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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

PROMOTIONS IN ONO REenSEETs.,-Among
recent promotions in Ohio regiments we
note the following in regiments from this
section of the State:
9th 0V List Lieutenants to Captains
|-Wm L Watt, Jonathan Reese, and David
H Moore; I'd Lieutensnts to 1st Lieuten-
ants-Edwsrd A Webb, Thos M Willis, and
H Worth.
55th o Y list Lieutenants to Captains
WIN Wickham, and 0 B Gould Lewis
Peck to 1st Lieutenant.
Esd doY YI-1st Lieutenant John L An
trim to Captain I'd Lieutenants to Ist
Lieutenants-Marvin A Stewart, Thos ]
McCord, Augustus Mcdonald, and Wallace
8 Roach.
67th V LIST Lieutenants to Captains
Theodore Curtis, and Thomas Ward /;
I'd Lieutenants to 1st Lieutenants-Emil
Rampano, Henry J Carter, and Robt Nc
Murray.
1st Light Artillery-sergeantsto I'd Lieu
tensnts-Wm NJ Camp, Lee T Beatty, and
VIM " Smith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

The market on Change was unsettled and very
irregular, with only light milling demand for
Wheat, but a considerably hrmsr feeling There
is fair demand for Flour, with light stock and
full rates. Provisions nominaIly unchanged.
FIOur-sales 200 bbls Xxx white at slI 90
400 bbls Xxx red at $40 90; 100 bbls extra red at
50 70; 100 bbls do at So
Wbeat-UnSettled and Irregular. Sales cars
No. 1 red at s. O5; cars No. at 81 s5; cars
No. 2 red at 81 So
COrn-salss 1 car No. st'sI 81; car do at
81 80.
Oats-Vsry irregular and moderate demand.
Sales cars at 7so; > oars at T5c; car at 7lo.
Rye-Demand light and market lower. Sales
car No. at 81 40.
BarIey-DuTl aud irregular. Held at a range
of 81 1891 90.
POrk-Nons on the market.
Smoked MeRlA-sugar cured Hams held ct
2I@25ci Shoulders at ls92Oc; Bacon at 22@23e.
Dried Beef lower; nov held at Ieo.
Bufter-DsmAnd light and receipts small. 1t
Is declining in the Eastern market, and shippers
could not pay above 25e and save themselves in
New York We hear no sales to-day.
Cheese-Is also weaker in New York, but ws
continue to quote the market here Ss follows: ls@
2Oc for large lots good to prime Western Reserve
2O92lo for small lots selected do; 22c for ehoie'
Hsmburgh.
ESgs-Dull and nominal 2Oc
Lake Flsh--Quist and steady at the following
figures for halt bbls: White Fish 50 50i Trout
Ss 80; Pieksrai 81 q, Herring 50 75.
HighWines- Dull and held at 81 IS. No sale
reported this morning,
AIcOhOI Lower. Held at s. 599s 81 for o
per cent; 81 90 for sutral Proof Spirits.
PetrOIeu.it-Dull, quiet and Rc minAl at s5@
9O5 for Refined.
seeds-FimOthy held at Sc 90; Glover nomiua
at slI 5O@I2 CO.
Dried APPIes-Firm and moderately activ
at 1850.
POtntOes-In fair demand at 75ssCe for Peaol
Blows.
Green AppIes-Areq quoted at 81 5Oss IS pc
bbI.
Beans-Dun at 81 OO@2 Is for medium white
Feathers-Live geese c,mmand from 7297s
for good to prime
saEE-Firm and steady at s. 60 for hno and ss 8
for coarse.
Water Llme-Good demand at 50 rs for Oh
vegO and Akron; 50 90 for ROsedaIe Cement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

WHO ARE ACCEPTABLE As sUBsr1rurEs.-An
alien who has never voted or fled deelar-
alton; soldier honOrably discharged from
service of two yesrs or more, or a soldier
who has served more than one year, and
whose unexpired term of service at the
time of substitution DOGS not exceed six
months, or persons above eighteen years of
age and less than twenty years of age, not
less than five feet three inches in stature,
and of good character, are prOper material
for substitutes. The .ofEerer of substitute
must describe on osth the grounds upon
which the substitute is not liable to draft,
and must prove the character OF the pro-
posed substitute.
Al these classes are large in this city,
and if they viii but look at the matter in
its proper light we doubt not they will find
~ I'D vice inst rooS snoueb To take
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
GRAND CENTRAL blAss Mrr-1ra m op,,,, ;,

GRAND CENTRAL Mass MEETING IN oBER1IK
Preparations are in progress at Dberliu
for grand Central Union Mass Me,eting, 10
be held in that place on Saturday, October
sth. General Garfield and Senator Sher-
man will positively be present, and Ex-
Governor Denison, Senator Wadeand other
eloquent speakers are expected. Amsgnif-
!cent banner will be presented to the town
ship in LOrain county, beside R nssia, which
sends the largest delegation Live men
have got this meeting in hand, and it will
doubtless be one of the gran6Lest rallies Of
the campaign.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

FAIRBAEKs's scALEs.-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. 1t becomes a 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 so 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. 2. EUening Post
Sept. q: 1t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

SACRED CONCERT THIS EvEEIEG.-We trust
that none of our readers will forget the sa-
cred Concert and Organ Exhibition
which takes place this evening in the West
Side Congregational Church, on Detroit
street. The concert is for the purpose of
exhibiting their new and beautiful organ,
of which we gave an extended notice yes
terday morning, and will be very attrao-
tive affair in which our best instrumental
and vocal musicians will take part. The
proceeds will be applied in payment of
the organ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
NEW YORK AIARKEF--sspt. rs.


[sT TELEsRAPH.
COttOn-Dun. Sales at 81 2O@1 25 for mid.
ding uplands, and by auction 200 bales New Or
ditto.
FIOur-Market for State and Western 2O@25C
better and more ooing.
Sales at IS 759s s5 for extra State; IS 5n@s 70
for superine western; $40 25@10 90 for eOmmOu
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
SO 55@l1 IS for trade brands. Market closing
dull and holders mor5 disposed 10 realize.
WhisEzy-Eirmer. sales western 81 T59i u,
chiefly at 81 76.
WheaG-Markst SC better Sales at 81 921Sa
l ss for Chicago spring. 81 071z92 0s for amber
Michigan; 81 10 for choice amber Kentucky, and
81 $50 for choice new white Kentucky,
RYe-Quiet.
C0rn-shade arneT Sales at 81 59@1 co for
mixed Western, chiefly at the latter price.
Oals-fiEmer at Sc for western.
COnee-Very quiet.
Sugar Moderate request.
MOiassea-Duu.
PetrOleum-DuH at Ss940c for Crude; 66o for
Refined in bond; 74gT5o for Refined free.
HOps-Quiet at 2O93so for old and 4O6 for new
crop.
WOOl-Duu aud heavy
POrk-Decidedly hrmhr with good demand
Sales at $50 OO940 90 for mess closing at the lat
ter price; $50 50as0 60 for new moss cash. closing
at he latter prieei S37 009Ss 90 for prime, the lat
ter price an extrsmei s4l 00@4l so rprime msss.
BeeE-steady and rather more doing. Sales at
$40 OO9Sl4 % for country messi 81 5O@el0 90 for
country prime; SIS GOALS 90 for repaoked mess,
and $40 0OG24 90 for extra mess.
Prime Mess BeeEDuli and nominal.
LaFd-Decidedly hrmer with active demand
Sales at l95.ld2lc and small lots at Zl<o.
Butter-MOie active at S0GSSe for Ohio.
Cheese Steady at I6c925c for common to
prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29


ACADEMY OF MusIo.-A large and fashion,
able audience greeted the appearance of
Mr.. Boniface and Miss Newton last night,
in the new and thrilling Drama, entitled q
''Life's Revenge" We have never seen a
play performed so uniformly WE'LL
There is generally a lameness in
the delinsation of some of the char
acters, which mars the beauty and or
der of the performance, taken as whole.
But here all the parts were excellently
well carried, and the interest of the audi
ence, as the plot developed itself, grew al .
most painfully intense. But the nature of
the drama was such that its different parts
and characters, in their effect on the audi
enee, relieved each other, SO that no Sooner
were our sympathies wrought up for the
unfortunate prisoner, Fournichet, than ST.
mon TiralOo would burst upon the stage
and eonvulse the house with his inimitable
antics. a5e'3
The evenings performance concluded
with the lsughabls farce called "The
Ghost"
On account of its immense success, this
drama will be rendered again this evening.
NoOne should fail of seeing the splendid
acting of the two "stars," Mr.. Bonifsce
and Miss Newton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

POLICE CoURT.-The smallest docket OIL
record was yesterday disposed of by Polic,,
Judge Hessenmueller. Cleveland is surely
reforming. For drunkenness Maria Mer-
rick was fined 81 and costs, John osCala-
han 81 and costs, and W. H. Pierson IS
and costs. For assault and battery John
Andrews was fined s. and costs, Richard
Sloan S25 and cOsts, and James Lee sR5 and
costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
FLORAL HALL.


We saw one pencil drawing, and several
specimens OF needle and hair-work which
are worth the seeing. Still this hall has
room for more 'elegsntissimas than it has
got upon its walls. It would be a grand
thing for those who are able to keep fine
pictures end the like, to loan the sight of
them to the masses, who love the beautiful,
but are too poor to own rare paintings
There is no charity like putting Beauty
upon the highway. We hope to see this
hall made SO beautiful by the temporary
loans of the fortunate owners of pictures,
that it shall be the central point of the
grounds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

TIE LAKE PIRGTEs-The latest intelli-
gence of the pirates who recently captured
the steamers Philo Parsons and Island
Queen, places them on board of a supposed
blockade-runner at Halifax, en- route for
Dixie. The authorities sent several ex-
perieneed detectives after them, but the
pirates had too much start. We learn
from the Detroit Tribune that the officials
at Sandwich, who released two of the
scoundrels, will have their conduct official
ly inquired into by the Csnadisn govern
ment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

UNION MEETING IN EUCLID.-There will be
meeting at the Town House at Euclid
Creek on next Saturday evening, to form a
Wide-Awake Club, and make arrangements
to attend in full force the mass meeting
here on the 5th of October. They are
bound to get the banner, and if the other
towns don't exert themselves to thu. utmost,
they will surely have it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
sept29:I7O

The Union men of the Fifth Ward are
invited to meet with the Union Club Of the
Seventh Ward this evening, at Waring
street Hall, corner of Waring and st. Clair
streets. The procession of the Fifth Ward
Union men will be formed in front of the
School House on St. Clair street at O'Clock
this evening, to march with torches and
music to the Seventh Ward. Let there be
such turn out of the Union men, as shall
give promise of thorough redemption of
the ward. sep29:I70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

TIE DRAFT IN THE SIXTH WARD.-Up to
last evening IO6 men had reported from
this Ward, of whom 55 were exempted and
only 81 held to service. This includes all
substitutes, and a supplementary draft,
(adding 100 per cent? will certainly come,
unless the quota of the Ward is made up
byiputting in recruits. The Sixth Ward
men have but one day left, and they must
stir round lively or they will be too late.
sAn2Q-17O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

BURGLARY The Cathedral, on Erie st.,
was burglariously entered last Sunday night
and the following articles stolen therefrom;
Capes, Vestments of various colOrs,
Dalmaties of purple color, 2 stoles, Sur
phces, ConpOrals, Silver Spoon, l Small
Ter Cape, Alb, 10 or more Cassacks, some
Napkins, &c. There was about $4,000 worth
of silver plate in the same place, which was
not disturbed. A liberal reward will be
given for the recovery Of the property, or
apprehension of the thieves. Address A.
RAPE Bishop, or NJ. GALLAGHER, Deputy
Sheriff of Cleveland. sent 2lslT0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

MEETING OF THE sTH WARD.-The Union
men of the sth Ward met at the Armory
last night, and though organizing at a late
hour, had an enthusiastic meeting. Speeches
were made by Major Coon and the Hon.
Jas. Foot. Both speakers expressed them
selves in vigorous and convincing thoughts.
The great issues at stake were wildly set
forth, and the strong Union utterance Of
the speakers we're warmly applauded.
The sth Ward will hold another meeting
in q few days, when tits hoped every. man
will be ont.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

PARDoNED.-President Lincoln has grant.
ed free pardon to Laurent Blanchard, ono
OF the Holmes County conspiratorE, con.
victed in the United States Court for the
Northern District of Ohio, and Sc ntenced
to the Penitentiary- The grounds of the
pardon were his ignorance of the la nguage
ne being misled BY designing men, and
his Penitenee. The pardon was sent to
Columbus yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

Considerable stock was entered yester-
day, horses, cattle, sheep, swine, &c. Take
it all in sll, the Fair will be grand sue
cess. Let every one come up to the Fair.
Remember that Col. s. D. Harris gives an
Agricultural Address at two O'Clock this
afternoon; Music by Leland's Band. Come
up to the Fairl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

SEVENTH WARD RALLY There will be a
grand rally of this Ward at Waring Street
Hall, corner OfSt. Clair and Waring Streets,
Thursday evening, Sept. 29th.
Distinguished speakers in English and
German are engaged. Rally all
By invitation, the Fifth Ward Club. will be
present. H. ". HuRLBURT, Pres't.
Sept. 2s, 1854. Seventh Ward Club.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
BUFFALO lIARKEr-..sept. IS.

lBT TELEsRAPH. u.
FIOur-Dun.
Wheat-Dull, inactive and nominal
COrn-Sales 1850 bus No. Ohio at 81 40.
Oats-Quiet at 70.
BarIey-sales s6,COO bus Canadian at 81 SEQ
100; closing firm.
Peas-fOwer. Sales s4OO bushels Canadian
at 81 35.
Rye-Held at 81 IS.
WhisfZy-DuH snd inactive.
FrelShts--ToH New York, Wheat 193ze; corn II;
oats 6li3<c. --T.. .a.
Lake fmDOFts-Flour 3, 1856 wheat AZ, ,O75;
90, III; oats ll3, 2O0i rye g. 0GO; barley 81
Canal ExpOrts-Flour SO, wheat 81, 200,
corn 81. 49, oats 81, ,27Oi rye 2S, 40.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

SICK AND WoUNDED.-List of sick and
wounded in Ohio Regiments transferred
from Chattanooga to Nashville, September
Path, 1854:
G. Tatman, A, I'D Ohio, right thigh; A.
Roster, L, 4sth, diarrhea; G. Barnes, l, Tooth,
right thigh; H. NJ. House, I, 4lst weak
breast; G. Jones, C, l24th, weak back; G..
Rutter, G, 10th Cavalry, right hand; H. C.
Jugers, B, 49th, opthalmis; J. FeatherstOne,
G, 7th, debility; D. NJ. Derringer, NJ, 10th
cavalry, right leg: G. W. Keys, B, 10th Cav
airy, diarrhea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

TIE DRAFT no REsPEoTER OF PERsoSs.-
Among the drafted at Fremont are Rev. E.
Bushnell, PastorOfthe Presbyterian Church,
John Falugher, editor of the Sentinel, and
Geo. Engler, late Sheriff and leading peace
politician.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
MORNING LEADER
THURSDAY MORNING SEPT. 20.
NEW ADVKRTlsEaIRNTs.

Academy Of MuSio-BOniface-N Newton Alliance
Hyce, shirk Go.-Fruit House.
D. A. .Miner-GuArdian's Sale.
Dan Riee-Great Show.
GarretsOn, Howe CO.-FOr Lake Superior.
W. L. Porter-Eotice.
Lost-Ladies' Gold Watch.
H. NJ. Chapin-LOcal Notice.
Sanitary Com uiss on-Local Notice.
Society Of Spiritual ts-Local Notice.
Fifth Ward-Local Notice.
Races At the County Fair-LOesl Notice
Seventh Ward-Locsl Notice.
Fourth Wsrd-Local Notice
Draft in the Sixth Ward-LocaI Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
THE RING.

There was considerable trotting yester-
day. To-day at ten o'clock, horses of all
work will be shown in the ring; at eleven,
thorough bred cattle will be exhibited in
ditto; at three, P. NJ, roadsters will be shown
in the large ring; and at four, a grand
Mule and Jack race will come off, which
will no doubt edify the lovers of gay sights l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

III 7IIFlsT
MOney-Moderately active and steadyat per
cent. for call loans.
Sterling ExehAuge-Unssttled at 1OsS49
1094 for gold.
GfOid-Irrsgular, unsettls ed aud lower opening
at 2O4, declining to 200, advancing 205 declining
TO 200, advancing 10 POI, declining to 1885, advanc
ing TO 1874, and closing at 1857,
The steamer SidOn, for Liverpool, carried out
g172 Q6J in auacie
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEF.

NEW KoRK, Sept. 2s, 1864.
Government StOeks-Mors active and little
hrRsr. United States skies 1881 coupons lO7; do.
$50 coupons 1O95<; Treasury 5Os lO71e skies one
year certificates 941s.
StOckB-Dull. Quicksilver - Erie $685. Hud-
son HOY; Reading l2l5<; Michigan Southern T41l.
Illinois Central l2O1<; Pittsburgh 1917; Terre
Haute preferred e5; northwestern prsfsrrel so;
Rock Island 9T54 Quincy =; Prairie Du Chen
81; Ft. Wasne lG014; Michigan Central l251S; N.
Y. Central 1b; Ohio Mississippi ss1<; Cumbsr-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

EIGHTH WARD UNION CLUH.-The Union
men of the Eighth Ward met at the Yer
mont street Station House on Tuesday eve
ming, and organized Union Club, with J.
Dwight Palmer, Esq, as President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

There will be meeting of the Society of
spiritualists at their Hall, No. Is4, Superior
street, on Thursday evening, September
10th inst, to discuss the subject oforganiza-
tiOn. A full attendance is desired.
Sept. 291:7O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

CLEvELAED BRANCH SANITARY Commission.
Wanted Immediately for sherman's gal
liant army, onions, potatoes, pickles, toma-
toes and dried fruits. Farmers and farm
ers' wives please, remember your brave
boys in the army, and send in your contri-
buttons at once before the season passes.
Send onions and potatoes in sacks or bar
rels, pickles in barrels or kegs, covered
with good vinegar. Everything for the
comfort Of the soldier, in field or ia hospi-
tai, will be shipped without prepayment of
freight, if directed 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
CHICAGO mARKET--sept. as.

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Lesdsr.l
UzIcAsO, Sept. %.
F1Our-25c higher. Sales of spring extras at
s. 259S on.
WheRt-1s915o higl sr, Sales No l spring at
81 7s6l 7 and No. 2 at 6s7z9l 7s; closing
after Change at 81 6291 6s.
COrn-4c higher les Ma. at 81 2s@1 80.
Oats-l1<c higher Sales ~ o. 1T 649s45zc.
Rye-@5c higher. Sales No. at 81 O991 1s-
BarIey-Easier. Sales at 81 4O91 rs.
Whisky-Io lower. Sales 425 bbls ct 81 e59
81 &C.
Grain Freighfs-6c on Oats to BuaaI0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

THE GRAPE Discussion at Lyman's Hall
was well attended and quite animated.
last evening. 1t will be resumed this
morning at half-past o'clock. The ex-
hibitiOn will be open during the day and
evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

FRON PETERsBURe.-Captain H. J. Crane,
of the 81 o. V. v. L, arrived at his home
in Toledo an evening or two since, from
Petersburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

WARD UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
The Executive Committees of the several
Ward Union Clubs will meet at Head Quar-
ters Of County Union Central Committee,
over No. 17s Superior street, Thursday even
ness is important, and the attendance
should be full. q. n. CHAPLIN,
sept29:170 Chairman Central Com.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29
CITY NEWS.

CHARTERED By GoyEREHEET,-We learn
that the tug Winslow has been chartered
for towing purposes, and is now on the
way to the seaboard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-29

ATTENTION.-Agents wanted to sell our
Campaign Badges, splendid pictures. Send
15cts. for a sample to Hart & Critchly, deal
ers, ls2 Superior ST., Cleveland Ohio
sept 25:l70
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NATIONAL BANK NOTE REPoRTER.-The Sep
tember number of this Reporter, published
by Field andLare, Dispatch buildings, Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania, has been laid upon
our table. 1t is corrected by Hanna, Hart,
& Co. Pittsburg; Tyler & Brothers, New
York; and Charles A. Read & Co., Cleve ;
land.
The publishers wish particular attention
to be called to their caution against 30
GUS NATIONAL BANK REPORTER and financial
Gazette, which purports to be published in
New York, and represents itselfas branch
of their Reporter. Of course it has no
connection with them; is not printed in
New York, but in Chicago; has no name
as proprietor or publisher, and from the
fact that it has stolen their name, it was
presumed that it was started for no honor
able purpose.
The arrangement of this Reporter differs
somewhat, and favorsbly, from that Of
other detectors. The cOunterfeits on the
various banks are placed first, the genuine
bills last,-a much mora convenient and
logical order. The broken, closed and
worthless banks of each State are grouped
and presented at the head of the State col
umn. And there are other Improvements
in method, thoroughness &c, &c, which
must commend their reporter to al
business men who want perfect thing il
that line.