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The WEDDELL HousE.-Tbe repairs that
have been going on in the Wsddsll House
for several months past, under the supsrin-
dsnoe Of Mr.. G. B Smith, are about com
pletsd and everything looks as bright as q
new silver dollar. if any Of our readers re-
member how that looks. The various me-
chsnics to whose skill the Wsddsll House
owes its renewed beauty, are deserving of
notice for the very satisfactory manner in
which each has performed his work. The
.fresoOing was done by the artist Kramer,
who is unrivallsd in that line. J. B. Tas-
colt did the painting and granting and is
now painting the outside. The graining
is rarely excellsd.
Thomas LuptOn painted the halls and
pariOrs ann they look very fine indeed.
One suit ef parlors is painted a light pink
and the other grey. S. G. Eason did tho
plastsring, Robert Holmes furnished the
iron railing, Myers & Uhl furnished the
marble mantle pieces, J. A. Vincent manu.
fsctured the counters in the clerks Of
hee, J. Wanser furnished the CRATES and B.
P. Bower did the plumbing.
The Messrs. KirkEoOd will commence to
furnish the house very soon and viii open it
sometime in November. The furniture will
all be new and purchased in New York and
Boston. Tbs WsddelI, when oPsnsds will
not be excelled by any hotel in the West,
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MMERCIAI. L.


MOBNING LEADER OFFICER
MONDAY EgENue. September Il. isSS-
BiOur-sales 50 bbIsred wheat extra at sI,eO zoo
bbls old white double extra st $500 and IS bbs ntw
do At ISIS.
Wheat-sales cars red on track at sl,es; and
1000 bush from store at same.
COrn-sales esrs on track ct SEC.
Oats-Sales cars on track atsSc.
HiEhwines-sale small lot at lso.
seeds-sale 50 bags Timothy at s7,7s.
Cheese-Firm at IOsIOzc for good to choice
grades.
BHtteF-Firm at isc for ch:ice Western Reserve.
EEgs-scarce and higher salesat I4al5c.
Receipts 10000 bash wheat 1900 bushels corn,
400 bush Osts, and 40 bush barley.
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GEESE II A PL1GHT.-Captsin JudsOn Of
the schooner KimbsIl, reports seeing Aoek
Of fifteen or twenty tame geese about six
miles Outin the lake yesterday as he came in.
They appeared to be lost, and were greatly
frightened. They were going nOrthWard.
Perhaps they were -, no. 1t couldn't be
that they were fleeing to Canada to escape
the "draft." They wouldn't be such
81 Reese.n
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Panama Minister Ordered to
Leave.
RumOFed that COrWln had been
rendered his Passports.
AFFAIRS IN TEXAS.

NhH 4Ohkf oepl. r.
A Richmond paper says a dispatch from
Mobile the 7th gives the following in ref
erenoe to affairs in Texas:
Excellent wages are paid in Texas for
field hands. Negroes sell at from $1,000
to 81, 600 each. Upwards Of 100000 slaves
have arrived from Louisiana and Missis-
siPpi.
Planters and speoulstoFs are going be-
yOnd Shreveport TO purchase or hire
Good beef, on foot, &c. per pound. Veg
etsbles cheap. Cattle bring $50. Coffee
S5c. in silver and s. in currency, at
Brownsville, Texas.
Planters are cheerfully according tithes
to the Government.
Pendleton has been elected to Con gress.
Herbert, Sexton and Branch are elected to
Congress.
Military matters quiet
The people and troops are prepared to
repel invasion.
The Indians on the frontier are trouble
some.
An average Of fourteen vessels are eOr-
stantly of Galveston blOckading the har-
bor
Great confidence is felt in General Ma
gruder.
The crops in Texas are uuprccedently
large. There are wheat and corn enough
raised TO supply the western bank Of the
Mississippi for two years to come, if not q
glain is soWn in the interval
The summer has been very dry.
Cotton picking commenced in August
About 15,0 900 bales of the old crop are now
in the State.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.
New YoRK, September IA.
The following is Lord Russells reply,
relative to the steam rams in the Mersey:
FOREIGN OFFICE, August IL.
GEETLEMEE IL have received your let
ter, calling attention to q subject Of very
grave and pressing Importance, namely,
the fitting out or equippiDg Of two power
full iron-plated steam rams, which l am
informed, are intended to commit HOSTILE
ties against the Government and people Of
the United States. My attention has long
been directed 10 these subjects. Both the
Treasury and Home Departments have, at
my request, made most anxious inquiries
upon the subject of these steam rams You
are aware that By the Foreign Enlistment
Act sloop is liable 10 be detained, and
the owners are subject TO a penalty when
the ship is armed or equipped for purposes
Of war, and the owners intend to use her
against some state or community in friend
ship with Her Majesty. It is necessary to
prove both the equipment and intention.
II is necessary for the conviction in 8 pub
lie Court of Justice to have the evidence Of
9 creditablo witness.
1 was in hopes when began to read
your memorial that you would propose to
furnish me with evidence to prove that
the steam rams in question were intended
to carry on hos'ilities againt the Govern
ment and people Of the United States. But
you have made no proposal of the sort, and
only tell me that you are informed that
so and so, and it is believed that so and
%. You must be aware, however, that
according to British Law, prosecutions can
not be set on foot upon the ground Of viO-
lation Of the Foreign Enlistment Act with
out the affidavit Of 3 credible witness, ss
in other cases Of misdemesnor and crime
Such likewise is the law in use.
Yours, &C.,
| RUSSELL.
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THE visitors to the city during the State
Fair, who require to be well posted as to
where to go to get the largest stock to select
from in the opticallin would do well to re-
member L. H. sOlOmOnson, 0ptician, first
door from the entrance to the American Ho-
tel. His spectacles cannot be surpassed for
all the requirements of those afflicted with
weakness Of sight, shortness of vision, &c,
&c. His stock of other optical instruments,
Telescopes, Microscopes, Surveying Compass
ses, Magnifying Glasses, Diagrams, Magic
Lanterns, BarOmetsrs, French Artificial
Eyes, &c, We have ne doubt will find it
well worthy their attention to give Mr.. L.
q. Solomonson a call and makes selection
from his large stock. septl5:457
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NV ADYEKTIsRMFNTz.


LA Besd Co BGaEers-Golds Silver and oOu-
pons Bought and s5ld and Monsy Loaned.
John Ellsler -Aehdemy o. Musis-
Dr. Emme.t Roberts Cure Of Chronic Disess,s
SIN. smJh-stsrIing Medical College.
=. s. Psddock-Furs, urs
8. A. Fuller. 4 Oo-Hats. Caps, Furs, &C.
An. Mead-Shas Academy.
Hutton SCo-Pumps Of Every Description.
a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. spOrtsmen.
CIV. Orowen 4 Co-DeIns or Sewing Machine.
80. ". WsgneT-Loan ofics.
G. ". OroWsl Co-Girl Wanted
Hutton 4 Co SOLID Wood Tubing.
B. Butts Co-Bais, Cars aud Fur
Al G. Rotfbsrg-steei Collars.
OsElcs Oo-Ihsrmometers-L cal Notice.
wm. W. Andrews TO = ct chsrs- Local Notice.
- aksr-Papers--L ooAl Notices.
BANKRUPT sale Of Boots and Shoes LCesl Notice.
Opticisn--Eocal-.
FL Ba'dsin Co-Dry Goods-LOoals.
10 the HaGiss Of oisveiand-Boeal ROtoss
2 s5tiles ECo-Boots aad sheez-LoSsl. 7rIs r.7
IS. Periey-Optioisn-
Wm. rsY-Shaving and 3aths-LOcAl Eotics
3 sN Sanford q co-soard rding-L eesl EOtiee
Wm Day-Wsg ?. tsblishmeDt-L LEGAL Notice.
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LOCAL NOTICES

To The CITIZENS OF CLEvELAND.-We re-
spectfully call your attention to the large
and complete stock of Boots and Shoes, just
opened at 1Os Superior street, few doors
from Water street. These goods will be
sold at wholesale and retail at about fifty
cents on the dollar, in order to close up the
business. This work was manufactured by
one of the oldest and largest houses in the
West, and of the very best material, and by
the most experienced workmen. We solicit
the attention of dealers as we'll as those who
are about to lay in their Winter supply for
themselves. septl5R2I
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On Tuesday last the mAtsO Ofths y :opsIlsf ozasns-
bursh, whilst reehng q sail during hiQh wiz d in
Grand Traverse Bay, fsH over card and was dr own
cd. Hisnams was Edmund Eldrid gs, sndhe leG ives
Eifs and two child:en, His BODY has not be- ' re-
cVTersd,
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FKniI WA-HlNGTON.

WAsHIHGTOH, sept. IA.
On Sunday night q small party Of rebels
crossed the Potomac at the mouth Of Sene-
ca creek and helped themselves to horses
and other property.
On a previous occasion another gang
came over and after depredating on several
farms, carried of few mules. The owner
followed the thieves and reported the facts
to White, the partisan leader, who de-
nounced the act, instituted q search re,
covered the mules and sent the offenders
70 Richmond for trial.
The owner Of the mules did not fare 30
well on this side. he Was arrested and is
now in prison for hiding intercourse with
the enemy.
Thirty Of the guns recently captured by
the Minnesota, near Fort Fisher, in the VI
cinity of Wilmington, North Carolina, have
reached Washington. They are Of Eng
lish manufacture. One is q Whitworth
gun. They are splendid pieces Of ordnance
and apparently have been used butts short
time.
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ACCOMMODATIONS DURIEo THE Fan
Colonel Ross, in addition to the extensive
seoommodstiOns for guests in the Angler, has
prepared to lodge three hundred people out
side Of the hotel, in private houses and rooms
in the immediate vicinity Of the Angler. His
preparations for feeding people during the
fair ars o. the most ample scale. ass-l
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CLAIMS AND PATENTs.-Bounty, back
pay aud pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to US and we viii send you our paper.
C. G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, DC. june3:R28
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IT is Of great Importance for persons
who have to use glasses to have them fitted
70 their eyes by a scientific Optician, one who
knows the exact power the spectacle lens
should have, to make up the deficiency of
their sight ss such We recommend Mr.. j.
s. Psrley, Opdeian, No. l2s Superior
street, under the johnson House. Heunder-
stands his business. His stock is large and
his prices moderate ssp15:457
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the Fair will be at William Days Elegant
Hair Dressing and Wig rooms. The finest
wax figure in the world will be on exhibition,
besides all the life-like improvements Of all
Europe in all kinds of wig work.
sepI5:457 46 Public Square. south side.
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N. Y. MONEY mARKET-sept. IA.

By TIKI EGRAPH.I
MOney-Market easy at 6s7 , cent.
sterling ExchamEe-Firmer, with moderate
busine at l434Nl4f4
GOI5-Has advanced 2 p cent. Opening at sO3S,
advancing To 33A, and closing firm at 32X
GOVernmenG HtOcka-Firm United States
6lu7.
state Stocks Missouri Skies ssa: Tennessee
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WADsvORTH's " DRE UP" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say we think this med
icine Is the most valuable remedy for Oatarrh
We have ever sold.
mchas STRONG &ARMsTRoNG.
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FoR COlic, Bowel Complaints, Diarhoea
and Cholera Morbus, use POrtsr's Cure Of
Pain. tits sure cure. Price 25 cents. For
sale By All druggists. .fr ar'-.-,
W. L. Porter 4 Co.,
aug21:R1 12s Detroit St., Cleveland.
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Mr. V. Swain, Of this city, has sola his schooner.
the Flight, to parties in ChiesRo fur thssun fssn
thousal dollars. She is $50 tons buTfhsn, and aas
en- years old. - l1
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THEY sell at II Public Square the finest
make Of Pianos in America, at lower figures
than any other house in the city can sell at.
septI
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Days PANORAMA OF THE WAR.-This
fine exhibition comes of nightly at Ohapin's
Hall. It is possessed of more than ordinary
merit and should be seen by all.
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S2ERLIEe's ANBEosIA PoR TIE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have Just received
another large invoice.
meh2S STRoEe / Armstrong.
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TIE best place to buy your Winter Boots
and Shoes is at suttles & Co.'S, 100 Superior
street. They have the largest assortment in
Cleveland. All of their work is made By the
most experienced workmen in the country
and there is no danger of their boots ripping
to pieces the first time they are worn. Their
faction. Persons desiring good article in
their line would do well to call while their
assortment is so large. septl5:457.
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MISS sEGUR's CoEcERT LAST NIGHT was
well attended and passed cG satisfactorily.
Z All lovers Of good music regret the speedy
departure Of this accomplished lady for the
Fsst. rsEHaa
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SHAVING AND BATHs.-William Days
new Shaving, Hair Cutting and Bath rooms
are the best fitted and the largest in the city.
The magnificent wax figure is on eyhihists;--.
sepI5:456 4s rUVnc SqueiO
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Various portions OF the raft which was rsecnGy
broken upon Lake Hurons is reported floating ahaRs
in the locality OF Point an BarQue.
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We should not do justice to our fair
readers did we fail to call their attention to
the magnificent display of Autumn olOaks
and Mufisrs just opened at Baldwin's.
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septJ3-2t

THE best Brandy, Whiskey, Port, Ns-
tive Grape. Currant and Black Berry Wine
for medicinal use, in America, at Halls, II
Public Square.
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JUDGE UNDERWOOD NOT CAPTURED.
WAsHIEaFoN, Sept IA.
il untrue, as stated in the neWsps-
mars. that Judge John @. Underwood Of
Virginia was captured on Friday By Gusr-
rllias near 0eeoqusn,
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RE-OPEHED.-Richards' billiard room
was rs-Opensd last evening, and is quite bril-
liant with new paper and paint.
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GoDEY for October, splendid number,
at Bakers, 259 Superior street, and l07 Pub
lie Square.
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THE most superb silks we have seen are
those Garnet, nine -colored and other MOirs
antiques, at Badlwin's.
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GEETLEMEE AND LADIES will find a COM
Portable place 10 stay during the Fair at the
Cleveland Female Seminary, directly opPO-
site the Fair Grounds. Terms 81 per day.
septI5:457 S. N. SANFORD & Co.
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To TEAcHERs OF THE PUBLIC Schools
The Public Schools of Cleveland will be clos
ed during Thursday and Friday Of the pre-
sent week. By order of the Board Of Eduea-
ton. WV. W. ANDREWS,
septI5-2t Secretary.
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An ounce of Truth is better than pound
of Dragging. To prove it Try Parsons In
imitable Compound Dentrihee.
augl7:R2- Stew
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PORTLAND, Me-, September IA.
Bath gives Samuel Cory, Union oandi-
date for Governor, 1921; Bradbury, Dem
ocrat, .s29 Lewiston gives Cory $50 la-
iority, q gain Of 175 to 200. Auburn
gives Republican gain Of 76 votes.
Intelligence from east Of The kennebeo
shows strong Republican gsins.
Returns from six wards give Cory
2,2Ol, Bradbury, 1850, being net RePub-
licsn gain Of 2,O01, which VIII probably
be more increased By ward q.
The following is the vote Of some Of the
chief towns Augusts gives Cory, for
Governor, 800 majority, . net gain Of l2S
for the Republicans. sesrbor0 gives
Cory 200 majority, . gain Of 4S. Bangor
gives Cory $50 majority, net gain Of
3S5. Bremen gives Cory 300 majority,
net gain Of 1853. Bedford gives Cory 67S,
Bradbury, Democrat 7s7. Laeo gives
Cory 67s, Bradbury $50, UniOn gain q
s14. Portland viii probably give 500
Union majority.
.-,.--, nran nwuu
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EscAPED:-Thss .dessrter who was fool
3 ish enough 70 IEn into the clutches Of Moor
Robson, the deputy Provost Marshal, was
smart enough to get away from the officer
Who was taking him to Columbus last week.
he slipped of the train at Shelly and has
not been recauRht
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

A new assortment Of fine gold pens, gold
mounted rubber pencils and all kinds Of
fancy goods, at Bakers, 259 Superior street
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LADIES, look at he Elegant Millinery
Goods opening at Mrs. ShaW's Rooms, 236
Superior street.
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ATTENTION, COMPANY H.-COmpany Il,
29th Regiment o. V. NJ, will meet at the
Atheneum Hall on Tuesday evening, Septem
bar 18th, at half past seven o'clock P. N, in
full uniform. A full attendance Of all the
members is expected. By order,
o. II. BAIRD,
septJ3-2t Captain.
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FRAVKLKR's KEGIsEKK.
DEPARTURES

asCitizsns Wishing conveyance 20 either Of the
nboFs Trains or Boats viii be called f0r by Coaches
cfatsvens' Omnfbus Line by leaving their address
& the OnnIbus O1oe, AZ suPsrOrst., next door 70
tbs Wed5en Houce-
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FROM THR POTOMAC ARMY.
HEADoUARrERs ARMY or P0foNAo, I


General Pleasanton has advanced % tns
Rspidan. The rebels were in position with
infantry, artillery and cavalry 70 prevent
our crossing. Our casualties yesieFoey
we're three killed and 40 wounded Among
the latter was General CushsE, not serious
". however. BE commanded brigade ~
General zilpatrick's division snd vas
vounded while calamity charging body
Of the enemy, IN which attask three guns
we're oartufed
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DR.. BETTELEY has removed to the office
of Dr. Blair, Erie street, first door south Of
Euclid. Augusts.12S.
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PETERSON, BallOu, Leslies 1Oc monthly,
Arthur's Home Magazine and lie Bon Ton,
al for October, at Bakers, 259 Superior
street and los Public Square.
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DoE'T "Spend one Dime for Boots and
Shoes until you 20 to the Great Bankrupt
Sale, los Superior street, few doors from
Water street. They are closing out the stock
completely for the benefit of creditors, at
about fifty cents on the dollar. Above all
others, this is the place to save your money.
Give them a call. Don't forget the place,
1OS Superior street. septl52t.
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NY. sroCK n1ARKRr-s.p,.1a.
BUFFALO MARKRT-sept. IA,

Ut NzAH7O IIl71l- n . 4 1CpLa IL
lBY TELEGRAPH.I
FiOuF-Hiarket dull
Wheat-NothinR doing. Sales choice No 2 Chi
eago spring at sl,02; No do at sl O3; red Winter
Oh 10 al El %; do Illinois at ANS
COrn-Market quiet. salesat 6l5f662e.
55c for Ohio.
Whisky-Sales at 4s64s5Sc
to New York.
81 mO bushels corn -
Exp9rts-NO barrels -four, 4I,nOO bush wheat
barley,
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SINCE locking over the immense stock
Of goods opened at BaldEin's, We do not
wonder the crowds of buyers one always
meets there.
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YE HUNGRY.-Tom. Elwood, on Bank
street, has a great variety Of fish, game, 30.
for the Fair. 2t
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A new novel by Mrs. Wood" Squire
Prerelyn's Heir,"-just received at Bakers,
259 Superior street. a.|s
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The whole number Of entries this year is
l 800, 50 far, large increase over last year.
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Colonel Anderson and Hon. John A. Bing-
ham were at the Angler last night.
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THERMoMETERs, and WoodrufFs Patent
Baromoters, Cowles & Co, agents for the
manufacturer, 1877 Weddell House. ..
senI5.W
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M A Rim E.
Po1- or o1rvELaHD, september "A.


Pom or ObEvELkED, September a.
.e EETRRED.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
stmr Illinois, Robertson Onto1sgon-
Prop iren City, Turner, ntpnagOn.
Pr D Northern LiEht Spauldiug, OntOnagon-
Prop Atlantic, Pratt Buffalo.
Ptop YOung Amsrica, Forsyth, Toledo.
Prop tlean, d iscoli, Dunkirk.
Prop Rocker, Gaylord, BuffaiO.
Prop Michigan, ROiOs Ogdens burgh.
Prop cleveland. = eed, ogdensburgh
Bark d. p. DObbins, kendTick, BudalO.
Brig Castalia. Olok, Marquette.
Schr Exchange bow n, Marquette.
Scbr Cuyahoga. Skinner, Marquette.
fchr Amazon, Young, hufIai4. fI
Srhr Brifania. Chute, Port Ryeese.
Schr Union, Barr ws, Port Burwell-
Schr Governor, Taylor, kingston
Schr agstafi, stone, marq iette.
Schr +. aker. Robinson, Buffalo.
echr ARROW Bennett, Buffalo
schr A. &C. Hat, BigelOw, BufialOs
schr II Kimball Judson, MnTQueeta,
sehr Chas Hinckls, Manning, BuflAlO
ScoW y m Park, Flick, Fort auTon
rcoW Sutler Girl. Carter, kelly'E Island.
Sew Julia Smith, Stone, Port Hurun. I'D
rcOw Industry CLARK, Toledo.
ScOW Granville, Cassidy, Rendeau.
.---...-.., -ss OEAARKD.
stmr May Queen, ScKag, Detroit.
Prop Young Ameriea, ForsYth, OgdensburEh.
Prop Rocket, Gay lord, Green Bay.
Prop Cleveland, esd, hicagO.
Brig Amazon, YoHng, Buffalo.
Schr Queen. SOuthWick, Szndnsky.
senr A 4. Hart, BigeloE, Chicago
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UHIOE Meeting AT PAIKEsTILLE.-Yes-
terday a large and spirited mesting was
held in Painesvills. Between three and four
thOusandof the patriotic sons Of Lake ooun-
y we're in council. The meeting was el1-
qusntly and ably addressed BY Colonel An
dsrsOn, Hon. John A. Bingham, and Gener-
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BALDWIN & Co., have the most elegant
Lace Edgings and Collars we have ever
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REAL Paisley and French Cs1aeps Hair
shsRls at BaldEin's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

No one thinks of buying Balmoral,
except Of B&ldWip's. Td u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

AMERICAN and English blankets, at Bald
wins.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

LOR SALE "A VERY NICE AND
nearly nes ECP BUGGY, Aastern make, vii
basolu Al a hargEIn, iiapsed FOR soon CsB be seen
at the Il be 4 mr. f-ulman, on 8 cademY ant,
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