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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
NEw YORA mAKKET-seDt. 4.


fLOUR-haTkst less actiTs and seareeiys 90 drm.
prisfs h2ssysf Z, @ a.s .ltsout m.tslisl ehahga.
a. ~. 70 ~, 81, ,,, = iST snpe Hns STATE
St.s tor suprrlne sestern; 6f,sass 70 or r0ITnoI,
= me tra ss.tsrn; = V ioE shlpping branos
Market dosing dull.
,iANAnA ELnCR;-.Msrkgs hominary nm
changed VI b nothing OF imbo { snce doinq
ahE tLOUh-A4. ksrquist ana st sdy a. e.
CVRN sIEAI-Marsss steady at previous pri.
iEHIsKY-Msrkst arm. SALE. Of &c bbis a
a. eAT--Msrkst r. better With moderate ruu
D!y and g % ea - demand
osl - bash Mi!Esu..e At Ifzca o.; 1900 N
nnsOund an int-fls DO at cfJ9f; $40 bush Gree
Bay apriDg Al Or: IA % bush s1lher Lowe at lfscE
80 bush red x ntuck- at lllc. 500 bu re
10 ', bush eoniason 70 mudium Do At linc go .
b sh @h W-stnrn II IZsca .; l5HO bush white
KIE- hsIEsi eSnrinuss qoist Al prsYious
BARIKY--BarEe, duiI enc nominal.
DUHh-Aarkst ruiss q lit arm gish 6afr buHi-
mes for sEpJff an home consumptIon
sails = 90 bush - 4s1.Lts Common TO Rord
mtx-l Ve,ttefn; iesaog iood t. prime shiDpinl
.5ATs.-sIarket more stesdy at asezss for Can
PSR @MaTEst dai hs1Vg s "a sr,e., SIN ,.ps
Z taE,r the pure aarr. sales g. bbls ~ 81 2 s.
mes: SI4 thin mess, sts es-T, and sg7sss,sTdf 2
BREB-NArkst doll. but prices Eith5ut material
ehsnre- sails bbls g go - for country prime
eSeS2f93 eAAtty MS silrlg EbpGcEed mess 41o
SIZE 49, eL "a mess.
rRInE liBs- BKEF-HArkst quiet and nm
uaily BnehsnEsd.
,BrtAr hAsls-Aarkst quiet and nominally uB-
chsnEed.
81, 9IRAIs-Ina-tivo sses4a for shouIe-
ers, and soGGsf f.r h-Els-
BACUN MARKET y quiet.
l.AkD-D mand qai e mOdsrats and market
slthoui na erial change. sales Of so) bbis AZ SIC
,gTTER- Market Selling at sane sor OAK
aud l00la2c
..Ss-s Mark Sisldy, at sez5. ne latter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

Wears permitted 70 extract The following
frcm private letter written by Capt. J. 7.
Sterling. Of Co. B, 7.h Regiment, shortly A.
Ter The aght a. CrOss Lanes, Vas
GAULEY hRIDos, Sept LET, 1851.
have but moment 70 write before Dr..
Gushing Ssarss for Cleveland, but I must
write 9 line TO le. you know that I am in
deed alive and we'll, thanks be 70 God, in
whose hands we arc, and who has led Us
through very many and great dangers. As
have oftan told yOu, the Seventh were very
anxious 70 meet the enemy. Last Mondsy
morning we had an opportunity, and We
have all been under Gre, and suppose the
enemy elsim a great victory. But when
you take into consideration that we number
9 600 and they hom coo 70 1000, do not
tank you will 80 regard it. Our loss
was oaly IS killed and 50 taken prisoners,
while their loas must have been much larg-
er from the fact taat there was 90 many Of
them, and every time we fred they fell BY
ffses and hundreds. Our escape seems pro-
vidential indeed. How We ever got out with
40 men together, when entirely surround
Ell by the enemy, is more than l
an able 10 tell. It is nevertheless
true, that after four days and nights march
ing We reached this place in safety. Wha'
ge suffered no words can tell. Our road,
during the greater part OF Monday, was
over mountains covered with thick under
brush without even a path. We scrambled
through briars, Wsded creeks, fell over logs
aud EOcksi al night, marched up ana down
one mountain q mile ia height, then up An
oLhe- two miles high, with nothing but an
avowed secessionist for guide, and very
narrow path 70 dark that the frat man had
10 take hold Of the Adjutsnt's horse, and the
next hold Of his coat, and 50 on through the
companies. About u, however, we reached
the top. and there found house, where we
got some corn to roast, and laid down in the
road 70 rest.
The nights were bitter cold. We had not
q blanket 70 cover us, and the deWs were 20
heavy that our clothing was wet through.
How we ever lived through it is more thsn
can tell brought in p of my men, and
to-day we are all quite well, though very
so'e and tired. Ny feet, when took of
my shoes, were covered with blood the
skin being rubbed almost entirely from my
toes.
Ny men behaved very well, but had little
chance to fight; for as the enemy came up
to Us, we were ordered down the road. One
Of my sergeants was about 70 Ere and COM
manded him not to do 50. He told me after
wards that he saw a man behind tree aim
ing a. me. He fired; the first ball passed
over my head, and second struck behind
me, throwing the dirt up on me. I fell once
while crossings ditch, which probably saved
my life, for my boys thought was killed,
they hearing the ball pass over their heads
towards me.
Remembe. me TO all friends, and tell them
was not scared enough TO run, at all events.
JAXEs 7. STEELIE0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

sxAKE TALE.-A s.ory is told that sorae Of
the soldies IN Gen. Cox's camp, down in
Kanawha, recently eESght large rnttle-
snake. The make manifested most mis-
ehievous disposition, swapping and thruhtiDE
out its forked tongue at ell who came near
it. The boyS at length got tired Of the rep
tile, and ss nobody wanted such dsbger-
Gus companion, the question arose. what
shall we do with him7" This question was
propounded several times, without an ans
wer, When half drunken soldier, who was
lying near upon his back, rolled over upon
his side, and relieged his eompaniO ns BY
quietly remarking: "Damu it, swear JIiml n
and let him 60"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

OATH OF ALLUoIAKoE.-By order of the
Common Council of Chicago, the following
oath Of allegiance is being administered to
persons in that city suspected Of dislOyal
tendencies:
I, A. B., do solemnly swear that I viii
support the Constitution Of the United States;
that will true and faithful allegiance bear
10 the Government existing, and The laws en-
acted in pursuance thereof, and that l will
not assist, aid or abet, by word or deed, any
who are seeking 10 overthrow the Govern
ment, destroy the Constitution, or nulify
the laEs-so help me God.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

EuEz HAsHlHAH, Oh JEsIsH NEW fEAs--
N. Say-lbs 5th Of sePtenbeT-is the Jew
NeEYsnr. All the JeELh places OF
b1.i1s. IN tAis city were closed on jester
ssv afesr Noon ct 4 O'elOek' and business %lll
5. su.psn tsd with thfD, Until ss,u-day y
sv,niD9 Or ,i1s pre- 'ent week. According TO
c.lcnI,9;ops ~ The h ,sbreES, Ss3s Ssars ago
the first evidences Of the ereaii0n o. -
world we're visible, and t. Ns dAy Il 0Oss,.eo :,
throughout the world BY th = Sse1 = %" 90,
Year. Public services viii = heia = VIC
two sguagogues one each Of the thfes asys'
and the time designated viii be OtsefTeG BY
feast and joyous assembling together anN
may 1t prove indeed a Happy New fear to
our Jewish friends in the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

DIREoTo
w EsEt, Z, q 9ESS5.' 5SS5' 8. 4 8 49, 80 q
S.M. Hlahes, SIS. Lyon, jobs Oug sTaits
OFFICEESs
WuILIAm HAkT, Prssl1sut a1d TEg ,sarsr.
~ OWN, Sscret1rl-
OTr1cl-Eo- 1 Lynlan's Block, CisEcia1f. o. jaR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05


Ths h1culls 3 sn 1zfrsci fron . isitsF sritaan
~ ths 1ass1s e asptirf Chursh - ~ Jonrnal
nd Emusagurs' Cnciznaiis Ohi0s une upaaka val
1s n &EoE q ikzi goTid-rsaSWnod Ea1iolaa, Of
GHA Wu1ss's Ho0vutsa ErRgF Foa cEnDaHH
EHEEuEo1
sWes So ~ aaFprtisel.o1tia Focr ccluTrna Q. aFs-
Wlnalos'a Soothins syruB. h0u " nsrur ssid
uerd n iaFor q rstsut E-tieina bsios in our IN.
~ - ~ oonpsIet % ss7 70 ycur rlaTs shst tl
~ hunbug-gs uAV1 TEIrD ~. EHB EuoW ~ -
GEL ~ GsmA Il b probably, che oi he mOst
ooo.sid uaticBss q the day, hscaass q d oas Of
t1s easl Ana thoso q Tour roasrl VIA haVs babsss
go q hafsaf iissn y ~ inssGpIiy."
- savUrtlssusai 10 an0thsf eslunn. ssgssRA
AsEIE2D u hkED. TR1 a.
Da- eWEusa ENEALuE1 LIEuE1T & pTepsrsd
hun ths uacipe - o.. siaghsa sUest. O. Con.
usuiolt fhs Erost ons-settsr. sHd has tosa usodin
- practios fr the last tseatE Toaru with n most
a1ionishiHE uncosA. ks an eEtsrnAl zeuedy it Is
sithouf rival Azd viz alleviate pAin moFs spesd-
d thaa q eehE psoparttiaa- FoF Ell nhsumatio
nf HarFou Dizogdcru q & truly lEhiiihls and ~
surufFe for eor1s. WOundl 6prEins, Bruisea, "a,
- usothins, hsal5nr. ane pog-rial stEslEthslinE
beoSsrtiss, sEcfts ths ESt Esnauf urd ultolshmslt
q an Uho kaFu e5sF EiEea q q Trial. Orr Eur
1unered eaftiEoatss q rsasrkAhis ourea Psrtornsd
tTf Wflhin he issf tuc ysars, sstssi this ma.
goraals b Etrcag a ArmalsouE and Wm. FiakA
80 atss-tialEszt s1p77- -Rlsdks
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05


TnE Flax CULTURE NovENExT.-An ad-
journed meeting Of the prominent citizens
Of Niagara county, ". T., and others inter
ested, was held August sOlh, to hear the re-
port Of a committee appointed to ascertain
the facts in regard to the culture Of fax in
thst locality, and to confer with members Of
the "Americsn Flax Company" The com
mittee presented report upon the subject,
discussing st length the desirable results, in
a political and economical view, Of success
in an attempt 70 bring fax into competition
with cotton as q material for cheap fabrics.
The practical conclusions Of the committee
are mainly summed up in the following:
That from the best iu formation they could
obuain from farmers and publications upon
the subject, e fair average yield Of dry straw
after he seed has been thrsshed of, is q ton
and half per acre, and ten bushels Of seed,
although two tons of straw and IS bushels
Of seed have frequently been raised upon an
acre Of land. That the lands of this county.
and the adjoining counties Of Erie, Orleans
| and Genesse, ere we'll adapted 70 the growth
Of haz, and that the crop in these counties
would be highly remunerGtiVe 70 the farm
/ ers. We do not regard It as peculiarly Sx-
haustiug crop, and it has the great advGn-
tege Of keeping the land clean and free from
weeds. and is good crop 70 seed with, either
for timothy or clover.
On motion Of Gov. Hunt it was resolved,
! that it is the opinion Of this meeting that
the fAmerican Flax Company" will be able
70 procure all the fax they want al s. per
ton, and that we will do ell in our power 10
J aid and assist in procuring such supply.
On motion Of DR.. Morse, it was Tesolved.
that g COMMITTEES Of three be appointed 70
get the pledge OF farmers TO raise from one
20 three thousand tons Of fax straw % see
hat q sufficient supply Of the best kind Of
fax seed be brought into the market, and n
make such other arrangements as are neces-
sary to forward the enterprise.
Why may not many Of our farmers, par
tieuIsrly those who do not devote themselves
to the raising of large quantities # grain
give some time and attention TO the cultiva
ton of fax? Certainly the central countie
Of Ohio are well adapted to it's successful
culture, and highly remunerative marke
could be found for it, not only in the North
but in many paris Of Europe. We do no
hesitate to say that it might be made
source Of great wealth to farmers throughOu
he country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

AEREsT FOR TREAsoE "A man named C. R.
Parsons was arrested last evening for trea
son on 3 warrant issued by B. White, Esq,
United States Commissioner. Heis charged
with carrying letters and eontrabsnd goods
70 Memphis. Were We q traitor in this war
we would prefer to fall into any other hands
than those Of Commissioner White The
examination was postponed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

Commercial BIZ, Baths
NEW HAAPsHIkE-
All Solvent BalkE.-- par
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

TuE gam TRGDE.--Tbe receipts Of bread
st,,fFs from the opening Of navigation 70 the
1st Of September, by lake, IS largely IN eN-
eess .of the two years past 70 me sIt1e o-se'
St.,-ii =, oDotbeF column. The total receipts
49, - suriI Istb, -four changed 70 gEainI
sliloo ,..,.. - total Of considerably over 26.-
an ooo husheis, against less than i6, ,eoe 900
ySSI. yo.iSS = IsCO. and something over $780,
OSS S9ItTr bnsbeIs in lss9.-Bgfaio EzPTess.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

POrIcE.-The following cases were disPcs-
ed Of yesterday at The Police Court:
Ellen Trainer, intoxiestion, 20 days in
the House Of Correction.
James LOdberd, petit larceny, $40 fine and
2 days Imprisonment.
Catherine CruseO, drunk, 10 days In House
Of Correction.
Several cases Of miner importance were
oozfiouad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

A CoxTRaBAED sEvIso MAcHISE.-Messrs.
Ives and Buriison, the United States Inspee-
tors of contTsband, stopped Z quantity Of
suspicious baggage going from SsW York to
Charleston, 6. C. The trunks were exam
ined and nothing OF nature found TO war
rant their being retainedj but sewing ma
chine met with different fate, it being
deemed probable that it would be sPPlied
70 i'm proper uses should it reach its deStina-
ton.
One of the parties having sscertained that
the baggage had been detained, returned to
Investigate the sffsir. BE felt rather sorely,
and urged that be was good Union man,
aad that the machine vas the property Of
his wife. The Inspectors however informed
him that Union sentiments did not carry
men in the direction Of the South Pole, and
!. while they pitisd padGme, his wife, the
m,s. me must became the property Of the
American Esgie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

FLOUR- SAILS COB rcd double extra Al $40
WHBAT-Asrk nrmSr, bat nothing Of eonss
qusBss doing sa'sI 1900 bus rad EaOat, st sc az,
car on irsek st Il.
CORN-Quistat so.
OATs-sals car on track - 75e.
BCTTRR-sals 100 60 good quality, at g..
HIGHWINRs-suIssS Sf 50 bbltat lse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

- RefrigerztoFB snd wstsr-cOOlers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rsy's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale ct reduced manufacturers prices also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and crate
emporium Of ". L. MAKvn,
No. a, south-Eide Public Square,
july16a e Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

WEoS0 PAETT.-Robinson, the negro ar
rested yesterday morning on the Detroit
boat for a robbery committed al Detroit,
turned ont to be the wrong man. Another
negro named Robinson was the guilty party.
He has probably esrsped.
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CHICAGO slARKET-sept. 4
- ~-rw--sa--

RL0UH-MaTket quiet
WHEAT.AaTsnesd Sc. Sales OF 5s1Ss no, L
&c for No. Z In tore
ORM-Dul sad unchanged.
OATS MaFkri nrm.
RECEIPTs-7SOJ bbs aOzrs &2,Oao buEh What
sHIPIENTs-is0 bsb four Iss0o busbsls
EEeat, 10 % bush corn,
FREAG HTts-Et isr
RKGtIANtaE-Uucha gsd.
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OsWEGO AIAAAkT-sept. 4

RLOUR-Msrkes nnehauRed
WAEAT-N-rkst dun. sal Iaat uight of 500
bush 40. Chicag spring nE s5fGs7.
COhn- Market ned aboFe the views Of buyers
and sales,
RYK-Markst in mand. Sales ofslo bush At
SIC Cans len 10 Store.
Othsi q ain quiet.
lanai Rk BlsHT8-AdvaEcsd Sc On grain.
flyUT 2sc 81 shest !, corn ~, u hsH ToFk.
I4AkE fHPgRT5-60 bbls 1olr; 500 bu b
Ehs = =, ,oo bush com, zJy bush barley, Is9 bush
rye.
ANAL RxPORTs-eooEb bbls sour: 2sO1o bash
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

a fARM on "a Acrra


hlIH W. sLOhf BRIOE DH EIrrue
In the Italian - yla of archit@ctnrs, srirf t,-t
4eIs el5tsrn and ouf houses, Al ~ jurs cr1.7i..
% 80 rea5!y ior oocuDancT lie houss = hfIf
Eitn 81 m.defn IN Prov ments5 the gr5und8 hIFs
HoliL on hinsneD Avenue II = rsaE: a b-nnfifni
rsElne aud b ing brook rnn fhr0ogh ihs rsSr -
oi ne Esrm there seFerai GDrulI & rrlr1 -
rllning out non ths banks 81 IN 7rlrf1s 49,.
liLh sillp ydrAuiic gors, can b ooEEgyed t0ry
gtfL - .ns ferm- For q eutisa1al's Eesidencr
1870 - 49, zIylnas en- b elegEDH an t.sreIlllT
allsne-d ser q l5arteu, Finsyare, Or Truif o.
lEfs, u can = rla6s Brohtable b-tn4 e usa- -
1Ef-OEiy e1uut loQ Fods frr1 gfe - 49,.
Ihis arIa ean B. divided ITO iots x on d IIVr =
.ante ecress ana nae eifEan1 rsEidszees 40 -
large adTance of the pTfcs II which Il - - -
ana > part u ghirh = = t1aufif1l fsru-s -
kinsman sfrset Raflruad unEsss f5rou.Tf - -.
ic n front % ibis fsrr
AisO-A hEa Two sTfiHE BRICK HonsR
9stn. oEl blildingst 1e-s earnsr u kiusrish -
Forest 8treets La liz 49, EFussiau- A. -
tcre-t sfr1el. HGuls and IN groFsr1f ais r- -
!--5 sltl ~ he moa - styls. and butt b ! -
Also hkw Two sTOKY sBiCK soosE
Bsrnl Orf buildings, 6c aitsete6 % FoIsef rlrl-f
Lot ltssi iaei lrolt b - isst 9ses Tbi- I. 4 ssi
laas hsltso, o2ist n slkstautlal usuusr. a-d =
ins itsil-u ~ 10 q srct ifeEr1rs
Alsa-ADethsl Two sEOET REICK HOUsE
baEns Gus buiidinss. Gc-, adjoining b one 11t q
scrlbed Lot 10 taf front - - ~ - - -
iseed IN ~ rssPeets ne fhe ioiher
Al-c-UAL VACANT LOT, On kinsuau rrrsut
neol1 ict lrru tie curneI a Ei1ruart 80 -
stfests, ~ ieet frunt - - dssS Einsi i6f9 81 ~
- STREET. lftlets1 hiuslan ana acGrnl 49,
-, ~ s.,s Lots = i-et mont b - fesf der. Wnt
- ~ tine 70 sui FurchaseEa-
- f9f hlrfhef inio rulation enquire Of the md
ngnsoi =. aes AiTlsasa -. OisVsisns, Jhs0.
=
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

b6~rhe Bosom q Destruction 4 ne nEai-
~ arneas oar yoHng and middle aaed % indulge In
eEcsls and debaaiug hatits. Ttoso Who aro bearn-
ing for some in6uenss TO dispsl tho groNing evil
ahoald road "Hunsn Frzflty, Or PhyEiologieal Re-
soarehos." d dsnsatss n ririd eoloTl TOR e b
beauifailT illustrssedl the eauast ard ectr ef 10
oai Gnd vial disesss and dsoSF, pointing cut ths
onlT sars aaisiT valve. Eea4 The sdEortihemons q
riaseEiar'' 81 anothsr column.
Sole y EE. Barrow, ~ BisscEar -, n. Z. Prios
baltas eeni nus o. poItaEs essrTWhero. Eaadihs
s1garti1sn1ztcf 'fsioeomnr" N aacthlF column.
Also ed b II y Gayierd "a Wutam Fisks,
nrrRrlrtI. rlrra1rrF ffsu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

~ Hon. Andrew Johnson's speech ''on
the War for the Union," Germsn Leslie, Pi-
lot, Irish American, Banner Of Light, wilkes
Spirit, Vanity Fair, &c, for this week, ard
Budget of Fun for September. are for sale At
Hawks & BFo'e.
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HUFFALo mARKRT-s.n.. 4


FLOUR Market unchanged
NHEAT-Mhrket fair dernzad and Gts4dY -
sales 90 busn Jhlcag0 spring Al FI3fca7s; . o.
bush 30 90 i551cl151 90 Dush MuuGuEes club
Sc 5O1 bush Green Bay ~ SCI ia0o Whits Ken
turL yOu ,. 1 ats terms
CORN-AarAst fAir demand sa'es 1000 hush at
33SCE8
UANAL FRRIGHTs- Steady, lie on corn and Z
on y heat 70 hss York.
LAKE GHlPORTB-sOaO bbls Sour, 1900 bush
wheat q GA buHh corn,
CANAL EGRDkT5-.i0aQ bis d8ur, 0,009 5us
wheat, lI7.Uog bush oOrn, 70 0 bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

Coz. DEPUH.-H- G. DePuy, Colo mel Of
the Okio Eighth, who returned hon . on =
furIourh some days since on account Of i'll
-. 1s understand is recovering floUly
and win probably be % far reeruite' Is 'o
rsiurH 70 bis c.s@mand 81 no very lslan'
dsy.-SzSHxLy Register. 3D.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
ms. B. ROu.z, Prss't.
LITTER FEox pE. }. $. SEwBERRT, AoExF SAM
nInr cnrrrssrnr

LETTER FEoN pR. }. 9. NgWBERRTl AoENT sAAI-
TAKT COMMISSION.
CLETELASD, Sept. 1st, 1851.
Ms B. RoUsE, President SoLDTERs' AID
Snc1ETY Dear Madam 1T affords me
pleasure 10 say that all the boxes Of Hospital
Stores which your Society has forwarded to
the Soldiers, Ia care Of the Agents Of the
Sanitary Commission, have reached their
destination. and are proving Of the greatest
value. / can assure you that the aid and
cooperation Of the Commission will be most
chee-fully afforded in carrying out the object
Of your organization.
Yours, Respectfully,
J. 8. HKEBERRY,
o. s. Sanitary COmmisson, in charge Of
Western Dept.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

WoHEx n ARSs.-The young woman who
was discovered in the camp Of the Forty 6Tst
Regiment gave information that two OIher
girls who came with her from Dayton are
playing boy and soldier in some Of the COM
pauiss Of this CITY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

OEvAIRT.-One hundred and twenty mourt-
ed men came in from Pennington, TrumbuIl
county, yesterday afternoon and went into
Camp Wade. Part Of them were in uni
form. They were Oommsnded BY Captain
Caldwell.
This Is one Of The finest companies that
the regiment will contain. They have been
actively drilling for months, and come into
camp fully understanding themselves and
their horses. The company is composed o.
stslWart, Intelligent young men who viii
make their marx.
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The uszu Of the death Of Capt John
x.6..- 80 gloom over our town All
-. 1sTe 80. Cept. Dyer was in the
I .biets.t Of the sEirmish, and FELL sho. N The
.,5s exclsiming, any 6odl my 6odl ny
-, 49, T,ifs md cSildren!" BE knew no sneh
k;a1 a. feer-was 5raYe and true man
IA IA sss popular with his company and nis
1ue ps.,msnt ne Capt. Dyer has left wife and
svs children, and al who ever knew AIN, 2
noun his loss.-Puinssvsls <Tt's ana Aa-
aarf,ser.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

Carbon Oil At 40 eents per gallon,
Lubrieating Oil at 2e and IS cents; Akron
Cascade Flour, for family uspi No. Mack
eral, Dried Beef, Hams, Pork, Beans and
Lard, ct GEoRoE sPRA0uE's,
Oviatt's Exchange, Cleveland, o.
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THE CITY.
Nodes 70 Couufry Pest aIaslerr.

N0Giee 20 Country Pest Masters.
Country Post Masters are hereby notified
that they eau now exchange their old stamps
and stamped envelopes for stamps Of the
new issue at The Cleveland Post Office, o
froah supply having been received.
div Z. CoWLEs, P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

- The price Of ne hoEEIss LELDus 70
nsNs agonta - One Dollar and Fiay Osnv
PER hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
Ths postage on The LHABER, 70 EsWs
DssloFa, Is Ons-fOuTth Ofs cent PER cory.
We would prefer that parties romitting
postage StHnPs shOuld send u one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05

GOV CKELPLE Gas oAS b suPPLIEo.-ln
Of the agitation snOng our City Faith
W. : { uOvin relation 70 the price (which
T., I'D be furnished the city and cj9zen''
the follow ing msF be suggestive
The Gas ,9or1 pany Of Plymouth, England.
- re51es5 the prfcs Of gcs 70 75 cents per
i 600 feet, and yet II pays 3 dividend o. ~
Ger cent. on one half its shares, and u Psr
-, on the other halt, the highest Dividends
allowed 70 the company by law.
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Aake Stsamera
feants..aosI--AFward

&ihA , ED.-f'-BFD - NJ r IN
= :, 20 - VI, sEte t,cn b. esesguE q su-
-. i = = y ri.nt q 80 ". ab- ut ye-rz Cd
~ - u A. WI the Ener CA bsss - cglnl
prOPsrt and payiEg b. 60
Can Al Mathew 4 KfmbsFfy's si.b,s I, q, =.
plain sfr- & rs1zs = 4 -
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NY. sTOCA HiAsAEF.-seDs. 4.

mONRY-On call easy a. ffs per eout.
STEkBINts ExCEaAkGE-fiFm bat quigt.
STOI.Es-Irregu'sr slth .lr business. Chiea-
60 aud ek lei nd A.; New Jsrs-y ~ CisEel nd
4 Toledo = =; Galeua and CbicsgO; 67k; Pa ana
lo5; Il dsnn prrf-Trro 2; Eris IN. Sew York Cen
trai 5si Pa DC Mail IA; IiiiEois Central bgudi
~; Missouri IS ~; VirF nia ~: North Caroliua
ei7Ei = a's "a eoupODs ~; co IS 81 Z B Sc 81
coupons ssH; do registered 5s4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-05
MORNING LEADER.
NKW ADVRREIsEnsNxa

CIV. Oiark-BiASk Vsralsh.
-osmsut.
kAlissa DrsW-Admialitla atrlI R0ties.
/ P. shsrWsod-shavis-nsW deeds.
Plain PURSE sin.
-Roblaz Cloth. Da alas, 3c.
-Frsneh hsrinos.
TuFnsr sidGsJ-HArsiEs sad e.ddls AAksrs
wanted.