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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
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btes su elmer eurepailden 8raSe eemaGt bat
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8efIrGtnn9en serfreuen miro. -as-
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BET.
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BON @arl6at pom portsem Dtenfa9 stnSe@
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perGTsntlidt tpcr6en. Der @bef oerbietet
Nrtettern, t6re @ertadtten, 5unp Stubeuten
ilntet Is Sa9reu, Die Gnulen 3u perlalsn,
uno tpdrnt pie SetpDBner Der GtaOt Dor De-
mSnfrattonsn. Wern Der Mhasntlid ,ur
S9ilpsrbetuns In 8arIAnG gstcmmen lein
ptrD irerben bic GinnObuir lsisrlI@ ermabnt
t%psrDen, id as berea GriOls gu ~persinieen.
vDsr Gbef bat ou1 an Den preubil6en
GcnIul In Der pclntI6en 5aupttabt etne amt
Tide 3uferttsune 8srtGtet, ippriu er tim Ssr.
tpirft, raB sr Offer In ruIFIhem SntereIe ents
falte anb etne ietnpli6e SteIun9 geeen bic
~Wuftdnbif4sn anne3me." 4. 4'2i
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9ofnung, baB Der @pnlul tn Submit elm aes
reAteres Berfabren einbalten tperoe, I'M Dte
Nattpnal Nesisruns Fer NotbprnOi9fsit 81
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sa erSreifsn. n,aa-os5 ,g14 .6--
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miro perfi6ert, bab bic rulIlGe 9teeieruno
gtmetnldaftliae 8ermittlun9aDerlu1e @ettens
Der @stmaGte erpartst. 8ara GcrtIdatow
bat id aus DieIem @runbe beetlt, cen betref.
fenoen 9teeterunaen bur6 Die 8ctlGafter Die
IN abnli@eu 8aaeng eepflcsensn llnter6anb,
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vperbe jebe. tpenn aud NOD 70 freunplt6, ees
utetnte 5anoluns GnslanOs unD Tranfreids
ais cine unbefugte gtnmildnng In cine tnnere
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bat fA bur6 bisle ltolse @praAe niGt dbGal
ten lalfeu, an ben G;aren Wlsranrer 3u laret.
ben uaO Inn OiilOe an3urat9en. Ser ..
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t%tiilien, IMAM mbBe bsoenten, RAP Truntrei9
letne aufrtGttgen @sfable far 9ub!anO lGon
sur Belt bes &rtmfrteses an ben Sag selset
babe, ba es bamals BON tbm ab9ebansen bate,
DOlen 3u rebpluttcntreu unO fir timer Dem
ruifi6en @inhulle gu entrftBen."
Gin @crrel punOsmt Der QOnoen Daily SEEMS
etebt bic Namen BON 9 Dompfern, bic neultf
NIT Wafsn- uno Muntttonslaouneen fir bic
Se6ellen aus enBltlden 6Gfen tlartrten. Sol.
senbeS Iabs eieAbstrtfen6ea gaOunsen
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Das Ser. ct, DumpfboOt u&tssman"
friber o@eors GlouU" - fubr in Bsrptd
8aY auf etnen I'm @runoe feiltsDenOengaum
aamm unO Iauf. 3pSf Wlan e%rtranten. So
mar Elm blobes 6lubbCct.
DaS &etelen3eu8bous 5a Clinton In 9outs
Fana lift bar6 6euer SerfGrt.
Bon nsuen miIituirilAsn 8epe9unsen in
New : Orleans Serlautet niGtS. @enerGl
Dsibel bat Elm fartsS Commando In 2os
loarhe 60. General @ruDsr cOmmanOtrte
su Baton &Ouse, unO sS beibt, CT petsere
f9, Rt9errestmenter un3unebmen. pOrauf
bon Gen. 8ants Elm 8eebl er9ansen ft,
loIde auf eletAfm 6aRe NIT ben nnOern gu
~bebGnotln.
Yon Sfra Guy ebsn ntGts Neues. Gs
tteB' DAP General 6ores am 21. uoer %.
na6 Vuebla obse9en tpo1te.
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EcgsgrGpbiftDe SSactrtebteu.
geti6tet fur ben .gatttmctr 8Deder.r
GOmercBber%bn
SO a(btn0tOn,

1btn9tOn, Y. Nlar3.
GrtrdtbunG beS Senats. -
Genator OoUlitle leilfete ben burA @elsb pom
3. Suit 1862 o~Ur9elNrtebeneu GID.
6r. Nnt6DnY DOm D~rudcUmmittee bra4ts
cine @tlolutIOn etn. 10000 @rempldre bee
8eri6tes Der Natent>S ffice iber bic 0etperfS>
SerbGltnIHe ubOruden gu lnlen, welde esnsbs
miat tpurbe.s
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Hf8 uI, Dds lSOrreipeFtfull a!itoe miss8z
NDm i. MGrDlanb GeDalIerie Meat,
Hi31 lim 51ytaGe 8ttl 0latn ga.

1l37 I'M 5'ytaBe 1BtEl Ylafn pa.
1sa51 pen4 WdsL 1861 H9 +
Gs miro Sbasn nidt unItsb Ietn, aud ein-
rtot strpaS BON fehi etftsn MutYidns Gapat
lerte Ne9iment gu loren, 3umaI in bemislbtn
cine nitt gsrtnBe qnyaDI Deafl9r ptenrn.
Sir Itegst et9eandrttB In Der liiiiraiteEbaten
siGbe 0eS Btthtts anO Ssrlebtn Eiquetbtenfe
am nftr DtS &~appabannOf. adf per dnbtL
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VI nsertfant febs Oeodbritbtem.

Waibington, I. Mdr3. Der Brafbent
9nt bsute benz Senate cine Male Grnsnnunp
Ssa etnselAidt, mstt milttGrii9s. gGte man
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Dtele @u8absn merben auafnbrlt6 In Der
S0rm 1eiats an 2oro 9almsritOn 8eri6hstn
griefts pOrsstragen. aaq.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

THE visitors to the city during the State
Fair, who require to be we'll posted as TO
where to go to get the largest stock to select
from in the Opticallino, would do well to re-
member L. H. sOlOmOnson, oPtician, first
door from the entrance to the American Ho-
tel. his spectacIes 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, BarOmstsrs, French ArtifsiaI
Eyes, &C., We have ne doubt viii find it
we'll worthy their attention to give Mr.. L.
q. SOlOmOnsOn a call and maksa selection
from his large stock. sept15:457
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

BUFFALO, September 10.
Judge N. K. Hall of the United States
District Court in the hsbeas corpus cases
Of David J. Crichtsn, Of st. Lawrence
county, ond Robert E. MilpOle, Of Cayuga
county, has made an order disoharging the
relators from military service, and gives
the opinion that the Boards Of Enrolment
having once decided in favor Of the cain
Of drafted man to be exempt from mill
tAry service, cannot revoke orreVieW such
decision, or compel the man to submit his
claims a second time 70 the Board.
Judge Hall, in the cases Of minors who
enlisted without the usual consent Of pa
rents, brought before him on habeas cor
pus, has made an order discharging them,
ave in number from service.
These cases originated in Orleans and
Monroe counties, and were argued BY J.
E. Church Of Rochester.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17
NRw NRwYoRKmARKET-sept.1s. 1s.

L8l EEHaaAAFH.l
COttOn-Market again advanced Ic sales aif97
l0c for middling Uplands. Gales at auction today
for GOvernm ment account, $50 bales S2agfc and 10
bales low Middling Gulf at 6335a674c. -
flOur-narket 5s better and fair export and homo
trade.
sales at sl,sOa5,o0 for extra state; sSsna5,so
for common TO good shipping brands Of extra round
hOOped Ohio. s5,6597,uo for trade brands. Market
osing steady Fs. -. so
Whisky-Market more active but without decf.
ded change. Gales 50QlIiFac, chiefly At sGlf50kc
WheaL-Market le12c better With fais export do
mand The improvement IS noticeable chiefly in
prime parcels
Sales at g2c1slO6 for Chicago Spring sscasl6 for
MilWaukee Clubs 81 l2gl,Z3 lOrzWinter red West
ern.
Goru-Less active and Ie lower. The speculative
demand has iallen Oh materially
sales at laG7oc for shipping mixed Westcrn-
Chiefly f5c y; 75ttr77 for Western Yellow. 20
Oats-Markei arm, with fair business Sales e
65973c, including 5000 bushels Western, all Octo-
Der, at 81. ~ All ll
WOOl-Dull and ncminally UNCHANGED.
POrl-Market optned steady aud closed frmer
for Old HESS HlEL
new do.
Beef-Dull. r.rI 'r'f
Bacon sides s-Dull and nominaily unrhanged.
A.ard-Aiarkst More active and hrmi- Sales as
l054grlO3ac- .H .IEaW
Cheese arkel frm-r. sslesat Isgsls for COM
mon 70 PRIME. iAf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17
HAEUFAcTURERs HALL.

AAADNANAN ANAAhA HALL
On entering at the nerth end Of this ex-
tensivs and crowded hall, the visitor is at
once delighted and surprised with the amount,
beauty and finish of the display of ornament
at needle-WOrk. Embroidery of every kind
greets the eye,-a maseulins mind is lost in
contemplating the immensity Of female pa
tienes. Here We have OttOmans, chairs,
slippers, mats, quilts, spreads, shawls, chill
drens' clothes, clOAkS, collars, bands, stock
ings, ehsmisss and other feminine articles
of dress into the mysteries Of whose no
menelature we will not pfofanely rush.
The myriAds Of entries here Prsolude the
possibility Of separate n9ties for all, though
all are orthy of attention.
The display Of OttOmans was most bsaut-
full. We can only notice few. A splendid
WOrstOd one in drab was presented by Miss
A. Richmond, Cleveland. The eOlOrs were
very soft and finally mOdulatsd. Miss C.
Straps of Brooklyn, Mr.. R. Foster. cIsve-
land, Miss G. A. Robbs and others have fine
specimens Of these Orticlss in chenille and
WOrsted work. A pair of very hns Of
tomans, chenille worked, are without card.
A fine embroidered frS-serssn is entered by
D. N. sOmsTville of our place. E. Wood
Iiff Of Cleveland has very fine embroidered
picture of 3 castle, In chenille and wOrstsd
work. We noticed some very fac embrOid-
cred and patchwork chairs. Miss 0rinda
z. Plumerh had very ans one. Mrs. Wheel
er's silk patchwork chair was unique and
beautiful.
The array Of Iamp-mHts was very AEe,-
some worked in chenille, some in Worsted
some in bead-zOrk. Mrs- Lyman, ct strongs.
vile, Miss Perkins, Of Cleveland and Miss
Spring, Of Geneva, entered articles in THU
line particularly worthy Of notice. Mrs
Hunt, OfolsvelAnd, entered two hne speci
mems Of wOrstsd work. Miss Ida Wharton
Of WsTrensTilIs had on exhibition bsaud
fully embroidered slipper pattern, that look
ed promising for some happy possessOr il
the future. Miss Wheeler, Of Spring field, hai
another fine set. Mrs. Richmond and other
enter hns toilet cushions In this connection
We should mention the splendid cOlOrs of th'
gallant 29th, hanging in this hall.
The display in orotehet WOrk,-linsn snt
Worssed is magnificent. We see fine cOllec
tlOn Of shawIs. Miss Alies Fairbanks, o
this city, has very fine WOrstsd work shaw
among these, the eolors Of which We especial
y admire. Mrs. Nssbit Of EIyris, and Mrs
R. q. selden Of Cleveland, are also exhibit
Ors Of hno articles in this lire. A nsgnih
cent carriage blanket, owned by 6. c. DOdg
Of this city, deserves especial notice. &rG
Beardslsy exhibits hns eOlISotion Of superi
or erotehst work. -
In muslin and linen snbroidsry-bus v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17
FEATELKR,s REaIs4ER.
NEw ADVKRTIsKMENTs.

IA. Read Co, Bankers-Gold, s liver and COu-
,ons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John EpEler ACADEMY Of MuEie.
ClevSlsad Medical cOllege-sOth ANIMAL Session.
Ohapin'6 Hall-Psnor1ma Of the War.
Feusier 4 Burgsrt -Tloar.
John G.. Jennings-Lots for sails.
Geo. D. Beck-0lder Vinegar.
strong &ArmstrOBg-Linsetd Oil, Ac.
Geo. D. Beck-Clothes WriDgers,
h. D. Kendall & co-Dry Goods-Lo-El EOtIrs.
A. 3 G. .RestbeTg-Trayeling BAGS.
Strong Armstrong -Druggists-W hoiessle Trad'
Union Meeting in Eewburgh-LOeal Notice.
I59 River-st-Horse and Buggy for Sale.
G.F.LsWis-PensiOa lsent-Local Notice.
Baker-Papers-Local Notices.
10. H.--Want to keep sett Of Books
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WAsHINaroN - - ! { Il.

MAsHINoTOH, September 1e.
General Gilmore informs the War De-
partment that thirty six pieces ofartiIleFy
we're captured on Morris Island.
General Wright Informs the authorities
here that the different Indian tribes in
Utah are anxious for peace. Most Of thea
have already made treaties Of peace with
the commandant there. The Overland
Route will be safe when the troops, already
sent, shall have arrived in that district.
Admiral Bailey, writing under date Of
September e.h, from Key West, says there
is no yellow fever there, ner has there
been any on the Island. asa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17
PLAIN lIRRINOs and REPS,
THE LOWEST PRICES.

THk GREAT UNION MEETING ON FRIDAY.
Tomorrow friday the great Union rally
occurs in this city. The speakers are Hon.
John BrOugh, Hon. Charles Anderson, Hon.
VIM. DeDnisOn, Sam Galloway Esq, and S.
F. Carey Esq. The meeting will be held on
the East side of the Public Square, and The
ordinance prohibiting people getting on the
grass will be suspended for that occasion.
The speakers are among the most distinguish
ed and eloquent champions for the Union.
and cannot fail to draw large auditory.
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COMM ERCIAI-


MORNING LEArER OFFIOE,l
WEDEEsnfV EvESTSG. SEPTEMBER IS. lsa1.
kloHr-rhe better grades Of new -four are firm
at former prices. ssfrT
WheRt-saies cars red on track At sl.O7; car
do at sl,osi car white track a. e. o. and car
Kentucky do at 81 ,ss.
, COrn-Quiet. Sales cars fiee on board at 7Oc.
Oars-salss car on track at sc l car IT'S. and
Gears free on board at sc.
HIshwInes-Markst firm at 4se.
Butter-In good d=mand at Ise for choice Western
Reserve.
Receipts-s,soe b ,sb wheat, LOO bushels corn.
and 1000 bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

THE CRY yesterday was crowded with
our " country cousins" The trains brought
in swarms of people wagons, buggies, car
riages, band-wagOns brought them from the
surrounding country, and the city was crowd
ed. All avenues to the State Fair were
thronged with foot passengers and with ev-
cry imaginable description of vehicle, The
horse-ear were laden down. The scene on
tho Fair grounds was very animating. On
Superior street and all our business marts the
crowd and the business was immense. Last
night every hotel and almost every private
house was packed. But to-day and tO-mOr-
row will see bigger crowds yet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17
THE REPORTED WHITE FLAG OVER
hIOULTKfE.
WAsHHGTOE, Sept 16.

WAsHIAdI0AI oepIl 10.
This fact that the white Tag was lately
seen flying over Moultrie is not consider
ed Of unusual Significance, as the Confsd-
crate flag itself is white with the excep-
tiOn Of the Union which is red With blue
cross studded with white stars, those Whs
are best officially scquainted with Affairs
in the neighborhood Of Charlssion attach
but little il any Importance 10 the state
ment.
No official information had been reoeiV-
ed up to two o'clock this afternoon from
that quarter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

NEW YORK, September 16.
The steamship Eagle, from HaYana 18th,
arrived tonight. esa
The rebellion in Santa Domingo stiIl
continues, and troops are still being sent.
Robberies, murders, and ineeadiaTy
forces were getting quite common in Ha-
Vaua. -fra~r
The anglo-rebel steamer Laura hsd ar
rived there from Nassau She reports
that two steamers had arrived at Nassau
from Charleston, and enc from Whining
ton saa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17
FROM The POTOMAC ARMY.

WAsHBaToE, September 16.
A gentleman who arrived to-day from
the Headquarters Of the Army Of the Pc
tomse, states that some Of our troops were
SIX or eight miles beyond CulPePper. On
Monday they sttsmPted 10 cross the Rapa-
dan, but we're opposed and stopped IN three
places.
The losses on both sides we're slight.
GordonsVille is eighteen miles beyond.
lis supposed that the Eaia body Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

NEW JEWELRY SEoRE.-Srsngers and
citizens who are about purchasing jeWslry OF
articles Of that nature, viii do we'll to call on
Mr.. Sylvester Hogan, late Of Crittenden's,
who has opened a new and choice stock st
No, 2S7 Superior etreet, A look at Mr.. HO-
gan'sst stock will convince any ore that it is
jhst what he represents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

THE best place to buy your Winter Boots
and Shoes is at Suttles 4 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 booistipping
to pieces the first time they Ers SEOTnsf Their
goods are warranted 70 give the best salts
faction. Persons desiring good article in
their line would do we'll to call while their
assortment is SO large. sePtl9;45I.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17
LOCAL IOEIOEa

ATTENTION COMPANY G.-Eyery member
Of Company G., 29th Regiment, OsaY. Ms
are notified to appear at the rooms Of the
Law College, (in Rouse's Block,l corner Of
Superior street and Public Square, on Thurs
day evening, atseven o'clock.
By order. J. r. SANFORD
septl6;457 s1st Sergeant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

I2rH Ono CAvALRY.-Persons desiring
ioin this splendid new regiment Of Cavalry
which department, by the way, has become
the favorite branch Of service-Will md Cap
tain ] F. Herrick or Lieut., NJ. i. Saunders
on the Stats Pair grounds, near TIE kinsman
street. entrance, during the week, aud one OF
themat all times at 172 Superior street,
ready to enlist good men.
The 18th is fast filing up throughout the
State and those who join it must do 90 very
soon. aeP4o.4Ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

FRE.-About two o'clock this morning
FIRE broke ont in . building occupied By
VIM. Hutton as s PpmP-iube factory, and
BY Mr.. Wright IS Machine shop. The
building was totally destroyed. %The ere
caught in the third story near chimney.
The steamer No. 2 was the first on the
ground, and was playing on FIRE in Eve min
utes after the alarm vas given, and was soon
followed by all the other engines in the city.
The machinery, tools and all the contents of
the building we're destroyed.
The loss we could not ascertain, but it
will probably range from 5000 to 5000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

STATE FAIR NOTICE No. 3.-All persons
to whom premiums have been awarded at the
present State Fair will be paid the amount
due them by calling on the undersigned at
No. 100 Bank street, at any time after Fri
day, the 18th instant, and before the 25th Of
September. After that time Premiums will
be paid in Columbus, o.
JoHN q. KL1PPART, Cor. Sec.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

DR. BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BoEsET,
OR THoROUGHwoRT TOEIc.-NO remedial
agent has such universal application as the
ThoroughWort. 1t has been used from time
immemorial for Agus and. all Bilious all
ments. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy Headache and dizziness caused by
bilious stomach. 1t eleanses the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone TO the stomach and facili-
tates digestion. Intermittsnt fevers Of all
grades and character, dyspepsia with TOnit-
ing Of food, belehing of wind and feeling Of
obstruction at the pit Of the stomach, vomit-
ing Of bile with extreme prOstratiOn Of
strength the smell Of food causing sickness
at the stomach, fullness and tenderness Of the
liver, soreness around the waist with uncom-
Portable feeling Of pressure, gouty and rheu.
matte disease with soreness Of the muscles
hoarss cough, with rough voice and soreness
Of the chest, night cough, dysentery, diar-
rhea, bleeding piles and typhoid fever
Price per bottle so cents.
Sold by STROEG Z ARMSTRONG,
sepI:459 Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

THzATRE.-MansgeF Ellsler knows how
to draw big houses. Last night his house
was jsmmsd, thrOnged, crowded, from cen
ter to circumference. scottO the Scout was
repsstsd, and Jack Sheppard played with
Mrs. RlIslsr as Jack. Tonight the Sun
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

IT is Of great Importance for persons
who have to use glasses to have them fitted
to their eyes by q scientific OptieianJ one who
knows the exact power the sPectacle-lens
should have, to make up the deficiency Of
their sight as such We recommend Mr.. J.
S. PerIey, Optieian, No. l2S Superior
street, under the johnson House. Hsunder-
stands his business His stock is large and
his prices moderate ssPl5;467
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

OEE of the greatest attractions during
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.
sep15:457 46 Public Square, south side
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

MERCHANT TAILoRs.-Geo. Wilkinson s
Bro, Merchant Tailors st No. Is Public
Square, has just received supply Of the
latest patterns for gentIemen's clothing, to
which they invite atten ton. They have
some of the handsOmest patterns ever brought
to this market. They make fashionable cloth
ing in the most satisfactory manner. Gents
furnishing goods are also kept. Their card
is in another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

ATTENTION is called TO the advertise
ment of G. F. Lewis, Of q United States Gov
ernment Claims" in another column. Mr..
Lewis is the oldest claim agent in this city,
having been engaged in the business since
1s47, oOnsequen tIy he has had abundant Op-
pOrtunity for learning how to unresl red tape
at Washington.
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AGENCY for 5-2o's

Q. GoYEREMEET claims, Land War
rants, Pensions, $l00 BOunties, aud au Gov
ernment claims prOmdtly obtained for the
widow, father, mother OF other heirs Of sll
deceased soldiers.
Government vouchers eashed at best rates,
By G. F. LEWIS,
Pension Agent and Land Warrant Broker,
at the Bank of Cleveland, 90 Superior
sreot. sePtl7:45s
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N.Y.sroOK slAnKEF-sept. Ie.


Fl0ur-Nothing doing. a laa
Wheu1-fair demand SALES AZ 2Ea7e1l o. tor
No Milwaukee Club llO for new led Winter
Western. aaa .ll
COru-Market opened with fair demand hai closed
inactive and lower sales at 6ils sg65.
BnGs-Sales AT 57c. H 1aa AlLla
Whisky-Market dull. .ra e.. Il a
FreiEhGs -COrnl2c, wheat l4c TO New York.
Imports -S0O0 bis Hour. l6l ,DD bushels wheat,
S9.nf0 bushels corn.
ExpOrta-5OO barrels -four. Haa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

An IcE WAGON was broken on the Kins-
man street road, By car collision yesterday
morning, breaking the wagon and smashing
things. The irats driver demanded psy for
damages, and threatened coercion, but the
driver couldn't stop to settle just shsn, and
the ear passed on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-17

Boss AEEAIoAE OHEuoAL IHK, J. N.
Owen Agent, is on exhibition at the State Fair
and deserves the attention Of all dealers. 1t
is wsli recommended By business msn and
chemists, and possesses all the qualities
which have made Arnold's Ink 90 famous.
Il is perfectly auid, "a not corrosive, and Is
not Injured By freezing OF dsnpnsa. Give
a a thai G
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UNION MEETING IN NEwBURG.-Mr. Bar
low, Esq, well known as true war Demo-
crat, and c W Palmer, our nominee for
Prosecuting Attorney, will speak to the eiti
gems of Newbur9h, Saturday evening, st
o'clock, in the Town Hall. Do not fail to
give them hearing. sep16:457
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PaEMIUMs ON THORoUaHBREDs-Th ex-
hibitiOn of thorOughbrsds at the Fair took
place yesterday afternoon. Eight horses
were exhibited. The first premium was
awarded to the stallion t' Colonel GreysOn,"
entered by J. W Fitch, and the second pre-
MUM was awarded to tho stallion " Ben
Butler, entered BY Anderson MCMILLAN,
Xsnis,
The exhibition of rOadstsrs took place
yesterday afternoon. Tr~a-