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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

THE HITCHCOCK GULRDs.-The Hitchcock
Guards, Capt. E A. Ford, on their way to
this city were presented with beautiful bO-
quets by the ladies and school-children of
Russell. At Chagrin Falls splendid repast
of everything eatable was furnished, having
been gotten up at very few hours notice.
This was unexpected to the company, but
not the less agreeable. Mr.. Blakeslee vel
coined the soldiers in a few remarks, which
were responded to by Hon. Mr.. Hitchcock.
"Three times three" were given for the citi-
Gems and ladies of Chsgrin Falls; especially
the ladies. The Gesuga boys like the sp-
pearanee of Lieutenant Colonel Wizeman
and Major Mygstt very we'll, and anticipate
q pleasant time in their new situation,
The following resolutions were adopted by
the company yesterday at Camp Wood:
Resolved, That our hearty and most sin
eere thanks are due to the Hon. Peter Hitch
cock for his assiduous and gratuitous lsbors
in organizing this company.
Resolved, That our heartfelt thanks are
hereby extended 10 the gentlemen of the
Burton Excelsior Band for 30 kindly furnish
ing US with music on different occasions dur
ing our organization, and for so handsomely
escorting us into the city.
ReSolrsd, That those citizens of Geauga
county Who 30 generously furnished teams
and wagons for our conveyance here, receive
our hearty thanks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23
Tnn ovnarrcr.--The oInelnnntl Commer.
,lal's money article, has the following

cial's money article, has the followingi
Our currency remains very pure; and such
is the case in nearly all Of the country with
which our merchants are having any trade
Intercourse. Consequently, scarcely any de-
preaiated bank notes come into the hands
OF our merchants, in the ordinary course Of
business. Ohio and Indiana money almost
entirely controls the field Of our present
commerce, and hps an unusual immunity
from the hands Of sorters. Never before,
probably, have they been called upon 70 re-
deem 80 small an amount Of their issue a
within the last three or four months.
The anomalous circumstance was present
ed to-day, Of an officer from an interior Ohio
bank seeking 10 take up such Of the notes of
his bank as he could find here, alleging that
he had attained the maximum OF his circu-
lation, and needed more currency. We
learn That at the present time there is scarce
ly any currency 10 be seen but that Of the
Ohio banks. Gold was never less Of an OBJ
ject amongst hoarders or currency panic ma
kers, than It is at present. Were ft not that
the Government issues Of small notes are
soon TO be in circulation on par with coin,
redeemable in it on demand at New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, ST. Louis and Cincin-
nati-it would not be unreasonable 10 expect
that the internal exchanges Of the country
would turn in favor of the West, and require
Of coin 10 all the interior, as has
already been the case 10 Chicago. This is
one Of the fruits Of secession troubles, which
cannot be complained of. It is at last bring
ing US back practically 10 first principles,
and teaching Us the value Of q real, substan-
tisl credit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23
THE CITY.



New Postage Stamps of denomination Of
l, 5, 5, 10, "a, and 50 cents received at the
Post Office, which will be exchanged for an
equivalent amount Of the old issue, during
SpeEiOd of six days from the date of this
notice, and the latter viii not thereafter be
received in payment postage on letters
sent from this Office.
Every letter mailed at this Office after this
week, with an old stamp on, win be sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
Every letter inclOsed in old issue stamped
Envelopes mailed after the 9Oth inst, viii
also bo sent to the Dead Letter Office.
E. CoWLEs, P. NJ.
Cleveland Post ofice, Aug. I9, 1851.
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I.nre.t From Lal,e superIor.


The steamer City Of Cleveland, Capt. Geo.
q. Rider, arrived frsm Lake Superior yes
terday. Left ontOnagon Saturday, Aug. II,
touching ct Eagle River, Esgle HarbOr and
Copper HsrbOr. Net the propeller Iron City
above Eagle Harbor.
Left Portage Sunday. Steamer Illinois at
Houghton.
Left Marquette Monday afternoon. Steam
er Planet at Marquette, slso bark De Soto
and sehOOners Australia and Exchange
Passed schooner New London above Point
Iroquois bound down, and two other vessels
Of White Fish Point bound up.
Left saut Tuesday afternoon.
Brought down 6s passengers for Detroit
and Cleveland, 50 gross tons pig iron, for De-
trOit, 10 gross tons pig iron for Cleveland and
% gross tons iron ore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

FAITH AND BAD WOREs.-Mr. William
GaEell, Of Watertown, New York, came to
this city yesterday on propeller. On land
ing at the dock he proposed to himself to
take little walk about the city and eewhat
it was made Of. Just as he started gentle
man approached andsmilingly n9uired how
he like it as far as he had got2 Mr.. Gazen
liked it well and told the other his senti-
ments freely, and the two wended slowly up
town.
On Superior street, near the public square
third individual came up and saluted Mr.
G.'s companion as Henderson, my dear
fellow" and finally presented his little bill
for freight; upon which Henderson's pocket
book come out and with it 500 note on the
"City Trust Ompany" of New York. No
three hadn't the change. Could Mr.. Gazell
oblige Mr.. H. with small bills
He eould-he did, to the extent of ninety
Eve dollars and was to pay FIVE more on
reaching the boat.
The walk continued, and very soon Hen
derson had occasion to stop at house for g
moment No. three followed him leisurely
into the yard and both disappeared. Mr..
Gasell at once suspected, followed, inquired,
but too latej the pair had escaped over the
rear fence and had flown away.
OF course the bill was worthless.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23
NEW TORK nARKET-Aus.as

u
FLQUR-marke heavy: So lower. and so,.,h.,
taa \. demand for export and lone eonsump.
Sales y 90 bbia at s4,sOa4,Io for ,up.r,ns ,,s,.
Si6Oo465 for extra sta1s; Ell 2Ofs4So for a1nsrs
western; St,s0gi 20 for common to medium sTtTS
hooped OHIO; e. d6,25 for Trade brand, ~. ~ ~ ~
choice; market quiet --'1' u.s. s''oo iOF
CANADA RLgUR-MArkst trlas Iovrsr ,v,,h =.
sSta9i'r saPerhne AsoS7,SO for common 70 choice
RYE FI.OuR-steady, at sa.saasss
CORN MEALs-Mhrkst steady; sslsS aooo h,l. .,
Sz9 or choice western; 50, % for Brandygps: 81 a
-WHlIsKY-Market frmsr. Sales Of aso bbl, :,
WaEAT-There Il rather Iss. sol,g ,hf,. a..
market market generally hiss undergone no very decided
s@,s R q 4s,soo bush Milwaukee club at 81 lnserls;
amber lows At S,H@l,ls; $40 bush Green Raw
sPrl1g m ~ Ellis; sIOg bush new winter red western
bush red state q 81 q; 10 bush Whit o55l. !.
Sl.SG 81, y lbugl .shite Kentucky ats ,ss0I,I0.
sales et g ooc of western; 6396-c for prime stafs
BARL LEI-Aarket dull and nominal
SDtth- Market rules quite firm with moderate
export and home trade demand. Receipts ars i'm
SALES 1900 bush at 4saGc for inferior mIx.d
western yellow. w iNi
OATs-Moderate request At a6a2ac for canadian.
Sln3ic for western and state.
P0Rk-l hers is only very moderate demand
business doing az the market & better
Seles are !OO-ohis At $500 for mess: closing Al
SO,0 Tor prime; Sl5,1 or unlnspscted mess; Slao0
for Z, ,P2riam1s; s!s,soal5.s21 s0r clear. w.
SilOg4S lor country prime; S5O0G5, 50 Tor countrV
mesa; sg,Oo9l,z forsrsPackd mess; SI2,s09IsI9S
PRInE MISS BERR-MArkst quiet and nom.
nEEE HAlIs-Selling at SI3OOA,l.D
OuE MEATS-market Il. rather more aetiva
for hams. = @as'|Se
LsASON-EsTkst quiet and unchanged.
t.AkD Market continues steady with SsIes At
s799%o. -
sUTI'EB-selling at ssn Tor Ohio; lOal4yfc
O3RRsE-EA-htt steady at sa7X as inou.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

A COMPLICATED HOAsE Casa party liv-
ing on the West Side lost his horseand par
ty living near the Shakers village found
it. The party of the second part sold him
for fifty cents to third party and the latter
re-sold him to fourth. The first party saw
the horse and procured the arrest Of the
fourth party who fell back upon the third
party, who had recourse to the second party
who said that he merely transferred the ami
NAL for the cost ef his board. All Of which
is simply an eB Parts statement of very
complicated case.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23
Cleveland Post ONCE. Aug. 10, 1891.

CoEsEoRATIOE CEREMoNlEs.-The Tifereth
Israel congregation will eonsecrats their
synagogue on Huron street with appropriate
ceremonies this afternoon at o'clock. The
exercises will be conducted by DR.. Lilien-
thai of Cincinnati, one of the most distin-
guished Hebrew scholars and diviues of this
country. Dr.. Lilienthal has in fact high
reputation in Europe among his people /;
and not long since received a call to be-
come chief Rabbi of Bavaria,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

MoCLELLGE DRLoOoEs.-The Mcclellan
Dragons under Capt. C. ". Barker, camein
on the Toledo cars last night from Chicago.
The officers took quarters at the Weddell
House, the priyates remaining IN the depot.
The Company numbers 1856 men, and they
viii receive their horses at Bslaire in this
State, and proceed direct to Washington
where they are to fill post Of honor near
the person of Gen. Mcclellan. Capt. Barker
was at Laurel Hill and Rich Mountain, did
good Service there. He had q horse shot
under him during oneOf the engagements.
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AIsCELLAEEoUs.

MISC EEoUs.
We clip the following items from the Detroit
Advertiser Of the st:
The new propeller Antelop4, Of Z. b. Wards line,
Is ready for her first voyage, and will probably
leave to-mOrroB or next day, from Newport direct
fIr Chi ago. Her stores and outfit complete have
heen seut up from this city. She Is commanded BY
Capt Butlin, late of the Montgomery, who s
ceeded 10 the latter steamer by Archy Gillis, re-
Gently FIRST officer Of the boat.
SHIP BUILDING IN OsWEGO.-Ths OsWegO Times
announces the completion OF new schooner in that
port, which is the largest constructed there,
and is built in the most thorough and substantial
manner. She is about $50 tons burthen; length OF
keel 1872 feet; ALL l42 leet breadth Of beam 26
feet inches; depth Of bold n feet l0inehes.
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Speciss slntlfea.

R9rThe Besom Of Destruction Is the fatal
ity among our young and middie.aeed to indulge IN
excess and debasing habits. Tkose Who are Jearn-
Ing for some inauonee to dispol the growing evil,
should read "Husaan Frailty, or Physiological Re-
Searches" u dsiineaies in vivid oOloru tor It e
beautifully illustratod) the and elects Ct 10
cal aud vital disease and decay, pointing ont the
oaly suFe safety valve. Read the advertisement Of
Eiesemar'' IN another column.
Sod b. Df. BsrroVs ~ Blosokor ~, n. 7. Fries
ooRtl. Sent lree Of postage oEcryWhara. Beadthe
atSor.i.oncnt Of 'srzio.emAr'' in Gnothur column.
Also soid 81 B. 3. Gaylord and william TiHke,
DrurriIts, Cleveland, Ohfo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

MILITARY GOoDs.-Great quantities of
military goods are going through this city
to the Western Departments The o.. s.
Express carried through over ten tons last
night and is daily doing the same Most of
these are for Fremont.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23
BUFFALO OlARKET-Aus. ~.

FLOUR Steady and In moderate demand
WHEAT-dull, and lower. Sales 10 900 bugh red
wiuter at 81 ,O2; l3Un bush Chicago spring al sc:
6,fan bush Milwaukee club at 9Ic.
OOhk-Market dull and easier. Sales Is Om bush
81 26c: 500 bush at 3j5fc; 700 bush at 3sc
"a OATs-Eirm and in good demand Sales at &c
I66l6He, ~
CANAL FREIGHTS-lOSo on corn and NE
on wheat to New York, 80
LAKE InPORTS-6,O0 bbls -four 3ts. .ooo bus
wheat; $40, ,O00 bush corn; 5000 oats
CANAL EXPORTS 500 bis dou1 an O0O bush
wheat, 60 coo bush corn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

CLASSICAL sOHooI, 1876 PROsPEcr sTREET.
Mr.. stevensOn's School for boys will be
re-opened on the morning ofthe End Of Sep
tember at 81 O'Clock. The School for young
ladies will be reopened on the same morning
at 81 o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

Carr. BUsHEELL's CoNPANY.-A fine COM
pany Of upwards of one hundred men under
command of Capt. s. A. Bushnell of Hart
ford, Trumbull county. came in last evening
on the Mahoning road and won't into quar-
ters at Camp Wood. They are attached TO
the Forty-frst Regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

- Best quality Of Carbon Oil at is
cents per gallon by the barrel. LubricRting
oil at 20 and IS cents, Mess psrk, lard, but
ter, hama, dried bsefAnd cheese, to be found
ct Geo. spregue's, oviati's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

WADE AND HUToHISs' CAvALRE.-Recruit-
ing offices are now opened at 219 Superior
street and at John schrinks, Public Square,
for the I'd company, authorized to be raised
in this county for this regiment.
L. G. THAYER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

The old st. Clair Street Picnic that was
70 have been held at Rocky River yesterday,
(Thursday) will take placeto day at the same
place. The Company will start from the
N. +. Churchat o'clock. 1t.
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oMMRR0fAL.
0IEvEltvD a1AeaET-a1-. -.

FLOUR-s Sales Of lCO bills superfino at g 90 asd
a mall lot Of red doubl' extra at s46zX.
WhEAT-Ihi' moFninR the inarkst Vns sin
il''her oepFes'ed and sal's 70 a considerable
amoani were msds at 0Oo This sfssrnoon there Il
letter EeIins, and come IeOO bush a,s reported
sold at 0ze, FREQ en- beard Two cars white sold At
s'e on track, and do ct $500.
CORN-Sales Of car on track 81 ssc.
OATs-Quist ct 24@2c
BgTTER-salss Of hrkInI choice atss.
EGGs-ssies of bbls at sj1e
LARD-Dcll at 7@so Tor eountry-reudersd.
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THE CRY OF CLEvELASD.-seme persons
were rash enough to think that Capt. Ryder
of the steamer City of Cleveland was little
out Of his head when he sailed out of this
port in the teeth of the heavy blow on last
week, Monday. But he, it appears, knew
the quality of his boat and sped away for
Lake Superior as calmly as though it were
the ealmest Of August evenings, and wealth
cred the storm with ease and safety.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23
LEADER.
NKw ADVKRTIsEmEN9s.

Mould HosaB-ImPsrlal Loaonses.
J. D. CoSb 3 Co-Books and Stationery.
Isaas A. Isaacs-Olothing.
stoam'r City OF ClsvelAnd-Oard-Looa
Nj. Stevens Local Notice.
Hawks 4 Bro-LocaI Notioe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

CANDY.-LOvers of the sweets Of life will
find those "Imperial loEenges" kept by
Mould { Hogan just what they have been
wishing for.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

~ Atlantic Monthly, KnickerbOcker,
Eclectic and Harper's Magazines for Sep
tember, BIsckwOOd for August and Littell
independent, 60, for this week. For sale
By Hawks Bros.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

BUkToN BAED.-The Burton Band, who
accompanied Capt. FOrd's company to Camp
Wood, gavea specimen of their powers from
the American balcony yesterday afternoon.
Fbev played finely and attracted cOnsid-
ersble crowd.
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j. B. COBB 4 CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERs.
OLEYELAsD, OHIO. t


IHE PRINCE NAPOLEON.
VIII ID ever thought Of such a thipa2
A Prince Of Francs was here;
De came To town The other niGht,-
Ana stoppSd at the Angler.
The people rushed to see him tbsre.
And ali did want glance,
For few Dad eTtr seen before
A reai i've Prince IRON France.
The Mayor and CItY Councilman
CALLED there TO see his HiFhneea
And esvo 10 him sons native wine -.
That he might quench his drynesa.
Then Taylor ofths Angler took
His Highness ont to view
The Hgter works Water Cure
And Perry Salute too.
He took him all aroand the town,
Until u last they came
In font Of I5AACS ION HALL.
when ne did loud eLclsim:
''Why in Ia belle France I've read
Ot Isaacs' Union Hal,
Andr, solved when ! c. me here
That on him would call;
''For he must be indeed a Prince.
So tine tall to keep;
And then they say he cells good clothes
10 everY person cheap"
So IN he went and bought a suit
To veal on the NORTH Star,
And said, II he cams back this way,
He'd call AZ our Bazaar.
ND-summer Clothing sold eheaper At IsAAOA
lsAAO5 UsIQA HALL than at any other place
IN tne weird. Pure linen Coats for Fifty Cents
ana luil suit, Goats, Pants and Ves for One Dol
lAr and Fifty Oents. We defy all composition At
ISAAC A. ISAACa'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Sole agency for the sails Of Singers Uelsbratsd
SEWING K4 0ELkE4
sTORR's AUTo&1ToN PREssNAH.
Corner or Union and Superior strestu.
- L0oE OUT FOB THIS GIANTS. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

To ladies OF delicate health OF impaired orEAniEa-
zion, o. 10 those b. whom an increase Of anily q
nom any reason Objectionable. ire underaigued
would oiar prescription which ID perfectly Felia-
BE and safe and which has beon prescribed In W
rioNu parts Of the old world for the past century
Although the article iS very cheap and SIMPLE yet
a has been put up In half pnt bottles and sold very
extensively At the sxorhltsnt prae q g per bottle
the undersigned proposes % furnish tho reoeipe for
The small suE OF g, b. tho session Ct which Oy-
sfy LADY supply herself with iffct safeguard,
- sny druE store, The trihing sum Of 2 cent?
por year. Any lhyalclan or druggiet VII tell you
81 e poTioctly harmless, and thousands Of teetimo-
niAls can b procured Of isn efficacy. sent 10 any
part Of the Sorla on receipt Of 81, By addressing
Dr.. J. Q. DEVERAUX,
Aur lnssa 2. o. BOY. 10. qssl. Nov uaHen, Conn.
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msnt Of that important branch Of trade has
left his impress in the form Of mechanical
improvements and moral reformations. He
iraugursted the modern style of steam
boats, and at the same time did much To-
ward doing away with drunkenness and eth
or vices among both officers and men. In
temperance he is an example, and to this
day escheWs everything that will intoKicate.
In 1859 Capt. Walker retired from COM
mand and the more active pursuits Of nau-
ticSl life, and accepted the position of Local
Inspector Of Steamboats, for the port of Buff
falo, an honor which was conferred un-
sought. The law creating that and the su-
perVising Board had just been enacted by
Congress, and Capt. Walkers was tho frat
appointment under it, which no refused to
accept until satisfied that it was not polit-
ieal Office and was not subject to charges be
cause of the accession to power of different
Administrations. Soon the member of the
Supervising Board for this district was re-
moved for cause, and the choice of sue
ccssor was unfortunate, man being select
ed who was totally ignorant of the steam
marine of the Lakes. Then the Lake in
terest called upon the Federal Administra-
tlOn to advance Capt. Walker TO the position
of Supervising Inspector, in response to
which commission was issued by resi-
dent Fillmore. Since that tine he has in
stituted many reforms in his department,
and our Lake men would regard his separa-
tiOn from the Board as public misfortune.
HIS district embraces Lakes Erie, Ontario,
Champlain, George and their tributaries.
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BLoOD fOUDI
BLOOD FOoDt
HEnCn E0ODl

10 Al suhsfing lrom Con1gl1p pti9e. lhelplsalt y -
.n-fIrToed or froTn debility of Sny klEEi q non
.Se1tai oT nervous pr06tratson, brought On b enY
ss--rs: or fous sceofulous complaints or nom Ga
rsasss Of the kidneys OF bledoeri $40 70 lllea
IrY snT OF fhs nlsuy distressing con Paints tnelr
IsaI sre liable 70, end which enooesr O99ei Vioh'
TIE BLOOD FOOD
k06nred e. q Certain and hs.lhole Ee4edys Eil.et
~ 49, = Is ohsmical 1rsbination o. lbOE uh-
PHUR I'D FHOSfHORyes ofVeTy gfaat = E0rLnl an
1any huDGreds bes giao ana grateIui se3llmons 70
fhe 6epeftE e has iteTred or thaD.
CHURpH 8 DUPONT. 400 Broadway Nov YORK
sonSeouepoe q q traud Et.emptsd upon the pubhei
sSsnred fhe color Of the outside wrapper nom BID
= TIIoT and Increased the siss Of the bottle e
5uncsg 20 very cautions IN buying 70 ses that the
c-gfle OF their gignEture tB on the outsae OF tae
rsvrsr as Al Others ar6 c0u ltert5it8. IN oons9-
snS1- a the layYe GaEazd Tor ths artise, the fol-
scving druggists have al ordered and received s7J
fsSsa a EiIabsii WTra a. Freuch, J. B. HAYES,
~ Et1nieIs, and samuel kidior II, Lowell.
AZ sold bT Wm. FISkA, DTusgs : SleEslano'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

FoR TIE UEvAsHED.-The johnson street
Station House, is rejoicing over the intro
duction Of water to its classic precincts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

IA Rarpers Msgazins for September
Is ont and for sale By Hawks 3 Bro. II is
capital number.
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lBT TELESRAPH.l ..--
RL0UR-Market unchanged
WHEAT-Very little inquiry No Chfcaro sprnR
ct &c, with buyers st &c.
CORN-Marset very scarce and hrner The
fresh break at Mud Lock reported this morning bas
a great influence In depressing the market
Other grains quiet.
CANAL EREIGHTs-stea -four He@Ec
Whent SCI and corn &c, to New York
LAKE ImPORTS-- bbls -four; $500 bush
wheat l24 40 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-4 so bush wheat: Il4
bbls flour; 81 ,3lU bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

POLIcE.-seVeral arrests were made yes
terdsy for drunkenness and disOrderly con-
duct.
iiReuben Strauss whom we reported as sr-
raigned for assault was brought up for the
violation of the water works ordinance in
stead.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-23

Ave congratulate our readers upon the
49,, Of 4 sure cure for Rheumstism, Gput and
4---sIsl. aad eI MercuTisl Diseases, which g et-
s,-tS ont the uss Of Internal medictness which
ssf,,, tfe constitution and give temporary reltaf
ony IA Ecf. Il e she only known remedy e1,eetiDg
S,s,-t crs sd We feel warranted, from tts re-
ffcus Il calling the attention OF the al
Sit-5 erf fboss AsFing freEd5 Buhertng rom khsu-
nastisu, Cont &sefala or ne s-sSs
~ -71T rsTa- OF Dr. Eeiend's Anti heuHAslc band
lS-ss-,ia - v7ru es9S Cls-ele11 %. ieozA