nuidity. When
you feel continued pain IN the head or bowels OF
any continued uncasiness in any organ or Other
sars OF the b5dy, You eau prevent serious sickness
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9ntEls.
BoARD REGUCED 10 81

BOARD REGUCED TO pA
Since the opening Of this vast and commodiouz
Hotel in 1884, It has been the single endevOr OF the
Propristors to make IT the most sump.uous, con
venient and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely TO administer TO
the comfort of its guests they have endeavored,
without regardt to cost, to provide aud to com"ine
all the elements Of individual end social enjoyment
which modern art has invented, and modern ta- te
approved and the patronage which 1t has com
msnded during the past six years Is q gratifying
prosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the OEisenOies OF the times, when all are
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
st the same time abating Of the Injuries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB co.
New York. Sept 2, 1851 Eep7:a54-Sm
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FRANK PARKHR.-LiVery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses snd
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep24R2a:1y
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John Friend,

John F. Borges, Mrs
FIR. derikR Borgss, Ed
ward HeBreumui! r, Inc
Stlmpf, VIM. MarkRy,
Theod 'rO V Rrs, Adam
Sohnider, Valentine
Swain, CathariLe Bur
ger, fern sn Ben, NO'ent
SJciety. J hn Black,
Erancis Gre ford, q o.
Grseufield. John Hem
o lex Isaac and LeOna d
NOvaUt b srles Heath
Giles White, arm Of
leath q WHITE, Fsrdl-
nRnd Schumacher John
Ltisy, Commonwealth
IN ursuce Com pRnY,
VIM B Lsonar , ". W.
Harbu., B, hl les Griffith,
Mslancton Burr, VIM
n CuHrdsun, Fht!ip u.
" aver, John Mott,
] hu D. CLARK, William
B'uPg-np yer. D Bu h
Mira Henke, HENRY
b iker, 30. 4. Day, Vie
M7in Defend0nts.
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UHICAGO RIAKKET-Oct. II.

chicago ET-OcT, II.
TBY TELEGRAPHsl
RI.OUR-kIRrket dull.
WHEAT-Market lc higher. Sales at z GiIoc IOr
No l; q l6p72c for No. in store.
CORN-Market advanced &c. Sales at 22922zo
for mixed in store.
tlATS-Market upward tendency.
=H EDEI PTS-6 O o bbs nOuri l4lOuO bush Wheati
sHTPMENTs-I,59 $50 bAls -four; 81 Ooa bu wheat;
60 tOi bush corn.
FREIGHTS-l3c on wheat TO Buhalo
RXCHAHSiE--On New Orlt, &c premium
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Quick. Man lie GuuI

Quick, Man the Cunt
have orders to enlist company imme-
diately from CuyahOga, Medina and LOrain
counties. Young men wishing to join
first ate Infantry company will do well to
apply Immediately.
Subsistence and pay to commence on the
day of enlistment.
Clothing will be furnished Immediately.
We will rendezvous at Berea until ordered to
our regiment. d. N. WHIfBEcK,
oct4 357 Lieutenant Recruiting.
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