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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

DIDS'r Know How TO DO lT.-A Justice
Of the Peace in one Of the rural precincts Of
this county, was called upon last week, at a
late hour in the evening; to perform tho mar
rlnse ceremony for a young and interesting
couple. 1t was difficult to tell whether the
lovers or the Justice were most embarassed.--
1t was bis first attempt to tie the knot aud
he didn't know how to do il, but he made
the attempt. They stood up before him, n,and
he commenced the work by an address, part
ly religious and partly official, and finally
broke down. lie then made them join hands,
and declared them married but at the same
time told them that they had better send for
another Justre as he was afraid that it
wouldn't hold-that perhaps it was not done
legally. Here was y 'prctty kettle Of fish,
II was late, the young man said he was salts
fled that it would hold till tbs next morning
when, if there was anything lacking, it could
be supplied by another Justice. To this the
lady demurred and refused to leave for home
until she was legally married. The young
man remonstratcd-Thc Justice ''guessed
they would fiud it all right" but she was
firm, and the husband had to start off several
miles for another Justice. Tue Justice cam,
aud finished the job, and the marriel couple
departed happy rs clans at high water
st. Paul Pioneer
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

RATHER PARIICULAR.-A lady Of Boston,
Massachusetts,, writing to friend, says: "A
ragged little urchiu came to my door not long
since asking for old clothes. | brought him
a vest and pair Of pants, which thought
would be a comfortable fit. Young America
took the garments and examined each, then f,
with disconsolate look, said, There ain't 10
watch pocket.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

A CHANGE or HENsr REQvmrD lie
Memphis Av,'a7cis remarks that "Some Of
cur Sjuriheru trends Sc.m TO think that =
repeal # these dis-raec;uI laws the Personal
LLer,y hllS) would b1 satisfactory 10 the
South. This is not ,h, fact unless tho hearts
o. the pc,pl are changed nj the same time"
Upon which Prentice cNcaiu,s: The Co.
ton Confcderacy is as oAsciing as the chur,hi
tfcqlr i, in its eammuncants not ONLY s'rtt
~ rar''. lp' "hsrs = tca-'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
NV LIVERY sTNnLE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING OPENED \ LIVERY STA
ble at G. Pcks Ola stand, east "f H." Post oh go. ere
prerar to let Iotss and Carriages Alan. IA car
~ passcn gers any point they wish reasonable terms
STRONG DOUp, Propri,toTs.
Hi sdaie, Mich Dec. 10, 1850.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

A soldier Of the war Of IsI2 committed
suicide in Mississippi few day, ag, lie
was moved hy .ier for the dissolution clthc
Union.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

Iz- A msn ia the New York Clipper cba'.
lenges all tho wo ID TO sleeping match
lie sleeps five days on stretch, aud III mis-
hc can exceed that time.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

JONESvILIE, MICH J. ". COE, PRuPW TOR. THE
above House. formerly knrwn the sherman l"n,e,
has been placed "a thorough rcpur. and urrih"d new
Throughout. 1t, share of the public i respectfully So
liritcd. dec2jm3
Dec IL. 1850.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

Tho New Orl,ans journals are explaining
and apoIogizing lor the lnterferSn;3, 10y farc",
81 .hc i.ae chanuci Il shs Ms.;ssirri tiv''.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

The census Of Missouri shows that State to
have ,4O7.536 whites ll3,l9S slaves. aud
5000 fr'e negroes, or, in tn aggregate 1921,
G.G
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
JEWE.RY STORE.
Watch, C,ock and Jcwciry Repairing.

VyyuE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED
his Jcwery Store the east side of Broad street oP
uose his oil stand, where he be found at all seasonal
Ole hours ready 10 in his line OF business on hrot
notice
W ue al4o keeps Watches Clock Specthcles Jcwery
Gold Pens and Pencil Ca,es for sale, OF gooo qnalt!
and tt the most reasonable prices. ,.,.,,.
lIhlsdae Oct. 18th, lsjI. IT. bh1 An
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
The Extraordinary" Number Seven.

On the 9Th Of the 9TH month n holy ob.
seryance was ordained 10 the children OF
Israel, who feasted days and remained I
days in teuts tho eth year was directed to be
n Sabbath Of rest for all things, and at the
end of : times Z years commenced the grand
jubilee; every 7lh year the land lay fal'ow,
every 9Th year there was a grand release
from all debts, and bond>men were set free.
From this law might have or ginated the Gus
tom of binding young men to years appren-
tic,hp, aud ofpuuishing incorrigihlc offenders
by transportation for :, twice Z, or three times
: years Auccntly child was not named
be fore days, not hciug accounted fully to
have life before that periodical day. The
teeth spring out in the 9Th month, and are
sliel in the seven Ii year, when infancy Is
changed into chillh pol. At thrice years the
faculties are developed, manhood commences,
and man becomes legally competent to all
civil acts; at four times man is in full pos
session of lis strength; at five times he i
fit for the business Of tho world; at ~ time,
he becomes gra,er aud wiser, OF never; at
seven times le is in apogec, aud from that
decays; at eight timcs'7 he is in his first eli.
mactcric; at nine times !, or 63, he is IN his
grand cImactcric, or year Of danger; and tn
tim :, or three score years and ten, VAS by
tbs Royal prophet pronpuaced tb period Of
fe.
Row see OF \ WHITE SLAvE.-AccordmG
TO the Cairo Gazette, fugitive named Henry
Ice, alias Oenry Jones, the property of w. {.
Faulkner, Of Tippah county, Mississippi, was
arrested on the eth in Mound City, and deliv
cred over to the custody of his master Mr.
Lcc, alias Mr. Jones, thinks he j, a white man
an! If the matter were to be determined
wholly by color and appearance, some folk,
might join him in The conclusion. lie says
that his parents were white; that they, dying
W wbcn he was very young, left him in charge
of a sayeholde' Of Alabama, who raised bin
in slavery. and taught him TO believe Il at he
was n mulatto, He furthsr claims that hi'
name was changed, So that his relatives might
never seek to reclaim him from bondage. Ii,
arrived at Mound City six or eight weeks ag2
and secured employment at tho marine ways
lie was generally recognized as a white nan
and by some was thought "magnifceut fel
low
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
DENTISTRY.


fslssSS J. j. STE OMAN, Resident DENTIST,
bE54YS will attend 10 all calls in his Pruit ssion -
II j. Ohcc over Motifs Drag store.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
NEW YORK PICTURE GALLERY.

WILL TAKE AMBROTYPES, DAGCERGOTYrES, ANn
Mel inotypcS short notice warranted 10 suit for 20
cents, ia good Room. Opposite ilSisale House
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
RICHARD ROWE,
TAILORING.

vNIIE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
Il new Tailor shop where he. prcprrcd to accommo.
date hose Who tender him their patronage
~ Cuttin- done AMI warranted.
Shop in Dr.. Falv's O.ice. Waldron'sBlock.
Hi,lsdnlc. Feb :. lN.q. TAFFNFE
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
l.. - WII.N!tDr.
IL. T.. pAI,NIIsI.IiE.

(surcessors to l.. :. rarnrlre \ Coz
DEALER IS DRY GOODS GROCERIES, HARDWARE.
Stoves. Roots and Shoes &c, &c,
Nov. 20. lS5a READING, MICH.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

As THIS Is AN ARTICLE OFTEN
N called for. will say couple may be found at my
,orc AZ reason,ble ptices B HAMMOND
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
Take Notice.

MO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RlCH
~ or Poor-earned or unlcarned. whe or black bond
and speak Tor yourselves as Freeme Rhu
you shall bo proyidedfor We shall continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
Our old cusomcfs will be welconed an" new
one. all times. Cutting and making done to order
~ Flour, Grain, Wood. aud CASH for work, at
MCQUEEN co.'s.
Hill>lale Sept. 10. 1859. sept2Om3
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
MERCER ~ WEAVER

ATTORNEYS AND CtCNNFlI.hRS AT LAW S'lllCiohN
in Chancerv. and Nntari"s Public. Al LEGAL business
nrnmntly attended to- Ofce in les Block, Main ST..
Hudson, Mich.
ANDREW C. NEKCER. CLEMENT 7. WEAVER,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05
STR MAKE.

EOR SALE-A FANCY SINGLE CUT
ter u. HAMMOND.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

DEMNANT PRlNTS-JUSI RECE'D
hby BOsTw'CK * co
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

EOD FISH, MACKEREL, TROUT AND
~ white Fish. at FERRIS WILSON'S.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

g.. u. F\NNE. -.
BOOKBTSpER NND STNTIoNEI. FLANK BOOK MANU-
ia,turer and Rui-r. Old Books rebound. Adrian Mich
octl357
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-03-05

7 HAVE 4 or 5 DIFFERENT KINDS
Il Of Apple Pearer- st much lowe rates than before
b. HAMMOND
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
NIsuELLANEoUs.

We clip the following items from the Detroit Ad-
vsrtiser Of the 18th.
HEAVY LoAD.-By far the largest load to Lake
Superior this Beaa-n left here to-day b. the CtY oi
ClsTeland, which took her departure at two CLOCK
iDs on board 50 head Of attel large Quantlty
Of hay and other supplies, besides good numser OF
passengers.
CAMApIAN sCHooEER BEAvEn, which was damaged
by collision some ten days aimee By propeller nsaf
on cargo Of grein lor Kingstons whittier she y
bound.
PRoPELLER RAoE.-Qalts an animated race took
place yesterday morntpg between some proPeil 5ra
cnmInR M the river, each striving, with all the
steam at command, to reach the city nrst Tho Free
state Illinois, and Concord were the contestants
and ali gave good sEoclm, rs Of last running.
Nryy VESSELS CONTACTED FOR.-Ws learn from
are 10 be built the coming winter in OrVelandi lQr
parties In Chicago and in this city. Ihe contracts
have slTeady bean gyons and the work viii ps plsn'
ed forward rapidly In order 70 have them iniy ool
piesed on the INST opening OF naylgation some q
tae above crat, We learn, are INTENDED chieny tot
The European trade.
Tue LroE broke the crank Of Der engine this NOR
ming At Port Huron She has been toved down %
fhis city by the steamer Prince81 and VIII undergo
replirs-
PEOPELLER ONTARIO, Of the horthefn LIAllsp spo5ta'
fior Community Line which lsft here last evening
bound f0F OTdensbuagh, met with an accident llsl
baloW Maiden at the mouth Of the rtyers bl tDl
breaking ~ her cylinder head, piston roo, and
parts OF machinery. she was toWed baek Y
Mald.r she Rt present lies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20


TAKEE ABAoK.-Among the Trumbull
county excursionists who came to town day
befsre yesterday to visit their soldier
friends, was an old gentleman, who had
never before his trip here seen a train Of
cars. All along the route from Warren, 70
the city he was in state Of amazed beWil-
dsrmentj although his pleasure was evil
IDENTIFY somewhat alloyed with fear from the
unusual rate at which he was Whirled aloT g
BY that iron wonder, the locomotive. At
every bridge, he Hprang up and clspped his
hands to his head doubtless for the purpose
Of holding that astouaded and useful part
Of his body corporate in its place.
The journey being concluded he was at
liberty to admire the unusual sights present.
ed to him. At the Weddell he examined
everything with curious and delight
ed stlsntion- One little ineidsnt, how
ever, somewhat surprised him. While
walking down the long parlor he saw ap.
preaching through what was plainly 8
richly gilded doorway with marble step,
q second old gentleman whom be endeavor-
ed to pass, but unsuccessfnily, for at every
turn Of the one the other confronted him.
Things, however, were brought to crisis
By our friend striking his nose against q
solid substance, and q slight investigation
and loud smile, developed the fact that he
had narrow escape from shivering one o.
Capt. Ross best mirrors into fragments.
The object Of this little joke, however
appeared 10 enjoy it, IS we'll as any one pres
ent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
THE CITY.

TEE eR1NB USIOS CONcIRT.--In these
timos, when The peril of our country rOuses
the most Indifferent nature 10 acts Of devo-
ton and sacrifice, Whatever appeal is made
to our patriotism, imposes on every one an
obligation Of4sympathy and action And
the neglect of any call upon US for the relief
or the reward of our brave men, would be a
lisgrace to our boasted principles.
The ''Olsvsland Aid Society, !" that already
has earned for itself grateful memory by
is useful and wide spread efforts in behalf
Of the sick and wounded soldiers, now So
iicits our heartiest cooperation in the cause
Of 5 Concert, which calls for our >kindliest
patronage, both for the eneouragementoft of the
ladies' who have devoted their whole time
and attention to this Society, and for the
praise Of the young amateurs who are viii
ling 10 expose their talent to public eriti-
eism fer this deserving cause. No more at
tractivs way could be presented Of doing
good, for not only can the most exquisite
musical taste be gratifed, but all will have
the satisfaction Of knowing that, according
to the old mythology, "there is q chosen
place in heaven assigned to every one who
has in any way preserved or assisted or inn
proved the country" Let there be full
house and generous welcome.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

WHo WOMB Bl L1EvfESAEF7-Alio over
NOr.hera Ohio are numerous squads Of men
who would be willing TO 50 into service If
they could 60 under an acquaintance. But
few points can now raise full companies,
and few men seem TO care about raising
more squads. Any competentmhn who will
raise thirty recruits, and report them to
Camp Ford, Alliance, on or before the 2sth,
gill be guaranteed Lieuterantcy. Trans
porsstiOn viii be furnished from place Of en-
llstmsnt 10 camp.
Address, "oAP4. B. R. g."
1eth Reg, Alliance, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

TIE 0ReAKIztTIoE OF VoEUETEERs.-The
following order has been issued from the
Adjutant Generals Office:
]. All persons having received authority
from the War Department 70 raise volunteer
regiments, batteries or companies, in the
loTal States, are, with their commanders,
hereby placed under the orders Of the Gov
srnors Of those States, 10 whom they will
Immediately report the condition Of their
respective organizations. Those troops will
be organized or re-organized and prepared
for ssSyice by the Governors Of their respec-
tive States, in the manner they may judge
most advantageous for the interests Of the
general government.
II. Volunteer officers, who have complied
or may hereafter comply with the conditions
of their respective acceptances from the
War Department, and who have not received
commissions from the President Of the
United States, will be commissioned by the
Governors Of the respective States by fur
nishing the regiments, batteries or indepen-
dent com panies 70 which those officers are
attached.
III. The Governors Of the several States
may, at any time during the organization o.
q Tolnnteer regiment, authoriss The Adjuiani
General, Quartermaster, and, when abso-
/ lutely necessary, the medical officers there
I of, 10 be mustered into service, TO aid in re
Orpiting the regiment, and for the PrcmP
tlanaaciion Of all other public business. Al
ether officers viii be mustered into the ser
vice as directed IN general orders No. 81
current series from this Office,
L. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
GEoRGR Z. RueeLEs,
Assistant Adjutsnt General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
BUsINRss NoTICEs.

MlsosIc.-The mem bers Of Cleveland city
Lodge No. Is of Free and Accepted MasOns
are hereby notified 10 meet at their Hall on
Fridsy 4 tning, Sept. 20, at o'clock prs-
cisely, for the purpose Of attending the
fureral Of our deceased brother, VIM. ccls-
man; st Euclid. Members Of other Lodges
are invited 70 attsnd.
Carriages win be in attendance on the
part Of the Lodge b convey ell who may
wish TO 60.
By order Of the ". n.
seplV-S5S sss re, HoFEzEs see,y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
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WITH A TWO SrORf BRICK DWELLING
In the Italian ST. 70 Of architectnre, with barn.
well, cistern and out houses oil nsE, Just conplf
ted, and ready for occupancy The house Il built
with all modern improvements the grounds have o
front on Kinsnan Avenue 6f 20 rOos; q beautiful
Of the fsrmi there several springs Of pure water
running out from the banks II the TaTine, which
with simple hydraulic works. can be conveyed 70 any
part Of the Yarn. fOE Gentiemani5 Hesidelcl
the whole grounds ean Be elegantly ana tagtefnlly
arranged. For Garden, FtusYGrd, or 6ruit Oul
tura, Il can Be maze prohtable, being % near the
city-only shout 100 rods from the corporation limits
This fsrm can Be divided into lUts Of one 70 ave
more acres, and make elegant Residences and at 9
large advance Of the price st which u can lOW b
purchased There are about > or 3 9cre1 o. WOOD
land part Of which ig be8utiful Grove. Inf
KinGman Street Railroad passes through the Ave
noe in mont Of this Farm.
AlBo-A kEH TWO STORY BRICK .HOUBE,
Barn, Out Buildipg1, 3e.s corner Of kinamal aDd
class, With all the modern style, and built IN sub
gtanLiai manner.
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BBIOK HOUsE,
Barn, Out Buildings &c, situated on Forest street
Just north Ofthe residence OF the Hon A. G. Hioole
Lot 100 feet front By z6 feet deep This Il nftf
class house, built IN q substantial manner, and n
the Italian style Of arcbitectu-s,
AlsO-Another TWO STORY BBIOk HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings. &c, edoining the one last DE-
gcribsd- Lot 100 fsot rclt By - iest deep and N
ishsd in All respects Ike the other.
Also-OHE VACANT LOT, on kinsman gtraot
second lot from tho corner Of hingman Hnd Eoreei
streets, Is fset font bY 80 deep Nine lots On o1
est street, between kins1an ara ecoVilf AYennf
sast side. Lots 50 feet front By rs fsot deep. al
sell on time 70 suit purchasers. ....-
signedi 30. 409 Kinsmaa st., CisEslAad, Ohio;
iune1edS y % AhANh-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

D9 Thirty more men are wanted for
Capt. COtter's battery Of Artillery, to fill it
up. Capt. COtter has opened recruiting
Office at 100 Superior street. All who wish
to go in his battery must apply At Onoe, and
be ready to leave Saturday morning on the
o'clock train for Camp Chase. This viii
be the only opportunity to go in this bat
terry, as it is fast filing up. Come and
enlist ct onee. sept17:854
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

IMPORTANT TO EvERT oEE.-We wish to
call your attention to the advertisement in
to days paper, Of Dr.. E. L. sOule + Co.'s
Sovereign Balm PILLS. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter of q century been
a household word all over the world. They
are undoubtedly the best family medicine
now in use. The fact that more of them are
used than any other kind, makes US think
SO. They are purely vegetable-sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their ope'
ratiOna. No family should be without them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
Assistant Adiutsnt asneraI.

ABoT soLDIER.-A little boy named Isman
some twelve or fourteen years old, who has
been With Capt. NoIlrath's company in the
3sd regiment, was brought home yesterday
afternoon By srember Of the regiment. He
has stood the campaign well, but has of late
been somewhat out Of health. IN camp he
vent By the name of 'Jef. Davis" On ap-
prosahjng the borders, the officer stationed
thsEs ssked his name, for the purpose Of
giving him pass. The yOungster answered
aMy ssuas is Jef. Davis, Sir. /" ''Jsf. DsVisf'
vas ths reply, 81 can't pass any one Of that
nane.P "WelI, you see, was the repiy,
sthat one Of my real names is Arnold apd s6i
I might just as Aell be called by one IS the
other" BE got his pass and is safe ct home
in East Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20


M t1IioainE e an extraot frum . letter Writtc1
~ ~ Basssr Of sBapiiSt ohETch % fhO " journal
lld HolsSRssr," Cincinnati, Ohio snd spoAhI vol
ERss a nFoF q thAt EOFla-senoNhsd medicine, Of
! .HAA WmneE'a sooFnns sVEUF EOa OaILDHlE
naI
@We - "a adVeTtisementln u yoar collisana nm
vIirzl0w's Soothing syrup. Eog W nsyer said >
on1 q fEFoE Of patent nodcins bai5rs n our HIS,
6EE5 ~ npsllsd 70 ~ 10 your fes5sFz thst tha
z - neh1lbag-Vn HkVE En1zD p, am ss0W II 70
aEIu gEAEEs. Ith BroBably, Ons oi the most
esosslul nsecinss % The daF, heo1uss it b Of
- bsSL And thoss Of Your r18darE Who have babos
eat e bsttsF fhsa % lay ina supply"
ess ndFafsissnaa1 n another column. ssrzsRes
"A ERIEED IN EEED. TBY Il.
"a E4KaEis IEEALEIELH EIEIzEE1 q vr5parsi
hun ths esoipe o. Dc. Btslhsn Sweet. o. Con.
ssorut shs aEea4 boussottsF. end has been ussd n
~ rzaniiss br ths Lest twenty ysarI With Ia mosi
.oniEhing success. A. un sKfarnal remedy Il d
Ulfhoat riEaf Gnd VII aIIsfists Eatn more spssd.
IL thaa Iv0thsF prsDlzation. Tor "a 8hsunsati1
- Hurvous Dflordsr5 L d traly inhllibis and -
<affFs for 6Ores. wounds, Eprain5 Bruises. a.,
te toashlna, hseliaes and Dor-Ef 1sTens sths1iEE
sVusrttsu, ezolts tbs uIi Wonosf and autonlsbmoui
u en 4hs bavs sses given 4 q trial Over fous
rundrsd osrtisoasas q ramarEabls curas, performed
~ 4 within ths laei tEo yssrs. attest this ssot
Forsais By Strong = ArnsEong and Em. Fisko,
Sc advertisement aspz-h16dAu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

WOEDER II He Is DEGD ?-The Syracuse
Standard Gays that man named Mulheran
stabbed man named Maekey "sO such an
extent that his bowels and liver fell upon
the floor. It is not supposed that the in
jured man can survive" We should sup
pose that under the circumstances it might
be rather incOnvenient to survive any great
length Of time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20
OswRGO nIARKRT-sspt. 10.
fBT fELEoBAPH.l /

IDf tELE0BAPH.I
RLOUR-Market Arm.
RHEAT-In moro active demand Sales 6.OO9
bush No, Chrago spring at 93o; ls,OCO bush do at
Csc; 1000 bush do lt &c.
Uther grains quiet.
CANAL FRE19HES-Advanced 1c on -four,
and l612a on grain Early In the morning at Sc on
Hour, l2c on Wheats lie on corn to New York. One
boat took corn at f2c.
LAKE, IMPORTS-ls0 80 bush wheat; 2,OOl
bush corn; 5000 buah barley: 100 bush rye.
wheat; I8400 bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

TEE CLEYELAKD AND BUFFALO sTEANERs.-
The steamers Western Metropolis and City
Of Buffalo have laid up for the season at
Monroe. The travel is not sufficient to war.
rant them in running longer.
Capt GOldsmishwe through here on his
way homo ysstsl day aflernOOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-20

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uith eopious instrpotiOnE to the sure msthod Of
sirrel,l { the NiBoViAcs that ffedusnfIy take held
% those ABou1 70 ESTEB into the narrirgs state.-
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nos.
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