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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

ILLUSTRATING AN IEFERENcE.-First class
in moral Philosophy.
What is an Inference?
An inference, sir, is getting at one thing
from something else.
Give an illustration to the point.
Well, sir, when the ered-mouthed element
of the COpperhead party knock Union men
down with bludgeons and brickbats, and
smash lamps and transparencies in Union
professions, and sneak round in the dark,
and cut down the American flag, the in
ference is very strong that the Copperhead
party is composed of set of drunken
scOundrels, the ofscourings of rumholes
and back-sllies, who are a disgrace to all
things decent among men,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
NEW YoRK g.ARnEr..Oct. 9.


COtlOn-DuIl and decidedly lower; sales at 81 10
lS for midding uplands
EIOor-Stats and Western more active and 10
G20 hetter
sales at 81 ssGs 10 for extra State; -
for superhne western; 50 l5@S9 IS for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
So 609l1 o. for trade brands; Market closing
steady.
WnisIzy-DuIl. Western 81 e59l 81. Since
Change the market is firmer with les of 80 bbls.
at 81 6s@t 20.
WheRt-295c better and more active. Sales at
81 Teal 50 for winter red western; 81 s. al 80 for
chaice amber western; g t092 05 for white Mich
igan; 81 IS for choice Chicago spring.
Rye-Dul and lower at 81 "a western
Corn Pose better at 81 4l9l AZ for mixed
western
Oafs-Fair request and lower. Sales at 7s9
SOC for western,
COffee-DulI sales
Sugar-Dun; New Orleans nominal.
MOlasses-Duu.
Petroleum Crud at S51z@S6c; Re-
fined in bond at 6296214c, and b7@671a for refined
free.
WOOI-Unsett ed and very duh.
PbFIk-Opened hrmsr with fair demand but
closed heavy.
sales at $50 5O9lO % for mess; SAL 25942 90
for new mess: closing 81 20 cash, and SS7 SO
50 90 for prime.
BeeE-More active at about previous prices.
Prime Mess BeeE-Dull and nominal.
Cut Meats-Rather frmer at l79Is1lc for
Shoulders; lsa2Oc for Hams,
IEtrSl-Rather firmr and more doing. Sales at
Isa492O5zc.
Es1Lfer- more active and STEADY at S09s5c for
Ohio, and 36gf5c for state.
Cheese Unchanged ct ls1a922c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

NEEDLESS CAUT1oS.-We see some Of the
Union papers are taking pains to advise
patriotic people not to disturb tbe Democ-
racy in their celebrations. Now we think
such advice is foolish, because facts war
rant US in saying that it is superhuous.
Union people have too much selfrespect
than to mix in the dirty business of tear
ing down transparencies, smashing Ian
terms, trsmpling down the National cOlOrs,
or eOwardly to incite others to do it for
them. They know that COpperhead pro-
eessions, &C., are harmless things, and that
the miserable sneaks are going to the devil
too fast to need any help.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

EOUND-ON SUPERIOR STREET,
II by Edward Gibbons, one Mare and Wagon: left
al tfe Commercial House. The swner can have the
.o-,a nv racing charges eel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

DEPARTURE OF THE 177TH 0. V. This
fine and full regiment of veterans and stall
wart recruits left for Indianapolis, on an
extra train, yesterday about eleven o'clock,
A. n. They expect to remain in Indianspo-
lis only a short time, and then push on to
Nashville, and thence to the front.
The boys were in the best of spirits,
anxious to go to the front, and they will
honor themselves, and do good service ;in
this the last campaign, we hope They
will be present, and cooperative, in the
wiping out of the rebellion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-"Jean Vatican" was
repeated last evening to a full house. We
have already expressed somewhat at length
cur opinion of this drama. Its rendition
last night was superior to that of either g
the two evenings previous, @
This evening Mr.. BOnifaee will take u
benefit, and we hope that in recognition of
the pleasure which his excellent acting
has afforded them, our citizens will give
him crowded house. He deserves one.
The bill is the sensation piece, "Ths Idiot
of the Mountain, "and theexcellent comedy,
"Laugh when you can" with Mr.. Bonifaoe
ss Gossamer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

McC1ELLAN RRcRU1Ts.-It is q popular
faith that great men infuse their own spir-
it into their disciples 1. is faith not
groundless. It rests on rock. Mcclellan
is brave man. No one disputes it. He
has shown himself heroic. Did he not
with one gunbost fght the whole combined
ConfederacyP Mcclellan fought that bat
tie. See conduct of the War Committee's
report
Of course, then, every follower of Nc
Clellan must be brave man. We know
they are all brave men. We cannot there
fore, believe that it was copperheads who
stood back in the dark places, Wednesday
evening, and melted Red-mouths Snd
others to smash lanterns and tear down
flags. No, sir they must have been Re
publieans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

Grand Mass MEETING AT AKROS.-There
will be a grand rally of the Union people
of Summit county, in Akron, to-day. Hon.
John Sherman, Hon. Rufus P. spalding,
Colonel John c. Lee and other talented
speakers will address the meeting, which
will be held on the Fair Grounds. The
demonstration will be a fine one. Turn
out, Union loving masses of Summit county,
in your might.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

QUESTIONS IN PoLITIoAJ ECoNoNY.-Saga-
cious young Cub-Pap, what do the Cop
perheads mean by eternally following
about Lincoln hirelings," and "LincOln
minions''2
Copperhead sire-They allude, my son,
to wretches in blue regimentals who are
receiving pay from the tyrannical Wash
ingtOn Government, for the purpose of car
rying on this unholy war.
sagacious young Cub-Yes, sirl Then
tell me, pap, amt Little Mac one of " Lin
coins hireliEg minions '2-he's a drawing
his Major Generals pay jest like the rest ?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

Total bfuu 5oO AouJ
There was better feeling on Change this after
noon, growing ont Of the improved state Of the
Gold and Produce markets in the East, although
but little was done and no material alteration in
prices.
PEeights-Firn at the following rates; LAKE
AND RAIL-Flour to Albany and Troy 81 lO, to New
York 81 20, to Boston 81 80. Wool to New York
81 SO, to Boston 81 o.. ALL BAn-To New York,
Flour 81 81; Wool 81 o.. To Boston, Flour 81 40
Wool % "a
FIOur-DuH. Sales 40 bbls Xxx red at 50 rs.
Wheat-Firm. Sales cars No 1 red yestsr-
day after Change at 81 60 This sfternoou, sales
1000 bu No. red free on board ct 81 50.
COrn-Dun and Inactive.
Oats-DulI; no sslesi s5c offered, $50 asked.
Rye-Dull and nominal
BarIey-EO sales.
Hams-sugsr cured eanvassed quoted firm at
24925c.
ShOulders-steady at I992Oo.
BaeOn-Ciear sides in fair demand at 22@25c-
Dried fBeeE-GoOd retail request at Ice for
canvassed; 15e for uneanvasssd.
Butter-In rather better request. Sales 20
kegs prime Western Reserve at S5c.
Cheese-Quiet and steady at 1s@2Oc for large
lots good to prime Western Reserve; 2O92lo for
small lots selected do; 22c for choice Hamburgh.
Eggs-seliing st 2O92le
Lake Eisn-Quiet aud steady at the following
figures for half bbIs; White Fish 50 80; Trout
So 80; Piokero. y 25. Herring IS T5
HlghWines-No sales reported. Held at 81 10.
AIcOhOI Held ct s. 5O9S 50 for gs psr cent;
81 ssGI 80 for 'eutral Proof Spirits.
PetrOIeuds-DuI and nominal at s9e for Re.
fined.
Timothy Seett-Held at IS 2595 so.
Dried APpIes-s,esdy at 7971Sc for new.
Green APPIes-ssles 200 bbls at 81 621z.
Beans-Medium white quoted duh st s. W.
Feathers-Prfme live geese T0975o.
saIt-In god supply and steady; fine 50 %
coarse SO 90.
Water LIms-Good demand at g 25 for o..
usgo and Akron; 50 90 tor Rosedale Cement.
HOPs-Ohlo held at 2O92le; New York state Al
59s5o
Mait-Held firm at 50 so.
Ale and POE1sr-Market stesdy. wo quot
As follows Present Uss Xxx Ale SO, Stock XX1
sHaus; Konnots 81 Pale Cream Slli Porter
al
Stone Wsre-OPsn ware I2O per gallon, snt
Jugs l3o per gallon.
FIrs Hriolk-In gOOd demand, and selling s.
ss7 % Q 1900.
Fire CIRy-stesdy at 81 so . barrel
EsIasfeF.-'POselIs'' land plaster SO per son
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" WlLLiAA olEhhN5J
Franklin Mills, Portage Co., o.
October 4th, 1864. oct7;l71

To THE CITIZENS OF THE SIXTH WARD.-The
undersigned, Chairman of the Sixth Ward
Relief Committee, most heartily congratu-
lates the citizens of that Ward that they are
now free of the Draft. A sufficient number
of volunteer recruits having been put in
since the draft took place to relieve all the
drafted men who have not furnished sub
stitutes.
Our Ward having the largest quota of any
in the city, it seemed an impOssibility to
accomplish this great result, but the un-
remitted labor of few individuals, aided
by the liberal contributions of the ward of
all classes, rich and poor, has enabled US to
succeed, thereby relieving nearly forty
families who would hsve been deprived of
their support and protectors during the
coming winser.
We deem it a matter of pride to our
Ward that of the one hundred and thirty
men drafted only ten failed to report. One
hundred and twenty reported and were
either held to service or exempted. Five
Of the drafted men have chosen to 90 as
volunteer recruits for one year, and have
been paid the Ward bounty. The Commit
tee have pledged themselves in behalf of
the citizens of the Ward that the families
Of these five men shall not suffer during
their absence.
Inc ldISo dHOuh6 VI mOney Ae4d4Aeu W
clear the Ward has nearly all been sub
scribed- A considerable amount has been
advanced by the Committee in anticipation
OF its being collected.
The Committee would return thanks to
Provost Marshall Nash, Commissioners
kirkpatrick and Surgeon Beardslee, for
their uniform courtesy, and the valuable
aid and assistance which they have rem
dered them during the past ten days.
A meeting of the citizens of the ward
will be held on Saturday evening next, at
| the wigwam, to celebrate the result.
W. P. FoGG.
For the Executive Committee,
9th Ward Relief Club.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

THE BUCKEYE MuTUAL.-The Secretary of
this Company, L. D. Hudson, Esq, has
paid the owners of the brig Sultan $4,000,
their loss by the sinking of that vessel.
The Company are to be praised for the
promptness with which they meet their Ii
abilities. The sixty days delay which the
terms of the policy allow have not expired,
but the insurance on the Sultan is paid.
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ocE7:l72.

The friends and former pupils of the
Rev. Samuel Bissell, Principal of the
Twinsburg Institute, propose to give him
donation visit on Wednesday, October
18th, 1854. There will be an address de-
livered by W. s. Kerruish, Esq, in the af-
ternoOn, and in the evening there will be
free entertainment given by the people
of Twinsburgh and vicinity, accompanied
by speaking and music. Conveyanees will
be furnished to and from the depot at Solon
and Macedonia. A grand reunion of the
former friends and students of the Insti-
tute is expected. oct7:172
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

THE WREcK OF TIE 0eDENsBURGH.-The
tug Dobbins returned from her second visit
to the wreck of the propeller ogdensburgh.
She found no more -four, or other articles
belonging to the wrecked propeller, but
discovered the hull of the boat about six
miles of EairpOrt in ten fathOms of water.
A Canadian vessel picked up and brought
to this port seventeen barrels of -four. 1t
was turned over to the owners, who allow
ed the finders liberal salvage.
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MORNING LEADER
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 7.
NV ADvERTIsE1zKETs.

Academy Of Music-Boniface-Ne Newton Alliance.
A Fuller-statement Narragansett Ins. Co.
L A. Wilcox-Roal Estate Agent.
A. "a -situa ions Wanted.
". O'Brien-situation Wanted.
D. L. June-Mfll for Sale.
Rev. Samuel BisseII-Joeal Notice.
Information Wanted Local Notice.
st. Georges society-Local Notice.
Grand Union Rslly-Local Notice.
Union Ward Clnbs-Local Notice.
Central Unicn Club Local Notice.
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CITY NEWS.
ONE LAST GRAND RALLY! 1!
Turn out and hear Governor BrOugI

The citizens of Cleveland will hear with
delight that Governor Brough will be with
them before the close of the campaign
He will address them on Monday evening
next-the night before election. A grand
torch-light procession and fireworks will
add to the interest of the occasion. 1t
will be the grand closing rally of the cam
paiga of the State election.
Turn out, en- 1uasss, and give our noble
Governor and our own fellow citizen an
enthusiastic welcome.
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GRAND MASS NETTING an OBERLIN.
norman and aaraeId to speak.
A Banner to be Presented.

The Union men of LOrain County will
meet for last grand rally in oberlin on
Saturday, October sth. Preparations are
in progress to make this the grandest poll
tical demonstration ever held in Loraln
County. A beautiful banner, costing 500,
will be presented to the township sending
the largest delegation, Russia Township of
course ex cepted. General Garfield and
Senator Sherman will both be present and
will address the meeting. Other eloquent
speakers will be present.
Rally Unionists of Lorain, for one last
grand demonstration before electfon.i Let
every township send full delegations
Let the grand stronghold of Liberty dc
herself justice in this last grand rally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
L WARDf-STOLEN--A heavy ane-hOrse Spring
Wagon; frame body painted brown, striped red run
ming gear light color striped red iron band each
sid fspokes; the bottom in the body is half white
wood and half ash oak; three strips 4 iron run
ming lenrways Of the box; Of the thills is spin-
lars for thief and wag N or ten dollars for wagon
alone. - - - . ,-,,,,r
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RECEPTION OF CoMPAEx A, AID o. V. l.
There will be a reception of the fOrty-One
members Of fCompany A, just mustered out,
at Hiram, on Wednesday evening next
General Garfield, and Judge Day, of Raven
ma, will be present. Let every man turn
ont
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NEW YORK. STOCK RIARKET.


EEE YoRK, Oct. 8, 1884.
Government StOeks-DulI United States
skies 1881 coupons =; do. $40 coupons 1856 do
10 90 coupons So; do. one-year certificates 945<
Treasury 7-3Os
StOeEs-Lower. Uhio Mississippi certificates
571% Erie 80 Pittsburgh 9954 Illinois Central
scrip 1l51z; Northwestern 395<; do prsf'd 731S !;
-. Wayne 9l54 Rock Island 9054; n. Y. Central
ll416 HudsOn II6i Reading l2li Tennessee Skies
80 :; Missouri &c :; Mich. Southern North
ern Ind. 63I5; Quincy IIS; n. P. du c.; Terre
Haute 5I; Quicksilver 7s1{i Toledo 1Ol-
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woSDER.-We wonder if the miserable
Copperhead sneak who hired sfellow to
climb the building, and cut the line sup
porting the banner which stretched across
Superior street, in front of the Union Head
quarters, "still lives" Chaplain Jones re-
commeuds that all such fellows go out and
hate Themselves to death. Second the mo-
ticn. lH HE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

Indian, or eopper-colorsd man, about five
feet six inches high, with long, ;;curly hair,
mot woolly), very black, slim-built, and
about thiTty-f years old, poorly clad and
calling himself John Zerk, sometimes John
Douglas, left Franklin Mills, Ohio, with
five-year old sorrel mare, very handsome
but small, on the 26th day of September
last, and is supposed to have gone west or
to Detroit, to meet boy about fifteen years
old, (white), named Fred. II. Stevens,
whom he had enticed away, and it is sup
posed they will seek employment on the
Lake. ANY information as to his or the
boys whereabouts will be thankfully re
ceived by the father, and literally reward
ed. Please address
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

CITY CENTRAL UNION CLUB.-There will be
q meeting of the City Central Club this
evening at half past seven O'Clock at Union
Headquarters, I'd floor, over No. 176 su-
perior street.
The business for which the meeting was
held last night was not concluded, and the
attendance of the officers of all the Ward
clubs is urgently requested.
DAVID A. DAEeLHR, Prest.
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DIDN'T LIKE TIE LIGET.-The beautiful
testoons of lamps stretched across Superior
street from the American House to the
johnson House, on Wednesday evening, an
noyed the Copperheads. They gave too
much light and hurt to their eyes, used to
darkness only. The lanterns were assailed
with stones and clubs, and eventually the
ropes were cut by "peace" sneaks, the
lights thrown to the ground, and the Ian
terms stolen for Copperhead demonstra-
tion.-Herdld.
Those festOons were strung from above
the Leader Office to the Weddell House, and
the Herald knew it. Tho designs were
planned and carried out by those connected
with the Leader establishment, We leave
our readers to judge of the motives of the
Herald in making such wilful .misstate-
ment as that contained in the above.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

ANOTHER UNION RAJLY.-There will be
another grand and final rally of patriots
on Monday evening, the evening before
the State Election. Governor Brough will
be present. Let every one come out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

Mr.. FAIRBANKS LEcTURE.-We stated sew
ersl days ago, that Rev. C. Fairbanks
would soon address the people of this city,
on some subject connected with slavery
and his personal experience Herewith.
We are now able to announce that his lee
ture will be delivered this evening in
Chapin's Hall.
We hope he may have full house.
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geaaI Mattfes.
4 DEMONSTRATORS sALF-O7


A DMINISTRATOR'S SALR.-ON
GWednesdsy, the 9th day Of October, 1854, at
two o clock p. NJ, on the premises, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate as the
property Of William W. Gust ad, deceased, to wit
situate in the township Of Hast Cleveland county
Of OuyahOga and State Of Ohio, in lot No. 39g and
is bounded IS IollOws: Beginning at 8 stone in the
centre Of the road ieadiog North from Phiip ".
Custeads and at the junction Of the Crawford read
thence North $50 East Ten (l0) chains and seventy
nine (19) link to tone at the south corner Of II.
Nary land; thence North 80 West az chains
and eighty four (s4l links through the centre Of
hedge fence 70 an 5age orange sapiing; thenceWtst
i've (5) chain and III, mine (69) links to stone In
the centre Of the road and the No tn sde Of said
lot; thence South - West sixteen 10 chains and
sixty four (Gl) links 10 the place Of beginning
tanning and twenty -four hundredths CTZ4-l0O
acres. Appraised ct $3.50.
Terms Of salo-One third do Wn, one-third in thir-
ty dsTs, and tle bal. nee IN sixty days.
PHILLIP W. CUSTEAD,
Administrator Of w. W. Oustead, deceased.
ELwELL 4 MARVIN, Attorneys.
Cleveland Sept q, 1Sf4. sep27:lTs.Tu&Fri
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FIRE.-A fire broke out last night, at sew
en- o'clock, Sin Mr.. Mear's house, Brighton.
The dwelling was entirely consumed.
Loss unknown.
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UNION WARD CLUBS, ATTENTION i-All the
Union Ward Clubs are hereby notified that
they will meet at their respective places Of
holding meetings, on Saturday evening,
October sth, at half past seven O'Clock.
Neither business nor pleasure should
prevent prompt attendance, for the day of
election is close at hand.
DAVID A. DASGLER,
Pres. City Union Central Club.
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ITALIAN OPERA CoNPAxY.-T The Italian
Company, favorites here and everywhere,
will visit this city next week, and give
two operatic performances.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

UNION MEETING AT Dover CESTER.-A
final rally of the Unionists of Dover Center
will be held on Saturday evening next.
1t will be addressed by R. E. Knight and
H. II. Blackburn, ESQ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

PERsoSAL.-Captain Seth A. Abbey, Quar-
termaster of the End Ohio Cvvalry, is in
this city. The Captain has been connected
with the regiment ever since it was organ
ized
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

REcgUITs.-Seven one year recruits and
two substitutes were mustered into service
yesterday by Provost Marshal Nash.
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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 thst leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily
Saturdays excepted, st $40 P. NJ arriving at Sal
amsncs al IA A. NJ, snd New York at 0.2s P. n.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
a. 30 Change Of Cars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

FoR LAKE SUPERToR.-The steamers Iron
sides and Northern Light left last night
for Lake Superior.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

EOR SALE OR TO LET-POssession
u eiven i.1rnsdlately, the Brick House on Prospect
street now occupied by Gov. BrOugh. Enquire Of J.
q JENNINGS, AtWater Building. Ocl:l12
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

PERsoNAL.-We regret to learn that Mr..
j. II. Ryder, we'll and popularly known
among our citizens, is about to leave this
city for New York. Jack has determined
to abandon "takin Picters" and is going in
to the 'show business" having been en-
gagged by Artemus Ward to act as his
Treasurer at his great Diorama, soon to
open in the metropolis. He leaves to-mor-
row evening and will carry with him the
best wishes of a large circle of friends.
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LOCAL NOTIOEs.

The regular monthly meeting of st.
George Benevolent Society will be held at
the Sons of Temperance Hall, Buyers Block,
Superior street, on the eleventh Of Oct,
at half past seven P. II. A full attendance
is earnestly requested.
ttt SAMUEL HELsBY,
H gF Recording Secretary.
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NJ. HONEY 1IARKEr-.Oet. 6.
inv uurrss nm

MOney-Active at 7.
sterling EXehanEe-I0s349lO for gold.
GOId-MoTe active and frmer openina at
1924 advancing to ls3, declining TO 1929, ad-
vancing TO l9714 declining to l941 and closing at
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n W. GAGE
TRUIF HOUSE.
WINTEn IMMEDIkTELH.

Al or newly erected Fruit II use, Kinsmr street,
Cleveland, Ohio,
1000 Bu. Best Varieties Winter Apples,
and a few more Tons Catswbs Grapes
For which we viii pay the highest markst price.
Apples, when carefully picked, can oe oroqgnt %
apv siuaiar substance. Grapes In any vessel loose
Clsvslaad, Sept. %. is64. sep29;l7!
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oct.6:8t

For the Executive Committee,
9th Ward Relief Club.
Oct.6:St