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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11
4 ILLUSTRATORS SALE-Notice

Al OIWIAN1C 1UAlVS y NALE.-NOtlCe
u 70 hereby gvva, that pursuance Of N ORDER 70
ne assed b. 'he jacge q rossss for The e,ungy Of
tnghan, "a the 49, day Of August, 1851 ..,I ex
q AtUdAy, tie lesh day Of Severber re,, ., csock
% ths psus .. u The fol!os ns piece pace q
nc, VI; Ibs vsss hAk Of 900 hessf carter o. .ecti
sgA,sn Qs), soss ,A-s. 90 nh. n r.ar. ~ ~
enss, vauee 81 u 30 90. suoee: al aans; sac
AsA Terms nA-e k,,sn % day Of sale
ErdRAlx kEECE.
sses ADJ. q The ss.ass Of Geo Ne e., o-e;e.
M sbsss ole d heres' pos.poDea ural SA-uroay =.
0a cay & Deeembs. n<xi, he pare ana toe q
cav ESERAlx gEE-s.
ts$O Atm'r q the estate Geo Mech. d-c-a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

BY the of these Pills the periodic attacks OF Eev-
o'ls or SD: H131el. ma. h grsr.n:es sna taken =,
pain ana s,ekn-ss sisi b- obiaiued.
They 6ora fail II ~ The Nausea and HeadaoAl
70 which ferBs rs subject
They sei geotly uPan he bosels.-sencvine Cosase-
EoT LEeroEg mss Sa.d>z-s Delicate Females. ..t al
persons Of sei.aary h1tss they rAuabe rs Lans-
iius, innp-orng The afF>< givng and r2r 10 the
digestive ant ies-ornr the ra,1-aI elasticity are
s;reugt- o. Ibe hoe system
TIE CET HALO fILI> tie resu: Ct long inves.is
ton and carefully oHiae,ei experiments having
Csc rasy years: during winch tine they have prevented
al; relieved vast asoun. of pain sni suffering from
ieaesche, .hethe, o-yitstrr II he s,steu or
ffcu oeraayed state Of the S0n1es
They are entirely vegetable ihe. eonpcsf,5oo And
nav se taken ., al times With re-tec; ..t-ty vifho.,
making change Of 6i-: asd II. ats.xo. Of aer dis
greete last rsndrf eay &c aisi.is>- cz to caild,e.
BEWARE or o0UNTfRFETs,
TIE genuine have Eve signatures OF Hen-y Ssaulaior
eacn Box
SID o. D-uryrts sud al o.hfr Dealers il keiicsnes
Box Will De By mai p-epAe5 On ,eeeip, Of the
p r G E, = . CENT 3.
AL orders soosIc be addressed 20
HENRY C SPACLugNG.
Is Cedar Street. Nev York.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11
CTATE OF MICHIGAN, County 4,

~ insn.D, ss-A; . ses.aoa - LIE rIos.ie Io1fi 10
UNITY y. Lag nosCep ~ The Troo.i~ oce tie
village vi AAsoG, On Aonos,, he Ism Cav Of Nov, IL
shs ye. ihossAna exrI .!Kty pee
eni, An ii r1>CK>Er, Judgr Of rioo.ie IL tae a~ise
II the estAie .! Ailsi V.es, c~e~asel- Oa read
Ing fing the ssatoa, osiy serIneo. OF Eo -
Oaos, {vsdVw u sad oeceA.<dD pray NJ snoes o her
thiSgs that nlsu sison uPOu erI.le oe abI-1
10 SAD pstt,oner, ! Hsn.voa .Ed Rev hosca hi
rlogS
Isereupoa is ordered, hat Monday, the i6th Of
DeosDbeI ~ IL oeioek TIE foTenvn, be
sor The hear ng Of sad petition, auc th. tie hes
VI sAe oeceas~o and al other tersone nter,sea sac
estate Sire1 10 appear a. ses.aon OF saic Cort
iAso aosen ., Ibe rroosIe once lie village u
Mason, and Cause any there Dc, vi, Tie prayer
her thai saso peuioser give notice 10 lie per
cons esusc sac esiate Of pendeuc, II
pe,tiun, TIE bearing the cot, D. caasrk copy Q;
ihis oroes pa o.lshed Lansing ie.n
peV~pspsr printed a,ne comfy Z; ing
ham, sncessIvs weeks pre- Wo1s 70 SAID cay u heal
NJ "a True COPY w d. tINIhNtY.
3VSka J.rre II rare
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Csatraes Tor The eonsuaeuon os the Pvr, - ne
Iaseoh swamp Land State Rosd, VAL .; The FOL-
iovAg rnss and pAoes:
Cso0sseins ., B idgepsrt Centre. in the county Q.
sagnss o Aesesy, the sixfeen,h cay Of D-eeno-r
~ esoek Il ClnEeoclng .; TIE Sou bera terminus
i he Bay CITY Pank Rad u saxnas unIy % Tues
CAY, TIE l5ik Gay Of Deeenoe,, ~ o'elJck Com
neae1nG g van usv.e, u Irsco.A couoty. on wetpee
eAy, tes Wih esy OF Docem Der, ~ o'clock 2 n CON-
1aneine ~ NAhlAhnsga- N Ia.ea county, o. Tnur.aay
he tssh Gay Il Deeenser, ~ oese-k = n Comr.nc
Nc - y hocss 1t beojaD'r A. W1hsnAn. a The too.
saY q neytoa O. fnssy The 2oh cay Of D-eeub-r q,
5esisek l. Tie remsinins pv'tlun Of saic road s,iI
- u q foft aAoiee. eoumrnGnG Monday, The 80
day q Deeemoes. ss 10 o'elvek FAN s,ecif ATOMS
q al tie cork reqausc VII be given The car of $
vbea e10sesoss Vii b expected 10 b. afIerdAuee
vise t1su seesr.nea J. BLACK,
CoEnssoeer.
WatxosFviTe New ls:h lss1 ss34s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-12-11

As NPR0vID FARM Of a4o Ae,... ,so
"A scres ssder goed e1leivasioo, rood buildines.
ke-; abo1S ten niles from Lansing. This Pan
= described - follous: The southeast ouar,e,.
and the eass halt a the southve2 quarter Of zee.
ton one, in town four north Of range one vet.
and has been commonly known a. the sAlver.
soo Farm" feras rersonable.
AIplzss mo. ". LONGYKAR,
SeS-o oT iIn1ine. Nh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
NEW YORH nIAEKET-Aus. as
InY rnLEanArnI


eLOUR-MArket cor. inue! heavy and has de-
elined s. per bbl with ouly moderate bslnos doini
io5 sHp9T, eed bone co sum tion.
SO aAe1 for extra state chiefly sts0at s.; Si,2sa
,.s3 t9r uapernne se.lerni yi,s,e6t 4 o. common
sEtrs round hOop ohio, and St,7se IS trade brand.
The market closing dnli and heavy.
SAN1DA Fi4OUk-MarEvt continues dull and
HYk FLOUR Steady, At sas,assa.
80 OStltH y Aarkst Sobtpae. sieadyi sales
~ f-''' t'' enoioe WESTERN taiiooAIee iof
;, ,WRIsKY-MArko. dpl, sale. OF 70 bbls At
,WIIEkT.-Mnrkst without I'm m9or.ant ehspr.. fhs
nrmnsss OF ireishts materially cheeks the 0IpoFt
Sales OF 10, on bu,h OhieaFo sprinE AZ soaesc.
lAg Blehine spring At lnOoeslOl 81 '8i Milwaukee
CUB at ieSce1t6 30 bush am 'er Iowa at hec lo9;
inferior 70 common 4eatefn at Il0salI :: Ss0l bush
white western g !zo9 lS; and E01 bush whits Ken
RKR-hAfkst quiet aud without change in
yoRN-M MARKET Opoesd quito arm, snd clo.ed
aoout le bettr with only m derats srpRly and fair
mand fer export and home consumption
sAlrs q 1870 bush at t5eA for Inferior 10 COM
ping do; 60cGe5l for Wsstsrn yellow and sec ior
white western; CSC tor round ytllsE; itc for com
mon mixed northern.
Eats market quiet. 26A2sc for Canadian; s7A
33c for western and state.
ftlRH X Market rules very dnn. Wsnotlee sales
l0g ebls including mess At SiaQ prime $40.
BBkE-MArEst unchanged. balis 10 bbls At
fs14 80 Tor couutry prime; S5O1ab 90 for msss; ~
tell,S rspaeked mess, and sl2,6O@l9, ~ foe eItfa
medss
PRIME MESS BEEF-MArkst dull and pricea
.BRKP HAsIs-Markoi dull aud rominally un.
changed.
OOr M mEATH-MATkot better. request and prices
more steady. Sales OF $50 PACKAGE rart last yea.
inE at St7ba5 tor shoulders and SJ65sSo ior hams.
hACON-MArkut inactive.
LARD -marke' gu 81 without important change.
Sales Of go bbls ht Spse@9k
BUTTkk- Market IA demand; Grm at sIIo lOr
OhiC aud l2aDllc Or stare.
UhEkek- In firm raqusst Tor export.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
TO THE PE0pLE D. ORG.


The undosignud, deeply sensible Of the dan
gers now hanging over our national Government
and impressed with the conviction that they can
only be ayertsd BY the united action OF the whole
people, In which patriotism shall take the place
Of party spirit, respectfully and earnestly csll
upon all loyal citizens Of Ohio, who ara In favor
Of the maintenance Of the Government, and OF
the vigorous and continued prosecution ol the
war now carried on for the suppression jf the
rebellion against the Government, to meet and
appoint delegates to UNIoH CONVENTION 20 be
held at the city OF Columbus, on Thursday, the
5th day Of September next, for the nominatiOn
Of candidates for the different State ofAoos which
to be filled at the general election In October,
TO vii the Offices Of Governor, Lieut.. Governor,
Judge OF the Supreme Court, Comptroller, Treas.
urer, Secretary Of State, and one member Of the
Board Of Public Works.
To save further trouble IN arranging the De
tails Of this important moyement,Wo suggest that
the Convention consist Of one delegate for cash
thousand Of the aggregate vote oast In each
county for Supreme Judge at the last election,
with one additional delegate for each surplus
half Of the ratio, varying this apportionment.
however, so as 10 secure not less than two dele.
gates from every county, and an even number
from all. Under this apportionment the several
coun ties will be sntltledtc delegates as follows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

We further suggest that the delegates be ehos-
en- BY county conventions to be held on satur-
day, the S1st Of August
FKLLOw- CITIzESs OF OHIo;-Shall the Govern
ment be preseTved9 Is now the all-absorbing
question, and the only one worthy Of the consid-
Grafton of the American People. We feel that
no heightened appeal Is necessary to animate
you to the discharge OF your duty in relation to
It. We feel Insured that respect for the mem
ory of your fathers who secured for you the
blessings Of tree insttutions-a sense of the OBJ.
legations resting upon you as the heretotors
peaceful pOssessors Of those blessings, and a
proper regard for those 70 whom you hope to
transmit them, will be Sufficient to impel you to
declare with no doubtful voice your nnehange-
able determination that the Government shall
not be broken mp.
Compared with the interests involved with the
great question ali other interests are Of but little
importance. II the Government which estab-
llhes and maintains social order Is rever to ex-
ist at the mercy Of caprice or disappd ntsd Rmbi-
tion, there is but little Of all that we now enjoy
that will not in the loss Of ifs stability lose It's
value Shall It be said that we have neglected,
or put In peril, the proper settlement Of this
question, by our party diferenoesf These are
now of but little moment. They are mere shsd-
ows TO allure Us frOm the pursuit Of the sub
stance. Without value, nay, disgraceful alike
TO victor and vanquished win be those triumphs
of party which are celebrated over the ruins Of q
dismembered Government
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

NEw LAW FIEN.-W s. Kerruish, Esq,
has associated with himself VIM. Heisley,
Esq, in the practice of law. Among the
younger class of lawyers in our city, We
know Of none more deserving than Mr.
Kerruish. Pos essod Of fine native abilities,
added to close study, an inhexiblo honesty
and great energy of character, in a few
years he has acquired pra,tice Of which an
older attorney might be proud. Mr.. Heis-
ley has the requisite talent and industry for
success in his profession, which we have no
doubt he will attain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
THE CITY.

POsTAsE STAMPS AND srlMrED ESvELoPEs,
(except the One Cent stamped envelopes) OF
the old issue will not be received for postage
at the Cleveland Post Office. Be sure and
use stamIs Of the new issue.
Stamped One Cont Envelopes of the old
issue received as usual for postage.
aug. 26,Iw E. ooWLEs, P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29


M loIl9aing 4 an extract hon q lSttsr written
81 ne pastor o. Bspsiut Ohureh 70 the " Journal
uRd Messenger" Oinoinnntl, Ohio, and uPOaks vol
unol ia kvor q that Worl1-r0aoFned modiolno, Of
4ns. WustsNT Eo0Emau svauP Foa OaILDEEE
HNaEEuai
eve aos aA aaVsFtisomnntln ln youF columns o. Mra.
WlnsloW6 eoolhing syrup. H0E ne nsvsF said .
Word IN hVor q peiout nsaloias bosoEs in our hia
bas us NJ eonpoad 70 uAy 10 your ToadoFs that thil
~ humblg-Wl uATH TRIEp n, AND KNOW IT 10
nAll y etknzs. Il q probably, one Of the most
ooeasia medicines of ths day, bOoauas Il s one Of
~ eost And those q your readers who hHvs babies
slle Dc bsttor than p lay m supply"
e. sdvuEtissnont IN anothsr column. sep2sRN
A HRtEND IN hhRD. TRH n.
o. SWEETS IHTAhzmLH bINInHNF il propurod
non TIE recips q Dr.. Stephen Sweet Of Con.
nsotiout tha geaf bonsssttor and has been used IN
- ursctios Or he lssi twenty yoaTS with she most
rlsoni-hlnn success. AZ IN external remedy Il q
without rival. and Vill AllSvists pain moro speed
y than . 0thar preparation. For all Rheumatic
snd Nerves. Disorders Il d truly inalibl0 aud ss
surativa sor Sores, wounds, sFrs,ns, Bruises, &c,
rs soothing, healing. and po' rial stronnsA0ains
vrspsrtios, oEuits the ust WOa0sr and estonshmcnt
% an Who have ever given it = trial otter four
1undrod cortihcatss Of remarkable cures performed
~ within the last tSo ysarl, ATTEST this bot.
Fcrasls By Btrous 4 Armstrong and Wm. flake.
Sc advsrtiusment ssp27- -Rssd&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
\. =. CATTLR MARKRT-Aus. 2s.

There was g l,rgo falling on 20 receipts Of B II
cattle AZ Allerton's Washington Drove Yard this
week, and this occasionedA active demand, an er
which Drce advanced fnll kc per pouni, ranging
from 6Sc 20 &c per pound; the general selling
prices at NC 70 7A6asc. The quality Of oisrings
- good and thsre were bu INV INT rior cattle 10
the ySrds, but few which cold less than &c PEI
pound.. Receipts s,2s3; quotations. ist qualify rer
sWt -eS4s.5o ordinary S7,NGS; common s7aTs5o;
intrriar Is z.
qALVks-Markst continues IN fair rsqusst;
pTlres rule Rrm .Fr
EEAL-tu fair reQu"at; prices rule lirm.
HHEEp q LAAiRa-Werr tn pl ,ntiful suuply,
and market was dull At s2,an4, 80 per head 7 -
SWlNh-Sold at range OF sac toxic for corn
and stu fed. RECEIPTS Of sheep and lamb l2,lss,
swine hqnl. =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

URIoN MEETING IN HuRoN CouETY.-The
friends Of Union in Huron county viii as
semble on Saturday, the 3lst, at Whittlesey
Hall, Eorwalk, TO take the necessary steps
for sending six delegates to the Union State
Convention, to be held at Columbus on the
s.h of September. Let the people be there,
and let them speak in their fullest voice
against the traitors who q love peace more
than the Union," and who for the sake Of
party would surrender the Government into
tina hands Of traitors. --szt-.s ai.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
UOMMERUTAL,
cLEvEl.Ano mARHrT-A,.. ~

aA.N'V WAhhHD'-Aug. IS
WHEAT-sales on Chang wsrp cars r,d at
$40 on track; 5000 bush do FREQ on board at &c;
cars white on truek at Soc, aud asoO tu southern
white from b at at s5i.
OORN-stsAdy hOm- demand at saaalo.
OATs-sAlss at &c on track.
BUTTRR-Duu at G@sc.
EGGs-Duli a. &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
NJ A R IN E
PoRT oR cLRHELANp.

EETElED,-AuQ. q. 81. #".
etmfs OitY OF Buffalo. Perkins, Buffalo.
btmr. Ocnan, Eyann, Detroit S1 bnga wheat IS bales
clothing, 81 pa5kiges tundriol, hsEs Il
stmr. Nor.h Star Sweet, Msrqustto. O. tons eOpDsr.
Schr- Flight, MeAdams, Bnifto.
Bchr. Speedweii, BenRett, hAlo, u corda atcne,
~ southworth Williams
Schr. Parsons. Mini Mhrquette SIS K nl Iron ora
Jackson, Iron & Co. .rf
Sohr. J. W Hargeant Horns, Bnlitlo, 60 tons coal,
Gard Rhodes. -a.-
soOw Supply, FurshOr, sandusky. IS cords stone.
ol1AEHD tre13 a1
stmr. Ctr of BuiIalo, PuFksns, Buunlo. .r
Btmr. Ocean, Eva q, Detr It I..A 81.
Schr. klight, HoAdami, Milwaukee, 40 tons coal,
Jam. p IIIT y
sohr. New London, smith. Milwaukee, 30 tOns
coal, Rhodes 4 Ord.
schr. cOEsnl., harrington. Racine. 20 tons coal,
sebr. FoIyaTder, oeAmb, DssrOit, 90 tons coal.
khodes Z Carl
Bchr. r. o LAX !, " right, Port Rowan. AZ dszsn
chaiIs, SaNtou; 80 lbs maRblo, Strong: 5
tons coal, Mroae 4 Dixon. ..f EI
Schr. Magy Jaue, Bury. Morpeth.
Bchr. mBy Flower, Atlen, kinratou, 70 tons coal
RhOdrB q Card.
Echr. Odd Fellow, Muiry, Toronto, no tons Bear
..s-4- Htl oat Tod, Yates Sod; Is tons sew n
pipe. WelIhouse. '7I7IT7 ~ n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

9tBN III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
CHICAGO HIARKET-Aus. 9s.
fnv 4urwnpnuw

BLOUR-MArkst active.
No ,, In store. =
loRN- Firmer at llo. for mixed In store.
oats MAraet dull.
RBCElPTs-7,SOl bbIs hOur; IIo,oo0 Sus wheat;
i7,010 bush oru;
sHIPlI lIRNTs-l,SO bsls aOuri 5000 buab
wheat 10000 bush rnrn,
observation-disclosures
EXCHANGE-Uu Unchanged
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

Coon PoR THE AMHERST BoYs.-We learn
that the Amherst Company is aearly full,
and will 20 into camp to-day at Cleveland
They have been accepted into the 4lst Reg
Iment now organizing in that city, and We
are quits sure they will not be e1celled by
any other company in the RegimsptTT
Elyria Democrat, 6ug 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

E-COSsroSED.-The U. S. Inspectors yes
terday afternoon consigned to Provost Mar
shal Rawlings of St. Louis. seven bales of
cloths and a couple of boxes Of various srti-
oles, which had been shipped from the East
to parties in that city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
OswKao aIARKET-Anr. as

ihN EkLkqRAfA.l
RLQUR-Markst unchanged. Sales at Sl,7S lol
fducy rom spring wheat
HEaT-Aarket dull Sales or last n tfht vTeri
00 bush red Chletgo spring ct sihoi to-day 10
bush Osnada club at &c
OORN-Martal Asd other aralns qulet
CANAL ERRIGHTs-Stcady, hour q, wheal
9, corn 2, 20 New York
LAKE lAIPORTs-s 500 bush Whs,t; ~ 90
VANAL exPORTs-nsOb bhlu aOur; ssOOO busl
wheat $40 bush corn,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

- Carbon Oil at 40 cOnts per gallon,
Lubricating Oh at 20 and 25 cents; Akron
Cascade Fleur, for family use; No. Mack
eral, Dried Beef, Hams, Pork, Beans and
Lard, ct GEoAaE sPRAeuE's,
oviatt's Exchange, cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
DLOOD FOODl
-RL0OD HOODf
nLnnn M-LLnI


10 Al sulerine from Consumption, incipient or
sonnrmsd, OF irom debility q any kind or from
mental or noryoCs prostration, brought on BY any
osnnl; o. irom sorofulou1 oomplRiuts; or RON dis
$50 q tie kidneys or bladder and 70 Ladies suf
bring any Of The many distressing complaints their
az ~ iabis %, and which engender Consumption,
THE BLOOD FOOD
acaarod e Certain snd Reliable Remedy, Diner
- IN sTsTy particular from the patent medicines Of
~ dnT q e ehemioAl cor blnatlOn Of IRON, Uh-
RaUH and PHosPH0Bsss ofvery great worth, and
nanT hundreds bso clad end grateful testimony 20
the beno1ta Il has Q .ile-ro1 on them.
OHuRUH 4 DUPONT, t1o Broadway, New York,
~ the solo prOpristora oi tbs artcle and have IN
sdassqusloe Of 4 traud Attempted EpOn the public,
OhanTad the color OF the outside wrapper from RNp
b YILboV and Increased the sire o. the bottle 20
oEacas. Be very cautious In buying 10 SEQ that the
hcauile 0 their signature Il On the outside Of the
grappar, al othors are oou ,terieits- In ccnBs-
Iusncs q the large demand COR this article the fol
,ioWtnF druggists have ell ofdered and received SUP
Tpliss q the new kind, via:
Uhaa. "A. Kimball, Nn. II, French, J. r. Hayes,
". stanisll, and Samuel hiddsr yr., Lowell.
Uftn sh25dAW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

WADE AND HUToHIEs' CAvALRr.-This
troop Is filing up finely. Yesterday after
noon a company of sixty men from Geauga
and Lake counties cAmein, and were march
ed ct once to Camp Wade. They will be
Immediately mustered in.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

- Retrigerators and wstsr-cooiors, Of
Al the most most approved styles, and Tor
rsy's four minute ice cream ffeeEers, and
bird cagos, snd bathn just received, and for
sale Ct reduced manuiscturors prices; also
ffuis jars and cans, st the stove and Efsss
emborium q W. 2. MAHvrN,
No. g, s5Eth-lIds Public Square, E
iulyisH Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29

- The pgioe OF the MoRHlNe LnADHR 70
asEs agents iS One Dollar and Fifty ConS
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LRADER, to News
Dealers, Is One-fOurth Of q cont per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps shOuld send Us one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
August 20, 1861.

Accommodate Sunday, Mr.. John
Plat, Of this village, had an arm broken
by jumping from wagon WFile the horse
was running at full speed just east Of the
river There were several persons in the
wagon, all Of whom we're thrown out, but
escaped without severe Injury EIyTia
Democrat Aug q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-29
n. z. STOCK HIARKEF.-Aas. IS.

8TOCKs-Bstt0r this afternoon and closed arm.
Chicago Rcek Island 4ONi Illinois Central script
etS. Reading ~; Erie itA; New York tent. al
Missouri S. tlA; TennsB.se 42H; Georg a 81; Cal
rs IsA; Treasury bs 81 o 8 6's 81; coupons IS; do
registered. 87h. --
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OARP LAkE MIN ING CO.-TO
~ ktoc kholders IN this uompanY who desire 20
darose ei their shaea previous 60 hA sais OF stock
e. ne third Gay % sep embgr, I oher -st rate
EAMILl StWINH M ACH ~, worth 4 rty D1l-
lars, IN exehanEfor twenty Ave thar sCf "a atock
asse1smelta UNPAID. g. W OROWkLL,
aug e.a0 2Il superlor 81. up .taIrs.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sTRAYED Oh sToLEE-0n the 18th Of Au-
gust, q small dark red COW, with a little
white down the back, little white under
the belly, and black teats. ANY person leay-
ing word with Mason Everett, las Weddell,
where ahe can be had, will be literally re-
warded. w. DELLESsAueH,
East Cleveland
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a-w. D. Baker, opposite the Post OF
Ace, has received the New York Ledger'
Vanity Fair, Saturday Evening Post, Boston
Pilot, and all the late German papers.
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NFsae and Halehln., RssInsaI. sd.

"CoLUMBUs, Aug. q, 1851.
" To Commandant Second cdpalry Regiment,
Cleveland:
"How soon will your Regiment be full
Hasten Il as fas' as possible.
ar. MASON, Assistant Adj. Gen."
Thesbove dispatch was received yesterday.
It is important in order to answer il with SC
curacy that We should know just how many
men are enlisted, and how many horses the
men expect to furnish. All persons, there
fore, who have enlisted men for this regi
ment will report to me at once the number
Of men enlisted and how many horses they
are expecting to furnish.
The first company enlisted in this county
will report themselves to day at camp to be
mustered into service. Companies will be
mustered in as soon as they report them
selves at Camp Wade full.
L. G. TEATER, Quarter Master.
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9Bauts--9Ost--8Fwara,

STRA YED.-FuUND ON MY PrBM-
~ m,s, No % VII strs {, On hs evening OF Au-
Eiy ug m Tx, Viii b the tWner can have BY pTovlng
rrOpart and paying ohzrges
Gail Al \ thew Kiubsriy's siablS J. % M
plain -trr {. aaq2s Mi
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PERsoSAL,-The Cincinnati Com mercial
of yesterday is informed that Hon. John
BrOugh, of this city, has been invited by
some of the unconditional Union citizens OF
Cincinnati, to visit their city aud make a
speech. The Commercial says:
eve are further informed that he will be
here on private business toward the last OF
the week. But as to the speech, there seems
to be sn uncertainty. Certainly a great
many thousand people would be glad TO
hear him"