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CHERiFFS SALE.

stare OF Iowa. LEz CoUxTF-ss.
nv virtre Of special execution to directed issued
nv me ttrk Of The District Court Of said county, in favor
william E. Rick j. aud aa.in-t George v. lltde-ty md
IN ms j. II tr.i-si v aud eeree against .mss
III unlltuu 4ud thc,s, have irsled upon an Viii sell 20
- s,t bidder III the froat door the CLERKS uace
Of rbe District Court o Ice Comfy Iowa. al heoknk, IN
saa count, "a Tie 80 isy & eetqber, 5 = 10 te
Nv an the hours ~ a5cock A. y AID ; oiae T. ~
coa,rpes at clock T. VI. q said day, the following
nrnusrtx t-wt: rh- northwest quarter q Tia north
~ on.rsr Of section thitty-two t32 township sixty
a. 49, .b ,f ran . ass t5} vest, beiag ~ acres in
Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon ard to be sold 10y order ofths court
10 satisfy said writ ofeNscutien.
:" LIS 81 ~ tss4 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
pr,,t.r's Isl Oa Sheriff of Ice CJauty, loss.
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CHERIFF'S SALE

~ srATE OF Iowa, LEE Co.'S
Nv yrtue Of special execution directed Issued
nv the CLERK Of the District Court Of said county
o. john Maxwell aud Elizabeth Maxwtli and against
George Il Barber, land also i cree against JsEhes r.
IA Der aud ~ - / haze levied upon and viii sell
the highest lid the 'front.' door OF the Clerks Office
of the DistrS Co OF Ice county, Iowa. al heohuk. IN
said county on path day OF ociobet. A. D. lsli,
bet ween the hours u clock = N. and O'Clock
, u commencing o'clock NJ. OF said day, the fol-
lowing property so-wit: Nv ntyive % feet of the
frt sua- ii lots i've 81 aud six g. in block rinetsve
fa5 hing on hua ref rect Oerrt street by nigey-
hive e5 feet seventh lithl street. in city OF keokuk
Lee county Iowa.
Taken levied upon, and to be sod by ord Of court, to
ss'i=gs said whit Of execution.
Printer Fee s. COL Isk ~ L AN pEkStN,
keokuk Sept. 9th, "a. shei III Of Lee Co., Iowa
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CHE RIFFS SALE.

Sr4TEoF Iowa, LEE Co.'S.
BY virtue of special execution 10 ms direete, issued
by the Cek Of the District Court OF said comfy IN favor
of Sanuei T. Her. and against Mary A. Gop>.in and
Henry Culsen. have levied upon and will sell to
the highest bdel the front dour Of tie Clerk office
the District Court Of Lee county Iowa Eeokuk in
said county, the 18th day oi October, A. -. iS6+ be-
tween the hours Of clock 4. II and clock p ",
commencing nj clock of said day, the following
property, tdyii Lots - ia blaek forty seven Al
q Reid addition to the city of heokuk lee county,
Iowt.
Taken levied upon, and to be sold by order of court
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Fee u 90 ISRAEL ANDERSON
heokJk, sept. Il, "a. Sheriff OF Lee Co. Iowa
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CHERiFF'S SALE

- Sfrr oP 5y, LzE CorNry-ss
BY virtue II special cjon to directed issued
by tha rs ei ustfiyt Court 81 said county. in favor
OF Samn y Niler and ioos ltaruisccai His1 against
John ) Pse ssla also decrae aust siias Kane and
Others have levied upon an1 VIII sci t. the highest
bidder at the front of Cetks Office oi tGe Dis
trict Of lee County Iowa. nj kseku ia sad tou
hours q . aclock 4 VI aud O'clock r. NJ. common
chg al o'clock r. " of said day the 1lloaing property.
towit: Lots avs and sS So in block seventh our L y
of the city 81 Keokuk. lee county. Iowa
TAKEN vei gpaE AL to NJ sold by order Of court, 10
satisfy SAL writ ot execution.
printer's Fss II Cef ISRAEL ANDERSON
Keokuk Sent u a. Sheriff OF Lee Cos Iowa
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Professional.
glR j. +. SANFORD.

I lR ]. T. GA FUND,
h"~'- ,etr,as from the GENERAL Practice Meii
;,. IN causelcnce OF large and iEcrea-in Sarslesl
practice has made arrangements for the tretesli u all
cases embraced in the iJliowiug enameraiion'
lsr. All Surgical cases and surgical operations
2yp Diseases the IL and Tar
3gp Disease ~ tiIe Lungs and Throat.
Ara Consultations N..h FLysiolaus IA si Gases al
bone abroad.
In order - promote the better treatment Of Surgical
as, and diseases Of the Eve and Ear Dr.. Sanford has
established IA fAirary such cases where pateats
iJ 81 veil cared for and ere al the appliances and
means successful treatment used In similar Inst
tutioa;s IN the large cities Will be found
Having elie sed for twenty years large aud generous
image IN the tfEsERsl practice Of medicine and sur
crv from the citizens the tis city sud the surround
ing country DT s. respectfully invites tue public AT
ention 10 special nements for the treatment q
Surgical cases and diseases Of the Eye aud Esr.
jel5-dH
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CHERLFF,S SALE,

~ STATE Or Iowa LEE Co.'S.
Bv virtue of special execution directed ed
by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county
of samuel + Miller. and against DAM Corson.
levied upon ana viii sell 10 the highest bidder he
f-ecf dnor Of the Clerks Office Of the District Court Of
Lss county, l0Ss keoEl. IA Sad county, ca the 24sh
day Of ctoer \. D. 1854 between the h0uis 81 eloea
A. and - clock P NJ, commencing at O'Clock " Of
sud aty. the lloming property tovt LIT IN in
tiock frty~yen a. htid Aiitoa 70 the city of Ke
okuk Lee unt, Iowa
Taken levied uron and to be sold lY order Of coart
satisfy said wrt = execution.
k99kuk, :. pt. ~ lsol. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers t.e a. Gll Sheriff OF Lee &c.. Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, LEE CousTY-ss,
By virtue Of special execution directed, issued
by heGier Of the District Court of.si county In
samuel h. Miller, aud against A. H. BroasoH and also
decree a. int nia Collier aud >.lAs D Clsrkc)
have levied upon aHa VIII sell to the highest bidder
the front door Of the Clerk. Office OF the District Court
Of Lee County Iowa keOAuk. IN said County. the
2it ~ o October 4. d. lsst between the hours of
O'Clock A. VI and oecck T. VI eiicng at o'clock
r. VI o Slid Jay the following property o-wit: Lots
ani eight tsL in block iofiseyeu Il OF Reids
al ition t. the city ci keuknk Lee county. Iowa
Taken levied upon, an be sold by order OF court 10
satisiy said 81 execution.
Printers Fee = %. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Keokuk sept. -. "a. Sheriff Of Lae CO.. Iowa.
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CuERIFF'S SALE.

NJ STATE uP Iowa, LIE torNTF--Ss.
By virtue Of a special execution directed issued
by the Clerk the District Court Of said county in favor
OF r NJ REYNOLDS and u. g.char-on. and against Jno.
O Msaroe, tand also decree against Rosrt tr nch ID
o;hers ,ye ieviel uren vil sell 20 the highest bid
der at oo- OF the Clerks Office of the District
Court ee county, Iowa. a. h knk. in said county.
tn. pal ax sber A. .. ts0s between the hours Of
O'Clock 4. NJ al4d clock r. ". commencing At ,
o'clock p NJ -si l4y. the following property to-wi
The ,n1yi ie} iNth ut riv u III AMI lilo acres Of
lan IN t west 45f af the southwest quarter ui section
tWentV-sur t2i township siXiNlee afeurth OF range
i've 10 wrt he rorH'T iowa ka'wR and fcse ri ed III a
decree ia pgStrl t.uN at county Toss F keo-
kuS Of date Sit 9th 1855, lots and ~ stlott d
therein to Sancey Va key, widow Of @~mes kley
dec ,sea for her e the being snij ec 10 her dow
err a the UNDIVIDED onesxth OF the east half Of lot two
Ga in bao-k twepiy nn t2ae aisy, the undivided one
siNta Of - block ~ both Of aid tots being allotted
il h decree aforesaid said Nancy Mackey in city 81
k-okls. lee cUauty. iowa.
Taken lcvicd aon 70 be sod by order Of ooert, Il
salty said writ Of execution
Eeokuk. Sept. -, 1904. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee 50 90 Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ SrArs or Iowa, LIE Cas-.
By virtue Of special execution directed, ISSUED
by the Clerk If the District Court of d county in favor
OF hiram .rney. aud against Ehales Pitcher and also
decree against Ann Carol and others,l have levied
upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder ut the fiont door
OF the Clerk Office Of the District Court of Lee county
Iowa heakuk in aid county the I'D day Of ucto
Der A. D. 1851, between the hours ef O'Clock and
1 o'clock commencing At o'clock P. OF said day
the following property. te-wi: ct seven 4 in bio
cue huadrtd an enty nine i2 in the city Of Keokuk
Lee county. Iowa.
Taken levied upon. and 70 be SOLD by order court
satisfy said writ Of execution
Keokuk. sept q, 1s6i ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Zee s. GO. shefih OF Lee Co.. Iowa
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TIE GATE CITY.
SATURDAY, OCT. Is.
SheriHs Sales.
CHERlFFS SALE.

~ SrATE OF Iowa, LEE Co.'s.
By virtue of special execution 70 me directed issued
by the Clerk of the Court OF said county, In favor
az Edward johnson assignee of Sophia farrar
tor and her at Margaret Farrar, decd and again
J p Hornish and J. X. Hornish, land also decree
against Noah Bayey and others) have levied upon and
will sell highest bidder at the front door of the
Clerks Office the District Court of Lee county, Iowa
Keokuk said county, the 9Th day of November, AID
1854. between the hours of oclock A. NJ and o'clock
=. NJ commencing nj o'clock p Nj. Of said day. the fol-
lowing property; towit: The fractional southwest
ton - township Go north, range west, southeast
section % township 65 north range west, southwest
section So township 63 north. range west, fraction
southwest Il section II township 81 north. range west
northwest section - l5 the same may be the
gnal decree OF partition township o. nth, range
west northwest section 20, township q north, range
west y northeast section 70, township 81 north
age west all in Lee county, Iowa also west = LOT J.
block and block 90, sjuthwcsterly X lots
l. 5 bl ok IS lots !, 5, G. TO- IL aud Il block IS
lots l. and s. block 20, lots Z s. 9 To- II and H. block
CO. all in city 81 H. okak. Lee county Iowa: also
following lots the town OF Nashville, Lee Iowa.
No. 100. Ill. 81, aud ie3
Taken levied upon and be sold by order Of court
satisfy said writ OF execution.
Printers Fee 50 00l ISRAEL ANDERSON,
keoknk Oct. 3, Cd Sheriff OF Lee Co. Iowa.
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CHERRIES SALE.

CUEkIFFS SALE.
~ STATS OF Iowa. LgE Co.'s
Nv virtue Of special execution to directed issued
nv h clerk OF tie District Court Of said county IL favor
q Hiram, Rsrney rud against john Nhestly, land $50
ecre az inst Alexander LrwIe AMI others.) b. We
levied uuon and will 81 TO the highest bidder At the
g., lor II the CLERKS Office Of the District Court of
lie coanty lowe keokuk, in said county on the 22i
dav nf Of A D. 1864 between the hours oil ocleek
" and o'clock p H., coinip ea1ng Il sleek P ~ Of
s,5 ia. the following properly, to-nit: Lots eieren
n and twelve f2l In block ore hundred and mnetyslx
flasA ia TIL CITY II kcokuE Lee county Iowa
Taken levied uon and be sold 10y order OF court to
satisfy said writ Of execution -r-o,.
Printer's Zee 81 90. ISRAELI ANDERSON.
geosat ss,t ~ Ell Sheriff Of Ice Co., iowa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-27

" EY-Aqents can make from SO IN SIS per day by
seliinr ,5,-T Tsv- RsdgE u lincoln and AcClellan--
These aSdEes manufacture ourselves, aud are ar
superior 70 TIE Badgss gspersy ossea 70 INC pubic
di3sfss fer the Presidency Ase1ts can easily maA'
s4sTrs-. 1rifb IA oenf stamp, HART CRITCHLEH,
Whaisssis Depot Is7 Superior street, Cleveland, o.
sepI9.l59
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRoPEILEB MSERAI
RocK.-This- propeller, Captain Thomas
Wilson, arrived here Sunday from Lake
Superior. The clerk, John Winchell, Jr.,
furnishes as with the following account Of
her trip down Len Eagle Harbor septem-
bsr 10th, $3.50 Ak, arrived at Copper HarbOr
at $50 n, Goth; at Copper HarbOr was the
bark General sigel, unloading grain. Let
Copper HarborI at 7:SO a n, goth. Arrived
at Marquette at $50 n, goth. At Mar
quette, unloading ore, sohrs Eagle Wing,
NJ. Etslker, st. Andrew and B. Parsons.
We took $40 gross tons ore iOr tho Cleveland
Mining Company, and left September 21st,
at 2:3O. Arrived at sault at ESQ n, 22d,
having heavy head wind and sea all the
way. The steamer Traveller lay at Waiskee
Bay, and barks MoniJor, 'De5sot6, faSsil-
Ion, Grace Greenwoodi sehrs Wm. Grant,
A. Buckingham, and ". B. Hibbard were
under sail, bound mp. Below locks, sehrs
White Cloud, E. Kanter, Winona and St.
Paul, waiting to lock through, bound up.
September 2Sd, $50 A 4, met steamer Iron
sides on St. Georges Flats, bound up Met
steamer Merchant on St. Clair Flats, $50 A
N, 25th.
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MrSr1KG At CHloRIx FALLsy--Word is sent
as that there was rOusing meeting held ct
the Falls last Friday night, it being the
first public meeting of the Union Lincoln
Olub.'' The largest church in the place
was found inadequate for the occasion, as
scores could not get admission.
NJ. S. Castle, Esq, was the chief speaker,
and he held forth with his usual eloquenee
and power. It was an occasion long to be
remembered by the citizens Of the Falls,
unless, indeed, they eclipse it next Friday
evening, when they srs to have another
demonstrstiOn- lIfa-agBJ 114 8,
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MORNING LEADER
TUESDAY MORNING sEFEn
NEW ADvERFIsElrMT'

Academy Of B0sifhos- l1Swton Alliance
Taylor, Griswold Co.-DrslI Goods.
P. W. Custead-AdministratO Sale.
N. 7. CO. For ogdeasburzh.
Taylor, GriswOld q co.-Nsw Good.
Rob't Hanna Co.-FoT Lake Superior.
J. B. Glenn q oo.-Plekles for Sale.
Taylor, Griswold Co.-Rnpress Cloths.
c. B. ClsveiSnd-Stray Pig.
A. B. C.-Board Wanted.
d. A. Dsngler-Notico.
metropolitan Gift Book stOro-LooaT Notice..
Or. Ii hthi1-Local Notice.
D. A. DAngler-Loosl Notice.
Taylor, GrisWold & Co.-Blsek Silks.
Horses at Auction-Loeai Notice.
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NEW rORR aARKEF.-sept. 2s

lhM EEhAaEAEhsI
CoftOu-Dun, uneettlsd and prices are entirely
nominal.
FIOur-Stste and Western heavy and unset
tied and nominaIIy 50oeSs1 co per Dbl lower.
Sales at g 4O9a As for extra statei IS H58t ~
for superfue western; $40 % for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio so is8
SI2 20 for trade brands. Market closing hsgu-
lar and unsettled
WhiskY-Heavy and lower Sales State and
western at 81 76@l Ts-
VFheRf-Dull and heavy and lo0l5c lower
Sales prime amber Iowa at 81 s.; common winter
red western at 81 80,
Rye-Qpiet.
BarIeY-DulI and nominal.
COrnSHeavy and 1sGO lower, at 81 Ss9l 50
for mixed western.
Oats-Lover. Sales ss9sse for western, ,chiOny
at ins de price.
COnee-Rules very dull.
Sugar-very duh and prices entirely nominal
MOIasses-Tery quiet and no sales TO report.
Petroleum Dull and nominal.
WOOl-Duli.
POrk-Open decidedly lower and less active,
but closed with rather more frmness. Sales at
SSs sT1<93s 625% for new mess, eash, and SSs 6O9
SO IS for do re ;ular Way $50 % for primo.
Beef-DuI and heavy. Small sales at irregular
Lard-Heavy and lower. 1s92Oe.
Bufter-Decidsdiy lower and dull At SS940e for
Cheese Lower and dull at IesSe FOR common
to prime
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FAIRsArKs's soALEs.-It is with some
business firms as it is with some individu-
ais, that they stand alone in the depart
ment Of trade to which they direct their at
tention. It becomes g speciality with
them, and by making it such, they carry
it to the highest perfection of which it is
capable. This is the case with the Messrs.
Fairbanks, the celebrated Scale Makers.
They have devoted themselves 80 entirely,
and with such thorough science and skill
to the manufacture Of Weighing Instru-
ments, that they seem to bave left nothing
to be done bn others.-N. y. Evening Post.
Sept. %: 1t.
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BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF
FIREWORKS.
10000 PEOPLE PRESENT +!
Speaking from Two Stands.
IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM FOB LIN
COLIN AND UNION!
CLEVELAND ALL RIGHT

The grand rally Of loyal Union-loving
men, on the Square last night, to celebrate
the noble victories by which the gallant
Phil. Sheridan has struck vital blow at
the heart of the rebellion, and to give re-
newed expression to the enthusiastic fdel-
ity Of the people TO Lincoln and johnson,
was in every respect a most triumphant
success So large and SO earnest gather
ing is a renewed evidence of the devotion
and unwavering determination with which
the great masses of the people cling
to the old Gag and the old faith. The
meeting was q testimonial to the exultont
Joy that the people feel in the saews Of vic
tsry. L was more than thiA-it was 6
demonstration of the popular belief thai
these are victories for the Union par
ty in the political as wen 40 th'
military campaign, - victories as com
plete and overwhelming over III,
Chicago Platform and the vagaries of peae
candidates and peace politicians, as owe
the scattered and broken legiOns of Early
flying army, The grand popular outpOur
ing had double significance. 1t mean
unalterable hostility not ouly to rebels il
the front, but to rebel sympathizers at home
THE GATHERING.
At an early hour in the evening crswd
frOU every part of the city began pOurin
toward the square, and the centriped'
tides swept in until it was filed wit pee
pie, and the adjoining streets waved an
billowed with fresh cOmers. The mectin
was emphatically home gathering. sPeal
ers and liste pers were both our own citizen
No effort was made to draw crowd from Il
country or TO procure distinguished orato
from abroad. Remembering this, one ca
: more readily appreciate the real grande'
and signifSeance of a home meeting
which at least twenty thousand PEI
pie joined
, There Wzs no procession, the County Ce
tral Committee not having Intended TO o
ganizs one, and the notice which seem,
!. to look in that direction having been 4
serted in this paper yesterday mornil
through Misrepresentation. The wa
delegations, however, turned out in fore
some of them bearing transpareneies, up
. which we noticed the following most e
cellent
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EXAMINATION OF RoBBIxs.-Frank O. Rob
bins and the woman who was implicated
with him in the murder of James Ward, 0 +
Niles, Trumbull County, we're examined at
Warren, on Saturday last, before Justices
Webb and Carter, and held to bail in the
sum Of s1O, 900 each. It is supposed that
Robbins will obtain bail and go into the
army to escape punishment, and that the
woman will be enabled to obtain bail.
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PosTroSEuEsTo THE BEDFORD FlIR.-Tbe
opening of the Bedford Union Fair has
been postponed one day, and the Fair will
commence on Thursday, October 9th, in
stead of Wednesday, as heretofore adver-
tissd. The people of the townships con-
eerned take much interest in the annual
display Of their agricultural and mechani-
cal proficiency, and the Fair promises to be
a rood one. as usual.
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Ux1oS MES OF IHE E1eBTH WARD.-
The Union men will meet at the Station
House, Vermont street, this evening, at
half-past seven o'clock, to organiEea Union
club. Every Union man should be present,
for the organization mnst be made, and it
should be strong one.
Remember the place and the hour.
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THE OUxAHoeA COUNTY FAIR.-This Fair
is to be the great local attraction in this
city this week. Our farmers, mechanics,
merchants, housekespers, and all citizens
who desire the industrial prosperity of the
county, should send in something to show.
Tho show opens tO-dayi that is, the day
will be devoted 10 entering and arranging
stock and articles for exhibition
The show will open on Wednesday. Col.
Harris, of the Ohio Farmsr, will deliver an
address on the Fair Grounds, on Thurs
day. The pupils of the public schools will
turn Friday into holiday, and visit the
Fair. Equestrian performances will take
place each day of the Fair.
Let every one come up to the Fair this
year, 4
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Dr.G. B. Lighthill, of New York, who
has won high and deserved reputation in
the treatment and cure of deafness, chronic
catarrh and throat disease, is now at the
Angler House in this city, where be will
remain till Saturday noon. His advertise
ment and testimonials appear in another
part of our paPer. sep27;l7O
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AcADEnI or MUsIo,-Owing to Outside at
fractions only a small audience greeted Mr..
Boniface and Miss Newton, on their fret
appearances. "BIueh Ado about Nothing"
was well put upon the stage last evening.
Mr.. Bonifsee as Benedict made very ia
vorable impression, and the naturalness
and easy power of his manner won all
hearts. Miss Newton has fine face, me
figure, and most excellent manner. In
most parts she win succeed admirably. As
Beatrice she wss good, not Pre-eminent,
her delivery being almOstt too hurried to d
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DEsrRTEBs sARREsTED.-Ten deserters from
the Igeth Regiment, now in camp at Camp
Cleveland, were arrested at Newbursh yes
terday afternoon by a Constable, and
brought back to camp. They were from
Mahoning and Columbisna counties, and,
getting sick of soldering, started for home,
on foot. They came to grief early in their
iournav
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weekly Bank statemen..
RUFF1IO MARRET--sept. IS.



FIOur-DuH and inactive; 76e9S1 o.
Whaaf-Lower with improved milling demand
No 2 Chicago end Illinois red winter 81 90.
COrn-Quiet and inactive Held at 81 449l IS.
0afs-Quist. Held az 77c.
RarIeY-Nrminal.
RYe-lnactiYe.
Whlaky-DulI and nominal.
FreIghis-To New York-Whsat 1sc; corn
l61[61ac; oats 6llc-
corn O15; cats 30O rye II, s,slb; barley 10,920-
Canal EKpOr1s-Flour 2,OOOi Wheet Sl,lIos
corn IS $50; oats 216, $50; rye "a, I'D.
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Pubic sPKAK1Ee IN The EIoHTE WARD.-
II will be borne in mind that Hon. John
A. Foote and A. T. slade, Esq, will ad-
dress the citizens of the Eighth Ward, to-
morrow night, Sept. 9th, at half-Past
o'clock, in favor of the maintenance of this
Government at all hazards as the quickest
and surest method to ensure peace.
tits expected that the Union Clubs Of
adjoining Wards will also attend
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Ur1ox MrETIEs IN TIE sEvBETH WAED To-
HT.-ELoQUEzT SPHBoHEs--To night, at
half-past seven O'Clock, two eloquent young
orators will sdress the good people of the
Seventh Ward on thegrest issues ofthe pre-
sent campaign.
Let them have full house for both they
and the cause are worthy it.
The battle has begun and the Seventh
Warderu must wheel into line, for no idle
spectators are permitted in such an emer-
eency as this.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-27

CRAZE AND WNE ExHrBTrIoS.-Fhis ex-
hibition opens at Lyman's Hall to-day
The premiums offered are SO liberals
premium of five dollars for ten lunches Of
Isabella or Catawba graPss-that every
one who has extra samples, or even fine
samples, of grapes or wine, should bring
than along.