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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-15

The STATE FAIR.-The Ohio State Jour
nal of yesterday says: The attendance on
the opening day was light, and the num-
Der of articles actually on thegrOund was
small for that stage of the Fair, owing, in
great part, doubtless, to the threatening
aspect of the weather.
The receipts, of course, were not heavy,
but are claimed to fall but little short of
the first days receipts at Cleveland, last
year.
The exhibition of sheep and cattle was
fine one. The number of pens made for
the accommodation of the former was mad
equate. Horses were not on exhibition.
Floral Hall was very beautifully and ar
tistically decorated. And although the
display of flowers was somewhat meagre,
this Hall promises to be the attraction of
the Fair to all lovers of the beautiful.
The display in Fine Art Hall was very
meagre. The Cleveland Commercial Col
lege was alone in its distinctive class.
The appearance of Domestic Hall was
creditable, many specimens of domestic
fabrics, ledies' work, bead work, card bas-
kets, &c, &C., having been on exhibition.
Farm Implement Hall was nearly filed,
and the exhibition os mowers, reapers.
plows, &C., has probably never been excel
ed in the State.
It is hoped that favorable weather will
add to the attendance and the fullness o.
the display.
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In MENoRIAN.--At a special meeting of
the Delphic Society, held in the Western
Reserve Eclectic Institute, Hiram, Ohio,
September 10th, 1864, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Our esteemed fellow member, J.
ID. Smith, of Hiram, Portage County
after three years of meritorious service
in the armies of his country, has been
removed from our midst by the hand of
Divine Providence, therefore,
Resolved, That we deeply regret the occa-
sion which calls from us this last tribute to
the worth of one whom we respected both
as fellow student and brother Delphic.
Resolved, That it is with heartfelt sorrow
we mourn the loss of one whose patriotism
and purity of purpose had raised for him,
in the breasts of all his friends, high hopes
of useful and honorable life.
ResoI0ed, That We tender all the eonsola-
tion in our power TO the afflicted relatives,
especially to the widowed mother 80 sadly
bsreaved, adding our united testimony to
the upright conduct of the deceased in all
the various relations he bore to US.
RssoEved, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the afflicted parent and sisters of
the deceased; also to the Portage County
Democrat and the Cleveland LEADzR and
Herald for publication and that a copy be
in erted in the journal of the Society.
o. NJ. HALL.
s. s. EGeLEsToN, Com.
D. Z. ALGER.
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in accordance with their bid, subject to The
acceptance Of the same by this Coz ii.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Bond, That the Board of CT. m
provements be requested to prepare or
dinance for the grading and improv Of
st. Clair street from Wood to Erie. hdlpt-
ed. ...s...
By Mr.. Dangler, That the Street Com
missioner be instructed to examine the
condition Of Euclid and Souty Perry street,
in accordance with a petition of John E.
Cary, Geo. Smith, H. B. Payne, and others,
and take such steps as will remove the
cause of complaint, by opening drains, &c.
Adapted.
By Mr.. Bond, That the Committee on
Harbor and Wharves are hereby authorized
to have sufficient dredging doneat and near
the mouth of the harbor so that vessels
drawing twelve and thirteen feet of water
can approach and enter with sLfety, and to
do so much dredging as to make the chan
mel eighty feet wider than it nowis. Adop-
ted.
By Mr. Buhrer, That the Board of City
Improvements be and they are hereby in
structed to fill up Columbus street on the
side hill, between the railroad and
the top of the mill to its proper width, and
protect the bank thsreofforthwith- Adopt
| ed.
By Mr.. Townsend, That the Committee
on Fire and Water and City Attorney be
authorized to purchase from Mr. Hoyt the
lot now occupied by Fire Engine House
No. 6, on Garden street, at price not ex-
ceeding $3.50, payable in city bonds due in
five or ten years, at the option of the city
Adopted.
By Mr.. Blair, That the City Marshal be
| directed to remove the bill boards from
around and in the Public Square. Adopted
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GRAPE sHOw.-The grand grape and wine
show at Cleveland opens on the 26th, and
will continue four days. The premium list
is made up by liberal contributions Of gen
tlemen amateurs, and surpasses in amount
and extent of variety any list we ever saw.
Eighty distinct offers of premiums on
grapes are on the list, and tho wine pre-
miums are nearly sixty in number the
whole covering nearly every valuable va
riety of grape, and all styles and classes of
native wines. The aggregate of premiums
foots up to nearly five hundred dollars.
For the best practical treatise on the culti-
vation of the grape in vineyards, giving
sOils, pruning, &C., with condensed list,
hardy sorts, for what uses, &c, premium
of $50 dollars will be given. A premium
of $40 is also offered for the best short,
practical treatise on the manufacture of
wines, list of materials for mixing, &c. 1t
will be en- interesting affair, and our wine
growers should not overlook it.
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LAKE COUNTY FAIR.-The Fourteenth an
nual Fair of the Lake County Agricultural
Society will be held at the society s
grounds in Painesville, Ohio, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, September 18th,
18th and 3Oth. A full premium list has
been made out, and everything will be
done to make the Fair decided success.
Upon this list are premiums on the Dones-
tic Manufacture of cotton, linen, and silk.
Premiums are awarded the best and Sec
ond best lady performer on the piano and
melodeOn. And premiums are also given
to danes and damsels who are SO fortunate
as 70 make the best and second best loaves
OF wheat bread and corn bread-no salera-
tus or other slkalies or acids to be used in
preparing the bread. which must be not
less than one day old.
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NEW YORK AARKEF--sepa. IA

BY TELEGRAPH
COttOu-Quiet and nOminalIy unchanged Sales
at 81 80 for middling uplaRds.
FiOuF-State aud W,stern 59lco better. but
not very active.
Sales At $40 OOS1O 10 extrs State; SO T5@lI Is
Hoop Ohio; ell 914l3 90 for Trade Brands. Mar
bet closing dull with dOOoping tendency.
Whisky-Firmer. Sales at s. soGl ST. nearly
all at latter price, and closing firm at 81 81.
Wheat-l@2 cts better. Sale at SZ II12tG2 20
fer FO. l Milwaukee. g 2892 30 for winter red
western and amber Michigan and last evening two
boat loads choice white Kentucky at 81 40.
COru-lc better. Sales at 81 623E@Sl 63 for
mixed western, and 81 G3G1 ca for choice dt.
Osts-Dull at sgG90c for western. r-
CO0ee-Dun and prices nomiBally unclaimed.
Sugar-Quiet. Cuba 209 zlci Havana q @2S4.
MOlasses-Dull.
PetrOieum-ouiet Crude 45@4so; Refinedin
bond quoted at zoe, aud Refined fres at s5c.
WOOl-Dull.
POriL-Openod irmer, but closed heavy and less
doing Sales at go oOGf 90 for mess; s42 621S
bO93S 90 for primei Si2 OO943 90 for prime mess.
Also 1000 bbls new mess, part last evening, for
October, buyers option, at "a CO.
Beef-blarket is more active. Sales at s12 O00
Is % for country mess; 50 90 for county prime;
SIG s7@ls so for repaeked messi s2I 00G26 % for
extra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-Nominal.
Cut Meafs-Qniet a1d hrm. Sales at I61.s6Iec
for Shoulders, latter price for choice, and lS@l9c
for Hams.
I.ard-steady with fair demand. Sales at 2s1z
@2l7zc, the latter an extreme for choice kettle
deTed-
Butter-Flrm and quiet at 45d4sc for Ohio,
and 4s@55c for State, the latter price for ianey.
Cheese-Quiet and firm at l99271sc.
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DIED.

In this city, September 18th, of Congestion Of the
Lungs. Mrs. ELIZABETH SUNDERLAND, aged
55 years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 3
O'Clock, from No. u Hiekox street. Friends of the
family sFe invited to attend.
On Sunday, September 4th, JOHN SMITH, Of
Hiram, Ohio, after illness of several months
contracted in the army. -assu
John was q member Of the Sixth regular cavalry,
and having served out his time, came home, as be
thought, to live and comfort his mother But the
seeds OF disease were planted in him during the
hard raid under Sheridan, and he died in short
time after reaching his home. He was young
man Of most excellent character and great promise
BE died q Christian soldier. -
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TIE LOST VESSEL AT PoIST Az PELEE.-The
opechee, of oswego, is the name of the
vessel lost below Point au Pelee, to the
foretopmast of which a sailor was seen
lashed, and there met his fate. bis body,
as we have since learned, was afterwards
recovered by the schooner Denmark and
taken to Buffalo, but nothing found by
which to identify the name of the deceased.
The lost schooner opechee was, we believe,
of the smaller class, being l24 tons burthen,
was built at oswego by Samuel Miller, and
came out new the present year. She had
the outfit of the old schooner Alliance, and
was valued at $6,5OO She was owned by
Samuel Miller 4 Co., of OswegO.
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THE MGRrNETFI AND MARzETTI TRoUPE.-
The entertainment given last evening by
this Troupe was the finest of the season.
The ballet was splendid, and all agree that
the pantomime of the cred Gnome'' is the
best ever given in the city. There
will be but two more entertainments
after that of this Thursday evening,
which is to commence with the fine dra-
matte pantomime entitled " Jack Shop"
to be followed by the thrilling gymnastic
feat called Les Homnles de Aals, after which
will be splendid new ballet under the
direction of Mons. Mathews, in which the
FULL CORPS of Artists will appear the whole
to conclude with the unrivalled pantomime
called the Red Gnome,"
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GENERAL soHENcK SPEAKs To-NIeHT.-The
PLAIN Dealer has done the good cause good
service by both pen and pencil. The vile
abuse which it has been heaPing upon the
General, and the caricatures its artist has
diverted the people with, have begotten
an increased desire to hear the eloquent
speaker. Cleveland will give the General
a greeting and hearing which will con-
found the Copperheads.
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2IMmhiag, &f.
gEaaI aatifes.

SHERIFFS SALEM OBEDIENCE
~ to the command of 3 writ Of Venditioni Expo
mas, Issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Ouyahoga county, Ohio, and to me directed, in the
case wherein Henry Hott is Plaintiff and Robert
Wallace is Defendant, shall expose 70 sale at pub
lie auction, at the door of the Court House of said
county, on the 18th day Of September, A, d. 1864,
at O'Clock p. n. of said day, the following de,
sortbed lands and tensments, to witt Situate in the
Township Of Middleburgh, in the county Of CuyR
hoga and State Of Ohio, and is known as q part Il
Section sixteen in said Township and is bounded a.
follows: Beginning upon the South line Of said Sec
ton in the centre Of the Watson Road, 50 called,
thence South S95z deg. West along the South line OF
said Section 70 the Southwest corner thereof twen
ty-uine and 25-lO0 chains, thence North Il deg
East along the Section line twenty-sx 1900 chains;
thence South So deg. East thiTty-nine ard 67-lL6
chains to the Northwest corner Of land owned By
4. G. Walcome; thence South q deg. East six 65
loo chains; thence North SO deg West fourteen and
00 chains to the centre Of said road nineteen and
4IlOO chains, to the place Of beginning containing
Is and T2-lO0 acres Of land.
Appraised at s., ,9I1 50.
Z. II. LEWIS, Sheriff.
By L. B. Whitney, Deputy
LoREE PREsTIss, Pins Atty.
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 10 1854 au2O-l6s
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B. F. WADE ON THE STUMP FOB THE UNION
TtcEET.-The Union men of Meadville in
tend holding Mass Convention at that
place on Saturday of this week. The lead
ing speakers who are announced for the oe-
casion, are Hon. B. T. Wade, Hon. VIM.
D. Kelly and Gen. S. F. Cary. Besides
these positive announcements, Hon. Hen
ry Wilson and Hon. Schuyler Colfax have
been invited, and are expected to attend.
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DEAD DIR. WELLS ADVERTISE
III MENT In another column
feb9T.B2
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E. B. HALE, Banker,
LOCAL NOTICES.

RALLY, SIXTH WARDl-The Union men of
the Sixth Ward are requested to meet at the
Wigwam this evening, at O'Clock precise
ly, to march to the 4th Ward Headquarters,
dnd thence down to the Square to welcome
General Schenck W. P FOGG,
President 9th Ward Union Club.
o. TOWNSEND, Sec'y. septl5:l6s.
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FoR LAKE sUPEmoR.-The Illinois having
been withdra avn from the Lake Superior
route, owing to the accident to her ma
chinery, the splendid new steamer Pewa--
bic will take her place on the line, and
viii leave Garretson, Howe & Co.'S dock
this evening for all points on Lake su-
perier.
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CONNECTIONS.

Connections aFe made at MOnrooFille with the San
dusiZy, Mansfield s Newark R. 4. 40 Clyde with the
5andusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. 4. at Fremont
with tha Fremont & Indiana X. Z. and az Toledo
with tie Michigan southern 4 Northern Indiana and
IolelO & Wabash Railroads f0r Chicago, Detroit
jackson, AoIt Wayne. LOganspOrt, Lafayette, Oairo
Alton, So loGs. and all points W6st, Northwest AID
Southwest. ~
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and ths
West At - 4. L., 2:f5 p. \. and 8.55 p n From
SsntuAky st g:l5 A. =. L. D. RuOKER, Bup't
OieVeiand. May l6. Ia64.
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CITY NEWS.
GRAND UNION RALLY.
General seheneIx to Speak in CIeve-
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-
naSse to listen to this gallant champion Of
the Union. Give the veteran soldier q
grand reception
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ALI. BURyETT.-Brainard' Hall having
been secured, Alf. viii give his unrivalled
entertainments on Friday and Saturday
evenings. There will also be Matinee on
Saturday afternoon for the accommodation
of women and children. No one who knows
of Alf. land who does not2) will fail to go.
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GRAND RALLF.-There will be this even
ing grand rally of the Union men of this
city to hear General schenek. The people
are eager to see the man who has distin-
guished himself both on the field and in
Congress.
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LEADER
THURSDAY MORNrNs, sFFTT- %:
Nv ADVERTIsEEfENTs.

Academy of Musio-RRvel Troupe.
J. P. R.-Board Wanted.
GarretsoD, Howe q Co.-For Lake Superior.
o. Cutter 4 son-Real Estate at Auction.
Second ward-LOcal Notice.
Sixth Ward Union Club-Local Notice.
Third Ward-Looal Notice.
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FoR LAKE SUPERIOR - The Pewabic
leaves Garretson, Howe & Co.'S. dock for
Lake Superior, this evening. She takes
the place of the ILLINOIS, the latter having
been taken from the route.
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THIRD WARD UNION CLUB.-Members of
the Third Ward Union Club are requested
to meet at the Club Room on johnson street,
this evening, September 18th, at o'clock
precisely, to attend in a body tho mass
meeting on the Square.
By order. SAMUEL F. PIERsoN,
sepl5:l6S Secretary.
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Legal Intelligence.

UNITED STATES CoURT.-BEFoRE JUDsEs
swGYSE AND WILLsoN.-The case of Jen-
nings rs. Orr, was disposed of yesterday.
Aftera speech of three and half hours by
Mr.. Backus, the jury retired, and in five
minutes, more or less, brought in verdict
for defendant.
The Grand Jury will report this morning,
having failed to do SO yesterday, and will
then be discharged till October 18th.
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CnEVELAND AND TOLEDO f.
srEINa ARRANaEaIENf.

L5b4. bIE4N6 AhAAhdEmEHEs IS
On and sftsE Monday. May 18th, Is64, Pass ngsl
Trains VIII laass U!ovoiaEd a. follows Sundays
ospted
5 80 A, M.-OulGAGO EXPRESS.-StOps at Berea-
Grafton, Obsrbn, NOrwalk, MonrOevills Belle
Vue, Clyde, fremont and Emore, and arrive
a. Toledo at l0.5 a. N. and Chicago at 80 Pm,
1 % 2. NV EStEEN hAIL,-StOps at all sfatiOn{
on southern Division, and arrives at Toledo at
6-30P, H., Chicago Rt 5.3B A. N,
0P. M.--hOkfHEAN MAIL.-stOps at ali sta
lions on Northern Division, and arrives a san
dusky at 7:lO r. IL.
. 90 P, M.-GIGIT L1PRKss, ,-stoTa at Grafton,
A0rEalk Aienr0uyii,s, Clyde and Fremont and
arriyes Il Toledo 81 HAS P n. and OhiCaEO as
esf5A A.
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RECRTITING.-Seventeen recruits, all vol
unteers, were mustered into service at the
Provost Marshal's office yesterday. We
must hurry up or we shall be nipped by
the draft next Monday.
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CARRIERS WANTED.-Two or three good
carrier boys are wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Counting Room.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lRT TELEsRAPH.
NET Y0RK, Sept. II. 1854.
Government StOekS-Qulet. United States
skies 81 coupons 1926 do registered los; Seven
Thirty Treasury notes llU15; United States 10 10
coupons 81; do 5 20s registered 100.
StOeks-Steady Ohio & Miss. certificates 425k;
Rock Island 1O6sl; Rittsburg, Ft. Wayne 0hlca-
go l07s%; Chicago Northwestern preferred S41%;
Northwestern 81; Illinois scrip l27; Michigan
Southern sO5Z; N. 7. O. l25zS; Erie 1Ol6; do pre-
ferred lO53S; Hudson IFS; reading 1293<; Alton &
Terre Haute 81; do preferred 691E; Canton 3355
Tennefs-e skies SEX
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The IRoSsIDEs.-This splendid new, best
built boat on the lakes, will leave Hussey &
MeBride's dock, for Lake Superior on Mon
day next.
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NJ. HONEY nARKET--sept. IA


mOney-Active and firm at Z 3 cent
Sterling EXehanEe-Dul at I0S5<91O951 for
gold.
GOId-Irreg7laT and unsettled, opening 2Z71k,
advancing TO 22s declining to 225, advancing 70
z171z, declining to 2zs15, advancing to zZ5, and
closing At 225sI
The steamer Hsola, FOR Liverpool today, carried
out S55, 600 in specie.
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COUNTY FAIR.-The Lorain County Agri-
cultural Fair will be held at Elyria on the
4th, 5th, 9Th and 9TH of October
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WANTED.-Two Boys to learn to learn to
feed a. small cylinder Printing Machine
Apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
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SECOND WARD RALLY.-All Union men
will be promptly on hand this evening at
the Court House, at 1 o'clock. A procession
will from and march to Melodeon Hall to
listen to MAJOR GENERAL ScHENOK. Music
and Transpareneies will enliven the oceas-
ion. Let every man turn out.
H. WILKINS,
sept l5:l6S- Secretary.
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DURNEFTs COCAINE FOR THE
II HAIR. For sale at 12e Ontario st. ~.
ssPtT cHUR0HILL 4 BRO.
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sepI5s16s

sixth WARD UNION CLuB.-Regular meet
ing will be held on Saturday evening next,
at IL o'clock.
Union men turn out.
W. P. FoGe, President
0. TOWNSEND, Secretary. sep14:16S
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OsWEaO MARKET--seps. IA.
8aarua6s.
CLEVELAND. GoLUMBUs & GIN
OCINNATI AILR0AD,
1854. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.

OCINNATI AILR0AD,
1864. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
Iat Train-5.25 A, M-CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
stopping 81 Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Orsstlids Gallon, Gilead, CaE-
dlngtoni Ashley, Delaware, Devils Contra and
W WOethington.
d Train-z:Z3 P. A.-AutUfi no DATIOH .-5foDs
at ali stations, and arrives IN Columbus at 30
p. n, Cincinnati 3 20 A N
ID 1raius-7 - ?. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-Stouuiur
&C Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Sheipys Urestlne, Gallon. Gilead, CardingtoR
Trains leave Columbus At J 20 aud l0:gB A. usPM
" arrive at Cleveland $40 A. a, 2;5O and P. 1.
CONNECTIONS:
Sholby-sandussy, Mansfield \ Newark Railroad to
mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesvillos
Orestline-Pi Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicaeo Rail-
road, Forest, Upper Sanduaky, Delrhos Lima.
Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, SC, West and
East foE Mansfield, Wooster, Massilon, &C.
Grafton and Beiieontaine Railroad Line for Marion
Belefontsne, Sidney, Union, Muneie, Indian
aPollss Ierre Hauta, fincennes, Evansville,
LOuisYiLe, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Dolewars-wiih Springfield Branch for Spriurfield
COiumbus-LiElls Miami q Columbus, and Xslia
kailF0ad, for Aenia, Dayton, fndianapolis,
Cincinnati, snd with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad st Cincinnati tOr Louisville, Evans
vile, Cairo, s.. Louis, aud all points the
Columbus Genital Ohs Rsilg0sd foz Newark, Zanes-
vile, wheeling, Gc.i Columbus, PiQua 4 In
diana RailrOsd for Piqua Urbana. ace =
eS-foT Tickets 20 en points and information apply
AZ the Passenger stti1l and az Union Ticket Once
~ super street q :. FLINT
Cleveland. May Il. issl- suDerintsndsnt
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WANTED Recommendations in a re-
tail Shoe Stores must thoroughly under
stand the business. Apply at the Great
Bankrupt Sale, 1873 Superior street, near
Water street. septI2:2t.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember thai
this ia the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night EZpress leaves daily
Saturdays eTcepteds at 9:l0 P. NJ arriving at Sal
amanos at IA A. n, and New York st 9.ss P. Il.
Sleeping Coaches attached.
m NO Change Of Cars,
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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;l69 Room f. Leader Buildings.
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Two FEED BOYS WANTED-To whom per
manent situation will be given. Apply at
the Counting Room. septI2:I69
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CITY Councn.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sep

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. Is.
President of the Council, Thomas Jones,
Jr., in the chair.
All the members present, except Messrs.
Gradner, Rogers, Upton and Willard.
Reading of the minutes of the last meet
ing dispensed with. yE
PETITIONS.
OF L. Umsbtatter and others, in relation
to the grade of West River street. Board
of City Improvements.
Of R. Waterton, asking the repair Of the
front yard and fence of the Industrial
School. Public Buildings.
OF James B. Hall, asking claims for dam
ages to property on Brownell street, owing
to insufieiency of sewer. Board of City
Improvements.
OF John E. Cary and others, asking the
opening of drain and cutters at corner Of
Euclid and South Perry streets, so that the
water can pass off. Board of City Impro-
ments.