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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

WAsHIEGToE, SEPTEMBER IL
The National Republican says the enc
nv attacked Ro ,ecrsns again on Sunday
morning at o'clock with overwhelming
numbers. The battle ragged hsFeely AL
day.
According to latest accounts receiIea
here up two o'clock this afternoon, Nnlea
laft Chattanooga at s o'clock last evening,
two. and only two, Of General Roseerans.
divisions gave way in utter psnle and
confusion, but from 5000 to 10000 Of
these had been rallied and got back TO
their places, whils the remainder Of Inc
army had not given way or retreated, ana
Al the latest accouts waa driving the ad-
vance Of the rebel army back. Tnis' W
know is the latest news received here
The number OF killed and wounded o.
both sides will probably not fsll short
thirty thousand.
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ERO1I ST- LnUIs.

ST. LOUIS sept %As
On Tuesday last the Union newspaper.
seui-ofieial organ Of General schon.iG
and conservatives, published an editorlai
refIe,tiug on General Ewing, for depoPu-
latiue certain border counties on satur-
Captain Price Of the 1st Kansas, made
the charges and specifications; charging
d. NJ. Griseom, editor Of the Union, with
violating schO6elds order No. 90, by pub
! fishing matter calculated to embarrsss the
4 1ilitaTv authorities, and filed them with
ths Adiutant General, demanding an IN
/ Testigation. -
MI Grirsom has not yet been arrested
Int IS Captain Price is not the man .
withdraw charges, it seems that the organ
AZ the author Of the order is likely 70 o'
the frat victim.
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NEW ADvERTIsEWKNrs


IA. Read Co, Bsnkers-Gold, lvsr and Cou
pons B5ught and sold. and Money Loaned.
john EIlsier Al adsmy o. Masio.
Trank Leslie II 20 La les.
Taylor, GrisEold Co-French Nerinoes.
J.F. Byder-Tive First Tremiums-LOcal Notice
Taylor, Griswold Gov, lvet ibbODs
SIKH ward-Aee,ing Local Notice.
stone Cutters Wa alted-Local EOioe.
Tntsrnat Revenue Taxts-LOcal Fosice.
ms MISUNDERSTANDING.
J,M&B.T. HCwe--NeT DRY Goods etsrs.
Russell Pap r., &c. -LOcal ECtiee.
J. .RusseIl-EewI Tepot-LeeAl Notice.
". Lsvtsy kOo-Difsslut Notice.
Geo sprague--imethy Seed.
18th Ohio Cazalry-Locai Notics-
W. D. Baksr-sews Ds4ler-Business Eo.ics.
A 4 G. Rettberg-P Photograph Alb ms
J.F. Herrick sEd n. L. saunder5-l2th d 10 Cav
airy-Velunfeers Wanted
%. L, Attention -Loell Notice.
O.. 4, Lieh. Infantry y-Local Eotios.
Balm q 8 ThousAEd FloEers-Ltc cal Notice.
W 2. Baker -BuEinsss Card-I GOAL Notice.
o. Cutter a so2-Aucsion Sale.
n. z. Crittendsn-LOst-s20 Reward.
F. stir Ce-Monsy Fund
W.T. ssller-Hemorlndum Book Lost.
Wm- A. Observation-Disclosures Sale.
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NEWYORK nIARKRT-sept. 20.
IN TRLEgRAPH.l

UsT
- Ootron-Marsst ct more active Sales at 7ls75c for
Middling Uplands.
ElOuF-M rket unrettled, active and l5ee3n cents
higher, with falr demand for export and home con-
sumption.
ssiea at s5,4lc5.55 for extra state g 45I17, 90
f1- trade brands MARKET cl sing firm, with SELL
ers at the inside Qut tatious.
whisky Markel llOIe active AID frmer. Sales
at tOal5t7pc.
sshenI-Market Irregular, unszttl.d and iGsc
higher
Sales at Il 04all Is tor old hicago Spring; 81, for
chOice new do; sI,e,gi l,25 fer MiiWauEee luh
81 26GL32 for Winter red " estern As for prime
new amber kentucky 81 So for white We tern
Hye scarce aud nrmer- es ut sscGls sOJc.
Barloy-market teb ds upwards.
COrn-MArket excite and 2atc better. sales Al
sIWs2e for shipping mixed Western; sc .Or white
estern; o3s for sound Western mixed IN store
OnIs-MaIket more active and 2C better. sales al
66G755nc Tor " estern.
Sugars aIket firm. Sales Clarified ct l4c
Must ovado 40 IKE; Porto Rico lie.
fWOIaszrs- Quiet and firm.
Petroleum Market a shade irmer.
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Report Of the New York Market
Fur the week ending September 18th, 1858, BY John
Bsycs & Son, Commission Merchants, No. 6s Pearl
Street
Bulter-The demand for Western Butter is brisk
At fuI prices and for choice lots better figures
paid We have no difficulty in selling our re eipts
on arrival at our outside figures the Engli mar
kets arc good and the advancing tendency of Gold
and Exchange m Ike buyers free at 60 p ices. We
quote choice marks Western Reserve &c 10 2lo; good
marks do Isc to 2c; ordinary marks do Isc to Iec.
Middle and southera Ohio if elbow aud color,
and in neat PACKAGE, Ise to lsc Ordinary marks l7c
to isc White ani streaked Butter is saleabe at lso
to I5c Michigan choice marks from the southern
section Of the State zoe to 2lc; common Michigan
I7c 10 IOc Illinois, Indiana and isconsin in neat
packages if even color, lsc to PIC; common do 100
to Isc weagain advise our friends to send along
their Butter for the prices high and there is
knowing how soon they may drop of.
Cheese-Under favorable European advices prices
of Cheese ere very firm and there any stock Of
Ohio's in market they would bring better figures.
We could place SONS choice dairiei Ohio at 1fc 10
l2c We quote good to prime IOc TO lle fair to good
do &c T. lOc English dairy Ohio lOzc to Ifc and in
good demand.
Beef Hums-Wes.ern new 2 bbl sl4, ,OO9i7,Oa.
Hams-Smoked country cured SIC to &c Western
In bags llc 10 lSc
Lard-Is iu good demand and prices better.
We quots No l in bbis IO54c to l05Sc; steam reu-
dered in bbls 1Ofc to lOc; kettle rendered in bbls
lOaSe to lie, and l2c in kegs.
PorK-The market is rather irmer.
We quo.s new mess sl5,75 to 1889; prime slO,2l
to Ias7z new prime 81, Is to 1900; uew clear
Western sl6,25 to 1850.
Ashes-Pots are firm at s7,l2Jf. Pearls saleable
at IS, IS 2 100 rs.
Heans-Good lots Of Beans are held higher, al
though the market is dull and sale: vtry light.
We quote Mediums coed to prime $3.50 to 2,2O;
MarrOws good to prime s2,9O to 2iOi Inferior lots
80 to 200 2 bush 81 bs Quotations for Beans in
cluds packages.
Beeswax-sa,es small at 42c to &c.
seeds-Clover seed is scarce ard new is frmer a
On advance.
We quote Western prime new Ice to l0kc fair t
| good new &C to lOc. Timothy is higher aud Arm
Choice new would bring 1910. We quote sz,271 Il
2.7O . bush IS rs Flax seed, American kOugh is IL
/ good demand and higher ssles $3.50 e bush &c rs
TaIIOw-Western lose to lO5sc.
Dried Apples-Good to choice &c to &c; fair t,
| good SIC TO 614c.
Feathers Western, live geese, 4sc to SOC.
| Wkisky-Last sales a. Soc to 5O5fe.
WOOI-Prices remain firm at 7Oc to 75c for domes
tic aeeees.
BS- Information furnished and business tTansac
ted by .DEMING, Western Agent.
Office with Alcott 4 Horton, Water street, Cleve
land, Ohio.
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COMMERCIAL.
0LBFEL1NO MARKET.

f{ = MORNING LEADER 0FIACE,}
MoNpAY EvEEIAa. September 20, laos. ,
FIOur-Firm, with sales 80 bis red double extra
at $50; 40 bbls fresh ground at $685. 100 bbls do In
sacks at &c, 90 and 100 bbls white do at s6,ss.
Whent-Actiys and buoyaht ales 1900 bushel
aioat cars On track and cars on O. P. track at
sl,ls; 1900 bush aAost; | car on track and
car on c. track at s',l5; 22Oo bush free on board
a. sl,l5, and r Oh o white at 81 D.
Corn Sales car tree on board at sc; cars free
on b ,ard and cars IN track at 7Oc.
uals-sales ca's fres on bOaId at sc and 2 cars
a SOC.
High Wines-ssle lOO bb's at 47c.
seeds Timothy remains scarce AID in good de-
mand sts2,7s.
Buuter-sa'e kegs Western Reserve at iSo
ERgs-scarcs and in demand, with sales in
snail way at l6c.
Lard Sales small lot country rendered at lOslOS
@llc.
Oii-Glarbon is steady at Csc.
SaIt-SeliDg at s245 for Fine and ESQ for Coarse
ReceiPts-I3,sO sh wheat, 800 bushels eorn'
5000 bush oats and 400 bush barley.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. Zl-ll;4O P. n.
Not word from Rosecrsqs' army to-day.
Reports here Of rebels in considerable
numbers coming into Eastern Kentucky
through Round Gap are untrue.
Numerous rumors impossible to suthen-
ticste now prevail; among them that 8
large part Of Grants army IS rapidly NOV
ing forward 10 aid Roseorans, and that the
engagement between Roseerans and
Brsgg's armies is still progressing, Sc.
Military authorities here do not believe
that any very serious disastrous results
have occurred to Roseerans army.
Captain Samuel Black, Assistant Quar-
termaster, in charge of forage, was arrest
ed here TO day, charged with defraudinl
the Government.
Tobaccois excited and largely sdTaneinl
on account Of the injury to crops BY th
frosts OF Friday rnd Saturday nights.
There is no disturbance Of the telegraph
lines between here and Chattanooga.
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TIE CoLoRED METHODIST ,CHURcH.-We
learn that the people of this church, In this
city, who have been meeting for Worship on,
Bolivar street, have bought . lot on Ohio
street, removing an old chapel from the
rear Of the lot, and paid $l,7OO Of the S2,SOO
due on it. They have furnished their new
pastor with hns parsonage. The church in
this city is in a prosperous condition. 1t
numbers seventy-six members and has eighty
Eve scholars in its Sabbath School. Their
new pastor, John A. Warren, is we'll re-
commended. The Trustees have authorized
Rev. James Harper as their agent to raise
funds to assist in building their church. TIE
cause is worthy one, and all philanthro-
pists should give it helping hand.
The A. N. &. Church IN this country NUM-
bers sevsnty-hy thousand members, It has
three bishops, two hundred itinerant preach
era and seven annual conferences, They
have recently bought WilbsrfOroe University
near Xenia, from the NJ. E. Church, ana ART
now engaged in starting school there 70,
colorsd youth. Mr.. Mitchell, eOlOre'
graduate of Oberlin, is its Principal. Tn
purchase price is very chsap,-ten thousant
|, dollars. They have alse book concern,
, newspaper, and 3 repository in the city 9
. Philadelphia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

A Man SHor IN ToLKDo.-About one
o'clock Sunday morning the family OF the
Hen. Abnsr L. BaekuS was awakened BY
noise at their front door, as Of burglars at
tempting to enter. Mr.. Bsckus arose, and
seeing man in the act of stepping into .
window, fred on him, shooting him through
the head and killing him almost instantly.
The nsighbOrs were notified, and Coroner
Bergen held an inquest or the body.
The deceased, August Kniles, was young
and weII-tO-do farmer from Stony Ridge
near Elmore, about twenty-thrss years old
who has sIWays heretofore borne good char.
seter. He was known to hsvebeen intO1iea'
ted during the evening, and probably enter
ed the house while in this state without bar
glarious intent. he had been attending tn
military sncampmsnt at Camp Lucas. 4
feature Of the case which renders it esPe
cialIy painful, was, that the young nan va
on the point of contracting marriage with
young lady Of Toledo. -g
We eondsnse these fasts from yesterday
Toledo Blade.
No one can blame Mr.. Bsckus for Ii
ses. By q prscspt Of common law &
old as the law Of Moses, a man
justiaable in taking the life Of an
Who attempt to sntsr hiI house feIOniOusl
after night, and common sense approves Il
legal maxim. And Mr.. Baskus had ssPeei
right to be vigiisnt in view Of the recent 81
numerous IObbsriss in the city Of Teisd
The affair is another eloquent sermon to
.rninai The uaa Of Iiauof. 80 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

NEE YoRK, Sept. =.
It is again asserted taa4 ;As Grand . Dun'
Msximilisn eccepts the Mexican throne-
Oficisl information from vienna FePi'-
sents the matter as still undecided q.
The French pamphlet referred 70 oy sns
last steamer, is said to have eesn issued = :
the expense Of Eslangss, Cenisdef-LSi - a,;oo
Contractor. 70 bolster up that speculaiiio31 % =
French Ministerial councils occurred -
most dsily.
Bourse-Steatiy at o5t- -.,,-..,,
/ Itis rumored thatthe reforms Wiii prov
unimpOrtant end unsatisfactory.
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SHERIFF's SALE.

CHERIFFs sALE.-In obedience to the
Command Of an order Of sale issued nom ne
forrt Of Common Pleas Of cuyahoga county -ls ens
StSfe Of Ohio, and 10 me direesee IN ne 80
wherein james Kidney is Piaintii, ana ~ s5.l u
Dl1bIie suction, At the door of the Court hoose,
n ne eIty Of CleVe' and in sad county on ~
sevsutf day Of October, A. D. 1883 q sne nou. -
80 1'eioet p n Of said day, the following ae-
sr;S.d lands ard tenements, to Wit; Los no.
ons hundred and sixty-tWo IN Ezekiel POISON, ~, ,
siIotuent Of the Charles Taylor farm, n gLllS me
City, fuOW Cleveland , sald ~ oeln on .sii-,-
bae< With the same width 70 fermons -ileo.-
salo i0' y ~ EDGAR q. LEWIS, shsrif,
81 L. B. WHIFNETs Deputy.
| L. PREyT1ss, Plaintiffs Atty.
| skerifiis Once, -.
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. I, 1883 ssPs;ll.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

MVRDER.-The Pittsbnrgh Chronicle
says: t" Last week Daniel MeJuhkin, Esq,
worthy citizen Of Washington township,
Richland county, Ohio, was instantly killed
BY oompsniOn, named James B. Ferguson.
While returning from singing party, the
men had disputs about SONS triaiug mat
ter, when Ferguson dealt the other blow on
the neck, which fslIed him to the ground
when be expired. E4f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22
FROM WAsHINaToN.
Mexican Minister-Nsgro Troops
0hiy Agent,
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l
WAsumaroN. Sal. %.

WAsHnoroE, Sept. 20.
General COrtes presented his credentials
on yesterday as Minister PlenipOtentisry
from Mexico, representing the old and on
ly Government of that country.
Advices from New Orleans show that the
organization of negro troops, which is to
be brought up to 2O,OOo, is fast being com
pleted. Nearly 5000 blacks have been
mustered in, and recruits are coming in
very rapidly.
The Provost Marshal has decided that
the right of party drafted to insist on ex-
emptiOn is a privilege he may waive and
does waive when he furnishes substituts
or pays Communication. He cannot after
ward lepermitted to retract that waive.
E.B. Olmsted of the I'd Comptroller
Department. sails today from New York t.
Hilton Head. He goes in behalf Of th'
OHIO Relief Association of this city, on
relief mission to Ohio soldiers on duty il
South Carolina. He also goes authorizes
to make necessary arrangements for hold
in 2 an election en- the 18th prOxino, anon
Oaio troops, agreeable to the law Of II
State.
Gladstone hiss been converted to ou
side.
Large investments are about to be mad
in our securities in England.
Yesterday a portion of General Buford
command swan the Rapidan near Raecoo
Ford, capturing q considerable number
! prisoners, and returned safely. An IND
, ana Csvalrymsn coming across a reo
! lieutenant and four men, mSde q char
3 and captured the officer aud shooting Il
: | others.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

A BEAUTIFUL complexion, free from tan,
pimples and freekles, may easily be procured
BY using the " Balm of Thousand Flowers" :"
For shaving it is unsurpassed. 1t is com
posed of palm oil, honey, and other valuable
articles, highly perfuned by its 'oWn ingre-
dients, and when used Tor washing, night
and morning, renders the skin soft and white,
aud free from blemish. Price so cents. For
fale BY SrRoNG & ARMsTRoNs, Cleveland, and
ali druggists. seP22:R2
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rRnII WAsHINGTON.
WAsHIsarox. Sept. q.

W A5hlN0LOAg 1SPrs -
private advioes from Virginia City, Ne
ada Territory, say that additional sub
-. '..~;,,,;ons to he amount cf $4,000 have
is95 made there for the Sanitary COumis-
s;oT, This money is to be forwarded IN
s;SVer bricks Of about $500 each, q good
o-;Ssnce Of the mineral resources OF that
TsTritory, as well ss the hberality Of its
letter from the Army Of the Potomac
J., ,,igbt stntes that many Of the suosti-
go Who had deserted were shOt IN tne
ssvsral CORDS toward the close OF last Heek
- ,I,at pronpt and extreme punisnIasa
oar ona a,Tsits this class Of Offenders, without
hope OF pardon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22
FROM INSIAAAPOLIs.
Indiana Sold rs in the Battle
no lbe Cincinnati Gasette.l

ITO the Cincinnati GaEette.l
IEDIAEAPoL1s. Sept. 20.
Indiana is represented in the Depart
ment Of the Cumberland by forty regi-
ments and thirteen batteries, and as may
be imagined, there is great anxiety here
to learn the details of the engagement be-
tween Rosocrans and Bragg
Arrangements have been made 10 send a
number Of frstclsss surgeons and large
qnanty of sanitary stores to the Indiana
troops tomorrow.
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The Japan wheat at lhe state Fair.


The japan Wheat at Ihe state Fair.
q 9 cLEvELAND, September IL.
r. ED1roR MoREINe LEGDER Dear Sir -
II porusing your issue Of the 10th, I see you
mention the japan Wheat. There is one
great error in the affair. Peter HoUk nsvor
obtained the wheat from Illinois, nor did he
ever know that there was tueh an article IN
til I planted it joining him. I lived at Col
lsmer, Ohio, and cultivated it until it headed
out. sAttbat time I removed into the city
and left it in his care, promising to give MIN
one half Of the proceeds when sold, and we
agreed to enter it together at the State Fair.
he brought it down and entered it in his own
name. The wheat is more than it has been
recommended to be. I obtained it Of John
o'Hara, Esq, of GaIesburgb, Illinois. 1t
was sent to me whiIs was in New York,
and I brought it to Ohio The above facts
Mr.. Honk win not deny if asked. can
prove the above by every respectable man
in cOilamsr.t Not doubling bat you will cor
rect errors when apPrised Of them, remain
Yours, YoTT .oB8 B. f. o'HARA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

12rH ONO CAvA1RY.-Persons desiring
Join this splendid new regiment Of Cavalry
which department., by the way, has become
the fa7orite branch Of serviee-Eill find Cap
tain J. F. Hsrriok or Lieut.. n. L. Saunders
on the State Fair grounds, near the kinsman
! street entrance, during the week, aud one OF
themat all times at 172 Superior street.
ready te enlist good men.
The 18th is fast filing up throughout tn'
Stats and those who joi1 it must do 80 vsrI
i .oo1. sepI6:457
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22
LOUALN NOTICES.

Dr.. BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BoSsET,
OR THoRoUsHwoRT ToEIO-No remedial
agent has such universal application as the
Thoroughwort. 1t has been used from time
immemorial for Ague and all Bilious ail-
ments. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy Headache and dizziness caused by
bilious stomach. It elesnses the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone to the stomach and facili-
tates digestion. intermittent fsvers OF all
grades and character, dyspepsia with 70 nit
ing of food, belching 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 uneom'
Portable feeling of pressure, gouty and rheu
matte disease with soreness Of the muscles
hoarse cough, with rough voice and soreness
Of the chest, night cough, dysentery, diar
| rhoea, bleeding piles and typhoid fever
Price per bottle so cents.
Sold by sTRosG & ARMSTRONG,
sepI:459 Cleveland, 0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

FIRE AT MAReUETTE.-By the schooner
A. Buckingham, just arrived from Lake su-
psrior, we learn that the Marquette House
took FIRE last Monday night and burned 70
the ground, The Gre is supposed to have
originated from the explosion Of a camPbsne
lamp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

THE OTHER EED.-A very drunken man
on Bank Street yesterday sysnins, after
finding great difficulty in IoeomOtiOn, finally
went over, with as much dignity as possible,
under the circumstances, and fell on the
Sidewalk. Some Of his friends suggested
that his legs were weak had always been
weak. wsthought that the difficulty was in
the other end Of him. ta 2al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

BIZ reference to advertisements amongst
local notices, It will be seen that that csls-
ated toilet article, called the q Balm Of .
Thousand Flowers" is revived and is for
sale By all druggists. zss sHH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

The RAIN is apparently over. The dis
NAL storm yesterday was NoVembsr-like in
it's suggestion of BOresl winds and winter
mud. But last night the clOudsbrOks up, and
the sun, welcome visitor, looked dowDsOn,
Us with cordial warmth ls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22
n. Y. MONEY mARKRT-sepr. 90.

mOucy-Market easy at 5ha618 2 cent.
SierlinG ExchanEe-Decidedly higher ct 1889
l54.
(iOId-Has advanced 5 q cent Opening at s9A,
ad,sncing to 4O]4 declini. 10 S5b and closing nrm
GovernI1ent stoeks-Qulet and without much
change.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

CLAIHs AND PATEEEs.-Bounty, back
psy and 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 will send you our paper
@. G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing.
ton. DC, june3:R28
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

FoH Collie, Bowel Complaints, Diarhoea
and Cholera Morbus, use POrter's Cure of
Pain. tits sure cure. Price 25 cents. For
sale by all druggists. r5o--
W. L. PoRTER 4 Co., 1.s-
aue2I:RI I28 Detroit St., Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

FIVE FIRsF PREMIUMS we're swarded to
J. F Ryder, at the State Fair just closed,
for the best Photographs of different styles of
finish on exhibition. sept22-l2l.
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New Bo0ks.

THE AMER GoDs AND OTHER SToRIEs-By Harri-
ct Elizabeth Prescott, Boston: Tcknsr
Fields-ls6S. 81 - -.......
The following are the titles Of tie stories
in this work: The Amber Gods, In Cellar,
Knitting Sale Socks, Circumstance, Desert
Sands, Midsummer in May, the South bro
KEN. -....-.. s.is-tf ssElre !
This book affords decidedly pleasant read
ing. The style is animated and viTacious,
the characters well sustained, and the inter
est kept unaagging to the end One Of the
very readable books Of the season.
For sale BY Ingham & Bragg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

TaE MErEoR did not arrive last ght,
and consequently did not leave as advertised
She is h.urly expected. z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

PERsosAL.-Judge N. B. Swsyne arrived
from Columbus yesterday morning and Is
stopping at the Angler. .-,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-22

BUSINESS CARD.-My interest in, and
connection with the news room, 259 Superior
Street, having ceased September lst. Here
after l will be found at my old stOre lOS
Public Square, near PostofHee, where 1 shall
be happy TO see al my old friends, and as
many new ones, az will favor me with their
patronage W. D. Baker, Wholesale News
dealer and Stationer, los PostOfice. Oleve-
land. ga. sept22-12l.