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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-10

fiNE Perfumery and Toilet articles
eo -. !, u III. A. HENDBY's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

RESULTS OF THE SoUALL.-The schooner
Contest, Captain Butler, upward bound, ar
rived at Detroit Wednesday morning
minus the greater portion of her canvass.
During the violent squall of Friday night,
when near Point Au Pellee, she was struck
with such violence as to carry away her
mainsail, foresail and stay-sail, which was
all the canvass she at the time had spread
to the breeze. By temporary repairs being
made, she was enabled to reach that port,
where she will be put in proper repair be-
fore proceeding on her voyage.
MISSING VEssEL.-The new bark 0gonito,
which cleared from Conneaut, Ohio, some
thirteen days since for Detroit, to complete
her outfit, has not been heard of since. She
is owned by 0. Bugbee, of Buffalo, and is
upward of 400 tons burthen.
To CAPTAINS OF STEAMERS OR YEssELs.--
On the night of the 29th Of August, the
Iight.ship stationed on Colchester reef,
broke from her anchorage, AID was obliged
to seek refuge for the time being under lea
of the islands, minus her anchor and if
ten fathoms of chain. In consequence Ofdam-
ages at that time sustained, it was found
necessary to place her in dry docks for re-
pairs. During this interval of four weeks
no light has been kept on the above station
nor is there likely to be unless those inter
ested assist in providing the necessary
ground tackle in the room of that recently
lost. The vessel now lies at Gibraltar, and
until further notice Captains will dowell
to bear in mind the absence of the light,
and govern themselves accordingly.
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new YORK MARKET--sept. 2s.

BT TELleRAPH.
COttOu-Quiet and steady. Sales at 81 Is for
middling uplends.
unsettled and i593Oc lower.
sales at SIS 5o9s 65 for extra State; -
for superhne western; SO Or@lo s5 for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
$40 609ll rs for trade brands Market cloaip g
dull and heavy with no buyers at the outside quo
tations
81 1901 Is for state, chiefly at 81 n for latter
Wheat-Less act We and 2@4e lower. Sales Of
winter western at 81 0092 o2, aAd amber Mich
igsn at 81 O29 %.
Rye-Quist and nominal at 81 sO91 65 for wes-
tern
COrn--withOut decided change. Sales at 81 60
OsIs-LOwer and more doing. Sales at sse for
western.
CO6ee-yory quiet.
Sugar-Q" let at l61<c.
MOlasses- Dull and no sales.
PetrOieum-Crude s9e; Refined IN bond quo
ted g 66ci Refined free nominal.
ESOrk-Decidedly better with active demand
chiefly for new mess to I'LL short contracts. Sales
at O)940 30 for mess $50 7504I I25< for new
mess, check Saturday or Monday snd regular way;
SIS Oo9Ss 90 for prime; s4I 80 for Prime mess.
BeeE-Qufet and steady. Sales st SO 00014 90
$40 OO9ls 90 for repaeksd mess; and SO O0924 90
for extra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-Entirely nominal.
Cut Meats-Steady At 173<91s5zc for ShOul-
dersi 1s9l91zc for Hams.
Lard-Less active. Quoted firm at 1s1z92lc.
including very choice kettle rendered at 2t3zc.
hutter- Very limited demand at 3Od5sc for
western and 3s@46o for state.
Cheese Dull and dropping at 15@2sc for COM
mon to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

Best II stalks celery, II bloodbeets, II
roots chiccory, John Smith, gardener to
Amasa Stone, Jr. Best 6 hubbard squashes,
Samuel Holmes, East Cleveland. Best 8
heads red cabbage, Segg plants, half bushal
potatoes, lima beans, collection ofvegetables,
and 6heads( Second hest)csbbage,G G. J Baisch,
East Cleveland. Best IL turnips, heads
eaulihoWer, marrow squashes, 6 do. any
variety, ana I'd best tomatoes, sweet pota-
toes, 10 water melons, Peter Herke, East
Cleveland. Best half bushel yellow onions
and I'd best table potatoes, Henry Motifs
East Cleveland. Best nutmeg melons,
Jehn Kelly, East Cleveland. I'd best o
nutmeg melons, and best watermelons,
D A Burt, East Cleveland. Best heads
cabbage, B Carter, Rockport. Best display
of potatoes, G Bsish. Red and yellow
onions, I'd best, Alex Niche, gardner to Il
B Hurlburt, Cleveland. Best red onions
and parsnips, Lewis Ford, East ClevelaDd.
Best peppers, VIM Hudson. -
FRUITS.
Best 10 pears an Il ounces, John Smith
best IL specimens and 10 I'd best varieties OF
apples, A Gallup; best Isabella and Cstsw-
ba grapes, E S Willard; best collection Of
varieties of apples, Charles Pease, East
Roekport; ounces, I'd best, I Bralnard
bestsi0 varieties, of apples, R Hawkins
4
NIichie; Catawba grapes, I'd best, Mrs R 9
Pier, East Cleveland; Isabella grapes, %
best, Lewis Ford best Delaware, Concord
and Cuyahoga grapes, Lewis Ford I'd bes
Delaware grapes, Alex Niche.
FLOWERS. t.f
Seeding verbenas, Mrs Mary L Smith
Rockport. Green house plants, l2d) AM
fiat boquet, I'd best, B H Boemer, Cleveland
Collection dahlias, variety verbenas, fla
boquets, round do, I'D best) and French con
vex do, I'D best), John Smith. Best l
named roses, French convex bOquet, Beau
mont 4 Co. Twelve ID best varieties roses
, collection roses, II dissimilar dahliss, col
lection green house plants, Matthew Hag
r gerty. Display cut flowers, John smitf
Dahlias I'D best, fat boquets I'D best
round do, floral ornaments, Alex. Skedc
East Cleveland.
M1sCELLAEEous-
Best 10 lbs maple sugar, A Burt, Ea
E Cleveland. invalid chair, Gillme
: | Warren. Carriage harness, single harnes
saddle and bride, Bell & Co., Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-The thrilling new
French Drama, "A Life's Revenge" was
reproduced last night before respectable
house. This evening Miss Kate Newton
will appear in Ave different characters, and
Mr.. Ronifaee in his great character of
Gossamer," in the fine Comedy of " Laugh
When You Can" The spectacle of "The
French Spy will conclude the entertain
ment.
While We have such charming and tai
ented srtistes here asMiss Newton and Mr..
BOnifsee, no one should fail of the oppor-
tunity given them to see the best of acting.
Let the Academy be filed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

CITY UNION CENTRAL CLUB.-At meeting
of the Executive Committees of the several
Union Ward Clubs and others, held last
evening at the Union Headquarters, City
Union Central Club was organized, COM
posed of the officers of the several Union
Ward Clubs.
PREsIDEST-David A. Dsngler, Esq.
VICE PREs1DENTs-M -Messrs. Amos Towns
end, John NJ. Sterling, Jr., and F. W.
Pelton.
sEcRETART-Henry N. johnson.
The Central Club will meet at Union
Headquarters, second floor, over No. 17s
Superior street. this evening at halfpast
7o'clock, for the transaction of business
that admits of no delay.
It is important that the Presidents of
the Clubs and Chairmen of the Executive
Committees of the Ward Clubs be present,
at all events. DAVID A. DAEeLER.
President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

FoRTY MILLION SEvEN-TH1RT1Es sUBscR1B-
ED.-The subscriptions to this popular loan
are now over forty million dollars, and they
continue to come in at the rate of about a
million day. The public are satisfied
that there are no other investments so prof
liable as 0. s. securities. While nearly all
the hundreds of miscellaneous stocks sold
in the New York market have been declin-
ing for several weeks lin many instances
twenty-five per cent? Government stocks
have remained firm; and while lenders
loan very sparingly, and at high rates, on
the best mercantile paper, they have plenty
of money to lend on Government paper, at
as low rates as ever. While the Govern
ment needs the peoples money, and pays
for it literally, it offers the highest possible
consideration besides, and that is, safety,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

Total ........... $3.50 $50 24OO $50 400
There was scarcely as much frmnsss in the grain
market this afternoon. the news from New York
indicating further downward movement. E7ery-
thing rules unsettled and Irregular and 1t Is hard
to get at true quotations Flour Is very well sUE-
tainsd, Considering the huetustins stats of other
articles, principal owing to the fact that the |
stock is comparatively light and the demand mode
rately active. Other leading articles are steady
aud nominaIly unchanged.
FIOur-Quiet and nominslIy unchanged.
Wheas-Rsther better demand, but the market
/ Irregular and unsettled Sales on Change cars
No. l red from store at / 90; 5000 bu No. red
free board at 81 so; cars do on track at 81 So
2 cars No. white at 50 90.
COFn-Quiet. Sales car No. at 81 SO.
OaGs-Dull. No sales Held at IS@75o.
Rye-Lower. Sales car on track at 81 S5.
BaTIey-Dull and lower. Sales l car No. on
track at 81 65; 8 bags do at 81 65.
POrk-Nons on the market.
Lart-NOminal at 24@25c.
Smoked Meats-sugar cured Hams scarce
held at 2i@25c; Shoulders at 1s92Oc; Bacon at q
a2sei Dried Beef I6e for eanvAssed, 16c for unesn
vassed.
Butter-Dull and heavy. No sales reported.
Cheese-asrket quiet st unchanged rates 1s9
200 for large lots good to prime Western Reserve
2o92lc for small lots selected do; 22e for choice
Hamburger.
Eggs-ssles bbls at 2lc.
Lake 4 Eisll-Quiet and steady at the following
figures for hslt uUIs: White Fish 50 80; Trout
IS 5Oi Piekorel 81 70, Herring IS T5.
HfghFiaez- Dull and nominal at 81 T5
Alcohol Held at s. So for 90 per cent; 81 so
for reutrsl Proof Spirits.
PaErnTavg..-I)uII oufat and rc r,jnaI ~ s5a
9Oo for Refined.
seeds-Heid at So 5Os5 70 for Timothy. Nc
1 Clover in market.
Dried AppIes-Fsir demand and market
? steady at 1850.
Green Apples-Areq quoted at g 5O92 IS pei
POfatOes-In fair demand at 1880 for Peaol
Blows.
a Beans-Medium white quoted dull st s2 co.
e Feathers-Live geese e1mmsnd FROM 72@75
r for good to prime.
= salt-Firm snd steady at s. so soraps and s. 8
for coarse.
Water Iime-Good demand at g Is for o.
e veso and Akron; s. 90 for Bosedals Cement.
y HoI,s-OhiO held at 9O9gle; New York stsse g
e s5a35o,
= HsIt-Held firm at 81 50.
e Ale and POrter-MArket steady. We quot
IS follows; Present Use Xxx Ale SO; Stock XXX
Sl19s12; Kennstt s14 Pale Cream 81; Porte
; gu.
n Stone Ware-opsn ware 1Ro per gallon, an
y Jugs 1sc per gallon
. Fire BrIck-In good demand. and selling &
ss7 90 9 1000.
i Fire GIay-steady at 80 80 p barrel.
: PIaster.-'POweIl's" land plaster so per tor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

WINE AND GRAPE sHow.-There is a very
creditable exhibition of wine and grapes
at Lyman's Hall. This is the last day.
The premiums were awarded yesterday,
but too late for full report of them to be
made this morning. We ''tested" the CAL
ifornis wines again The Agent, Mr.. o.
NJ. Tinkham, knows that reporters have a
decided leaning towards wines, and he
serves 'em up with as much generosity as
pride and confidence in their excellence
and superiority. o, Angsliea Iet-what's
the name Of the other kinds ofwine he gave
usS But what's in a name Wine with
any other name would taste as sweet,-that
is, if it is the California wine of Perkins
Stern & Co.
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ARRIYAL OF NAILS AT DEPOFi

ARRIYAL OF MAILS AT DEPoFi
EAStsn Through SrrFssSs A. NJ, and
EasteTn Way arrives 1t s.loA An.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7;45A. n.
do Way arrives Of $50 P. NJ.
5andusky Wey arrives OF ll:l5 A. NJ.
Mahoning Way arrives at 800 P. n.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. NJ, 25O p n
do Way arrives OF $50 J: M.
Western Through arrives at $50 A. L., and SD
Western Way arrives OF 2;45 P. NJ.
Medina Way arrives at 200 P. NJ.
ROckPort,. So, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays at II N
BrsoksviIle, Bath, &o., strives Mondays and Fri
days at P. N.
Sharon Center, Granger, North Royalton, &C., ar
rfves Mondays and Fridays at 7. N.
Warronsville arrives daily at I0:l5 A. n.
Rest olsEslAnd and Euclid arrives daily OF A. n.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTEHs THRouaH for Erie, Buffalo, Bostou, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, PBinesville, ca
nsTa, Ashtabua and Oonnosnt, closes ct s:45 A. n.
E4sTEHS THRoUaH, for New York only, closes 81
$40 P. II.
BO1tOE, New York and Hartford, tslIIge. Albany,
Pm.
EAsTERE WAY, for sIl points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes ct 2:2O p. NJ.
WEsrERS THRoUsH, for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago
and closes ct GOO P. NJ
WESTERN THnOUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
bnbuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 600 P. NJ.
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
ana IoAeuos closes 81 lE.0O Z. M.
OTHcrNsATI WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 1:25 ?. NJ.
OBcTEEATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 10 P NJ, Qeaveb
at bs25 next mOrning.l
OuEcnsATu THEoUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville st. Louis indianapolis, zanesvile, and
Whseling CLOSES at 600 P. NJ
PTTfsHURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
t1gt0n, closes st 1925 P NJ
PITIsBUBsH WAY, for all points between Osvs-
and, HelsVtile, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
edelphia Baltimore and Washington, closes Rt T:5O
An.
MAHoEnsa WAT, for ali points between Cleveland
and YOUNGSTOWN, closes at 10 P. N, leaEes at 7:l5
Esxt moning.)
MEDINA WAY, closes at A. N
kooKPORI, 3d. CLOSES on Iuesday6, Thursdays
and Saturdays at l2 n.
BKEUEsvILE, Bath, &c. closes Tuesdays end
Saturdays, at A. N.
sHARoH OEETER, Granger North RoYalton, &C.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at A. M.
MAREEEsvTLLE, closes daily, 1890 A. n.
AAHT OLETELAED and Euclid, closes daily, at
Pm.
Nal and Drop Letters are required By law to be
prepaid
An City Circulars are required to be prepaid with
tWo-oent stamp.
once open from 7.So A. M. to 7sO P. NJ. On
bunday IRON A. n. TO 1890 Am.
r. COW LES,
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CITY BED .cHANBERs.-No matter at what
hour of the day the pedestrian passes along
River street, the spectacle of sleepers in
public awaits him. Two or three rare spec
linens of the genus homo are to be seen
every day in recumbent or totally pros
trate posture, upon the pavement or on
doorsteps. Overcome by an excess of in
auence emanating from the goddess of old
rye and from Morpheus, they are drugged
and breathing illustrations Of the law or
force of gravity, in virtue of the persist
ency with which they cleaye to the pave
ment and tend to the center of the earth.
'Tis indeed a spectacle of ruth, this in
dependence, this poverty, which Qet US not
say it profanely) hath not where to lay its
head; and no man who has any bowels of
compassion can pass it by, without an i'm
pulse to succor, or g spasm of reform, seizes
him like grippe of collie. Consider him
one of that classifying there bereft of
consciousness, the prey of flies and mis-
chievous boys, the atmosphere pressing
him down to the earth's core: one is apt 70
mediate thus; since 1t is the privilege Of
society to get him under the Influence Of
the aforesaid divinities II must certainly
be the conseouers duty of society to pro-
cure him a gsatuitous bed In this day of
populsr Denevolencs, when charity is or
gained and goes forth on manifold mis-
sions,-when the insane, the idiotic, the
deaf and dumb are cared for, and when
there are Homes for orphans, for the desti-
tute of many classes, for disabled soldiers,
and what not,-why should there not be in
every city Public Chamber, filed with
couches and beds, for the accommodation
of these rye-struck children of Adam, with
the sons of retailers for servants, and the
daughters of them for chambermaids
Such City Bedchamber for the reception of
the victims of Rye-stroke would spare the
public an ill-seeming spectacle, and, then,
it would furnish more suitable and profit
able employment than they are wont to
have, to the sons and daughters of those
who rets commodities more spirituous than
spiritual. f.iaIE
Who will go in on committee to report
on the feasibility of having Public Bed
chamber for the accommodation of the
sPirituous-minded and spirituous- bodied
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30
NEW TREATMENT
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE.
Syphilis, SEMINAL Weakness, and the Secret
Ip1irH55ies Of Youth and Maturity,
DFs, ". and r. LAMERT,

once on the rrst floor in the Atwstsr Building,
foot Of Superior st., Cleveland, o.
THE SILENT FRIEND.
A Report on he Nature, Treatment snd Cure Of
matorrhes, and al urino-genital diseases Of the
nervous system, and other diseases incidental to
both sexes producing degenerscy Of mental and
physical strength, terminating in total debility
and incspae ~; showing why these diseases or
en- appear incu abi, when In reality they can be
eGcctually removed BY the most simple means
A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure Of General Debility
or Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known a.
Seminal Weakness, sc. Can be Permanently cured
in from fifteen days to two months, By the use Of
this instrument, whsn used eonjointly with medi-
oinsg.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Drs. W, and r Lamert take pleasure in announ-
cling that they have invented most important in
strnment for the cure Of the above diseases 1t haa
been subjected 10 q test BY the most eminent ply
sicians in London Paris, Philadelphia and New
York. It has been declared the only useful iustru
ment ever invented for the cure Of Seminal Weak
ness any disease Of the genital organs caused By
the secret habits Of youth.
Drs. ". and B. Lsmert, IN order to satisfy the
skeptieal to the merits Of ths ir instrument
pledge themselves that 10 any instance where may
prove upaatisfactory, aftsr fair trial. the money
will be refunded by returning the instrument IN
s4Sa &c. order fil'0 q in''lu"'n ana m'ol'n'''
NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES.
For the Yenereal Diseases and sll Private Com
plaints-gleet, structures, seminal weakness pains
the joints affections OF the Kidneys. diseases of
the head, throat, and skim and all those dread
full affections arising from secret habit Of youth,
which produce constitutional debility, render mar
riage impossible and in the end destroy both body
and mind. The treatment they adopt is the result
Of upwards Of thirty yesrs extensive and successful
prsctice in Europe and America
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons IN any part Of the world may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail Of their
case with remittance for medicines, ETC.
DRs. W. 4 3. BAMERT,
Atwatsr Bull ing, foot Of Superior st,
sep24: :R3:d&W Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

BURIAL OF Rev. DR.. ADAMs.-The funeral
of Rev. W. s. Adams, late Pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, will take place this
afternoon, Sept. SOth, at o'clock, at the
Church. At II O'Clock the Church will be
opened, and the remains taken there to be
seen by all friends who desire, until
o'clock, when the coffin will be finally
closed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

Dr.. C. B. Lighthill, of New York, who
has won high and deserved reputation in
the treatment and cure of deafness, chron-
ic cstarrh and throat disease, is now at the
Angler House in this city, where he will
remain till Saturday noon. His advertise
ment and testimonials appear in another
part of our paper. sep27:17O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

A BRACE OF MARRIAGEs.-Married at the
residence of the Brides father, in New
burg, by the Rev. J. H. Jones, Mr.. C. B.
Lockwood, of solon, to Miss Azsra E. Var
ney.
Married at the residence of Mr.. Wilson,
90 Prospect street, Mr.. Albert T. slsde to
Miss Sarah C. Adams.
We congratulate the happy four; the
lovely brides in the possession of such ex-
cellent husbands, and the fortunate gentle
men in the possession of such excellent
wives
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

COUNTY FArR.-Ifthe weather is favorable,
all the postponed business of yesterday
will be transacted to-day.
AT ten O'CLOCK, A. ~, uIi'i-s =. IL. -inr
At two P. NJ, the Agricultural Address.
AT the close of the exercises all the veg
etables, fruits, and flowers in the several
Halls will be sold to the highest bidder,
the proceeds to go for the benefit of the
Society.
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FROM LAKE sUPERIOR.
Arrival Of tn PeWabIo-PrObabIe Lo
of the Schooner n. Ballard, OF l..
frOtt.


The Pewabie arrived here on Wednesd
evening. She left ontonagon Sept. 23d, at
1890 A. NJ, Eagle River at 1890, Eagle Har-
Dor at $3.50 n. The schooner Ballard is
on the reef at Eagle Harbor. The Pswabic
tried to pull her off, but after parting
nine-inch hawser twice, gave it up. She
will go to pisces. She belongs to H. Coyne
and Justin Ingersoll, of Detroit, and is in
sured in the Z" Home" Arrived at Copper
Hsrbor at 8 P. NJ, Portage Entry at A. NJ,
PAST, and Portage at $50; found the steam
er traveller bound up; left Portage at 1870
and the Entry at P. NJ, Marquette at $50,
and found the Ironsides there, bound up,
The following vessels were at Marquette,
loaded: E. c. Roberts, S. II. Kimball
Standard, st. James, J. L. Gross and aus
tralia. Waiting to load +: A. Buckingham
Grace Greenwood, Monitor, W. G. Grant
W. Raynor, De Soto, ". 3. Hibbard, Wm
sheepe, Hyphen. Left at A. NJ, 25th
met the Northern Light at IL A: n, and tn
Algoma at 2P.M. The Cleveland was a
Waiska Bay made the canal at P. n
The following vessels passed the canal jus
before we entered Exchange, Atmosphere
Plover and Resolute. Passed the Meteo
at $3.50, 9th, near Lexington made th
st. Clair River at IL A.. NJ. The Pewabi
brought down 100 passengers, 2O5 tons iro
ore, and 12O tons copper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30
LOCAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC NoT1cE.-Weare informed that our
friend and townsman L. A. Keppner, is now
on his annual tour to the cities of New York
and Boston, to select, for his increasing
trade, large and well assorted lots of ladies
and gentlemen's furnishing goods, which
we learn lhe has been enabled to Sc
cure on very favorable terms, in conse-
quence of the recent decline in gold. His
return may be expected in about six days.
Soon after which he will expose his entire
new stock for examination and sale AfuIl
description of which will be given in our
columns in due time. sept28.l7O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

ARRESTED FOR EMBEzzLNs.-Capt. Abram
Gift, of the l6sth 0. N. g., has been arrest
ed on the charge of embezzling money fur
nished for the military service, and has
been brought before United States Commits
sioner White for examination. Gift drew
pay from Paymaster Coon for Lieutenant
who was sick, and refused to pay over to
the Lieutenant that portion of the pay al
lowed for a servant. As he persisted to
pay over, when notified to dc so by Major
Coon, he was arrested for embezzling the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

TIE 177th REerEEEr.-This regiment, con.
solidated from the 1sOth and 19lst, is still
in camp here, though under marching or
ders Col. Wilcox thinks they will move OF
Monday next.
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fnr SaIE.

I OTIS FOR 5ALEs-I35 FIT. FRONT
IL On Superior street. corner Of hIuirson street.
Also, sublOts 16 II and Is bsing As feet front each
on Superior street, east OF Muirson street. Also
10 feet front on Spring street. running back 20 the
railroad track, being land on which part Of the
WOod-shed Of the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati
baiiroad stands. Also, II feet inches front on
Ohemplain street, nearly opposite the new Polies
Oonrt House.
For terms inquire Of PAINE WADE,
decsR2O Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30

PERsoEAL.-Captain Carter, of the steam
er Michigan, was in town yesterday.
The Lake Erie conspirators, Cole and
Robinson, arrived on the sandusky train
in charge Of Captain Sanford.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-30
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FRIDAY MORNING SEPT. 80.
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Academy Of usic-Bonifsce-Hewton Alliance.
L. Benedict 4 sons-Hsts, Cars and Furs.
The United states-7-sO Loan.
W. Melhineh-Lard for Sale.
D. sherwood-Men Wanted.