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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02
BY TIE GOVERNOR.
PROCLA IA TION

DIR virtue Of the authority vested in me by an
d of the Legislature. passed July 9th. 1851, en-
titled act authorizing the Treasurer to sell un-
currcn, bank notes, AMI authorizing the Governor to
direct what bank notes shall be receivable in pay
mcnt to the S'ate,-I. En- NcIs II. pEIRroINT, Gov
Of NirEimia. do hereby declare the following
bank be receivable, until further order. i'll
payments the State t. wit the notes of the North
Western Bank Of Virginia. AMI its branches; "f the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling. and its
branches of the Fairmnmt Bank. aud Of the branch
of the Exchange Bank ri Virginia at Weston: aal
that the EutcS nf other Virginia banks AMI branches
be NOT receivable, and all Sherifs and other parties
haviu, to pay money t" the state, are directed to
govern themselves cordinssy.
49, Given under my hand and the less seal of
rs. the Commonwealth Mt the City Of Wheeling
N-.-' this 18th day OF September, 1851 and the
seth year Of the Commonwealth.
FRANCIS II. PEIRPOTNT.
by the Governor. L. 4. HNGANS,
scptJO-itdSjtw ScCy of Commonwealth.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02
e GARD.
I l. nlTCllCOCk most respectfully gives mott
that he will, in a few days. open an office mt y
50 Main street. over the Savings Bank Of Whceli
FOR trLnsnctinS the business of
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.

He VIII also give instruction in
ACCOuNTANTSHIP.
in all its MISUNDERSTANDING Commercial CAL
culations. business Writing. &c; also in Political
Economy, Finance and Banking. Commercial Law
Practical business. and whatever constitutes thor
Ougl preparation for ACTIVE BUSINESS LIFE.
The course OF instruction il intended to he ns
comprehensive Hmd thorough TINT of any of the
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the stu
dent will he much less.
I. l. II. Lcss leave to refer those to whom lac is
unknown to Geo. ". Smith, EsI.. to the officers
Of the banks in Wheeling AMI bridgeport.
HmnI2I-l ml
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02
Store for Rent.

r1NIIE large and commodioms warehouse 90 Monro
street. formerly Uccupic hy j. X. hickey, wi
he rented low. Possession given immediately.
Apply AT Mrs. NrcI's, on john street, or 10 ls'u
Irwin, ut the warehouse. octl-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02

INDIANA is now recruiting over 100 men
a day. No consideration is taken in this
sItinate of Transfers and of persons in
other departments Of the army
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02

in getting off with but few Struggling
shots from the rebels, who had begun to
rally upon the wharf
When the boats had got beyond the
range of muske;ry, the first and second
cutters were both ordered to give parting
salute to the enemy that were collecting
upon the wharf, which they did Ill the
shape of five or six rounds OF ''cannlSter
from their twelve-pouud howitzerS.-
What execution was done by this is not
known, but, having the light of the burn
ing schooner upon their mark, 1t is reason
able to suppose that we more than bal
nnced accounts for the FIRE received by our
boats.
So small force as this, under the COM
mund of Lieut. Russell, on this occasion,
entering into the very stronghold OF an
enemy. spiking his guns and burning an
armed vessel, is AN exploit not often sur
uassed, even in the history of n Navy, many
p of whose members have been distinguished
tor gallantry.
II was not done, however. without loss
three killed and fifteen wounded, two
fatally, five severely and the others slight
". None of the officers were severely
wounded, but among the slightly wounded
are Lieuts. Russell and Blake, Capt. Rey-
nolds, Marine Corps: and AIidshipmnn Hig-
ginson.
The killed-Chas. H. Lamplier, cox
swain; Jno r. Hen ring, seaman, and John
Smith, Marine.
The fatally wounded-Robt. Clark, cox
swain: T. r. Osborne seaman.
The others wounded more or less Sc
verely are Terrence O'DOwn. Tevilinn CO.
burn and Chas. Carbury, marines; John
Henuessey, Henry Ward, Peter Caiting,
VIM Fish S. Q. Austin and James Ware
ham. seamen.
The schooner that WAS destroyed was
about 200 tons, with four broadside guns,
and one pivot gun on the futecastlc, fully
eguipped n sea. and named the Judah.
Yours, &c, w.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02

TIE Missouri Republican, sanguine that
all our troubles will be over by 1854, att
ticipatss a friendly race at that period for
the Presidency between p. G.. T. Benure-
gard and O. b. Mcclellan.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02
NOTICE.

A IL persons attending Second Ward Market,
~ are notified that the bell will he ring for the
opening Of market at o'clock 4. NJ, from October
scrt:.o-2t b. MURRAY, Market Master.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02
New Boat Store.
AvDERsON s, MATER

WAVING purchased the Boat Store OF MIR. s. c.
Baker will keep on hands all things in their
line ard furnish steamers ut all hours day or Light
y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02

God guard our flag, and keep each star
Zach stripe As bright as now they wave
stillmakc II lead our ranks in war.
Still foat above each patriots grave
Death to the traitor that would dare
To trail it through the dust OF shaiho'
All honest hearts lite lot VIII snare
And follow it to Death or Fame
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02

nance of the POtcerS Of the GHIon-l Speech
of Henry Clay, August LIST, 1850.
WE publish in to-day's paper, a report
submitted TO Governor Morton, of Indiana,
about Western Virginia affairs. 1t is no
wonder that Indiana sends so many troops
to the war. The secret of it, 20 a great
extent, is in the management of her Gov
eruor, who sets an example for the whole
country As the New York Post remarks,
Indiana has furnished more men than any
other State; and this, though she has less
population than either Ohio or Illinois,
Indiana troops were among the best of
McClellan's in his victories in Western
Virginia, and wherever Rosecrans is
heard of, there we fad Indianians fore
most. Now, The readiness with which
men enlist, and the ardor with which they
fight, are partly accounted for by the care
that is taken of them. Governor Morton,
of Indiana. himself n civilian, took pains,
on the outbreak of hostilitics to place
capable and honest men at the head of the
military department in this State.
He has given these men full power to act,
requiring of them that every Indiana reg
iment be thoroughly fitted and provided.
He has made it Il rulc to send an agent with
every regiment or brigade OF troops which
has left the State. This agent is instruct
ed to see that the Indinninns get their
proper rations and other dues from the
General Goyernment-that their comfort
and happiness are thoroughly attended to-;
and he has power to draw on the State for
anything which may be needed.
Thus, should the Government Commits
sary be temporarily without proper sup
plies, the Indiana State agent purchases
what is needed for his troops. and Govern
or Morton col lccts the bill aftcrward of the
Secretary of War. Also, the wounded and
the sick are placed in the special care OF
this State agent, who accompanies the COM
mand everywhere on its marches, and looks
after the invalids, who when discharged,
are sent home comfortably, at the expense
of tie STATE. Of the Indiana killed, also,
the State agent has charge. He must
make early and particular reports to the
Governor of the names OF the killed, and
of their burial, etfe'ts, &c.
Thus the Indiana soldier knows that
wherever he may be, whether in Eastern
or Western Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri'
or elsewhere, the care of his State is al
ways over him, aud whoever suffers
he will not 1t. is not strange with such
admirable management that Indiana, with
her one million three thousand population
has sent more troops than Illinois, with
her one million seven hundred Thousands
and as mauyI as Ohio, with two million
three hundred thousand people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02
Mu5fu RECEIVED TODAY,

GrNYtI;D of Bunker Hill,
= Cav and Happy,
Patriots itSm'I.
Piurhus Uuum.
Rattle Prayer.
pyiug Volunteer.
Think o.i Mc--,;uitAr
C;,;;n: sing Tonight,
Erguum IL Ellsworth,
Tree Bells pulka.
Hail Glorious Banner.
Ellsworth'S Funeral March,
War March.
Ilpwc's School for the Fife.
scptjU ID. NlCoLL * ]
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02

PERSONS afflicted with Fever and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble eX.
pense, to procure DR.. U0stetter'S Celebrated
Biucrs. whose benifcent effects upon the
system has heen clearly proved TO those
who have been stricken down in short
space of time by this dreadful curse, whose
cheeks are wan and mcagre, and whose
nights are sleeplcss and restless, aud whose
eys are dim and sunken, with death star
ing them in the face, this compound must
prove a blessing; snatching them as 1t
were from the mouth of the grave. None
can know its true vhlue until they have
triedit When ali others have failed, these
bittcrs have restored the sufferers to pris-
tine health. Their popularity in all the
Western and Southern parts should intro
duce them to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
See advertisement in another column.
sens
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02

AS there are numerous reports in circu-
lotion preiudicul to our hard earned renu-
tation as a Union man, we respectfully re-
Quest our fellow citizens to refrain from
forming any opinion thereon until we get
time to prepare and publish the true state
ment oil the whole atiNir:-.Horgdnto'n
Star.
The reference which Mr.. Dent makes we
presume is to the indictment that was
found against him by the Federal Court,
at its last session here, on the strength of
a letter written TO W. II. Oldham. We
have never seen the letter, but hear that
it is very unfortunate one. We hope
that Mr. Deut will be able to clear it up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-02

S,JLT[S, SILKS, SILI<S.-plain Black. Fig.
- Black and Fancy Silks i'm great variety. just
received at (sept3u) ALIEN HEIMAN'S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

FLOUR-Market without decided change In
price, bat demand for export and home eonsump.
sales Issoo bbls a. s5,soa5.s5 i5r reissssd S5,@@
ss5 for saPerfne stats so,e085,7o ior sxtra state
mon 10 medium extra Western; s. IS for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6,o595,sO for
CANADA FLOUR-Lsss doing, Blt prizes With
cut decided change. Sales 900 bbls AZ S52s53 fsr
EYE SFdS aSls, z sS6 SaTSS f2 s q
CORN nLEAIe-Markst steady. Sales 10 bbls
:. .WHIskY Y-daTkst armor. Sales $50 bbls At
WHR1r-Markst scarcely 50 arm and demand
less active, but prices are without decided change
Sales are sou bush Ohicag go spring ct Si,l65fl M
nHsa GTal SPRING aSas q SOS slS q
f,l6Gi,2i1 1909 bush red stafa &C Si,21Gl ,2osf;
z,to0 bush amber Iowa at yl.22el -; 7gOQo bush
500 bush Whits western At Sis5el 40; 4tOj bush
white Michigan At $50 l,4 ss0o bush white Ken-
feeS5y g. ~ LOO bush red and white Long
RYR-Merket quiet and very firm at 7Oa75o.
HARLkH-Markst steady. Sales 500 bush state
UORN-MArkst about 1c better with a fair de-
Eo5 nsd iST sTgTt S a. SS5e hem S and spScs;
Do; olVsing g Sa9SOo for white western; sc i6r
OATs-In moderats resast ak s0assc for Cana
dian; s4AsSHc TOR western and state -
RORA-vMarkst rather quiet and scarcely so
firm, and prIcos are without qaotable Change
SALES 24s bbls At SIS sO@,s2x for mess; $3.50
for prime. ~
BRRF-MRrkst continues quiet but without ma
terinl change. Sales Of 300 bbls at St,00a45O for
country prime; G5@5,s0 country mess fgt5ll Is for
repacked mess; Sll 700 3,o0 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEE-MarhSt is dull and
nominal.
REkR HAHI5-MArket INACTIVE.
OgE mEATS-MRrket quist and steady. Sales
at taE@sc for shoulders, and 5k@6y<c for hams.
BACON-In good request at steady prices.
IAARD-Markot fraer with pretty good demand.
Sales /, 400 bbls at s<0954c. 1
BUfFRRf-MArkst IN fair request 70llo for Ohio
and 12<Rl6c sor state. - -
BHREsR-The market is steady, at 6@7e as in
quality. tE1.t e1sa EE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
THE CITY.
sunaar Anu,sunsnr..

GN-NNAN AAAN4NA4GIl4s
It's fact, which, year after year, is be-
coming more and more apparent, that BY a
large and constantly increasing class Of our
citizens, the Seventh day" the sabbath, is
recognized only as time for amusement
and recreation. Nest Of this class are for
eigners, and this opinion with many others
similar, they have brought from their trans
atlantic homes. It was probably part of
their education as children, and they have
doubtless grown older in years with con-
sciences undisturbed in consequence.
Passing any question as to The right or
wrong ofsabbath breaking, there is one
aspect in which it may bewsll to look at this
thing. Suppose, for instance, that Sunday
theatre should open in this city; that from
Eve hundred 10 3 thousand people should
gather therein upon each Sunday evening,
and laugh and applaud till late into the
night, would puSsss;s sentiment sufFsE 1t -
continued There is no need of reply. Yet
public sentiment is tolsrsting in its midst an
evil which is far worse than even such an
one. There are within or near to the city
limits, perhaps dozen, perhaps double
that number, Of 9LageE Beer Gardens" /" the
sole Of object Of which is to afford Sunday
amusement. Bands of music are obtained,
to whose notes hundreds of young men and
young women dance and frolic until late in
to the night. Drinking is done TO an ideR-
mite extent, and the vexed question, I" "WIl
lageF beer intoxicats " is pretty we'll solved
by no small number of bloOdshot eyes and
burning, blossed faces which are to be seer
therein. In the midst of the unnatural ex
eitemsnt thus produced, the worst of pas
sions are freely stimulated. Not sabbath
passes but one or more fights take place
some Of which have been of q most danger
Gus and disgracefui character.
By all this, the peace and quiet Of goo,
sid orderly citisonS is greatly disturbed, ant
the day which they would choose to "kesI
holy Is one Of unusual annoyance an,
vexation. More than this, the excitsmsn
Of forbidden pleasure enticss very man.
young men, and even boys, to these places
and We can readily conceive how vsstly in
furious viii be the influences which ar
brought 10 bear upon them.
Clearly it is the duty Il those who hav
! ct heart the interests and well being OF thi
community, 70 take some steps to check thi
great and rapidly Increasing evil. If thsl
. betkOse among us who have no respect tc
the laws Of morality, At least let them be re
quirsd to Tsspsot the feelings Of others, an
cssseto offend the sense Of pFOpristy and d
cency, to disturb the peace and 70 CORFU
the morals Of class much greater nume
eially and much more their equal in respec
ability.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
LIHuT. VA. HEAzLEF. Sec'y.
OK ROkRD STRAMRR MAY QuEKN,
September 26, 1851.

Nor MUCK HURT.-seyeyal persOns were
considerably frightened by finding hat
lying on soms loose boards that covered an
area some Il or Is feet deep, back of Pratt
L Browns store on Water street. ThepOlice
being summoned, descended and found g
man lying comfortably on therubbish atthe
bottom, and nothing the matter of him
excepting very bad drunk. He was taken
on the back Of q very strong man, and car
ried to upper sir, none the wiser or wOrser
for his escape.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

AT TIE AAeIER.-Taylcr, Of the Angler,
with the eye of q model landlord, has seen
some particulars in which even that famous
hsuse might be improved in convenience
and elsgancs, and has therefore been busily
at work for several weeks, in Improvements
which are now completed. With the meet
ing Of the American Board and the Railroad
Convention, his house will be full to over
flowing this week, as it deserves to be at al
times. There is no more complete or pleas
ant house in the country than the Angler,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

TEslsURY NorEs.-The money article Of
the New York Herald says that the steam-
srs which sailed on Saturday last tsok out q
large amount Of Treasury notes, purchased
here Tor European account. Fer some days
It has been known that inquiries were being
made into the character Of these notes BY
direction Of psrsonagss Of the highest rank
IN Europsj it is commonly reported that
within few days not much less than a nil
MonlOf them viii be the property Of 8 single
immensely wealthy family Of the highest
rank, and that other purchases win be made
on q corresponding scale for other persona
Is moving in thssams sphere Of life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

FIFs-MAIoR RosIEsoS's. Muszux-TO be
exhibited on tbs Fair Ground, commencing
Oct. 1st., 1851, lasting four days, the Grand
Show of Secession Trophies, via. Guns,
Swords, Pistols, Drums, Flags and all camp
squipage, to be shown under the Tent cap
tured from Gen. Garnstt, Of the Rebel army.
Music by Fife Major Robinson who accom-
panied the lst Ohio regiment through their
campaign and played the ''ROgue's March"
with 6ns effect ct the reception of the traitor
Vallandigham, given by the 1st and I'd
Ohio Regiments eneamPed in Virginia, oP-
pOsits Washington. Also the Drummer who
accompanied the 1st Ohio Regiment will
play on the Drum captured By the Major at
Bulls Run.
Come one, come all. Now is the time and
only time to Ses so large acOllectiOn of dead
ly inst, umsnts, constructed for the use of
traitors to overthrow the best Government
on God's footsS>ol.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

I 81 The price Of the MoRnEs LHADiR 70
news sgents is One Dollar and Fifty Gents
PER hundred, snd no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage On The LHADER, 70 News
Doalers, is One-fourth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties romitting
postage stamps should ssnd us one and three
cent instsad Of lArrar denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

~ We have examined an assortment Of
yarn manufaetured By the Cleveland
Worstsd Co, on Bank Street, and pronounce
1t IS good as eastern manufacture, and far
superior to most, as there is no cotton mixed
with this yarn. Aid Societies and ladies
knitting for soldiers can procure their yarn
at manufacturers' prices BY ssnding their
orders direct TO the Cleveland Worsted Com.
psny, or to the Ladies' Aid society Of thil
city. Merchants in the Vest may do well
70 order Of This company. Assorted cases
wiz be sent when desired. This Company
nsnuEaeturs Camp Mattress for Eve dol.
lsTs, when ordered, which should attract the
attention Of military men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
MORNING LEADER,
~ ApvRRTIaRMRNTa.

AAW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
chasiap Balls sslonORT Tsmpls
Mr. Hsnssy--Dssa Maksr.
Rssihsrs = HsuuBann-prsas TrIaainss.
/. ?. shsrweOa-Ai.woel DsLainsl
Hoop sRlrts.
B.A. Palmsr-Oarhcn on.
Older Vinegar.
-Burnstss oOsOaslns, 30.
as (" -Rrsh Teas.
5.B, Cobb OO-Ths City sehsolh
H.H. Msrrsn-BoOkl iOr soldiers, 10.
Joseph EssurY--Esv ouuh Boot and shOs HOuss
Hey FOund-LOcal NOtles.
Piano Tsaehsr-Loeal Notice.
Mould Hcssn-Loeai Eotios,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

~Fhe Illinois State Fairs have become
'mOdel institutions" They are on grand
scale, and are admirably conducted. AT
ths lats fair the show of every description
of agricultural implement of the most inn
proved and desirable kinds was unparallel-
led. We are not surprised to learn that the
&c Dis patch Cooking stOve," sold by ". L.
Marvin, took the first premium. This is 3
high compliment to the well-knOwn merits
Of this stove, as Illinois is deficient in fuel,
and in cons equence greater attention has
been paid there than elsewhere to obtain a
cooking stove that would perform the great
est amount of cooking with the last possible
consumption of wood.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

~ Carbon and Lubricsting Oils ct low
prices in quantities 70 suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stueoOs Sugars, Molassss, syrups,
COtfes and Tea, can be found at George
sprsgae's, OYistt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
OHTCAGO aIARKRT-sept. IS

t IsT TELloakPH.l st
FI,OUR-Market active.
WHEAT-Market lc lower. Sales at 764nTT
No. I; T2k@Tsc for No. 2 in store.
aSOEfN-Markst frmsr.
OATS-Markst steady. -7-
RECRIPTs-iaOO0b bbls Hour; l7I,OOO bu. wheat
SHIPliENTs-IN 100 bsls four $500 bu wheat
l7f 600 bush corn. rr.~. " rf= ~ =
FRE1GHTS-Quist. . ~ % q
RXCHANGE-On Now York, 20 premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
OsWEGO AIARKKE-sept. 2s

RI.OUR-Aarket unchanged and moderate de-
mand. a
WHKAT-Market dull Sales 5000 bush Chi.
cago spring on private terms. mo- n
CQRN-In good demand at 4Oc, but there Is mons
on the maTket.
BARLEY -Nominally at 55@S7e for Bay Quinie,
6l063c for prime Toronto. lirt stt.f
Other grains quiet. ..t- ..1 &
CANAL EkEFGHTS-Steady; -four S63sc;
wheat 12c, corn lie to New York. . p
LAKE IMPORTS 5000 bush wheat; 8C00 bu
corn; 6,00J bush barley; IS 0 bush rye
= CANAL R1PORES-l.ll0 bbls n2uri 81. 900 bu
wheaf; 81, 900 bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
FLNE CHANCE FOB INYKST.
y .-FOR SALE aa1E

Ths ven established BREWERY. known A
the Bay Ctty Brewery, altusted upon the Bay Shore
snd 80 dining the western rpOniton In6 Of san
du1kY city Ohio. Good water 4 Al Command Frsl
!! abundant at ohsap rates. Rsfirosd Ic5nlnnniea-
Aa p - open eltnsr south, cost or 9fst. ThsfT D
q y treek lies N tront Of the premises And aorls
eooa l4elltles Tor transfer OF grain without rtat
IneIe are nearly three acr Of land connecied
s.sh tne sesery, i1i1 Of tuto seventeen buildfna
lots, aside IRON the ground employed bT fhs I5reS
oryy The buildings substanti ially butt 81 etoos
and oE1ess end compri9s Brewery ssd two 4 we'll
lngs. so9a staote 70 attached. : he works are
planned Iof convenience and effective uss, 81 =
Ihe Wpote property, tho works, a ful stork Of
Darfel8i IN pienent9 and msehfnefy, sDd 4 guunlV
o. prime stock ale are offered e : moderate price
upol mooaraie terms. Title good-Wsrrantss daed.
EoE inlorulettOn aprly 10 Wm. HettIsbsr0e-
Cleveland. OhiO, or on. the prsmissa 70 i .
ssp6:&o e. G. p. HITTLEBERGER.
al - g a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30

DETAnED-Thsracsnt hsayy rains caused
washing away Of portion Of the track be-
tween Buffalo and DunkiTk, 20 that the trains
due here at las and ct 4:2O Saturday afsr-
noon, did not get in till after 10 o'clock the
aame evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-30
\. Y. STOCK HIARKRT.-sept. 3s.

= IbE EALhlEAfHI 3 =
HEONRY-Easy and plenty at 5@6 per cent on
call.
STERLING EXCHANGE-HeaVy and dull
at l094 61tpsB for best bankerz bills. ID Ia
STOCKS-Marketb better with modeFate business.
Chicago Rock Island 45x; Panama us Alilwatkse
Prairia DuChien lst preferred f2 Michigan South
ern guaranteed BIZ 81; Pacific Mail SsA Illinois
Central bonds 92<; Virginia IS le; Missouri IS 42s
Tr, asury IS ssx; United States IS IA coupons 81;
United States 6s 81 registered 9536.