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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
CuTahorn County Fair.
sEcoEp DAY.

Such weather as wo had yesterday was
enough to kill of any gathering. Dark,
dreary, dirty, driEzly, dismal weather.
clouds like a black curtain swept across the
sky,-oOld, driEzling rain -drOPs,-and 4 wind
from the bOreal cline It seemed as though
the clerk Of the weather entertained special
animOsity against the Fair, and was laying
binseIf out to crush it. If saeh was his eb
isct, he has been very unsuccessful. The
Fair is not only alive but " doing we'll y
In everything bat spectators it is complete
success, and if our citizens do their duty ii
will be success in that line also.
We found the Grounds this afternoon in
good condition, though very few spectators
were present. The number of entries in all
the departments we append. The reader
will at once observe that they are numerous
and various:
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N Y. STOCK mARKET-oct. >.
BUFFALO nlARKET-Oct. >.

Fl0uF-Market stead6 with fair demand.
WhcaI MAJ ket opened With fair demand at i'm
pro! ed figures, but Closed Qulel Sales 10
I.r No Chicago spring; sl,l5 for No. M i,wAukee
Western.
COrn-In good demand and irmer. Sales at s99
eU5fc, mostly al Syc.
IInIs Market irmer. Sales at CSC.
Whisky-Heid at 5ec.
kreiEhts-Steady
ImPOrts-e,OOO bis four SO, 600 bushels wheat
24,UUO bush corn, p 900 bush oats.
kLpOrts-7U bbs Il uT, $1,000 bushels wheat,
27,O0U bush corn. l4,uU1 bush oats.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MOREING LEADER OFFICE, !
ssoAT EVENING, October 7, 1853.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOR,l
WEDNESDAY EvsNTEe, October 7, 1858. J
PlOur-Flrm but quiet.
Whent-salss 30 bush red free on board at
sl.is 1900 bush do at 81 .2O IsO bush at slls and
car whit o trark at sIsa.
COru-sales cars fres on board At sc; ! cars do
at SIC and at sTSc.
Oars-sales car on track at 6t1fO aud cans do
at 66c.
HiGhwines-sti1 at SIC.
Butter-Firm at At922o or Western Reserve.
Cheese-scarce and firm at IlSGl2Ko.
SaIt-Has advanced 2oc We quote Fine s2,65 and
Coarse 1910.
Feathers Selling at 4S947c.
ReceIp.s-5,OOO bush whs.t, 80 bush corn and
2,4Ol bush cats.
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NRW ADVRRTIsEMKNFs.

O. A. Read % Banksrs-eOld, s fvsT and oou
Dons Bought and sold, and NOnsE Loaned.
John ETsIer Of Music
Morgan, Reot CO-HsE Millinery Goods.
T. I. Baldzin CO-Antiqus 81 Ks
A. "a G. Rettbers-Eubial.
I. I. BsldUin Co-Tdsinss.
o. Cutter son-sals Of OIL Paintings.
H.D. Asnasll q -Huddersheld PlEids, Ss.
Fraak Rrothess- Hoop skiTts-Reno5al.
rs supsrior-st-HOuse for Sale.
G. J. Kteier- Harse Sor Sale.
z1l PTospset-st-GiIl Wsntod.
Fine Arts-Locai Eotics.
John whssler- Icaeher'E IDstitute-Loeal.
o. Gutter son-sl'e Of Jsselry-LOesl Eoiies.
". P. Fogg-FreUeh china-Putintz Eotiee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

THE GLASS Blowers had respectable
house last night in spite Of the rain and foul
weather and their performances delight all
who behold them. The glass steam engine
" Monitor" is an object of special curiosity.
Its beauty and ingenuity are wonderful and
it gives one perfect idea Of the working of
an engine. Go and see it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
An Opin .on CONCERNING wool.

The Detroi' Advertiser and TGbute of yesterday
morning has the follow ng letter from an intelligent
mer, hasn't in New York City, and remarks that It Is
from perfectly disinteres ed source, and that the
opinions are every way worthy Of respect We pub
lsh il for the benefit of wool dealers in this vcinity
NEW YORK, 0ct. ], 1853.
II. Barns, Esq: Dear Sir-It has besu my opini
for months pEsG that tefUTe The 10Th Of wool
would Urpg high prize. have set the price at soc
TO &C, and tat it might pro ably go To one dollar
To-day tton i selling freely at SIC, and it Is the
opinion OF some of the largest manufactur- that
there is fair prospect o i going up to dollar
Certainly, il cotton is worth a dollar, woJl Is rth
as much My obl0Ct in addressingy at this time Is
10 call your attention TO this subject, Tor State
"ill be full of specuators to purchase wool, and
OF co rsc all eei an interest in having the farm
getting good price Ur this important staple tr St
you Will Caution cur wool overs 10 be on the look
ont. Yours,
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LATEST
B. & o. r. z. 1N Goop oRpFR.

BALTIMORE, October 8.
The extract from the Richmond papers
Of the Sd, copied generally by the New
York papers Of this morning, stating that
Imboden hadrecently made a descent upon
this road, is entirely incorrect. No inter
ruption to the regular freight or passen-
ger business has occurred since the re-
opening in August nor is such a contin-
gency probable. The temporary large
movement for the Government lstely, has
haAa folly Oad sssis aesSzify E50OupIIsned
and the consequent return, from this
source, Of empty cars, together with those
loaded with produce, bound east, insures
for westward trains prompt dispatch.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
. ssIGNEEs sALE-Pursua

A SsIGNEES SALE.-Pursusnt to an
"A order made by the Probate Court in The
matter OF the assignment OF c. q. Robson, in
favor Of the creditors, shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House,
in ssid county, on the 5th day Of November, 1858.
at O'clock, P. n, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit;
Ist. The east 4 Of southwest 4 Of section No.
"a, township 76, north Of range 25 west, in War
rem county, in the State Of Iowa, being 50 acres.
Appraised at $40.
I'd. The southeast = Of the southeast 4 ofsec-
ton 13, in township 49, north OF range g west,
being in the county Of Dallas, State Of Iowa,
beng 40 acres. Appraised at sl20.
Sd. The southeast u dissection % and the north
east 4 Of the northeast 4 Of section 2, in town
snip 81, north Of range 80 west, being in the
county Of Calhoun, in the State OF Iowa, and
being 200 acres Appraised at $500.
4th. The southeast 4 and south y ofnortheast
y Of section l9, aBd the west u Of the southwest
y and t1e southeast Z Of southwest 4 Of sec
uon 20, in township 70, north Of range so west,
and the east u Of northeast j Of section IL in
township 80, north Of range 50 west, being in
Guthrie county, in the State Of Iowa, and being
40 acres- Appraised at $3.50.
Terms cas1. J. G. GRANNI5, --
Assignee Of @. II. Robson.
Cleveland. October l, 1853. oct ;122
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

We are compelled again most earnestly
to request our friends to assist US with con-
tributions, both of money and material. We
have sent all supplies at our command to the
relief Of the wounded in the late battles,
and intelligence has been received that they
were promptly transferred to the advance Of
the army. The wants in that department
are still pressing, and we have been appealed
20 from the Csntral Office of the Commission
to use all speed to hasten forward further
supplies. We are, however, unable to an
swer as we would such calls for relief fron
those who havh learned to rely upon our aid.
VIII not our friends help us to send forward
another car load of goods the present week.
At no time will even a small contribution be
Of more value, or be more promptly applied
to its destined use.
The particular class of articles nov called
for are as follows: Clothing, bedding, cam
ed and dried fruit, light groceries, wines
and cordials, vegetables and fresh butter.
Our stock Of cotton and linen rags is also ex-
tremely low Let us remember that all we
can do with cur best efforts will hardly suf-
fee to meet the just claims DOW urged upon
as. SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
oct2:tf
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TOLEDU HIAhhEC-Oct. @,
LnnnnI rnI I'm n ~

FIOur-Sals 100 Ibis Xxx at 1885
" heat-sales before New York report !, $50 bui
white Michigan al sl,S6; u bush do same; ID
ush amber -ichgan az 8, -; 6UO bush white Mich
igan at 81; 2,OOO bush No red q, is; 2 bush
white Michigaa at 81 ,5; LIS bush Michizau SouIh.
red at sl,Z. 2Hti bush white nichIgzn at 81 30
1850 bush No red at LILO; b,,Ug bush Michi'
gan, deliverable At sellers option within 10 days. al
SIX ince report, saes is bush No lanai red nj
Il 20; SO0 bush No , do 1T same.
-COrH-ssles Z,IUO bush, 5,OUJ bush and 100 bush
MOI at eOc.
SsaIH oaes 800 bush at $50
reights-Yery uul and unchanged. Wheat tc
BufaiO, sc tU OsWtgO, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

WElssrn hat several Of The ministers
Of this city will preach, on the coming Sab
bath, on tbs duties Of oitiEsus TO their eoun-
~, win special view to the pending slec-
tiOn. The movement is good one. We
are NOT Ct thatnumber who object to apolit-
isal Prpaohingj" for, at the present time,
there e n subject of Christian duty which
demands A0ro carsful and prsyerful exam
iastion b dl PEsIssSiug Christians than This
sans subject Of political action,
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CHICAGO HTARKET-Oet. =.
lBY YTELlaRAPE.l

El0uF-Market du I.
heat-Market quiet. sales at 81 ,OS6l ,O55f.
COrn-MarkeI firm and &c better. sales 81 775k9
7Sc.
Gsafs-Msrket firm Sales at 57d5'c.
Ereights Dull and IHcha ged.
, keceIPIs-Il,SOo bbis noaI, lzs,cOl bush wheat,
55, 100 bush corn
shipments 1900 bbls -four, $500 bush wheat
44,OUU Dusn corn.
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NY, MONEY DlANKET-Oct. /,


Money Market sctive at 6i17 2 cent
sterling Exchange-Easisr and quiet Selling
at l6l0l6iH
Gold-market without decided charge, Opening
l6N.
Government atOcIs-BIarket firm. Unitsd
STATES fxes OF 1851, coupons l05Gi0s SsVen-thirty
Trs asury Notes le6k One Year Certificates IO25f.
State StOcks-Missouri SKIES g.
Exports of -pecie-The total exports Of specie
to-day were t270,i62.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

CUYAHooA COUNTY TEACHERS INsrT-
TUrE.- The annual meeting of the CuyahOga
county Teachers Institute will be held in
Bersa, commencing on Monday, the 10Th
inst, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. 1t is of
the highest Importance that the teachers
should be present az the commencement.
Prof. E. E. White, Prof 7. ". Henry and
Prof. Schuyler will be present the entire ses-
sion.
1t is fully believed that Music should be
taught in our public schools. The Board
have secured the services Of Prof. Dunbar,
who will devote portion the time each day
to this neglected department.
Teachers of adjoining counties are respect
fully invited to unite with us. The citizens
of Berea have made ample provision for all
who may attend.
By order OF the Executive Board,
JoEx WHEELER, Pres't.
octe:Il9d&wIt,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

FUEERAL NoTIoE.--Mrs. Sarah Water.
man, wife Of Vim. Waterman, Esq, Of this
city died on Tuesday last of consumption
The funeral services viii take place to-day,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, at 2IT Kins-
man street. Friends Of the family are invit.
ed 70 attend. am
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

NEw CoUETERFEIT.-Counterteit S5's on
the Bank of Goshen, Ind, have made their
appearance in eastern Indiana and western
Ohio. The paper is Of very poor quality,
with yelloWish tint the engraving very
poor and blurred, the letters of the word New
York, following the engrsver's name, being
entirely out Of proportion. The Registers
name is engraved, and good imitation of
the original the balance Of the signatures,
however, are very poorly executed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

PEEsoEAL.-Rs are happy to learn that
Colonel o. h. Payne, Of the I24th Regiment,
o. Y. l., who was wounded in the groin at
the battle Of chieksmaugs, iszoWin the city
q. the rssidsnos Of his father, the Hon. q.
3. Ps1ns. and is rapidI1recoEeripg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

TEE coLUMBUs DAILY ExPREss is the
title Of q paper recently started in Columbus.
tbs hrst number of which was issued on Mon
day last. Its typographical appearance is
FOOi and its political principles are sound.
We wish is secesss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

UEIOE MEETrza.-A grand rally Of the
voters Of Cleveland viii be held on the
Square tomorrow evening, at seven O'Clock.
Tne Hon. William Dennison, our noble Ex-
sovsrnoF, and the Hon. s. HlnkIs win
Gpeak. All Cleveland Ought to tarn out ts
hsar thsan aloossot oho-,.l.-,- - 49, LII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

TIE business on the Cleveland and Erie
RAilrOsd, this fall, il very great, It's pas
ssnger trains are very large and are all
crowded. It's freight business, too, is i'm
msnss and It has never been in more pros
psrouf con dition.
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.NOrHER INVASION Of MISSOURI.

n 81. LOUIE OoLuUeE .
intelligence has been received at head
quarters here to the effect that about two
thousand rebels from Marmaduke's COM
mand, under Colonel Shelby, entered
Southwest Missouri, from Arkansas. for
he purpose Of raiding. Our troops are
concentrating upon them from seyersl
poiuts. and their capture Is not impossible.
q il believed this force is intended to be
the nucleus Of Missouri Stats guard,
ireorpaniged, which, since the capture Of
JsR. Thompson, it is said, has been placed
| g. stha honda ~ Waldo p. Inhrann- late
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

We are agsin indeOted to Russelfs news
depot for New York and Cine ers
Ia advance Of the mails.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

USuED STATES GouRT-BEFoRE JUDoE
TILsoE.-The Court was not Ia session yes
tsrday. Day before yesterday it was sngsg-
ID in the consideration Of unimportaut busi-
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The above list is made out by Captain D.
strattoD, Company O. The letter says that
niaeteen tWentieths Of these men were
slightly wounded, and will be ready for ser
vice in from fifteen to thirty days. Fourteen
Of the casualties occurred on Sunday, and
the others on Saturday. The reason of the
comparatively slight casusltiet on Sunday
is that on that day the regiment fought
behind q bresst#ork.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

FaoN TIE I24rH OHro.-List Of killed,
wounded and missing of the 12ith Regiment, in
Saturdays and Sundays battles Of the chicka-
maugs:
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FIIE AIRS DO not forget the sale of
Oil paintings this evening at 1872 Superior
street, by Mr.. o. Cutter & Son.
onf9.1IQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

Tn most choice styles Of Millinery
Go ldshrs at Mrs. Sbsw's rooms septS0:lSl
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RnRFInN Me-

NEW YoRK, Octobsr I. -77
The pirste Georgia put into Simons Bay
for coal, on the 18th Of August
She had captured and bonded the ship
Prince Of Wales, from Valparaiso for Ant
werp-her fifteenth prize.
TIE pirate Conrad, now called the Tus-
calooss, put into Simons Bay August 9th.
She captured and bonded the ship Santee,
from Abysb.
Tne United States Consul protested
against the capture Of the Sea Bride, on
the ground that she was within British
waters. And also demanded the deliver
ing up Of the Tuscaloosa, on the ground
that being prize and not yet condemned
she violated the Queens proclamation by
entering British port.
The Governor decided adversely to the
Consul in both cases. Whereupon the Con-
sui entered protest
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of Eng
land show decrease in bullion Of e28, 728.
LIVERPOOL, September 25.-CO.ton OPEN
with less excitement but good demand r
closing about I'd dearer On American.
Flour dull, and to effsot sales Ga reduc-
ton would have to be made
Wheat also heavy, and ld@2d cheaper
for inferior, but steady. For fine Winter
Red IS 3i98s 81. Fer Chicago and Mil
waukIe 6s 6J98s ID.
Corn dull, and prices barely maintained.
Mixed 26s Sd. White 2SsG29s.
Beef in moderate demand, and steady.
Coffee in steady demand at full prices.
Petroleum quiet.
Breadstuffs quiet and still dropping
down.
Sugar in demand at full prices.
Tes, nothing doing.
TslloW closes quiet.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, September 26-EYESrEG.-
the prospect Of the fall of Charleston is
much debated. The friends Of the South
assert that it win not affect the issue.
The Army and Navy Gazette cannot
perceive what great military advantage
would accrue from the capture Certain-
ly none equal to the capture Of Knoxville
and Chattanooga, Vicksburg and Port
Hudson
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FINE AIT HALL


where crsditabIe collection is on ex-
bibition. Beside those which we have al
ready mentioned, we And many new articles
in the Hau. In fancy work, nssdIs-wOrk,
cans-Work, &C., &C., Miss E. L. Smith, Of
Brooklyn. Mrs ". F. Parker, Mrs. E. John
son, Miss E. N. Hill, Mr.. ]. Huntington, and
Miss sprsgue Of East Cleveland are among
the principal exhibitors. Mrs. DR.. Palmer
shows a very beautiful case of wax flowers.
Mr.. Craig also has some fine cases of wax
flowers. Miss Jennie Mack, of NeWburgb,
exhibits novelty in tss shape of flowers,
etc manufactured from festherWork. It is
very skillfuily done and the effect is beauti-
ful
Geo. Hewlett has four oil paintings in the
Hall and the Misses Littleton enter an ex-
tensivs collection of linear drawings. Mr..
E. B. Chamberlain displays fne crayon
sketch and the Poker Painting" which
we called attention to yesterday. The
department of Fine Arts, however, il
not yet as full as it should be. The hail is
under the charge Of the experienced artist,
Mr.. Hopkins.
The Hall of
DOMESTIC MAEUFAoTUREs.
is respectfully filed. "Tbe Shakers" have
fine collection, among which the most re-
markabls are some pieces Of home made silk
manufactured entirely by them. Mr. Haw-
kins has on hand large variety Of blankets
shewls, and SO forth. Rag carpets from
Messrs. Richards and ROwley, and splen-
did wooden carpet from Mr.. Rowley are es.
pscially noticeable. There are many other
articles in the hall which we cannot notice il
detail.
The other departments Of tho Fair are vel
fIled, but We shall defer detailed exsmina.
tiOn of them till this afternoon, as to-day il
more particularly devoted to the exhibition
of live stock. Let us, however, explain thai
the entries in these departments do not ex'
press the number of animals on exhibition
as frequently three or four are grouped il
one entry.
The programme for to-day is as follows:
At 10 in the fornoOn, ROadsters.
AtI1 /" I" Jacks and Mules.
At 2 in the afternoon, Fancy Horses.
At 4 {" {" TrOtting Match.
To this the programme of yesterday, ,whici
was broken up BY the rain, will probably b
superadded.
The officers and exhibitors have done thsi
duty and a good fair is the result. It rest
with the people whether by their attsudanc,
and patronage they make it also success.
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NJ A ARINE.

s= PoRr OF CLEVELAND, October :,
EETKRED.
stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit .
Prop Su- qiehanna, Webs er, Buftafo
Prop PorHmoutl rraverse BufslO.
Prop ~ mona, oil r, BuffRlo.
sehr s. q Kim, ali, ,Jndson, Marquette. .--
H2 1910 acJa
oLRAaKR.
stmr Morning Star, vigsr, Detroit.
Prop susquehannaI Webster, Tol. do -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
BUBITKss NOTICES.
W. d. BAKER,

W. d. BAKER,
Wholesale and Retail Newsdealer and Station
er, los Public Square, near Postofice, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
n. B.-Country dealers promptly supplied.
Orders solicited. sept22:lsO.
"a DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, Rheumatism, Serofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases OF the Brain,
Threat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given 10 many formidable cases cured in this city
after other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment in another column. Of6ee No. 1l9, Seneca
street.
Coal Oil Chandeliers.
A great variety Of styles, from one to six
burn ers, suitable for Churches, Halls or dwell
linga.
Gas Chandeliers,
Ageu ey of Cornelius & Baker Of Philadelphia
b. Coal Oil Lamps.
All kinds, wholesale and retail.
Corner of fsuperior and seneca streets.
oetz.
CLGYELAND wOOLEN MILLS.
A. & Z. C. POPE,
sup,ninter1 Ients, Manufacturers and Dealers In
al kinds Of
W OOL BNG coo OBS
Consisting Of PisiR Fancy 81
CASSIb E7ES,
D, 3ESK1NS, ii 49,
SATTINETS,
UNIONS, s----
FLANNELs, -
BLAGEETSk
ETC, E TIC
g yod stosK constantly on hand adap'eu =
Ns tSss % prioes paid for Wool and Pslts IN cAsi
or anufactursd Goods. ri
rOmoe and salesrooms,
NO. s5 WA1 FR STREET, CLEVELAND, =
au Es-R.2 -.uI-l
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FRoN TIE l25FH 0aIo-List OF the kill-
ed and wounded IN the l25th OHIO VolunIe, =
LofsOrry, in the battle of the lsth and 20 h
of September:
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RAVEnER,s REGIsFkh.

HF-CHssps Wssning conveyance 70 either OF tina
nboVs TrGinsor Boats, viii be called for by CoechsS
6ffigVcnTl Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
n ths omnibus once, li7 su1srior-st, next door &c
- N 6ffesl Hou1a,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
NUMBER OF ENTRIES.
We are first attracted to the Hall of
FARM PRODUCTS,


where We find the display equaling if not
surprising that of the State Pair, in quality.
Mr.. c. S. Gates of Brooklyn. an extensive
exhibitor in other Departments, has on hand
fne display of mammoth squsshes. J. N.
HiekOx's display Of cheese, and some fine
specimens of butter and bread next meet our
eyes. We note some splendid collections Of
vegetables, remarkable both for their varie-
ty and extent, and also for their sizs ard
quality. The most prominent exhibitors in
this line were ". P Hudson OF East cleve-
land, John Smith,-lhe gardener of Amasa
stone,-J Baische of East Cleveland, Jo-
sepb Amir, and Peter Herke. The collec-
lections of these gentlemen were wonderfully
large and perfect. There were other cOlIee-
tions, but these we're the most extensive.
Passing from this well filed Hall we enter
FLORAL HALL,
which, under the management Of Mr.. Stur-
tevaut, has become very bower Of beauty.
The display of flowers and fruits is very Sc
Isct and beautiful. The principal exhibitors
in flowers are John Smith, whose collection
OF dahlias is positively uhequalled by any
thing of the sort ever seen by our citizens,
Mcintosh & Co., who have on hand a most
beautifully arranged and widely diversified
collection, Mr.. Fletcher, and Mr.. Leonard
Case, beth Of whom sent very elegant and
beautiful collections. The display of apples,
ounces, grapes, pears, peaches and wines
is fine. The exhibitors are numerous and
the quality of the fruit most excellent.
Turning with reluctance from fruit as mag
nifcsnt as that which tempted Eve and from
flowers far too tempting to blush unseen, we
.ntar the
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Flour and Grain in Store at Chreaao
sblpments Of FIOur and Grain frOm TOIsdO


- DulJ hecelptss
Inc following statement shows the daily receipts
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
Octohsr
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Operations of the Pirate Georgia

Court Martial at Cincinnati.
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WANTED Immediately, wet-purse for
child ten months old. Apply to DR.. John
Wheeler, northwest side of the Park.
Oct. Z. ll9.
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Large Arrival Of COnseripts.
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FRE-PROoF LAMP CRMzE4s, only 10
cents, at 169 Ontario street.
oot3:119 =. & E. E. BEENEN.