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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
NEWYORK mARKET-sept. u.


Cottnu-MarFe ct dull and lower Sales At c6G67c
for middling Uplands.
Fiour-harket less active and prices is without
decided change
Sales at S4,75G4.s5 for extra stats SSlsas. 40
for extra round hOoped Ohio S. l5627 90 for trade
brands. Market closing quiet
WhislZy-Market quiet eales 5n5<c.
Wheat-Market dull, and lending downwards
Sales at slc9f03 for Chicago Spring g3cAel u for
Milwaukee Clubs 81 l2gl,lg for Winter red West
ern.
Corn-Market heavy. Sales at 73S74c for ship
ping mixed Western closing at the inside price.
Oats Market moderately aetive. Sales at 63d7lc
for Western.
WO0l-Market quiet and nominaly unchanged
POrk-Market opened dull and closed q shade
lower.
Sales at slI.75dlI s71< for old me s sl362xnI375
for new mess; 80 50dl0,75 for new prime; sl3,25@
1870 flr new prims mess.
Beef-Harket more active. Sales at 50 ,5OG7 70 for
country mess o. 5O6.oO for country prime; sl2 OOa
l2a0 for repacked mess; S3 00Dl5O0 for extra
Prime Eiess Beef-Dull and nominal.
Cut meHts-Quiet and firm. Sales at 51[G54c
for Shoulders and 81 i6916c for HAMS
Bacon SideB-NOminally unchanged.
LRrd-Market dull. Sa,es lUalUJ6c the latter an
extreme price.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
SPEcIAt DISPATCHES.
FROM MAsHINaTON.
Government Revenues and Bonds
...Erglish Iron-0lads.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.I
WASHINGTON, setember /

WAsHTEGToN, Setember II.
The sales Of $40 bonds have increased
during the week, and the facilities Of the
Treasury are such that all present orders
will be soon filed. Issues for the work
amount to eleven million of dollars-one-
half Of it to-day. The engravers and
printers will hereafter be abs to keep up
with the orders.
The Navy Department have no oonfr-
nation of the report contained in the New
York Herald's Queenstown letter Of Au-
gust Both, that one Of the rebel iron-Olads
had sailed from England. The story is
diseredited here.
General Custor in conversation with
gentleman from the army of the Potomac
denied the statement made in the Tribune
that he had crossed the RsppahannOck at
fredericksburg to hold an interview with
the rebel General Hill He pronounees
the whole story fabrication.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
decided that all vessels or water craft Of
which ksels or such parts as are equiva-
lent to keel were actually laid at the time
Of the passage Of the act Of March Sd,
1853, are exempt from the sdyaIorun du-
ty of twOpercent imposed by that act. On
all vessels hereafter built tax of two per
cent. is to be levied on the hull of the ship,
boat or vessel in its finished state, includ-
ing; the cook house, forecsstle, pinnacle,
cabin pilot house and texas, together with
masts and spars, and tax to be assessed
upon the entire value Of the same without
any deductions on account Of the duties
paid upon, or Of any materials used in the
construction Of the vessel.
The receipts from customs at four prin-
cipal ports for August were 81 100000,
and g, 100000 of direct tax. The Com
missioners Of Florida have lately sold
amounting to about $4,000, and |
bid on most of it themselves.
Commissioner Lewis has declared the |
sales null and void, on the grounds that
they were made without the concurrence
of all Of the members Of the Board, one
of them, Mr.. stickney, being absent, and |
members will probably be dis |
missed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


o. A. Read 4 Co, BsnkerH-Gold, Silver and Oou
pOns Bought and seld, and Money Loaned.
Van AnbUrgh CO-Menaserie.
John Ellsler-Acadsmy o. MuEis
sands' Great Combination Cirrus.
I. P. .sherwoOd-wholesl,e Millinery Notice
L. Benedict soas-Hats, Caps End Furs.
n. Z. OritteBden-MIlitary Goods.
L. Benedies soRs-Lsdies' and Hissfs Hats,
\. z. OritisnaeR-Post Ofiee Scales
Taylor, GusWold Co-Kid Gloves.
HuBsey MeBride-For Lake Superior.
Davis, PeixotiO CO-Fall snd Winter (lothing
Umlsuft & Hsrtsl-Freneh Dye House.
HaliWell a raniels-Ariifeisl Testh.
OoWles-stsrling Silver Ware.
A q G. Rettbei g-WOolsn Hcsie y.
Pslton Drsed-For chicago.
Sunday School Union-Loeal Notice.
Mrs.. sha E-Bonbets hctAl Notice.
u Pub. Square e-BrAndy, &c-Local Notice.
Wm Mclaughlin EuREy for Sac
Ohas. COttlsr-Btrber Shop-Looal Rotioo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
FROm NEW YORK.

NEW Y0RK, Sept Is.
Washington specials state that Mrs. Leech,
wife Of the Superintendent Of tho Tredgar Iron
Works, has arrived from Richmond.
The evacuation Of East Tennessee by the Con-
federate forces caused the greatest surprise and
gloom at Richmond, as AL were anticipating 9
battle instead Of the peaeeabls occupation BY ihs
Union forces.
Troops from Lees army had been arriving
quite freely. Their destination was unknuWn.
There was a general belief that Charleston
would be captured.
1t is rum0red that Secretary Chase viii eels-
brate the capture Of Charleston BY the resump-
ton Of specie payment at the United States
Treasury.
The receipts Of gold are said to be enormous,
and it IS believed II specie payments we're re-
sumed the demand for gold would cease, While
the actual cost Of the war would be reduced ons
million Of dollars per week The authority FER
LhIs sLatement Is not over reliable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

COLONEL MCGROARTT, Of the 61st Ohio
regiment, as gallant a soldier as ever drew q
sword, soldier who fought in some sixteen
battles, who was wounded fifteen times, who
was lifelong Democrat, ard now an un-
compromising War Democrat and uneondi-
tiOnal Union man, has been invited to speak
With Senator Chandler at the Union meet
ing to morrow evening. The Colonel has
most intense hhtrsd Of Southern traitors and
And Northern COppsrhesds. He Is partiou.
larIy seTereon VallsBdighsm, the convict can
didate for Governor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
THE WAsHITA RIVER EXPEDITION

. DAINOI CtUIeUlUar II
The Memphis Bulletin OF the 9th announces
the arrival Of the steamer Groesbeck from
Vicksburg.
The Washts River Expedition, consisting OF
the greater part Of General Logan's old brigade,
regiment Of cavalry and battery Of artillery,
had returned rom athOrough reeonuoissaneeo or
the Northern p rtion Louisiana laying adjacent
to Washita River.
No organized force Of the rebels was found
A detour was made to the north, in the direction
Of EldOrado, Arkansas. A large number or SOL
dlers came voluntarily into our lines and surren-
dered. About twenty-five o. these came up on
the Groesbeck. They report matters in that
department as looking qRite gloomy the cid
eonscnption laws are totally inadequate.
Kirby Smith, who is commanding west OF the
Mississippi, has called on all the old men to raj
will not be needed more than sixty DAYS as by
that time the fate Of the West viii be decided.
The wreck Of the steamer Courier was burned
by gueTrlllas % prevent her being raised.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

Miss sEeUR's CoEcERT.-0ur citizens
tre indebted to this lsdy for numemOus musi-
cal treats, and viii, no doubt, improve the
opportunity presented tonight for express
ing sense of the obligation BY thronging
Brainard's Han. Miss ssgur will be assisted
At the concert BY Mrs. r. Sheppard, Mr.. C.
3. Robinson, Mr.. &. G. Rouse and Mons.
G. valiant, talented performers well known
70 as all The programme has bssn prepared
with care, and gives promise Of delightful
entsrtainmsnt for the music loving.
We see in the Toledo Blade dsssrvedIy
kind and complimentary letter addressed to
Miss segur by the Vsstry Of St. Johns
church in that city, inviting her to give
farewell concert there. Miss ssgur's early
return to New York prevents her accepting
the prOfsTsd Invitation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
COMM Err GAL.
MORNINa LEADER oTTOE

MORNING LEADER OFTIOE, I !,
sRTURDAT EVENINs, Beptember z, 1884, )
FiOur-Quist, with light sales at yestsrday'spri
ssz.
Wbeaf-saies cars red at sl,o6 on track, 1000
bush at 81 O6 free on board, cars amber at sl,O6k
and car do at8l,O7.
COru-Firm at CSC.
Onts-sale car at Soc on track.
High Wines-Held at 4sc, without sales.
seeds-sale Is bags Timothy at S2,75. Clover is
held at 1878.
EEes-sales at lie.
Butter-In good demand, with sales 50 kegs wes-
tern Reserve at Isc.
suIt-steady at s2,aO for Fine and s225 for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
ODs-CarbOn remains firm at 659hsc.
POtatOes-Ssles at sc.
Embarrassing at 4i@47c.
Receipts-7,6Oo -sh wheat, 200 bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

VI. s. 8. R. R-Oars on the West Side
Street Railroad will begin running with reg
ularity to-day. From seven An. to nine P.
n, the cars viii start from each end on tRsn-
ty minutes timsi after that time every forty
minutes. Fhs last car will leave the West
Side at 1920 F.H., and leave the corner Of
Seneca and Superior streets at eleven B.N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

PUBLIC MEETING TO RECEIVE THE Barr
ISL DEPUTATIoS.-A public meeting will be
held in the Second Presbyterian Church on
Monday evening, the l4th inst, at ~
O'Clock, which the Rev. Dr. Massis Of Lon
don, senior member Of the deputation ap-
pointed by the COMMITTEES Of the Anti-Slave-
~ Conference held at Manchester, England,
will attend to present the address and State
ments Of nearly 5000 ministers Of the gospel
in France and Great Britain.
Clergymen Of the city and Of the Reserve,
Of all denominations, are cordially invited to
meet in the Lecture Room Of the church at
at 61[ o'clock,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

- " AaHINHTUN1 06 UIellDoF II.
There will be no draft in Indiana under the
present call. She has furnished s3, sos three
years troops. Her quota, under the call OF the
Government in lS6i-'62 was G. 932, making an
excess in favor Of the state Of % sol. The num-
Der enrolled in the first class under the present
draft, is ,IG3. One fifth Of the number is the
quota called for by the Government, namely
1881, which is 1,669 less than the excess furnish
ed by the State Of three years men in 1861 and
Governor Morton to-day accomplished the OBJ
ject Of his visit to Washington. in the settlement
Of the question as above stated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
CAPTURE OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS.

WAsHINGFoH, September -.
The Navy Department. has received Informs,
ton Of the capture, on the ed ultimO, in LAT
tude 2so so, Longitude $50 8O, By the steamer
Csyauga, the schooner Wave, which had run the
blockade ct San Luis Pass, near Galveston,
bound to Vera Cruz shs bad the SWISS Confsd-
Grafton Tag flying. and Is owned By J. c. Kuhns
Swiss Consul st Galveston Her cargo eonsist8
OF eighty bales Of cotton.
The Csyauga also captured ths schooner J. z.
Davis, OF the Bio Grande,, having run oct Of the
same port. She bad no papers, colOrs or log
book. Her cargo consists ofsT bales Of eottol.
Both vessels we're sent TO New Orleans for ae-
Indication
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

THs Vallahdigham meeting ct Brain
ards Hall Saturday night was toIerabIy we'll
sttsnded. Psndleton sPokss and several Isasar
lights Of the British Dsmoeraoy sndeavorsd
70 illuminate the dark and fOggy theories
and positions Of thsif school Of politicians.
We looked in on them about nine O'Clock,
and listened for short time to an unknown
brother Who was "szhorting" in words Of
learned length and laundering sound. The
sodisnes vas mOdsrate. The applause vent
like elOok-WOrk, ,--Onee il 50 often. But soon
the sir, laden With the sfRuvia Of the sgrsat
unvasbsd eoaYinesd rs that We wars ain
bsd OdOr " thsrs, and We ineentinsntly vita
drew, i-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
RORRIGN NEWS.

ST. johns, N. F., September H.
The following is the continuation Of the news
Of the City OF Manehesler, which arrived off Cape
Race yesterday evening:
Left Liverpool on the Sd and Queenstown on
the Sd.
The London Morning Herald understands that
in a French Cabinet council the expediency ofre-
cognizng the South was discussed The major
iiy being in favor Of doing 50, but that final
discussion was not arrived at.
The Polish question remained without
change
The Congress OF the German Princes had
closed and the result was satisfactory to the
Emperor Of Austria
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
FRoa ZEE PoroaIAC ARmY.

y" WAaHIN1IolI bepT- II.
Information from the army Of the Potomac
shows that We still guard the fords between Fal-
mouth aud RoppahRnnock Station.
Rebel piekets still continue ct this point in
front Of ours and occasionalla converse with
them, but they Profess 70 know little or nothing
OF General Lee and the disposition Of his forceT.
A note from the Upper Potomac states that
General White was recently near PurcehsYille,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
LOCAL HOTIOIs.

ATTENTION, COMPANY H.-Company h,
2sth Regiment o. V. NJ, will meet at the
Atheneum Rall on Tuesday evening, septem-
Der 18th, at half-past seven o'clock P. N, in
full uniform. A full attendance of ali the
members is expected. By order,
O. Il. BAIRD,
sepU3 It Captain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

San FRAEcIscO, Sept. IL.
The work on the San Francisco harbor de
lenses Wss commenced yesterday by a large
number Of flaboreTs, promising tbs speedy COM
pletiou Of very formidable fortfcations.
Nearly complete returns make the majority
for the Union State ticket a little below 20 900.
Thirty-twO Union and three Democratic Sena-
tors, andlsixty-iTe Unionists and five Democrats
elected Assemblymen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
EXTRACT Prev THE RICHMOND
n -SENTTNEa.

FORT MoNEOE, September -.
The Richmond Sentinel, Of yesterday, has
been received with Charleston dates Of Septam-
Der uth, which says:
50 Last night we kept up steady Ere against
Morris Island. Tbs enemy did not FIRE gun.
The Monitors and ronsides are apparently re-
eeiving ammunit on. The enemy hiss mounted
two heavy guns as Battery Gregg on Cummings
Point, bearing on s1liiFans Island.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

NaAAtAEooaAs sop ~.
No details OF Neeley,s engagement At Dug Gap
have come in From all that can Re gathered the
casualties we're light. Neeley Fetirsc three miles
70 the foot Of Lookout Mountain. Baird's din.
sion Wss also engaged st Dug Gap, fauF miles
north Of New LaytAy yette, where the main eulunn
Of Bragg was at the time Of the engagement
Il Is thought that Bragg fearing he Hould lose
control over his line OF retreat 70 Rome, is rs-
treating slowly to avoid q repetition Of the scenes
Of the Tuliahoma retreat and prevent strpRglinR.
Nevertheless large Numbers Of deserters come
in daily. Three hundred or the 18th Tennessee
came in in body Atleast 900 desert rs have ar
rived here since the evacuation, and large num-
bers are said 10 be on Missionary Ridge.
Crhtenden is reported TO have occupied LafaV-
ette to-day and the army is again concentrated.
Assistant Secretary Dana has arrived.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

AN OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT-ALMosT A
RIor.-During the ceremonies Of the cOnse-
Grating the corner stO1s-6f the German
Catholic Church of St. Marys, as Bishop
Rape, with the attendant priests, was cross
ing the open space between the cross and the
cornerstone, the sOlemnity and erder of the
OscasiOn we're most suddenly and entirely in
terrupted by an assault on Father ObermueI-
Ter, by German named Herman
Baohe, who, as the priest passed by, threw
himself upon him, striking him as be did so
and telling him to the ground. The excited
and angry crowd at once rushed to the res
cue and, ssizing upon Bachs, beat him most
terribly. The confusion and excitement at
this time was very great and by no means al
layed by the firing of pistol at the vsry
height of the tumult.
Some officers of the Father Mathew soeie-
ty interfered to protect his life or he would
infallibIy have been killed. Asit is he is
very much bruised from kicks and blows, and
seriously though not dangerously injured by
blow on the head from stone. He was
at lastreseued by a severe struggle from the
hands of the infuriated crowd and carried to
the johnson street station house. The mob
however followed him and made two orthroe
desperate attempts to take him from the Of
Acers and kill him. The courage and Ieve
Of order manifested by several officers of the
Irish Temperance Society in protecting
Bachs cannot be TOO highly praised, nor
can the conduct of the rioters, who, when le-
gal force is at hand to dojustics, should thus
maltrsat and abuse single man, though he
be an offender, be too strongly reprObated.
We are glad that Father 0bermueller has
escaped without serious injury.
Bache is Prussian and has been in this
country for about three years. He speaks
very little English. He claims that Father
obermueIlsr wrOuged him out of some proper
ty some years ago and that seeing him yes
terdAy he could not restrain himself from
Wreaking vengeance upon him. Baehs did
not appear to be iDtoxicated.
A priest named Father Thorpe was knock
ed down in sndeavOring to rescue Bacbe.
The West Side Police deserve credit for their
efforts to save Bache from the infuriatsd
crowd, which they did at considerable per-
sOnal risk.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
POLITICAL ExG.EErENF IN BEL

BELFAST, Ms, September I2.
Great eXcitement prevails here in view OF the
State election On Monday
Hon. Bion BradbeTy. the Democratic candi-
date for Governor is addressing large meeting
this evening, at the City Hall. Ex-Governor
Crosby is also speaking at a Republican meeting
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
N. Y. MONEY mARKRT-sePt. ~.


MOncy-Market steady at 6a7 ? cent.
class bills
GOld-MRrket little irmer Opening at %, ad
vancing to 30A, declining to esj6 and closing quiet
at 3n1{.
Government stoeks-Firm. Uuited States
6lG7.
The total exports Of specie to-day we're sssO,sz5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

YOUEa Ness UsIoE cIuB.-Pursuant 10
} call made in the papers, a meeting vas held
by the Young Men o. the Union party ct the
oiios Of J. Q. Grannis, Esq,, for the purpose
Df forming Young Mems Union cIub. .
On motion, George 3. Wyman vas appointed
tsmPOrary Chairman, and q. Townsend, Sec
rstAry, when the following permanent OfiosEs
we're elected :-Jokn c. Grannis, President /;
D. A. Dangler, Vice President John NJ.
Sterling, Jr, Treasurer; 3. eOwles, Seereta-
~ ExseutiTs Oomuittse-O. ". Palmer,
James II. Jones, A. 7. Brinsmade, N. Bar
low and J. +. IhgerhOlL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
LATFR FoRFIGN NRWs.

NEW YoEk, September 70.
The following is q continuation of the city Of
Manchester's news:
The Paris Pays positively denies that the
American Governments has delivered any pro-
test to the French Government OF made any
verbal complaints against the proceedings Of the
French in Mexico and strives 70 prove that the
Washington Government has no right 70 mako
such protest.
The Bourse was hrmer and closed on the "a
inst at 45940E
LATEST VIA oUEKEsToFE-
L0sDOS, September sd.-oonsuls for money
9S1<994
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
CHICAGO MARKET-sept IL.
ruV4rrucnapu

Flour-maTket quiet.
Wheaf-Marllet lc lower. Sales at g3d9ic.
COru-Quiet. Saies at 541in55c.
0nIa-BuOyant. Sales at 4a643kc
ReeeipIs-7.5C0 bbls flour, 5000 bushels wheat,
lO7 .nna bush corn.
ShiPments-I,sOO bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat,
I53,0OO bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

" "CHARLEY," who was so popular as a
barber at the Michigan Central dock, is now
at GOettler's, Angler House bsFber-shOp. He
is genuine artist with tbs razor.
senfI3-It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

STATE FAIR.-TO-day Secretary Kip
parts Oficewill be opened at the nOrth-east
sOrner Of the State Fair Grounds, in the
building prepared for that purpose. The
sntry book will be Kept sPsn until Wsdnes,
iEy noon.
Everything is faEOrabIs for successful
fair. The number Of entries isnesrly twelve
hundred already, amueb lager number than
vas had stths sane time last year. All the
trrangsnsnts viii be completed to-day prob
ebly, and tO-moTrOv the fair begins.
The hotels are thTongsd with people al
Esady.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

sTEAEERs FROM LAKE SUPERIoE.-The
steamer Illinois arrived from Lake Superior
at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, and the Iron
City arrived about three hours after.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

CHANGE OF ROoH-ATTEETIoE PERRY's
The attention Of ell members Of Company
q, 2stb Regiment is called to notice of
meeting elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

THE CLEVELAND sUHDAY SCHOOL UHIoN
MONTHLY COECERT is deferred one week, and
will be held Monday evening, September
2lst. By order Of the Board,
eepl4:457 @. L. LAFnfKR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

AN ounce of Truth is better than pound
of Dragging. To prove it try Parsons In
imitsble Compound Dsntrifce.
augI7:R2-SteW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

LADIES, look at The Elegant Millinery
Goods opening at Mrs. ShaW's Rooms, 2S6
Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14

The best Brandy, Whiskey, Port Ma
tive Grape, Currant and Black Berry Wine
for medicinal use, in America, at Halls, II
Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
OswEGO MARKET-sspt. II.

Flaur-Steady
Wheaf-Market dull
COFu-MaTket quiet. Sales Illinois mixed at &c.
Bariey-Quiet.
Canal Freights-Firm. Flour 3sas9c, wheat
lOc, corn SIC TO New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-14
MILITARY G00Ds.

Just REGEIVED-BTNR BLUE
- CL0 fHS,. SiFy Bl1e t'assimere. DOeskin and
KeFsey, for Military UnifOrms.