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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-06
Lees Official Report OF the
Pennsylvania Invasion.
Rebels at Work In Tennessee.
They Attack MeMinVflle
The Town and Garrison Cap
tuFed.
AFFAIRS AT CHATTANOOGA.

NEW YORK, Oct. D.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Commercial says: Apprehensions felt in
some quarters nor h, based on the tele-
grams from Atlanta in the Richmond pa
pers, relative to the situation Of Rose
Grams, have nc foundation here, where it
is well understood that Gen. Rosecrans
telegrsphs that he is entirely able to hold
Chattanooga. There is much that might
be said tending to strengthen public conf
dence in the belief that the new reorgani-
zation Of the Army Of the Cumberland,
with its rsinfoTcements, will soon lead to
the grandest of results, were they not of q
character improper for publicity. The or
ganization OF this army will require lit
tie more time, that its efficiency may insure
success on the resumption of the campaign.
Quartermaster Meigs, now with General
Rosecrans, does not share the opinions sx-
pressed by arrivals from the srmy-that
it is dishesrtened, demoralized, sc. On the
contrary he declares that it is in excellent
condition and fully equal for any emer-
gency.
The Richmond Examiner, Of September
26th, says Captain Bell, who left Rich
mopd q few days since for the purpose OF
leading q naval expedition in open boats
on Chesapeake Bay, has returned, having
achieved q most brilliant success. He
succeeded in sinking seven Yankee YES
sells and taking considerable property.
One vessel he ran ashore in Virgins and
saved from her large quantity eff cheese,
&C. He captured seventeen prisoners and
they are on their way from Richmond.
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NKw ADVERTISEMENTS.

@. A. Read { Co, Bankers-Gold, liver and Con.
pons Bought and Sold and Money Loaned.
John Elislsr Academy Of Music.
J B. Cobb Oo-Blank Books &C.
Hover Hsebee-Siks
L. Benedict sons-Lsdies' snd Gems Furs.
C. O. Burgess-Teamsters Wanted
I. I. Baldwin 3 kCo-searlet Broadeloths.
Porter's Cure OF Pain-Loca' Notice.
E. I. baldwin Co-Pai ley Wool hswif.
Churchill Bro Removing,
Z. I. Baldwin Co-Slsxauder Kid Gloues.
Rob't Hanna 3 Co-For Lake Superior.
W. Melhincb-On'ons for GALE.
G. @ Wick s Co-Cider Mills and Straw Jutters.
w.B. Castle-Blacks NTH Wanted
wagner's Loan Ofics-Mare for sale.
OoWlss-Periscopio spsotseles.
Grand Union ReIly-Local Notice
Oitizs Of the 4th Ward Local Notice.
Attention 20, C-Local Nctics.
kin,h Ward-Looll Notice.
W. d. HaywaId-sre dAl UrdsrE s-Local Notice
Felton : Wiiber-Dssusr eotype Stolen.
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WAsHiNGToE, Oct. B.
Yesterday morning as some of our team
sters were foraging near the Rspidsn,
north Of Clark Mountain, one Of the enc
my's entrenchea batteries fired several
shots at them. The rebels had previously
given our piekets notice that they should
do so if they repeated the act No one
was injured. A rebel brigade occupied 3
strong position north of the Rspidsn near
the railroad, a short distance from our
lines. The road is in good order between
the two lines. Our troops strongly picket
the Repidsn to its mouth, thence down the
Rappahsnnock below Falmouth. Guerril-
las still invest the Southern side Of the
Potomac. Some of these raids and cap
lures, it is known, might be prevented Il
our troops were more watchfui.
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FR0M THE WEST.
Movements of BIunt---Oondition
Of Platte G.unty,

LEAvEEwoRFH, October 8.
General Blunt has left Fort Scott for
Fortsmith Bushwhackers have been cut
ting off the trains, and the enemy around
Fort Smith is in a menacing attitude The
news of Blunts Intended arrest is fully
confirmed by the Ewing organ this morn
ing. 1t seems that Ewing hos written q
letter. stating that sehofeld has long in
tended to arrest Blunt The Dubois Board
of Inspection have made charges against
Blunt as long as hswser. They were
sent by Sehofeld to do this, and Blunt
would have been arrested if he had ever
come to Fort Leavenworth. The Mayor of
Parkville and one hundred other citizens
of Platte County, No, have made state
ment OF the condition of affairs in that
County, which concludes as follows;
1t is our firm conviction that there are
now in Leavenworth over one hundred
men and families who have fed from
Clarke County from fear of violence from
the men composing the Moss Militia, and
that If some change in affairs does not 90
cur the lives and property Of radical
Union men in Platte County, will be a
the mercy Of men whose loyalty has al.
ways been, at best, doubtful.
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

CAIRO, October D.
g. D. Gully, Of Kemper county, Missis-
sippi, has announced himself candidate
for Representative on the reconstruetion
platform.
Vicksburg dates TO the 25lh ult., ssy the
Texas expedition has exploded. ..
The Railroad from Vicksburg to Jack
son is to be rebuilt. on. g
No movement from Vicksburg will be
made very soon.
General Logan has taken command Of
the city and closed all places Of business.
There is great want Of fuel for trans
ports at Vicksburg.
A flag of truce, under Colonel Collbaugh,
left for Dixie on the 25th ult. General
Grant rode out, for the first time, the same
day, SCI
Prominent citizens of Mobile report
there Will not be much resistance offered
as that place.
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Lus discharged soldiers slso, the widow, chill
iren, and rghiful hei.s ofan deceased soldiers
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FIGHT AT CHATFANoOGA.

1HiLADEAPH4A, OctODer .. Il
A special dispatch from Knoxville,
Tenn, to the Bulletin, says that Colonel
Carter has taken up a position at Bulls
Gap. --s N =.
The rebels hold Greenville, strongly re-
inforced. .. ---- --...--
Bsysrd and WOlfOrd are still in advance
below LoudOn, skirmishing with the rebel
cavalry.
The rebel attack on Mc5finnViIle indi-
Gates formidable flank movement to cut
Roseerans' lines and Isolate Burnside.
On the 28th the rebels attacked our right
and were repulsed after a hard fght Of
two hours .. -.ar..l .rl
A large number of rebels we're taken
prisoners. They express modification at
the result Of the Chicksmsuga Battle.
Their losses exceed ours.
Two rebel divisions were reported st
Hsrrison's Landing on the Tennessee.
Rebel cavalry made an attempt to cross
the River on the S0th, but were driven
back.
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NEW YORK mABAET-Ocr. 5.

lBH TELEGkAPh.l
CsttOn-MaTket a shade frmer Sales sec for
Midd inS Up ands
EIOur-Market heavy and SC lower.
Sales at as E1jh5 extra state s6,r516,2'
for extra round ho0ped Ohio; s6 sud7,75 for trade
brands. Market closing dull, wi no buyers at the
outside quotations
" WhisIIy-a arket hrmer. sa es at 55956c, the lat
ter an outsi Je price.
Wheat-aarkeI io lower, with only very mod
eyats business doing.
Sales at si,Z7 for new Chicago spripg; sl,I4Gl q
for Old Milwaukee Club; s4,z5Gl,sS for Old Winter
rid Nestefn.
COrn-The market has advanced Ic to &c 2 bush,
with good dem nd chiefly speculative
sales at 9g2c for shipping mixed Western
afiOat; el&093c in store
Oats Market steady. Sales at TO9T31Fc for Wes-
tern.
susars-Market firm. Sales MuscOyadO at liz
@l2%c.
,uOlasses-xarket dull and nomlnally unckang-
cd.
,COfee-The market is quiet and without decided
change.
Perk-Market hrmer, with good dsmand
Sales at si325 for old mess; s4,5O Tor new mess
a,25 nsIn5O for new primei sl3, ,5OGls 80 for new
Western prime mess.
Reei-Dun
Bacon Sides-Market duh and prices moderate
and unchanged. Sd o.. .-. ......
Lard-Msrket active and firmer. Sales at lOA@
| Ike. Also 2,S0O bbis for December, January and
February, at lic
BuTEer-SelliuR at lslS22c for Ohio
| Cheese-kirm- sales at lgsdl453c.
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TEEas TRoal RFnEt PlPrdIT \

A letter from Dalton. Ce sstsS cstt, ]
ulnmo, Pnohsned IN the Richmond Dis
patch OF Saturday, says the over sanguius
multitude, viii be somewhat disappofnted-
70 kno" that the chances Of Bragg . TAX 2
ing General hoseorans' army is no easy r q.
JOB. Although his losses have been heavy,
he yet has very formidable army. 'Ye
About twenty-five hundred rsmaiR in nd
the field hospitals who are too severely {,
wounded to endure transportation. A re--F.
port reached Dalton yesterday that Gen.
Jones occupied Knoxville and that Gen. q
Burnside retreated towards Cumberland Cd
Gap. - -, - =,
Maj. Rice, Chief Of Artillery, of Breck-.i..
inridge's staff, died on Sunday from I.
wounds received at Chicanauga. oh liFl
The Examiner says there is no fighting iil
At Chattanooga. Loose kilograms from ir-r 10.
responsible parties would have us believe -,
that Bragg had cut Rosecrans's communi-
cation, holding Lookout Mountain. the
road to Nashville, So, but from BragSs i~
failure to resume the offensive, we fear = =
their is too mu1h truth in Rosecrans's dis =
patch to his Government. that he held an q
impregnable position. Il is said Burnside 1i
has succeeded in reinforcing him, and We
have no reason to doubt it. sl fta L5-f5oilt
lmboden has recently made descent on 5o
the Baltimore and Ohio railroid. with the is'
design Of obstruoting the passage OF rein iii
forcements to R0secrans, but was day a
too late --..r =. --..-r "a -~'s-f--
The October term Of the United States
Court Of Claims commenced to-day at ths
Capitol There are I63 cases entered on
the docket for the term. -1 7sd g1Z mods
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THEsEvExTEEETH FAN Of the Cuyahoga
County Agricultural Society begins to-day.
Everything looks auspiciOus. Let the citi-
zsns of Ouyahoga County feel it duty, as it
will certainly be to all 8 pleasure to visit the
Fair, and give it al eneoura cement possible.
We visited the grounds yesterday and
found the work of preparation going forward
rapidly and nearly complete. We guarantee
a good time to all who visit the Fair.
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FIRE.-About half-past three o'clock
Saturday afternoon, fire occurred on the
West side. Some children we're playing in
the wOod-shed of Capt Lacey's house, cor
ner of Kentucky and Clinton streets, when
one Of Capt. Laoey's children procured some
matches and set FIRE to pile of shavings in
the corner. The shed took Ere and commu-
nioated to the barn, which was partially
burned. Steamer No. was under repair, but
the hose-cart was brought to the spot and the
Ere seen extinguished. Do not leave
matches where children can get at them
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OETARIo STREET, south of the square, is
now in rather a chaotic state. A large nun
Der of workmen are pushing on the task Of
paving it. and between the Barnet House
and the square the scene is brisk and lively.
The interference with the transit Of vehicles
and foot passengers, though necessarily
great, is as little as possible.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-06

HASHINOTOE, UctO0er D.
The Richmond Dispatch of Saturday last
contains General Lees official report of
his Pennsylvanis campaign. It occupies
nearly three columns Of the Dispatch. The
reasons for the campaign are thus summed
up:
The position occupied by the army oP-
posite Fredericksburg being one in which
he could not be at aeked to advantage it was
determin ed TO draw them from it. The ex-
ecution Of this purpose embraced the re-
lief Of the Shenandoah Valley from
the troops that had occupied the lower
part of It during the winter and spring,
and, if practicable, the transfer Of the
scene Of hostilities north of tn Potomac
1t was thought the corresponding move
ments on the part of the enemy to which
those contemplated by US would probably
give rise might offsr fair opportunity to
strike blow at the army then commanded
by General Hooker, and that in any event
that the army would be compelled to leave
Virginia and possibly to draw to its sup
port troops designed to operate against
other parts of the country. In this way it
was supposed the enemy's plan of cam
paign for the summer would be broken up
and part Of the season for active opera
/ tions be consumed in the formation Of new
combinations, and the preparations that
they would require. In sdditiea to these
advantages it was hoped that other vslua-
BILE results might be attached by military
success.
He admits large losses but does nOtstatC
them.
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T. GooDWILLE, Adjutant
Crr,zEUs ov ForRru W.,

CITIZENS OF FoCRTH WARD ATTENTION =
All Union voters of the Fourth Ward are
particularly requestep to meet at :he Engine
House, on Huntington street, this evening,
at half past o'clock. to join with the Sixth
Ward in grand Union rally.
A band of mnsic will be on hand to march
with us to the "wigwam" on Scoville
Avenue. Turn out one and all and help
nlang the glorious Union canse.
By order of the Committee.
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sUIClDE-We learn that Dr. Griphy, re-
siding at Havana, Huron county, committed
suicide, on the night OF the 23d ult., by cut
ting his throat with q razor. The body was
somewhat decomposed, when found, on the
afternoon Of the 25th. His family had been
absent some days, and the deed was commit
ted while they were away. No cause assign
ed for the deed.-PyROuth AdDertiser,
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ELEcTIoNs IN CoNNECTICUr.

BRDoEPoRT, Or, October 9. l1
At the City Election held to-day, the en-
tire Union Ticket headed by Clapp
Spooner, Esq, for Mayor, was elected by
large majority. 90
DAsBURY, CT, October 5.
The annual town election held here to-
day, resulted in favor of the Union Ticket
by majority Of l73.
SToNINGroE, CT, October 8.
The Union Ticket for town officers was
elected to day by majority Of $50
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COMMERCIAL.
CLRYRLAND mARKKT..
HoBNIHG LEADER OFFICE, I
MONDAY EVENING. October 5, 1855 ]

HORNlHG LEADER OFFICE
MONDAY EVENING. October 5, 1855 J
FIOurThe market is quiet and steady, with sales
40 bbls extra at 90 and IS bbls choice double extra
at $3.50.
Wheat-Market quiet, closing heavF. Sales
cars on track at s,ls cars ambsr at sl 2 track
and 1000 rush aAoat at sI,l9.
COrn-sales car from store at s5c.
Oats-Highsr. Sale cars on track at &c.
Highwines-Firm, with sales 40 bbls at SIC.
Seeds-Sae 40 bush Timothy at s2.75.
Butter-Contiuuesa active. sales are 100 kegs very
choice June-packed Western Reserve at 22o and 60
kegs good do at 2lc.
Cheese-Firm at II@l2c.
Eggs-Small sales at lec.
Lard Sales bbls country rendered at 100 and q
small lot No. at lie.
Beaus-Qu:et at $500.
Dried APpIes-Sals bbls at SIC.
POtatOes-Sales Eeshanuocks at $50.
OiIs-Carbon remains firm at 9@6sc. Linseed
has advanced and Is selling at 80.
ReceIpts-l27OO bush wheat, $50 bush corn, 2,40O
bush oats.
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NINTH WARD.-Evsry Union man in the
Ninth ward, who goes for sustaining our Co.
vernment without why or wherefore, is re-
qusstsd to meet at Claus Hall, on Pearl
street, Tuesday evening, Oct. 9th, at X
o'clock, to make arrangements for the coming
election. Per Order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-06

A GHosT CIUB.-In London they have
established ghost club for research into the
possibility of a travellers returning from
those bJurnes to which we ell look forward
with interest. The club is in downright
earnest, as may be gathered from the fact
that the committee advertise for haunted
house." one whose reputation is we'll authen
ticated.- Exchange
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THE REBELS At WORK IN TRNNEs-
SEE.
LOUISVILLE, October 5.

LOUISVILLE, October 8.
Four or i've thousand of rebel cavalry
under Wheeler, with artillery, attacked
McMinnville Saturday afternoon, eaptur-
ing the town and garrison, consisting Of
the 4th Tennessee Infantry Our forces
were without artillery and The town with
out defenses or fortifcations. The rebels
burned a train Of cars and destroyed the
Railroad and telegraph. They are beIiev-i
ed to be advancing on Manchester. Sew
eral prominent Union citizens are sup
posed to be captured.
Part Of the same force destroyed two
hundred wagons, on Friday, between
Bridgeport and Chattanooga, and esptur-7
ed an ammunition train Of y wagons
Portions Of rebel cavalry are scsttered 4
along the road near and South Of Mur-
freesboro', designing TO destroy the Rail-
road and teleg aph communication, csp1
ture stOcksdes, SO. Our troops are close q
ly pursuing them. .tr on rl.
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ARKANSAS NEWS.

N" CAIR3, UctOoeF D. n %
The steamer Anderson arrived from 81
Memphis, bringing two hundred bales Of 1sI
cotton and three hundred passengers. i115.
The Bulletin of the 81 says late nsEsT o.
from Little Rock reports all quiet there. bscs
Trains run regular from puValrs Bluff sl
to Little Rock. Mails uncertain. Ca cd liiE s1
Price is retreatiDg towards Texas. r8.1s CO.
The steamer War Eagle was fred into 81
twelve times by guerrillss above Columbus, "a
Miss. Nobodody hurt. .--7rr b
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw 0ELEAEs, Sept. %.
Matters are drawing 70 q crisis. ALI Of
the 18Th and 18th corps, except Gen. Her
ron's division, have been moved to Bra
shear City. One corps will be moved far
ther EestTwhile others move north to CO.
operate with Heron, who has been after
Dick Taylor on the Red River.
Gen. Banks, it is said, takes the field in
person.
Franklin is In command Of the 10th
corps.
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ATTENTION COMPANY CI-EVery mem
Der of Company are noti6edto appear at
National Hall, Tuesday evening, October
9th, at half past seven O'Clock, in the after
noon.
All members absent from muster will have
the opportunity to render their excuse from
the fne.
By order. J. R. SANFORD.
Ist Serpeant
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Mcintosh, Daniel ssswori, for ale and sssistaEse
beyond price.
TO the Cleveland Herald, and Cleveland LRAp-
"a snd Plain Dealer, for their numerous courte-
sizes, notices Of the exhibition. and to the two
former for their iberality IN publishing the pre-
MUM lists etc. without other reward than q
wish to advance the grape growing interest Of
F. R. ELLIOTT, sec'y. 81
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COMPANY H, 29th Regiment, will meet
in Rouse's Block on this Tuesday evening,
at half past seven O'Clock, for drill and
business. Every member is expected to be
present, as important business will be
brought before the Company. Tho law will
be enforced upon all delinquents.
S. H. BAIRD, Captain.
0otober 9Th, 1858.
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HEADQUARTERS TwEsTY-HIETH
REoIMENT o. V. NJ,
CLEVELAND, October 8, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDER No. 3.

A vacancy having occurred Of Captain in
Company c, Twenty ninth Regiment, o. Y.
II, by reason Of promotion TO Colonelcy Of
the Regiment an election is hereby ordered
at your srmory, Tuesday, October 9th, at
eight o'clock n, to fill said vacancy.
w. II. HAYWARD, Colonel.
Il GOoDWTILE Adiutant II
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CLEYELAND, ONO, WAsHISGToS, d. o.
No I Lynan's Block, No. 443 Ninth 81.
Near the Csnrt House
We are authorized by Government to collect
s-. SIGG Bounty
due discharged soldiersi slso, the widow, chill
dren, and rghffol hei.s ofan deceased soldiers !
also
to whieh every discharged soldier who was DIS
abledin tbe service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
Phan sisters, IS they sre severally entitled un-
Ter the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men :
money due Transfers, and every other class Of
claims growing out Of this or any other war.
Wsaiso pay special attention to
PATENTS.
SE Avoid Claim and PaIenI Agents whe
are net Licensed.
WePublish THE soLDIEB's FRIEED,' paper
ef mech interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send rs ycur name and stamp, and we will send
seOpy free; or twelve copies. one each month
for p cents.
Apply 10 Us in person OF by letter, with stamp
and your business shall have prompt attention
Fees low, and no charge until after we have ac-
eomplished what we undertake.
septic C. G. BRUCE.
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REBELS NEAR mURFREEsBORo.

:
Wheeler,s Cavalry, estimated at 1900,
with four pieces Of artillery, sppesred
this morning in front Of Murfreesboro, but
did not attack us. At last accounts they
we're still in this vicinity. Our cavalry
had several skirmishes and took number
Of prisoners. A party of rebel cavalry
burned the bridge across Stone River.
Two small bridges on the Chattanooga
Railroad are said to have been destroyed
by rebels Our cavalry are pursuing.
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\. Y. nEoNEE plAaKnT-oer. 5.

lIOncy-Market easy at 5a7 2 cent. The bulk Of
Transactions were at . cent.
6l5ez.
GOId-Msrket advanced ISc. Opening at 42A +,
and closing firm at 45c.
Government StOcks-Market ct Qniet and with
out decided change. United States year Ger if
Gates e975. 7l.I
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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 cur 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
% 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 from
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 now 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-
trsDely low. Let rs remember that all We
can do with our best efforts will hardly suf-
6ce to meet the just claims low urged upon
us. SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
oct2tf -.
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FOE Collie, Bowel Complaints, Diarhoea
and Cholera MOrbus, use Porter's Cure of
Pain. tits sure cure. Price Is cents. For
sale by all druggists.
". L. porter 4 Co.,
aus2l:R 1Ss Detroit &C., Cleveland.
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BUsINKss E0rIGRs


We ~ DAEAEAAs
Wholesale and Retail Eewsdesler and Station
er, los Pubic Square, near Postofiee, Cleye-
land, Ohio. .H.-s.F
n. B.-Country dealers promptly supplied.
Orders sohcfted. septz2:1s0.
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A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
it has seParated-how many friends forever
parted. The subject is SO delicate, your
nearest friend will not mention it, and you
are ignorant of the fact. To effect redical
cure, use the " Balm of Thousand Flowers ="
as a dentrifce, night and morning. It also
beauties the complexion, removing all tan,
pimples, and freekies, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price so cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
sept22:R2 dy&WY-eoU