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The general markets today have been dull,
heavy and inactive, and the only demand iorWheat
comes from the millers, who are not buying heayi-
Iy. The decline in Gold made the market still
heavier at the close. Prices, however, remain un'
changed, and up to the time the New York report
was received was quite firm.
We have no change to note in other leading arti-
oIes, and give the following the state Of the mar
ket for the day
Fretghts-Unchanged and firm at the following
rates: LAKE, AND RAIL-Flour 70 Albany and
Troy 81 90, to New York 10, to BOstcnl 20. Wool
to Now York 81 s. TO Boston ! So. ALL RAIL--To
New York, Flour 81 20; Wool 81 IS. To Boston,
Flour 81 80; Wool So 90.
FiOur-DuH and inactive, Hold at $40 O0@
10 go for good to fancy Xxx red; $40 5o9u 80 for
do do white.
wheat-Only light milling demand and small
receipts. Sales , $50 bu No. 1 Kentucky White at
81 80; 2,OO0 bu canal red at 81 lSi car No red
at 81 u. Market closing heavy,
| COrn-Eo sales reported. Held noninally at
81 ss@I "a for sound mixed
GBaGs-Stssdy and unchanged at 7sc-
Bariey-Less active, but held at g oO92 10 for
Pork-Firm at SO 90 for No. I mess; $40 co
for No. ? 90.
Lard-Firm and unchanged; 25e in kegs and
2Ic in tierces.
smoked Meats-Firm at the following hg-
ures. Can7assed Hams 25c; Shoulders Is92oc; b.
con 22c, Dried Beef Isc. Sales 800 lbs Dried Beef
TauOw-Country rendered firm at 1s9I9c-
Rutier-Light sales, but market firm at 4A9ile
for Western Deserve; H@42e for Central.
Cheese-stoady and firm at Is99oc for good to
prime Western Reserve; 2Os9lc for choice do and
Hsmburgh.
Egg-Fair demand and Light supply. Held
at zoe.
Lake Fish-steady and unchanged. There ID
good demand, especially for White Fish. The
quotations are White Fish 50 so; Trout %; Pick
srel %, Herring IS rs.
Beans-Dull and heavy. Held at 81 25 for me-
dium white
EEtafysines-No sales. Held at 81 so.
Timothy SeetI-stsady demand and market
frm. sales so bu at Sc 40
AlsssOI-HsId at Ss 6s for 90 per cent 81 81
for Neutral Proof Spirits.
EefrOIeum-DuH and quiet Refined held al
ss9a5o.
Dried Fruits-AppIes dull at SC; Peaches firm
and scarce at 28c for unpoeled and Sic fOr peeled
SaIf-Firm and steady at s. 60 for fine and 50 Ct
for coarse.
water Idme-Good demand at 81 2092 25 foI
Osvsgo and Akron; So 90 for ROsedsle Cement.
Stone Ware-Open ware l2c per gallon, and
Jugs l3o per gallon
Fire Briek-In good demand, and selling st
ss7 90 q 1000.
Fire CIay-steady at 50 so q barrel.
PIaSteF.-''Powelrs'' land plaster SO per ton
Dentist" IS 90, and common eslcined 81 70 per
bbl.
Hops-ohio held at 2Osz1o; New York State al
25@S5c.
HRIf-Held firm at 50 90.
ale ami POrter-Market steady. We quott
as follows Present Use Xxx Ale SO; Stock XXX
Slagi2; Keunett s14 Pale OreSh 81; Porter
gil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09

The MARTIEETTI-MARzETf TROUPE.-The
repetition of "The Green Monster" last
evening drew a crowded house at the
Academy of Music, and all, old as well as
young, laying aside their dignity for the
nonce, enjoyed to the full the laughsble
haps and mishaps of the three ehevaliers,
the eomiealities of that happy -go-lueky fell
low, the White Knight, and the adventures
of the Ight-footed Harlequin and his love,
Rosalie. The pantomime is one of the
best of its kind, and affords some
fine opportunities both for the ludicrous
and the beautiful, and was finely rendered
by the Company. The spirited little pan
tomime of "The ViUGadiere," was also Civ
en- with great success, Madame Marzetti be-
ing the reigning star, and winning great
applause, especially in the recitation and
the ."Pas Il Ineonstant Paul Martinetti
and Mr.. Franklin succeeded admirably in
their thrilling acrobatic feats.
Tonight the THE Contrabandist +" will
be given, and I" Les Rommss de L dir y and
" The Green Monster, will be repeated.
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REAL ESTATE TRAEsFKRs.-The following
transfers have been entered on the records
of this county during the past week:
George Burk to William Hewett, 40 feet
inches front on Bolivar street near Nj
ami, by 1872 feet deep. Consideration,
$2,475.
Hugh Cunningham to William steil, 90
feet front on Hudson street, West Side, by
119 feet deep Consideration, sl,7OO.
H. H. Mott to NJ. J. Mckay, 40 feet front
on Lawrence street near St. Clair, by I32
feet deep. Consideration, s., 400.
Thomas Jenkins to G. W. Fahrion, SO feet
front on Park street, University Heights,
by 431 feet inches deep, with dwelling
house. Consideration $500.
John Rolder to Carl Zaohari, 63 feet front
on Bridge reet, by 1872 feet deep. Consid-
Grafton 81 800.
A. G. Lawrence to Caroline Neher, 40 feet
front ON Waring street, near St. Clair. Con
sideration $775.
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A SOLDIERS REST AT MEADvILE.-We
learn from the Crawford Journal, published
at Meadviile, that some of the people of
that city are making an effort to secure
contributions to build Soldiers Rest 3"
near the depot Mr.. Dale, of the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway, has drawn up
plan for a neat and comfortable building,
seventy-fve feet long by twenty-five feet
wide, which, it is estimated, will cost about
81, 600. It will contain dining=room,
reading-room, several eeping apartments,
bathroom, and other convenienees for the
comfort of the soldiers who may be detained
at this point. Two rooms will be set apart
for the use of the Soldiers Aid sosiety. If
the money to put up the building is forth
coming, it is confidently predicted that all
contingent expenses will be met by the
liberal contributions of strangers passing
back and forth between the Oil Regions,
and it is thought that the treasury of the
Soldiers Aid Society would also be meteri-
ally benefited by the operation. Mr..
James McHenry has already contributed
five hundred dollars toward the project.
Such an institution is greatly needed at
Meadville, and werejoice that there seems
to be prospect of its successful establish
ment.
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PERsoEAL.-All the boys of the 15Oth, and
very many of their friends, will remember,
as they have reason to, Major J. W. Smith,
the skilful, faithful and excellent Surgeon
of the Regiment, to whose foresight, care,
experience and fidelity many of them are
indebted for their restoration to health,
and yet more for their preser-
vation from sickness. All of them will be
glad to know that Major Smith has remov-
ed7to this city, for the purpose of practicing
his profession, and may be found, for the
present, at the former headquarters of the
l5Oth, on Bank street, opposite the We'd
dell. Give him call,
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THREE BODIES FOuED.-Yesterday's San
dusky Register says that the body of a wo-
man was found on the east shore of Kelly S
Island, on Sunday last, September 4th. The
deceased had on a calico dress. Her hair
was long and black, her height five feet
eight inches or more.
On Monday following two children were
washed up near the same place, one boy
about FIVE or six years old, the other girl
fve or six months old. There being no
doubt of their being part of those lost on
the schooner MsyhOwer, no inquest was
held on the bodies,
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOX
wv the Quartermaster's Department at Nashville,
Tennessee 800 LabOrers wages S45 p5r month and
rations; 800 Tesmsters, wages so per month and
rations. To. men capable Of taking charge OF q
Train As WsVOnmaster, that will report with Is
men, 500 per month will be given Assistants with
hfteen men, S45 per month. Mono need apply but
able-bodied mea, willing TO engage Tor SIX Inontha'
Transportation furnished.
., n. SHERWOOD, Agent Of Q. NJ,
Al Eouae Cleveland %.
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EcRUITING.-Fourteen recruits were
mustered in at the Provost Marshal's office
day before yesterday, and fifteen yesterday.
This is very light work, and indicates a
dangerous diminution in the interest taken
in recruiting. Our citizens must not as
sumethat they are clear of the draft, and
stop working, for that course will precipi-
tate the very calamity that they dread.
Only work-hard work-will clear US.
few days more such work l0iH do it. Mean
time, let us not relax our energies.
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On and aftsr hIQnday, Nay Ieth, 1854, PASSENGER
Trains viii leave Cleveland, follows, SUNDAYS ex-
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DEATH AT THE SOLDIERS HoME.-James A.
Waters, of Company /, l66th o. V. l., from
Mechanic Township, Holmes County, Ohio
died at the Soldiers Home yesterday morn
ing, Of malsria-typhOid fever. The body
was sent home, to the friends ofthe deceas-
ed. Yesterday.
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ADVERSARY OF THE FREEDMES's 4D So
cIETY.-The annivers ary meeting of the
Freedmen's Aid Society viii be held on
Tuesday evening next, September 18th, at
Chase's Hall J. NJ. Langston, Esq, of
Oberlin, has accepted an invitation to be
present and address the meeting, which
will be a very interesting and important
Oua
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ward Union Clubs.
USIoE CENTRAL COMMITTEE RoOMs,
Cleveland, Sept. 9TH, 1854

UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOMS
u Cleveland, Sept. 9TH, 1854
1t is Of the utmost importance that there
should at once be a thorough organization
of She Union Men in this County. In less
than two months the most important elec-
tion ever held in this country will be upon
Us, and there is nota day to lose.
The Townships in this County are already
organized.
The Union men of the various Wards in
this City are requested to meet on Saturday
evening next and organize Ward Union
Clubs, and report their officers to the Coun-
IL Central Committee, at their Headquar-
ters, No. IFS Superior street.
H NJ. CHAPEay'
Chairman County Central Committee.
N B. SHERwIN, Secretary.
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From LAKE sUPERIoR.-The Iron City ar
rived from Lake Superior on Wednesday
evening, and the Meteor early yesterday
morning. We are indebted to Mr.. Hough
the clerk of the latter boat, for the follow
ing memoranda of her trip; Left 0ntona-
gon, Friday, September 2, P. NJ, called
over at Isle Royal and stopped at usual way
ports met steamer Lac La Belle at Port
age, and scow N. G. Williams was also at
Portage with cargo of coal; met steamer
Pewabic outside entry P. NJ. Sunday,
bound up. Left Marquette Monday 1880
A. M; passed four loaded vessels of
Grand Sauble, bound down; met sew
eral vessels below White Fish Point, beat
ing up. Left sault Canal, Monday $3.50
P. NJ. Propeller Governor Cushman was
at the sault, also four vessels in the canal,
bound up. Left Detour Tuesday, ll:1t
A. NJ; met schooner Middlesex just out
side, bound up. Net steamer Illinois of
Thunder Bay. Large fires are still raging
all along Sault River; ssw a very large
fire bpek from Thunder Bay, Meteor
brought down lO2 tons copper for Detroit,
and 2O4 pkgs fish for H. Garretson, & Co.,
Cleveland also 22O passengers, including
So recruits from Houghton county, Lake
Superior,
The Meteor left yesterday evening on
her return trip.
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PosTPoSED.-The picnic excursion to
Berea by railroad, for the benefit of the
Catholic Orphan Asylum, was postponed
on account of the unfavorable state of the
weather. 1t will take place on Saturday
next, the cars leaving the depot at ten
o'clock A. N.
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Revenue Stamps for Sale.
may9
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DIED.

August S0th, after distressing sickness of many
months, Mrs. AsENATa BROOKS, wife of Dr.
Levi Brooks, Of this city, aged 63 years.
Thursday morning, September sth, of Typhoid
Fever, ARCHIBALD WALDRON
Funeral will be held this (Fridsy) afternoon at 2
o'clock, from the A. N. E. Church on Tho street.
Friends of the deceased are invited to attend.
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The Panorama of Paradise Lost closed a
very successful engagement in this city on
Tuesday evening last, the hall being
crowded. 1t is to be exhibited at Paines-
vile the rest of the week, and re-opens
here again on Monday evening next.
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Connections are made at MonroaFiIie with the San
duEky, Mansfield q Newark Z. Z. az Clyde Eith the
Sendusky, Dayton Z Cincinnati r. r. at Fremont
with the Eremsnt S Indiana x. X. and al Toledo
with the Michigan southern Northern Indiana and
Toledo 6 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
Jackson FOIt Wayne, LOganspOTt, Lafayette, CsiTs,
Alton. st. Louis and al points West, Northwest and
Southwest. -
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at SD A. 10 2.4s P. r., and s 50 p n. FRnm
SandualZy st 9:l5 A. n. L. D. RUCKER, SUIT.
Cleveland, May Is. lSs4.
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READ THE LIST!

t CRAWFORD. Huron county, Mich, Castor.
BAIYs WOOD obsrlIu, silver Berry Dish.
Miss MErT1E KEITH. Crawford county, Ohio.
Silver Ice Pitcher.
A.w. eooDHUE, Akron, Ohio, Silver Castor.
Mrs. J. c. MEzE, oravofrd, Pa, silver Gard
Baeket.
JoHs c. oUDwORrH, Springfield, Ohio, Silver
Watch.
Miss EMMA WALTON, Cleveland, Ohio, Opera
Glass.
Mrs. c. A WHITE, Aurora, Illinois, Silver
Wine Stand.
rs. DAVIS. Cleveland, o, silver Butter Dish
CHAs. wERBE. Summit county, Ohio, RevOlv-
Ing Butter Dish
Miss ANNIE HUNT, Saginaw, Michigan, Silver
Syrup Cup
Mr.. R. BELL, watortown, Silver Cake Basket.
Mrs. BAKER. Cleveland, O., Breakfast Castor
JAMES B. CAMPBELL, Portage county, Ohio
! Egg Castor
JOHN E, DAY, aoaus, county, Ohio, Bronze
Clock.
Mrs. BARRY. To.sdo, Ohio, Silver Ice Pitcher.
JAMES LANG. Grand Rapids, Michigan, Silver
Oyster Dadle.
c. c. PERRY, Erie, Pa, Silver Fruit Basket
JAMES STRONG. Warren, Ohio, Silver Goblet.
w.B. EvERITT, Gold Water, Michigan, Card
Receiver.
Mrs, EZRA sPRAGUE, White Pigeon, Michigan
Silver Sugar Basket.
ENos WALDO Ashtssuls county, Ohio, Silver
Revolving Butter Dish
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l rs A. M.-NfGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOyping
st Girard, Ashtabula and Falnesyilla only, and
arrive at Cleveland at . go A. NJ.
500 A. M MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN-Stopping at al stations and arrive at
Cleveland at 1910 A. n.
$40 A. M-TOLEDO EXPRESs-Stopping at all
stations except SWanFtlle, SaybrOOk, UnionFille,
Perry Mentor and Wiakliha. and arrives at
Cleveland az 30 P ~
a.40 P. M.-DAY EXPIRES TRSIN-Stogping At
Girard, COnneaut, Aahtabula, and PainesFiile
only, and arrives IN Cleveland At 20 P. n.
- Second Class uars aTs run On ali through
Trains.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trainz Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl indianapolis, ST. Louis, &C; and all through
trains going eastward, connect st Dunkirk with the
trains Of the New York & Erie Railroad, and st Bui
fAl with those OF the New York Central & Buffalo
New York City Railroads for New YORK, Albany
Boston, Niagara Falls, &C.. and at Erie with trains
on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad
eS7 Day Express, East and West, connects at
Girard with Trains on Erie b Pittsburgh RailToad
for Linesville. MeadFile, Jamestown, &c.
b. NOTTINGHAM, SUIT.
GIavaIand Mas Idkh ~
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Loss OF THE PROPELLER BAcKUs-A letter
from Chicago, dated the 5th inst, to Capt.
E. P. Dorr, of Buffalo, Gays the propeller
Backus was lost with all hands on board,
near the Beavers.
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CITY NEWS.
GRAND UNION RALLY.
General schenek 10 Speak in CIeve-
land.

land.
It has been already announced that Ma
jor General R. C. Schenck will address the
Union loving citizens of Cleveland on
Thursday evening next, September 18th
The place at which the meeting
will be held, will be hereafter announced.
We hope that the Union people of Cleve-
land and Cuyahoga county will rally en-
aasss to listen to this gallant champion of
the Union. Give the veteran soldier a
grand receptionl
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoEvENTIoy.-The
Democratic County Convention is to be held
in National Hall on Saturday, September
7th.
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BUFFALO s1ARKET-sept. s.

lBY TEIEsRAPH.l
F1ouF-Inaetiye-
Wheaa-Nominal; no sales
GOrm-luiet and nOmin-l.
GA,afs-No sales. Held at 71s4@7sc.
5Whisky-Dull and inactive; lsl75.
E,NpfgEsfs-To New YOrk-FlOur I5ci Wheat
1sc. o7rn Ice; oats l01aGl0Ao.
lake IupOrts-Rlour z,hOoi wheat oz'OOO'
Canal EKpOrts-FlouT -; wheat Ss'O'Vi
eoTp b, 500; oats {, ,l5O.
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STEW YORK STOCK HARRIET.

lBY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, Sept 9, 1884
government stOcks-steady. . $ Sc 81
coupons lO7alO75I; U OPS coupons ll1@lll54i
do registered 107; Treasury notes OF Ootooer ana
StoeI, SIsteady. N Y Central, 1874; Erie
IG7I/ Hudson IO95l Rock Island los Fort
Wsypa 100 Reading 13I +; Michigan Southern
s05S; Illinois scrip IZ75S; Pittsburg III; North
western 81; do preferred s514i O. NJ certificates,
45lt: Quicksilver SlH. .--
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nLEYELANp AND IoLRDo r


L1IIs u NINu = NIsE.aITlTTIlI II %
On and after Monday, May 10TH 1854, Passengs
Trains viii leave Cleveland - follows Sundays
cepted:
$40 A M.-OHIeAGO EXPREss. .-stops at Beraa
Grafton, Oberlin, Norwalk, MonrOeville, Belle
we, Clyde, Fremont and ElInore, and arrive
al Toledo at l0:05 A. ~ and ChicaEo at 20 P n,
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo 81
SOP NJ; Chicago at 80 A. n.
COP. M.-NORTHERN mAIL-StOps at All sta
tons on NorthoIn Division, and arrives at san
dusZy at 7.lO P. M.
7s00 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS.-Stops ct Grafton,
HorWaik MOlrOeviia, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives at Toledo at II Is P. III and Chicago at
esi6 A. \,
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PERsoNAL.-Goyernor Blair and Adiutant
General Robertson, of Michigan, are il
town and stopping at the Angler.
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Auhffg.
EXAMINATION

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
flifor cuyahoga County viii be held as fIlowa.
commencing at 10 A. NJ. and closing at p. n. =
In cLrvELAsD, at the Court House, % story, room
No. 4 Sept. 10th, Oct. 1st, eth and 22d, Nov. 9Th
and 18th, and Dec. 3D. In BEDFoRD Oct. 18th, and
in BEREL Nov. 18th.
There will be no examinations in January and
February, 1865.
Certificates dated only from the day Of !fnishia
examination. The same person cannot b. examin
ed upon more than t1ro days in any three months,
and those two days mast not be more than one
month apart.
Al male applicants must pay fifty cents. and al,
fal1aie Applicants thirty Ave cents, condificu
81 feTaminaticn, according to law.
u LW. FORD,
.sni.f72 Clerk Of Examiners.
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MORNING LEADER
FRIDAY MORNING, sFPT ..
NV ADYERTIsEMENTa.

Academy of Music-RaEel Troupe.
o. Cutter & Son-Auction Sale.
Prof. Fox-Festival Of Beauty.
Oil City Banking Co.-Notice.
Wsnted-Nurse Girl.
Bridget Croke-Notice.
Wsnted-Board-
ALI. Howard-Loosl Notice
Fourth Ward-Local Notice.
Campaign Medals-Local Notice.
Sozodont-Local notice.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-Alf. Howard, the
great vioInist, is in the city.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily
Saturdays excepted at 9;lO P. NJ, arriving at Sal
amanea at 40 A. NJ, and New York at o:zs P. n
Sleeping Coaches attached.
"a No Change Of Cars.
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FOURTH WARD.-At a meeting of the
Draft association held at the Engine
House on Wednesday evening it was
ResolUed, That the books of the associa-
ton close at the expiration of the meeting,
to be held on Saturday evening, ,zRnd that
no more shares will be issued after that
time.
The association has now sufficient capi-
tai paid in, to make the shares worth, to
any one who may be drafted from the said
association, three hundred dollars.
A meeting will be held on Friday and
Saturday evenings, at the Engine House,
at which time the shares may be obtained.
They may also be had during each day, at
the store Of Fuller & Co., 215 Superior
street. All who desire to participate in
the benefits arising from this organization
should give the matter their immediate at
| tention.
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FREEDNEY's AID SRCIETY.-ELEcTIoN OF
0FFICERs.-At the annual election of officers
of the Freedmen's Aid Society, held few
days since, the following gentlemen were
elected to the Offices named below:
B. s. GREEN, President;
JAMES T. ALsToN, Vice President;
JAMES GREeoRg, Secretary;
JANIS WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. ..
D. II. Crosby, J. A. Davis,
James Thompson. -.-7
The President, Secretary and Treasurer
of the Society are also or oDfeio members Of
the Executive Committee.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
NJ. Gregory, A. Medlin,
J. Hope,
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CAMPAIGN MEDALS AND BADGES at New
York Prices. Agents and dealers supplied.
Enclose twenty-five cents for samples.
B. s. GREEN,
sep9:169 Room 4, Leader Buildings.
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LOCAL NOTIOEs.

sozOdOnt, the most popular Dentrifce in
existence, used and praised by everybody.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
septi2eodl69
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LATR SUPEEIOR IRos Co. OFFICF, }
Marquette, Lake Superior, Mich,
Saur..,~f.r al 1874

DIvIDE ND NOTTOE.-A Dividend
1Iof THREE DOLLARS per share has been declared
by the Lake Superior Iron Comprny, payable on
and after the. 10th inst TO Stockholders resident
IN New York and the New, England States at the
once Of j. F.. Greenough, Transfer Agent, Be stOn,
lass, and % all others az the Office Of Messr5 H.
-. Iuttle Son, the Coz npsnys Agen4s atsCleye-
land, Ohio.
BY rider of the Bot ,rd of Directors.
s. P. ELY,
seps;l6d Secretary and Treasurer
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Rose & PrentIss' Provision Market Re
port.

Rose 4 PrentIss' Provision Market ke-
port.
Hams-Sugar-cured premium hams D D----''zz-o
Canvassed hams 2 f0.....-..-----.--.--.- .
Dried BeeE-Csnvassed y D.--.-.-.-.-- =
ShOuIders-Su -Sugar-cured q D---..'-'''''-'-----lo
Canvasssd . 8f0.-..---.-..........------
RaeOn-Or Smoked Sides q io.. -
I9rfJ-Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In bbs q Ip'55 y
Prime leaf kettle-rndTid in kegs D D,:1t1gS 1g
o,ttr-Noi mess q W
Extra clear q bbl...........-.-.-..'.'.''.
H- No extra charge made for packages On carr
age to railroad dePots or oSt. A ~ snvtbog in
s,t ssato orders promptly oiled. Our sugar
se T9sT, s [ettis-rendered Lard took the hrst
nremiumat the late Ohio State Far ',,,,v,7r,ss
iuly4-R
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09
TRAYELER.s REaIsTER.

sS- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
al the Omnibus Office, 147 Superior street, next
door TO the Wcddon House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-09
~ HONEY MARKET--sept. s.

ETOuey-More active and firm at per cent.
sterling Exehsllge-Dull at lOs5z9lOs Tor
Gold. -. l., =. 4.
2H, declining to 1854, and closing at Z5615'