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

Il SALE AND RETAIL.-The public viii always
and at the Subscribers store in the rear of Council
Hall, No. 1877 Champlain street, the following: The
very best brands OF White and BED Wheat Flour
fresh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour and fresh
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Ost Meal and
Pearl Barley; also Corn and Oats ground together,
Mill Feed of all kinds and Grain, which will sell
ct the lowest price Also, Bsied Hay and Straw =
Any purchases made at my store will be promptly
attended to and delivered free Of extra charge.E
The undersigned was formerly Clerk in O. Andrews
Feed Store. I1spS, S,lT0l J, P, REIDENBAOH.
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IN THE BUSINESS TERRIT0RY

Lying between the River and East sido Ontarlo-st
gncluding the 0x-Bow Flats), the Deliveries will
be 81 follows:
FIRST DELTTERY.-OArriers will leave Post-0faoe
at 1870 A NJ, with the proceeds of all night mails,
and 500 A. NJ Eastern.
SECOND DELWERY.-Leaye Post-0hio s:45 AN.
with proceeds Of 9;45 Pittsburgh, Washington and
Philadelphia.
THIRD DELIvERY.-LeAYe Post-Oliee 11:15 A. NJ,
with proceeds Of 9l5 Western, $40 sandusky Way,
$50 Cincinnati and 1910 Eastern Way
FOURTH DELITERY.-Lesve at $3.50 P. NJ with pro-
oeeds Of l;6O Eastern 245 Western and 2:50 South
ern.
FIFTH DELIvERY.-LeaTss the Post-Oflc at 500
P. H. sith proceeds Of 900 P. N. kahoning Wsp.
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THE Plain Dealer is anxious to have US
publish speech of Mr.. Iineolns made in
1s4s. Why don't the Plain Dealer, if il
regards it as such remarkable document z
Lat us have II.
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1t is reported that there was a private
agreement at Chicago, that in case of Nc
Olellan's election, Seymour should be Sec
retary of State, Vallandighsm Secretary Of
War, and that Cox, Long, Voorhees, and
other shining lights of Peace should be
fondly remembered.
Think of the blessed martyr at the head
of an army of 300, 1000 Americans
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9fnttstrg,
OENTAL NOTICE.

HALLdWELL and DANIELS, Dentists, return
thanks for the very liberal patronage they have
ceived the past twelve years and hope Tor cUutinu
ance. We also beg TO inform those who in need
of ARTIFICIAL TEETH and other work in Our
profession, that prices viii be governed By the
value of GOLD and after tho FIRST dsy of Septom-
Der next have to pay gold, or its equivalent In
Greenbacks, for all the material we use. Oonse-
Quently we are compelled to advance our prices. A
Full Set, Upper or Lower, from Ton Dollars and
apwRTds, until the specified time.
ALEX. b. HALLIWELL, III. D.,
~ ]. r. DANIELS.
Dental Rooms, eHT, Ontario ct. and Pub. SQUARE
July D. 1854. Jy32- Rs
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Collection Of Letters in the Business
Territory.

FIRsT OoLLE0TIoE will commence at 6:s5, IN time
for $3.50 Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Washington.
SECOND COLLECTION commences at 1885 A. M, for
9;l5 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great Western.
THIRD COLLECTION commences at $50 A. N. for
Drop Letters;
F1URTH C0LLEoTIoE commences at 1l:9O A. NJ for
$50 Pittsburgh and Washington, 220 Eastern and
$3.50 Eastern Way and 4:2O Sandusky.
EIFTH COLLECTION commences at 1855 P. N. for TOO
T. N Western and Southern mails
SIKsH COLLEOTI0E commences at sos P. n. for 945
?. n. Eastern and 5:35 Cincinnati, $40 Western
Mshoning next morning
Collections in the Three Delivery Ter.
rItOry al 800 A. a., 1l:15 A. NJ, and 400 P. n
Collections In the Two Delivery Ter
Sts8E'F commence at 500 A. N. and 400 P. n.
K, COWLES. P. M.
idiJ9-i70
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Governmental,
SURaEoErtEEERAL's OFTTUE,
WAsHINeroEs D. O., June "a, 1864.

ATANTED-SUR RtEUNS AND As
w sistsnt Surgeons for Oolored Troops-Candi.
dates must be Graduates of some regular Medical
College, and must be examined by a Board Of Medical
Officers to DO convened by the Surgeon General Also
wanted, hospital stewards for OOOred regiments.
Candidates must possess fair English education and
be familiar with the compromising and dispensing OF
medicine. Application must be made as in the cR5l
of Surgeons and Assistant Surge0ns. Compensation,
from S23 to S33 per month, with clothing, ratiOus
fuel and quarters. The Board viii determine whether
the candidate will be appointed Surgeon or Assistant
Surgeon, according to merit Applications accom-
panied by more testimonials from respect
able persons, as to moral character, &c. should b
addressed to the Surgeon General U. s. A., Washing
ton, D. g.. or to the Assistant surgeon General U,
s. A.. Louisville, Ky. Boards are now ia sessiOa
st Boston, New York Washington, Cincinnati, St
Louis and New Orleans.
JOS. K-BARNES
iuiyl :i70-Tu&Th Acting Surgeon -tisaeFel
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PORTAGE COUNTY.

The Democrat says: From such infor-
nation as we have at hand at this writing
it is safe to state that the following town
ships in this county have filed their quo
tas, or have so nearly done it that they
may be considered out ofthe draft; Aurora,
Atwater, Charlcstown, Deerfeld, Edin-
burg, Freedom, Hiram, Nelson, Paris,
Palmyra, Streetsbore, Shalersville, Wind
ham. With but perhaps two or three ex-
ceptions the remaining towns in the coun-
ty have partly filed their quotas, and
some of those still deficient are quite likely
to complete their work before the draft
commences" vi
The County Fair comes of on the goth
21st and 22d inst. '
Last week DR.. A. NJ. Sherman, Of Frank
lin Mills, and Dr.J. Waggoner, of Raven
ma, went to Washington to take position al
Surgeons in the Lincoln Hospital, in that
city. ..-
4 squad Of seventeen contrsbands, re
cruited in Dixie for Brookfeld township
Trumbull county, passed through Ravenna
few days since. Upon being presented
at the Provost Marshals Office in Warren
fifteen of the number were rejected as un
fit for military service. That Southern re
crniting expedition proved slightly unpro,
fitable, .-.-
The next term of the Court of Common
Pleas begins on the 18th.
General Schsnck speaks in Ravenna on
Friday afternoon, the 10th. Let all Por
tage county rn out to hear him.
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SiIrer QyhatHs.

YER OHAINs
~ AND
SILV VER Rim g s
IAN unlimited stock, all styles and prices, Chains
from so to $500 Rings from plain silver Ring
at 10 cents to elsborately engraved Locket Ring
inlaid with gold, st 5000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city Of all
goods manufactured by A. L. ROoT, OF Medina, botk
solid gold and silver, and they made express
ly for our trade, we know they srn pure coin. s..
Dealers requested TO call aud examine.
Wholesale and Retail il any quantity.
NJ. BURT,
Clock and Matchmaker, 145 superior-st
DEy2O-R2
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FREE DELIVERY OF LETTERS.

Parties wishing their Mail Matter delivered by
Carriers. will please leave orders to that effect at
the Post Masters Room, with any Carrier, or BY
letter through the P0st-Offloe, when they will be
delivered, without extra charge, with promptnsas,
aeeording 70 the following timetable Of departures
Of Carriers fTOm the Once
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Such Bi1lingsgate as this is an evidence
of the amount of Free Speech enjoyed by
these Copperhead orators. If their little
Mac is not spoken of as the paragon of
military and civil perfection, they make a
wry face and their wrath knows no bound.
The trouble is, there is too much Free
Speech among the Northern sympathizers.
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raREG DELIVERY TERRITORY

Lying bstween Ontario-st. (excIusive) and South
and North Perry-st., including all Of Euclid aud
PrOspsot-5ts. TO Hudson.
FIRST DELIvERT.-LsRves at 500 A. NJ. with pro-
oeeds Of night mails and 500 A. n. Eastern mail.
SECOND DELIvERT.-Leaves Post-Ofics at Ills
with proceeds of forenoon mails.
THIRD DELIvEET.-Leaves at $50 P. n. with pro-
cseds OF l;50 n. Eastern, 245 Western, and 250
Southern.
TWO DELIVERY TERRITORY
Between North and South Perry-st. and Wilson
Avenue ION from Prospect and Euclid to Hudson
FIRST DELIvERT.-Leaves ct 500 A. NJ with pro-
oaeds Of all night mails and 500 A. N. Eastern.
SEcoN DELrvERT.-7Leayes at s;50P. Il. with pro-
cseds Of day mails.
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SehanIs.
CT,FvFI5ND FE1TALB SEMINARY

~ s.N. SANFORD, A. M, PRIsmPAL,R-
Assisted BY CORPs OF TWRLvE FTRsT-CLAss TEACH
ERs.-In respect to location grounds, buidings fur
niture apparatus, cabinet and facilities for instruc
ton, we believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages unsurpassed by any Female Seminary in
the West. But II Is proposed to make its appoint
ments even better than they have heretofore BEEN
Importsnt improvements are in progress. among
which we would especially mention the Introduction
Of Colds Steam Heating Apparatus, with radiators
IN the public and private rooms. A new school
rOom five new recitation -raons. several new music
rooms, large, fine, leoture-rOOm, amply supplied
with Philosophical, Chemical and Astronomical ap.
parRtus, with suitable provisions for the arrangt-
ment and use of the same; chapel and an adnira-
bic gymnasium are also being provided. No pains
nor expense will be spared TO make the advantages
in all the departments of instruction all that be
desired. The next term will begin on Thursday,
Sept. lst. For further information admission ad
dress the Principal, or
L. BtTTLES, Financial Manager,
JYZ3-l66 Cleveland, Ohio.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

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10 Free speeeh.' p

Q Nothing was more supremely absurd at
Chicago than the incessant bowling of the
Copperheads about Free Speech. The era
tors. who addressed the people, while in
dulging in the most fOul-meuthed treason
and abuse of the President, kept up an in
cessant whine that there was no such thing
as Free Speech in the North. What is
wanting to these martyrs to make their
enjoyment of Free Speech complete, when
they bestowed the following epithets upon
the President in their speeches at Chicago?
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LAKE COUNTY

ANOTHER BURGLARY IN PAINEsYILLE.
-Burglaries are becoming quite common
in Painesville, and q large amount of pro
perty has been stolen from number Of
our citizens within the last few months,
and yet the perpetrators are at large. 1t
does seem to us that something should be
done to guard our property against such
outlaws.
The store of Blackmore & Baker was
entered by boring through a door in the
rear of the store, thus enabling the thieves
to put their arms through and unbalt the
door, last Sunday night. They carried off
about three thousand dollars worth of
cloths, silk vestings and clothing. On the
same night horse, wagon and harness, be-
longing to Fl. Elias, was stolen, doubtless for
the purpose of carrying off the stolen goods
of Blackmore & Baker. At this writing,
Wednesday morning, the parties have not
been able to get any clue to the stolen pro-
nnrtV
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Cast 0tfiEe gIme-gabIe.
1884. Summer Arrangement 1884.
FOR THz
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
OLEYELAND POsT-oFFIOE


50 Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
RiS- All Mails close one hour before departure Of
trains.
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Commission assrfaauts.
STORAGE AND PRODUCE
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7" e-o-loAlH0 - AAA - -
CLEVELAND. OHIO.

PTOpristors Of the NEW UNION RAILWAY,
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, {ad-
Joining the New Freight Depot of the 0. q. =.
Railroad %. on Merwin street, having q storage
capacity Of two hundred and ATTY thousand bushels
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TLOUR AND FEED AT WHOLE

Trade supplied by BENTON & DUNHAM, 12
Superior St, Cleveland, o.. aus; ;Rs;eOd:d4wew
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

come down also. Lord Palmerston will come
down. with Earl Russell at his heels. We shall
have the Jack and Gill business all around.
great many people, at home and abroad, on
thrones and Of thrones. at the North and at
the South. copperheads and abolitionists, bond
and free white and black, will certainly come
down when the rebel rag 10 hauled TO the
ground and the flag OF our Union goes up aud
floats proudly from every flagstaff upon this
great continent.
The politicians are getting ready for de-
scent Fremont has come down. 90 has old
Hen Wade, after all his hard swearing. Henry
Winter Davis has come down. after all his
Growing. Greeley has come down, and has his
nose 10 the administration grindstoue. Pome-
roy hss come down, after bis circular gyration.
The Ev.ning Post has come down, in spite Of
the arrest OF its publisher and, sooth TO say, it
comes not like galley slave at night, scourged
to its dungeon; but. sustained and soothed by
an unfaltering trust in ofRces to come 1t snesks
into the administration fold humbly but will
Iing,y. Best OF all, Old Blair has come down,
like Captain Seotts coon, without waiting for
shot, q soon % Captain Line oin said "the
time has come Seward begins 70 look little
anxious, and is easing himself and saying his
prayers, 90 q 10 come down gracefully whsn
his time arrives. Here 10 the city oil the
Coops have come dswA, and Tammany is climb
ineup, ovg = Hsooklys. that Roundhssd,
soly iisA 81 wsSllv Assd, Chitssuden, ID going
% run fer ooegsa ~ be is coming down
IA 4 xuu Az ~ fRaIy1odI thst aith1k ~
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
fiT INVASION Of MISSOURI. ! IIili
Price, Shelby and Kirby
Smith Advancing.
Vigorous Preparations to Re-
sist Thorn,
h. Re- AN.

81. Loom, ssp$ IS, 1854
Joe shelby rspca cavalry TO bs four or avo
thousand strons and ocoupisd' Fredsroksowu twenty
miles east Of Pilot K~ .. yesterday shslbys aos.g.s
are not yet developed.
General Ewing commau mt Of the district q q rSuss
took brigade Of A. j. snsA,s troops down last night
and otherwise prepared 70 nsS the sssmy. Pilot Knes
10 we'll fortified and garrisons Cape Girardssu on to-
river osA staad sisgs and The aiy damage The rebss
can do 10 temporarily cut the HAa Mountain Halrosl
when Price crossed the Arkansas river some days
since, ~ esst part OF his forces msvA towards Btss
willie, evidently with tbs design Of uing Shelby h
Northeastern Arkansas and with their conbinsd oeo1
iavada Missouri from ths soashsast The forss -
Frsdsricktown doubtless the advanss q tAis ocunu.
which estimated to bs ten twelve thousand sercng
General Mower, with part OF the Sixteenth corps len
Brownsville, tbs Duyslps Btu1 aud Little Rock Rail
ROAD, sw days SINCE going north. and Shelby VIII
to look sharply after his The situation VIII
probably develop itself 10 very fsw days.
ST. Louis. Sspt. rs, 1884.
It's uow said that Price has entered Missouri with
forces estimated at thirty thousand strong His plan
supposed TO march to central portion Of tbs
state With three columns and capturing all the mportaas
points. hold the country. II expected that Kirby
smith will JOIN him with from thousand to twelvs
Thousand mon.
The Arkansas guerias also concentrating to aid in
the movement Of the column ia the southeast
doubtless under shelby who has six thousand
eight thousand men
Reports circulating night that part OF the fors
which occupied Fredecktown yesterday captured Cape
Girardesu to-day; but they very doubtful Ths
enemy may be demonstrating in that drec.ion but tbs
post is TOO strong TO De taken by cavalry.
Military preparations here activs and troops
already moving southward
Tho bscksmiths' shops have been busy al day shoe
ing cavalry horses Ordnance and ammunition bein0
sent different points. Everything is being put ints
fine condition for immediate active service.
Brgadier General Pike has called all the sorolIed
militia. General Rosecrsns will issue appen o-mog-
calling the people to Major General BAir
rived here Today
The trains still running the Iron Mountain kau-
road, which, FAR 4 known, has not yet beon
leaio6
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
How an. G~erisss ssssby was Wonndea.
oun LEwIssviJtr, va. oossfssoSpsson

hwlW.ssl ", s.vs %, ,ovN
rtis generally supposed ina. we kusrins sosey -
,s.' sna MS own. IAs 10 mistake The facts In The
80 are these. 1be rbireenth New York cavalry We
,r,ns srem Q long through fairfaz county, We
80 ,wo nen Of the regiment Corporal Burgess, q
ce-nanv 1, ana private Smith Of Company p
ss,sywinsd 10 take stroll towards Csntrevilie Puvs
s.,ns sber way for time they suddenly
So tbres crws the road. A. inst they toos them
Tps Two parties commenced dring al each other. In
abort time Of tbs rebels sesn 20 fal III has sm
been discovered that the person hit vas hcsoy tne ben
taking eject IN the groin.
frs two men engaged in this afsr have bean sdvsccsq
20 ssrgsapts, q reward for their bravery Newh9 -
ccivsd ssy iaiurtss W We snam,
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

LociL NoMSiTIoSs.--Tb local politicians
are now exceedingly busy and active. The re-
publcaus are holding their primary msciing,.
The McKeonites and Wood, Mozart are at
work trying 70 unite sgains. Tammsny. The
General Committee Of TsmmsDy Hall meet ss-
night 10 call their primary meetings, and will
probably make their Nominations in the early
part Of sext week. We snail therefore very
soon have an army Of names before us for the
several ofaoes to be filed this fall. Ten dsys
or two weeks at the farthest will see the liats
completed on ell sidea The people can ther
a. ybst tipA Il usA Ns aeskipg tAali ystGA
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
military ruse,,,gsnes.

Captain John Coonan, Of the sixty ninth regiment (Cor
corsp legion nov the 0se Hundred and Eighty.
,ecoad New York vounteers, has. we are glad 70 SEQ
been promoted the rank cf lieutenant colonel ns
regiment ~ Seymour for faithful services b
the nsld. Captain CooDAn has seep in CONTINUOUS aad
srstve serviss since ths commeace cehent Of the war
The New York herald., 1864-09-27

Tn Uuss Hon Asp scHooI--A fair in aid OF this in
ssutios esblshed for tbs education and msntsusnes
q shs Children Of volunteer soldiers, viii open ~
Rvfng Hall, Nev York, Monday, the nth a Ocsooer
n ossess n Sisw vhl % dsSss secure generous
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
W D CNIs
TIE GERMAN oPERA.

The Jewess was lney tung last evening by the Ger
man artists owing 10 the fact that moro rehearsas hsA
been gone through, and that day, rather night ~
rest had recruited the severely taxed singers last
ning,s performance great Improvement upon tbe
frs, OF the Jewess The leading artists all In nns
voice the chorusse admirably sung the orchestra
A usual Hable It's ensemble, and the whoa&
entertainment a decided success.
To night we have Don 6iovanna with MIA
Dziuba ". fsadore Lehman both new artists 10 tho
cast Also Kari Formss Lsporec, one OF bis greatest
re,,s and HermsnDs the Commentators. There wiz
be an immense audience nearly all the seats In the
house are sold.
ON Wednesday evening the Grover troupe will give the
Jewess at the Academy Of Music, Brooklyn, and wim
then commence tour through the lower towns In The
East winding up with grand season 10 Boston.
rHI ASSOCIATED ARTISTS COMPANY.
Nine virginia whiting, Nine. Fanny Natalie Tes.ss
sirnors sefani, hmodo and Teets have iust closed
very successful OF opera 10 Columbus, obso-
These artists contemplate giving series 81 operatc PER-
formances IN all the cities, under the agency on n
lie vivo. This week ibey will appear IN Phisoepnss
Baltimore and Warrington
GRAND PRESENTATION coxcRrr
Th, ore talked about affair viii take piacs on FRIDAY
evening next, The performances promises 70 De s'tras
i've a. many popular artists wiIi lend their assistance
9 this occasion.
The New York herald., 1864-09-27
Tn. Drars .. ohio ana Indsa.a.

OU1NNlIi, sept. 70, IB64.
me DRAFT IN this state ana Indiana 10 progressing
quietly 6svsrai new regiments passed through the oiv
iass ussk for tbe front.