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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-06-04
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-06-04
SGSDREES

SIX hacikeohisE, China Po1-eeS, Floor oil cloth,
Printed border common hsCis=rchis<.
Lace Ez-5k--cLizf. Mosquito netting.
TCEes- BOOK nusias- TaulzAns.
Embroidered UuS-us.
English. French. German, American. Hawaiian ard Italia
EaEs M Isis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
NEW KORA MARKKT-Oet. 4.
tBI zEIEaRAFH.l


COttOn-Dun and nominAIly lower; reported ss
81 20 for middling upIsnds-
FfOur-Harket for State and Western dull ana
IN 'ettled and in favor Of buyers.
sales at 81 1905 90 for extra State; q
Tor Huperhne western; % O0GS9 so for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
s 569ll 70 for trads brands; market closing quiet
MMhAsky-Hes7y " nd lower. Western 81 7e9
Wheat-5e lower and more active Sales AZ
s. eOSl IS for winter red and amber western; 81
81 81 for nber Kentuky: 81 sO6I 81 for amber
Nil Fsuksei 81 7Ueyl IS for choice Chicago spring.
Rye-Duh and lower at 81 "a
Barley-Lower at 81 55G2 90, ritter for prime
Canada West.
COFn-Heavy and 4s5o lower; 81 5Os1 81 for
mixed western.
Oats-Dun and lover Sales at s49s5c for
western, closing st inside quot alton
COnee-AeSEy and lower. Sales by auction $50
bagE Rio at 3o1{c.
SuEar-DGli. Sales Porto Rico ct zoe, and by
auction IS hhds CHARMED New Orleans at &c.
MOlRsses-HesvJ and declining.
PetrOleum-Crud lower ct S61Eo; Refined n
bond steady at sc.
WOOk-Duil and prices ominal.
ROrk-Deoidedly lower. rales at $40 90 for
msss; $40 75@l2 90 for new mess cash and regular
way, closing S4i 90 for prime, and $50 OOGsS %
9Si " for prime mess. Alao IOOO bbls new mess
$500 b0ls do, deliverable from now to November 10
part at equal to s4S %.
beeE-Dull and heavy at about previous prices
Cut Mea1s-Rather heavy at 171<0le5sc for
shoulders; lsi9ls56c for Hams, and DC for bagged
LaTd-Less active and lower 1s@2Osze, latter
an xtrems.
Butter Heavy and lower at sOssso for Ohio,
and 36945o for State.
Cheese Dnn and heavy at Is5<a22o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
UNION MASS MEETING
A Glorious Time in Prospect.
MUSIC, CANNON, FIREWORKS,
BANNERS.
A AGFandPrOcessiOntO reformed
ELOQUENT and Distinguished Speak
ers TO be Present.
Rally Round the Flag, ROys, Rally
once Again.

The Union men of Northern Ohio will
hold grand Union mass-meeting in this
city to-day. Preparations have been con-
summated which will make this the grand
est rally of the campaign. The meeting
will be ably addressed by most distin-
guished and eloquent speakers, who have
positively engaged to be present.
magnificent banner will be presented
to the township sending the largest dele
CATION.
In the evening salute will be fred,
splendid display of fireworks will take
place, and a magnificent procession will be
formed.
Al railroads ccntering IN this city t0iH car
~ delegations at half fare.
Rally, freemen of Northern Ohio Come
up in your might, from East and West,
North and South. Rally for freedom and
justice and Union Give one day to your
country
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

CAPTURE OF THE LAKE ERIE PIRATEs.-The
Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday states that
officer Worley, while engaged in the arrest,
at Sullivan, Indiana, of sixteen of the In
diana guerrilas, who recently attacked the
train on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
was so fortunate as to arrest three other
suspicious characters on last Saturday, at
the same place; upon whose persons were
found papers revealing that they were off
GERS in the rebel army a Captain Clay
Wilson, Of Tennessee, and two Lieutenants
named Murray and Damon. The papers
also showed that they were connected with
the late piratical demonstration on Lake
Erie, and that they were plotting the
burning of Government arsenals and other
public buildings. Among their effects
were receipts for making Greek fire and
quantity of the chemicals which enter into
its composition. They were lodged in jail,
and the authorities ofIndiauapolis notified
of the facts. Orders were returned to send
them to indianapolis, which was done.
Their examination will take place in day
or two.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

ILLUMINATE Your HOUSES TO-EIGHT.-
Cleveland should be in blaze of glory to-
night. Wecall upon the Union men every
where, but most especially along the line
of the procession, to join in general illu-
minatiOn. We have ample cause for such
a demonstration of rejoicing. The glorious
Union victories won by our Peace Commits
sioners, Grant, Sherman, Sheridan and
Farragut-the universal feeling of hope
and joy-the improvement in our national
6naHces-and the certainty of political
success-thrill with joy the heart of every
Union man. Let Us all illuminate TO- night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

Ihere Is no improvement In the general markets
to-day on the contrary, they ara more unsettled
and irregular than yesterday if that were possible
few cars Of Wheat were sold this afternoon on
Change, but the prices obtained cannot BE- corsid-
ed the figures round lots would bring, Is there is
no speculative or shipping demand, and SALES are
only made as the pressing wants Of the city snd
country millers demand.
FEeiEnts-Firm at-the EOIloWins rates: LAKB
AND RAI-Fiour to Albany and Troy 81 10, to Rev
York 81 20, to Bo0ton 81 80. Wool to New YORK
81 SO, to Boston So o.. ALI BA1-To New York.
Flourssl 81; Wool 81 o., To Boston, FIour q 40;
Wool 81 Il.
ElOqE-Msrket dull and unsettled. No sales.
Wheat-FlAt, ir, eguIar and unsettled. Sales
cars No. I red from store at 81 T5s ca No. 2rtd
on track at 81 As; car DO do at 81 81; cars am
Der Michigan on track At 81 g.
GOrD-Dull and heavy. Sales I ear ears on
track At 81 Is.
OSsts-Irregular- Sales car on track at TIJSc;
l cai do do at 72o; 8 cars do do at Tlc.
Rye-NO sales.
Esarley-Dun and nominal No sales reported.
PrOVisiOns--Duii and unchanged. Sugar
cured Hams at 24925es Shoulders At IsazOc; Bacon
at 229zSoi Dried Beef Ice for eanvasssd, 15o for
uncanvasssd.
Butter-Dul, heavy and nominal at sO0s2o
for Central S3935c for Western Rezsrvs.
Cheese Quiet and steady at Is92Oc for large
lots good to prime Western Reserve; 2Oaale for
small lots selected do 22o for choies Hamburgh
EEss-MOdsrsts demand at 2O92le.
Lake Fs=n- Quiet aad steady at the following
figures for half Bbis; White Fish 80 80; Troat
50 50; Pioksfai 81 II, Herring s. rs.
HIghWlnes-Demand light and held nominal
| ly at 81 rs.
Alcohol Unchanged st s. 81 for os per cent
81 90 for 'eutrs, Proof Spirits.
PetrOIsus4-Tery dull and Inactive at the
nominal rate ofT5gs5o for Refined
Timothy seed-Hsld at s. 2595 so.
Dried ApPles-stsady at T@71ze for new.
POtatOes-Pesoh Bic VS. In fair request 1t 759
SEC
OniOns-Fsir demand at 81 T5@1 s5 per bu.
Beans-Medium white quoted dun at 81 o.
Feathers-Liys geese clmmand from 759S0c
for good to prime.
saIt-DecidedIy lower; hns 50 s5, coarse IS co.
Water Llme--Good demand as 81 Is for o.
EeZo snd akron; So 90 for ROssdale Cement.
ROI,s-OhiO hsld az sOsalo; EewTork State a.
s59s5O.
MaIf-Held firm at 81 80.
Ale and PSrteE-kIsrkss steady. We ouoss
a5 follovs Present Uso Xxx Ais $40; Stock XXX
Sll9glsi Konnsts s4; Pale Cream Sn; Porter
81.
Stone WaFe-Open ware l9O par gallon, ana
Jugs 1so per gallon.
fire Br5es-In good demand, Aad selling 81
ss7 90 . 1000.
Fire CIaY-stsssy at 50 so , barrel.
Plastsr.-"PO~elrs'' Iaad plaster so per ton
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MAKEr.

Ln- AELHaaAFA.l
NEw YoRK, Oct. 4, 1854.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are
Beef Cattle-lst quality, 81 5O9Is 90; ordi-
nary to good quality Sl4 5OgI7 %; common quali-
ty so 5O9l4 w. inferior quality 81 5O9lO 90.
Cows and CalVes-lst quality SEQ O0975 90;
ordinary so OO955 co. common quality S35 UO6
45 %; inferior quality $50 0O635 90.
Veal IalVeS-lst quality, = u, 1l5S(913c, ordi-
nary quality s1z9lOc; common quality s1Sasc:
inferior quality sas1Sc.
Sheep and Iambs-Extras, per head, So 90
as 80; prime quality s. 5097 50; ordinary qual1-
~ IS OOg6 -; common quality 81 5OG5 20; infe-
rior quality 81 Oo@4 90.
sWine-Corn-fed, per d, l091211Ec; still-fed "A
1l5Ic-
The cattle market is again depressed By hoavy
receipts, and pricee declined fully 4 cent pound
On all graies.
Reeeipts-Beeves $3.50; Cows 1Ol; Calves ,1s2:
Sheep and Lambs 2 ,5l4; swine 4,5s6.
Total last week-Beeves 1898; Cows 127; Calves
2,'70i Sheep aud Lambs 20, ,lO3; Swine ], ,424.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

WOUNDED BEFORE RIoHMoND.-In the list
of casualties in the action of the 29th inst,
on the north side of the James river, we
find the names of Colonel G. W. shurtlifT,
9th United States Colored, wounded in the
hand and thigh Lieutenant D. [. Way,
same regiment, wounded in the hip Ser
geant E. F. Fall, same regiment, foot and
NJ. Sewers, 9th, o. V. l., wounded in the
foot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

GENERAL J. A. GARFIFLD.-A strong, and
it is hoped, a successful effort, is being
made to induce General Garfield to lay
aside other engagements and address the
grand Union rally to-day. We need not
urge the numberless admirers and friends
of this gallant orator, soldier and states
man to rally By thousands to listen to his
convincing eloquenee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

JUDGE LUTHER DAT.-Judge Luther Day,
Union nominee for Supreme Judge, is ex-
peeted to address the grand Union rally
to-day. Judge Day was formerly Demo-
crat, and will have some cogent arguments
for the ears of his former party friends.
Let the Democrats come out and listen to
4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
LEADER
MORNING. OCTOBER 5
EEW ADVERTIsKl[KNTs.

Academy of -Boniface-Eewton Alliance.
L P. Sherwood Great Sale o; Dry Goods.
Hover Higbee-Goods Cheaper.
J. n. & n. 7. Hover-Great Bargains.
Rob't Hanna & Co.-For Lake Superior.
Mott & Haigh Patent Nodded Collars.
S J. Feather heIstone-IIluminstioDs
S. A Fuller Co.-Local Notice.
I. 0. o. Focal Notice.
Fourth Ward-JOcsI Notice.
Sixth Wnrd-LocaI Notice.
Jacob Frsnk-Local Notice.
For Lake SUPERIOR ocal Notice.
Second Ward-Looal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

An IMPORTANT DEc1sIoY-A SUPIEMENTARY
DRAFT MUsT BE HAD.-It is understood that
the quota assigned to the 18th Congress
sional District, under the call for 500, 600
men is filed by voluntary enlistments and
drafted men who have reported. Some of
the sub districts have a considerable sur
plus, while others are deficient. In this
state of affairs our Member of Congress
telegraphed to the Secretary of War, asking
a suspension of the supplementary draft
in those sub-districts that are deficient.
A reply has been received from Secretary
Stanton, declining suspension of the draft,
for the reason that any variation of the
general rule for this district may work
severe injury in other sections Of the
country
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

CoILIsIOE.-The propeller Montgomery,
bound to Port sarnis, loaded with produce,
collided with the schooner T. Y. Avery of
Chicago, loaded with lumber, bound from
Collingwood to Chicago, near skillsgallee,
on the 2sth ult. The schooner's stem was
knocked off and she filled, and was towed
to Mackinac by the Montgomery. Her car
60 will be unlos ded there and all due eff
forts made to repair her.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

ILLUMINATE There has been purchased
an immense amount of material for the
Pyroteenic display this evening. We trust
the patriotic, loyal people along the routes
of the procession will illuminate their
houses. The various streets through
which the procession will pass, have been
announced, and it will add hundred fold
to the splendor Of the demonstration if pri-
vste citizens will set the windows of
their houses ablaze.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

BARK WESTERN MErRoPOLIs.-This fne
vessel, we learn by the Chicago press, is
ashore at Pine Station, some twenty miles
south of Chicago. 1t is stated she is some
two feet out, and will, with difficulty be
got off. Should the storm ofsunday prove
as boisterous on that lake as in this locali-
ty, it doubtless will go hard with her.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

OLNsTED FALLS WIDE AwAKE.-A rousing
Union meeting was held at the Falls on
Monday night, and enthusiasm for Union,
Lincoln and johnson ran high.
Telling speeches we're made by Messrs-
J. E. Ingersoll and J. ". Jones.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

TIE PROCESSION To-EIeHT.-Let every
Union man, torch in hand, be present to
join in the procession tonight 1t will
be the grandest display which ever took
place in this city. Let US see which ward
will send the biggest delegation to the
grand procession tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

HALF-FARE ON THE RAILRoADs.-People of
Northern Ohio We cali upon you to join
en- nasse in the grand Union rally to-day.
The railroads will carry delegates at half
faro. Come one and all, and unite in one
last grand effort.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

The FIRE WORKS To-EIGHr.-Fifty thous-
and people will gather on the Square for
the purpose Of seeing the grand display of
fireworks at eight o'clock this evening"
Let every one unite in the JOY at our recent
victories, which are thus 10 be publicly
testified to to night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

ELoPED-WITHoUT his HoRsE.-A demure
looking stranger put up horse for sale to
Deputy Sheriff Whitney, on Saturday last.
He mistook the Deputy for jockey, Whit
ney told him he suspected the horse was
stolen and telegraphed to Meadville for in
formation. The man professed entire will
ingness to have the matter investigated,
and agreed to wait the answer, the horse
being taking possession OF by the officer.
As soon as Whitney left him the man dis
appeared, and has not been seen since.
The horse is still in possession of the
Sheriff. 1t is bay horse, with black legs
and black name and tail; is about twelve
years old, A good saddle and bride were
also left with the horse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

TEE BASEER.-We hope to see spirited
contest to-day for the possession of the
banner. Euslid, East Cleveland, New
burgh and Brooklyn are straining every
nerve, and other townships are not idle.
Who wins the bannerP
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

HoS. WILLIAM JOHNsoN.-Hon. William
johnson, of Cincinnati, will speak at the
grand Union mass-meeting to-day. He
is one of the most powerful, logical and
eloquent political speakers in the West and
will give US q speech to-day worth hearing
and remembering. Come out and listen to
him
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

JUDsE sPAULD1Ne.-Our gallant represen-
tative in Congress, the Hon. R. P. spauld-
ing, will take part in the grand Union
meeting to day. His constituents will be
delighted to meet him again, after his re-
cent injuries, and should gather en- mlGsse
to welcome him back again to health and
labor in the Union cause.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

FuNERAL.-The funeral of John G. Mack
will take place from his late residence, No.
% Wilson street, this Wednesday afternoon
at two O'Clock. Friends of the family are
invited to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
OENTISTRY..-

u Those ha, ing sets Of Artificial Teeth which
they carefully keep in the drawer, find trou ls-
some TO carry In the pocket especially invited
to call At Drs. HALLIWELL AEIELS', Den
tstF, Southwest siie Of Pub iC Square and Ontario
base, with our mode Of inser erting, are pronounced
BY al TO be hs most lite like; useful in eating,
speaking or siDgingi they can be dtted over any
remaining roots and war auted to ht- Upper or
lower sets, SIS and upwards. Persons having sets
upon Cold Plate, not fitting correctly, can have
them exchanged in part payment Established over
twelve years. oet3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

NV IRON WoRKs.-The Northern Ohio
Iron Company, with capital of 100000,
are putting up large establishments little
East of the Seneca street bridge. They de-
sign going into operation this fall, doing
smaller work, and enlarging business in the
spring.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
CITY NEWS.

SUBSTITUTES AND REcRUITs.-Provost Mar
shall Nash mustered into service yesterday
eight one year substitutes and seven one
year recruits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
NEW FORK sFOCK BEARKEF.

NEW ToRK, Oct. 4, 1ssE
Government SfOeks-Without decided
change United States skies 1851 coupons IOas<;
do. $50 coupons l0I; do, 10 40eoupons Sc; do one
year certificates 943S; Treasury 1-3Os -
StOekS-Lower. Ohio q AIississsppf certificates
F, ~ Erie IS Pittsburgh 20 Illinois Central
scrip III Northwestern 3l15 1t. Wayne IS !;
Rock Island s554 N. Y. Central ITO Hudson
lOSi Beading lis fenusssss Skies 90 =; Missouri
e :; Mich. southern & Northern ind slJ[-
Quincy AZ; 81. & P. du c..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

A MAGNIFICENT Observation-Disclosures in
fireworks and in Illuminating materials
inform US that the purchases of fireworks,
candles, oils, and other articles needed for
the great display tonight are unprecedent-
ed. The articles already bought will make
a display unprecedented in extent and
grandeur, and the heaviest orders are yet
to come in. If the weather should be good
the sight will be one to be remembered for
q life time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

HoE. BsEJANIN STANToN.-This distin-
guished gentleman, formerly a member of
Of Congress, from Southern Ohio, and
more lately Lieutenant Governor,
will speak at the grand Union
rally to-day. He is a statesman of great
experience, and an orator of uncommon
power and force. Turn out and listen to
his reasons for voting for Lincoln and john
son.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
Oet5I71.

FROM BRIGHAM YOUNe.-COnsiderable ex-
citement was created in our streets few
days ago by the appearance of genuine
backweOdsman, heavily laden with dis
patches from the followers of the Prophet
of old Salt Lake. The settlement is to be
supplied with Hoop Skirts and COrsets from
the establishment of Jacob Frank, I47
Water street, (uP stairs,) where Ladies'
goods are sold at wholesale only, and twen-
ty per cent. below New York prices.
Oct. $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

Music, CANNON, FLAGS, FIREWORKS, TRANS
NOTICES, ILIUuISATIoNs.-An
these adjuncts of grand popular demon
stration viii add to the glory of the grand
Union rally to-day and to- night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
To BU7ERs OF Fun GooDs, HATS, Cars. &c

To BU7ERs OF Fur GOODS, HATS, Cars, &c.
Prices REDucED.-The undersigned hav-
ing made their own goods Tor the greater
portion of them) from materials purchased
before the extremely high prices were
reached, are enabled to mark down their
goods to price corresponding with the de-
cline in gold, and cheerfulIy offer their
customers the benefit of such decline; and
we believe this will be the most favorable
time for purchases during the present sea-
son. We ask an examination of our stock
and prices. s. A. FULLER & Co.,
oc5:l72 2l5 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
NJ. MONEX MARKET-Oes. 4.

mOney-Easy and quiet att.
Sterling Exehange-DuH ct 100 for Qold
t4Old-mOderately active and without decided
change openin- Al 1e23< declining to 1907, al
yaneing to lslA, desli@tag to 100 and closing at
1904. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
THE GRAND RALLY TODAY!
Programme of the Grand Union Mass.
Meeting.
The following gentlemen will act as
Marshals of the Day:

The following gentlemen will act as
Marshals of the Day:
CHIEF MARSHAL,
AMOS TOWsEND, Eco.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs,
Major J. D. Palmer, Major Seymour Race,
Capt. S. H. Baird, Capt. L. DeForrest,
silas Merchant, Esq. Lieut.. T. Goodwille.
DAY PROGRAMME:
The different delegations, as they arrive
at the outskirts of the city, will report by
messenger to the Chief Marshal at his head
quarters, at the Recruiting Office on the
Public Square, and an Assistant Marshal
will Immediately be detailed to escort them
to the position assigned them.
On the arrival of the delegations at the
Public Square, the committee appointed to
decide as to the ohe entitled to the banner,
will make their report, and the presenta-
ton will then take place.
A Federal Salute will be fred at one
o'clock P. n, and immediately thereafter
speaking will commence from the stands in
the Square.
EVENING PROGRAMME.
The 7th, 5th, Sd and I'd Wards will form
on Superior, the right resting on Erie
street.
The Ist, 4th and 9th Wards will form on
Euclid the right resting on Erie street
The sth, eth, 10th and I1th Wards will
form on Michigan and Prospect, right
resting on Erie street.
The various Wards will organize and
march into line under the direction Of the
President and officers of the Union Ward
Clubs, in the order in which they are
named.
The various delegations not named above
will concentrate with such of the divisions
as they may prefer.
At Z O'Clock each division will bC
promptly in the position assigned it.
At IA o'clock National salute will be
fired, and then the procession will move
A band Of music will be at the head OF each
division.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05
BUFFALO MARKEF--Oct. 4.

81 TELEGRAPH.
EIOur-DuH.
Wheat-Dull and heavy. Small sales No 2
Uhi ago spring at ST 90.
COru-Duu.
Oats-Heavy. Held at 72@72e
Rye-EominAi at 81 %
Whisky--Nominal at 81 c.
Freignts-To New York-Whest IS5e9lss; corn
l61<aI7; oats lie.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

10. o. F.-NoTIoE.- Members of Cuya-
hoga No. q, will meet at Lodge Room on
Wednesday, Oct. 9Th, at u n, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, j. G.. Mack.
A punctual attendance is required. Mem
bers of sister lodges are invited 10 meet
with us. ALBERT HUGHEs, N. G..
L. BONTELYE, Sec. oct5:l71
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

For LAKE sUPERIoR.-The new and
staunch steamer Iron Sides. J. E. Tanner,
commander, will leave the dock Of Hussey
& Mcbride, at 8 o'clock this evening. For
freight or passage apply on board.
Oet5:l71
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-05

The Union men of the Second Ward are
requested to meet in front of the Court
House, at half past six O'Clock this evening,
there to form in procession with lights.
ct. 5.lT0. 7. N. BOND.