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FRoM LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer Pc
wabic, Captain George Mckay, arrived at
this port at o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. C. A. Mack, clerk of the Pewsbic, fur
nishes US with the following incidents of
her trip: Left Ontonagen on Tuesday, 7th,
Copper Harbor, 9TH, at IL P. NJ, and Portage
Entry at 10 A. NJ, 7th. Met the Lac La Belle
coming out ofMarquette at s P. NJ, Sth.
The following vessels were in Marquette
Schs. Wellington, Ann Maria, General
scoott, T. Bsckus, Eveline Bates, Amar-
anth, E. Kanter, Exchange, Otter, Iron
sides, and j. F. Warner. Went for the stmr.
Illinois, which was disabled sixteen miles
above Marquette, and towed her to Detroit.
Left Marquette at $50, on the 9th, and the
Sault at Il.3O on the 10th. Met the Skylark
in Lake George at $50. Arrived at Detour
at $50 and left at 1I.3O on the 18th. The
Meteor passed at II. o, and think the North
ern Light did also at $50. Met Mineral
Rock on the 18th at 10 o'clock.
The Pewabic brought down large load
of passengers, 400 tons iron ore for H. B.
Tuttle & Son, 8 tons copper for Garretson,
Howe & Co. She will leave on Thursday
night in place of the Illinois, from Garrett
son, Howe & Co.'s Dock, No. 1 River street.
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Mass MEETING AT BUFFALo.-The Union
Mass Meeting, which is to be held in Buffa-
la to-day, promises to be one of the largest
political gatherings that has occurred for
some years. Monster delegations from New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio will swarm
into the city to hear such eminent speakers
and patriots as Secretary Seward, Governor
Curtin and Governor Brough. ..
A delegation of Union men of this city
left here on a special train, on the Lake
Shore road, at six o'clock this morning, and
will arrive in Buffalo at one o'clock. The
return train will leave Buffalo at the close
of the proceedings, arriving here early to-
morrow.
The moral effect of such meeting of the
Union men of three leading States, in
Western New York, cannot but be very
great, and will be appreciated in early
November.
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sTRAws.-A vote was recently taken on
the New York Central train approaching
Buffalo, the vote being taken by Mcclellan
ite and Lincolnite. The vote stood Lin
coin, &c +; Mcclellan, Sc.
The following vote was taken on the
evening train from this city on Friday last :;
Lincoln, 12S; Mcclellan, 81 Fremont, 5
Lincoln's majority, 81.
Votes taken on the Cleveland and Toledo
train west, yesterday forenoon, were as fol-
lows: Lincoln, SO; Mcclellan, So; Ere
mont, 1.
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GONE A WRECKING,-The Home Insurance
Company's steamer Magnet, Captain Hodge,
took her departure Monday afternoon on a
wrecking tour to the North shore of Lake
Erie She will first visitthe locality of the
unknown vessel which lies sunk below
Point au Pelee, and ascertain, if possible,
her name. Other vessels are reported
ashore along that coast, which she will
visit and render the necessary aid in
getting them afoat. Her attention in
that quarter at the present time, is much
needed, and, being well fitted for such
emergencies, is destined to render very i'm
portant services in behalf of our lake COM
meree.
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STATE FAR.-The Columbus journal OF
yesterday says: The number of entries is
fully equal to that of last year at the same
stage, and perhaps exceeds it. There were,
however, but comparatively few articles ar
ranged for exhibition in the halls, but
large quantities were on the ground, still un-
packed. Power Hall was more largely ia
ken up than any of the others. In this,
Messrs. Younglove & Dewitt, of the Cleve-
land Agricultural Works, are among the
principal exhibitors. Theyhave Hubbard's
mower, graiu-drill, etc.
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SECOND WARD, ATTENTIoN.-Every Union
man is requested to attend the meeting this
evening at Court Room No. l. Important
matters will come before the Union Club in
connection with the campaign; also with
regard to the condition of the ward rela-
ting to the draft. Every man turn out
sep14:16S H. WILKINS, Sec'y.
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eEn OO0 MONEY ADVANCED
&OUsUUU in sums to suit-at the cid stand
and well-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeEelry, Guns,
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons,
and all rsrsonal property snd articles Of value,
the most satsfsotory terms. Business strictly pri
vete. Established 1851. N. B.-A variety Of Tn
redssmed Watches, JsWolry, Guns, Sc, for sale at
bargains.
-0floe corner Of Water and Superior streets,
over Davis and PsixOtto's Clothing Store
-oofQ9 J. q. W WAGNER.
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CASUALTIES AT JoYEsBoRo.-Among the
casualties in the fight at Jonesboro were
Colonel Manderson, 18th Ohio, wounded
severely; Capt. 0sgood, 18th Ohio, wound
ed severely; Major Wilson, I4th Ohio,
wounded; Lieutenant C. Clark, I4th Ohio,
wounded; Colonel Choate, 3sth Ohio, and
Captain White, 3Sth Ohio, wounded; Ma
jor Holmes, Sind Ohio, wounded.
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DIssOLUTIOS-FRANK BRoTHERs.--The part
nership heretofore existing between Jacob
Frank and Isaac ]. Frank having been dis
solved by mutual consent, would respect
fully inform the friends and patrons of the
old firm that l will still continue the bust
ness at the old stand, No. I29 Superior
street, under the johnson House, and hope
by attention to the demands and wants of
our customers, to merit full share Of their
most liberal patronage
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, and Ladies' Fancy
Goods in endless variety.
septl2:I68 Isaac J. FRANK.
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INV YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1864.
Government StOeEzS-Unsettled and scarce
ly so firm. United States skies '8I coupons l073s;
Seven-Thirty Treasury notes ll05z; United States
Fivss 10 40 coupons 81; do $50 coupons no. United
States Si&es one year certificates a.
sfOcIks-Betfer. Ohio & Miss. certificates Al
N Y @. 1255S; Erie 100; do preferred 1857; Hudson
lI51$, Michigan Southern 795A; Reading I2954; IL
hnois scrip l2G34; Michigan Cent1 I33; Pittsburg
no. Northwestern 5l14; do preferred s415; Rock
Island los
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The DRAMA.-The Dramatic season opens
in this city, on Monday evening next
Manager Ellsler's company, now in Column
bus, will return this week, to the Joy of
all lovers of the Drama. The leading man
of the company is Mr. Hauehette, and the
leading lady, Miss Price. All the old com
pany retained, are the popular low COM
edian, Jim Lewis, and Mrs. and Miss
Bradshaw.
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SECOND WARD UNION CLUB.-At a meeting
of the Union men of the Second Ward, held
Saturday evening, Sept. 10th, Union Club
was organized. DR.. A. Everett was elected
President, Capt. S. Il. Baird Vice President,
II. wilkins Secretary, and J. V. Painter,
Treasurer. An Executive Committee of six
was appointed, to wit: 7. n. Bond, II. K.
Reynolds, NJ. R. Keith, J. NJ. Sterling, Jr.,
Henry Beckenbach, and Bolivar Butts.
Adjourned to Wednesday evening, Sept.
18th. H. WILKINS,
sept12 3t Secretary.
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Ninth WARD UNION CLUB.-The Union
Electors of the Ninth Ward met on Satur-
day evening, September 10th, and organ
lied a Union Club, and elected the follow
ing officers
PREsIDENT.-Nelson Purdy.
VICE PREsIDEETs.-G. W. Jones, C. Weber,
John Martin.
SEcRETARY.-Homer Strong.
EXECUTIVE CopuTTEE.-T. W. Bolton,
John Linden, J. E. Leavyea, T. J. List, L.
D. Hudson, S. N. Nelson, and Joseph Con-
rad.
On motion it was resolved, That this
Club will act in concert with other Union
Clubs in procuring speakers, &c, for the
Union meetings on the West side.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at
Engine House No. 4, on Church street, on
Saturday evening, September 18th, at
eight O'Clock.
WELLS PoRTEE, Chairman.
H. sTRoNe, Secretary.
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Connections made at MOnroevills with the San
dusky, Mansfield Newark x. r. at Clyde with the
sandusky, Dayton q Cincinnati Il. r.; at Fremont
Rtth the Fremont Z Indiana Z. r. and at Toledo
with the Michigan southern & Northern Indiana and
Toledo q Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
Jackson Fo4t W Jayne, kogansport, Lafayette, Oairs
Southwest. -
Trains arrive Ia Cleveland from Toledo and the
West AZ ~ A. NJ. z;45 P NJ, and $50 P. N. From
oandusky at Z: 10 A. M. L. D. ROOKER, Sup't
Cleveland, May Is. ISo4.
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SPRUNG LEAK.-The schooner ". B.
Hibbard, on her passage down from Mar
quette, Lake Superior, when a short dis
tance below Detour, suddenly sprung leak.
The wind at that tim g was blowing strong
and heavy sea running. While sttempt-
ing to stay her, and in consequence CT her
rolling heavily she shifted her cargo, and
in order to light her deck load of ore, some
twenty-five tons were necessarily thrown
overheard. She arrived here Friday night,
and is now discharging her cargo. She
will require docking before taking her de-
parture again.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FOURTH WARD UNION CLUB.-The Union
men of the Fourth Ward who wish to Join
the club formed on Saturday eveneing last,
are requested to meet at the Engine House
this Tuesday, evening, at I-2 O'Clock.
D. A. DASGLER, Chairman.
A. T. BRINsMADE, Secretary. Sept. I3:I6s
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CITY NEWS.
GRAND UNION RALLY.
General SeheneIt TO Speak in CIeve-
land.

1t has been already announced that Ma
jor General R. C. Schenek 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-
nsaSse to listen to this gallant champion of
the Union. Give the veteran soldier a
grand receptionI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-14

SEVENTH WARD UNION CLUB.-0n Monday
evening the Union men of the Seventh
Ward organized Union Club by appointing
the following officers
President-H. Hurlbutt.
Vice President-C. Tice.
SecretaTy-C. FOuargue.
Executive Committee-G. B. Ely, G. R.
Hall, Samuel Irwin.
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THE MnToNIAN TABLEAUx.-PARADIsE
LosT.-The closing exhibition takes place
this evening. As the hall is given up for
the Union Mass Meeting tomorrow even
ing, an exhibition will be give this after
noon at three o'clock.
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OsWEGO lIARKET.-.sept. Ia.

FIOur-Unchanged. Sales 200 bbIs at SO 90
GlO 25 for No 1 sprint brands; 81 25910 IS for
red winter; Sll OO9lI rs for whttei SIl 759l2 90
for double extra.
Wheat-Lower and quiet. Sales 1000 bn No
spring.
COrn-Sales small lots at 81 so.
Canal FreiSltfs-Flour 53@65c, wheat lse,
corn ~ oats ~, rye l2c 70 New Noork.
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BUrFAIo mARRET.-.geDt. u.


FIOur-Duu raa fe
Wheat-Dul and inactive.
Corn-Firmer. No. ? sold at 81 44@I As, chief
Iy at on tside price.
Oats-More active. Sales at TIC
Whisky-Sales at 81 81.
Freights-To New York-FlOur &C; Wheat
lie corn l5o; oats 1Oc.
Lake ImpOrts-Flour 1910; wheat 81 ,974;
corn A, ,O7s; oats ,227.
Canal EXPOrts-Flour -; wheat So 100;
corn p 500; oats 50 80.
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WAvrKD.-Three or four good Compositors
can find employment in the LEADER JOB
Room.
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REcRUITISe.-Twenty-f recruits were
yesterday.
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REsIGNED.-Captain Pedrick, of the 2nd
Ohio Cavalry, has resigned, and his resig-
nation has been accepted.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GcOD OLD REMEDY for an distractions
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for h1st-
fUe years, in all parts Of the civilized world It's
author ia an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
pl 'Ces confidence and respect. 1t is no ne7f flqled
drraHgene1t but a STANDARD REMEDY
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO 3.
SPRING ARRANaEMENr.

On and after Monday May 18th, 1854 PasqenQs
Trains VIII leave Cleveland IS follows (Sundays /,
Ceutcds
$50 A. m.zzCHIeAGO ENPREss. .-s,opa At Rsrs,-
Grafton, Oherin, korEalk, Mnurosville BelIs
we C{de, Fremont and ElmOre. and arriVei
a. Toledo at 1906 A. NJ. and ChieaRo At - p n
20 z. NV hSTERN hIAIL.-Stops at All stationy
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo AZ
$50 P. NJ. Chicago at 5 % A. n
SOP M.-NORTHERN MAIL.-Stous At All sta
tons on hortheIn Division, and arrives az San
dusky at 1:l0 P. n.
100 P. M.-NIGHT EXPREsS -Slona At Grafton
hOrEalk, AonIosFile, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives 81 Toieco at n rs P. \. and Ohicag 90 at
E:&6 A.. q.
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n OllCE 10 hEltEb III EN- THAT
y the undersigned has this day filed in the Pro
bate Court Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, his petition
praying for order authorizing him TO sell the fol-
lowing claims belonging 20 the estate OF Henry In
man, deceased, which accrued In the lifetime OF
said decedent, and which have become desperate, to
wit:
G. ". Reynolds, book account, s6 80; Harmon &
Root do, 81 So Jacob Welch, do, 81 90; X. G. Bish
op, do, 81 49, L. LOOmis, do, 81 OOi J. Starr, do,
sl2 IS; J. Mcbride, do, IS 90; J. II. Botzam, do,
81 On; b. 5. Mcfarland, DO, IS 90; J. A V. Bishop
do s. 27; Fl. NiokersOn, do, So o.; Kitring & Co,
do, s. 50; N G. Newton do, 81 90; G. W. Chamber
lin do, s. 90; S Miller, do, 81 0Oi 5. Richards, do,
S. co. s. Abbott do. 81 %; W P. Curtis, do, 81 III
W. F. Boyer do, "a %; c. Rupercht, do, s. %; A.
A. Cross, do, - o.; ". Booth. DO 8 co. J. .Wld
ton, do, - co. j. Arnott, do, Sl4 s3; A. Harris. do,
81 %; b. POLAND, do, 81 90; G. W Green & Bro,
do, 81 90; G. Muller, do, s. %; j. l.. Campbell,
do, 81 90; Joseph Holly, do, Sl4 s3i n. d. Peck &
Co., 81 6S; Il. l.. Hutchinson, do. So 70; A. Il.
Beesbour, do, $40 80; p. II. Smith, do, 81 90; Il.
Strole, do, 81 so; n. d. Harrison, do, s. SO; d.
Snyder, do s CO., A. L. Nelson Co., do, S. 90; c.
Mix, do, S. 70; II. Jayne, do, s. 00i A Ford, do,
S. 90; R. French do So 90; D. Zehno do, 81 90; J.
Miller, do, s. 10; A. HasbrOugh, do $40 81; Esel-
bum & Gamen, do, S. %; J. Dorsey, do, s. o.;
Loomis, Auble & Co, do, s4 00i }. Naftsgar, do,
s. 80; J. Manville, do, 81 90; II. Mcfarland, do,
81 OO Wm. Douglass, dc, Sc 90; A. N Parks do,
81 90; W. W. Stiles, do, s. Coz J. H. Budd, do,
So 81 G. N Hsmlin, do, 4 49, NJ. Stuart do, s. o.;
F. A Hough ton do, s. 90; Jacob Lorig, do. Sc %;
Henry Peck, do, sc; &. Randolph, do, 5 81; J,
Wheedon, do, IS 90; Geo. Sechrist, do "a OOi y.
Booth do, 81 As; +. II. Heath & Co, do, IS 42; J.
Nice, do 50 90; r. Alexander do, 81 %; J. C. Rud-
isill Co., IS 90; J. Parkard Co, do, $40 OO ".
CofIan, do 81 90; W. Bensinger, do, 81 90; J. B.
Mill & Bro, do, S. "a; Wetch White, do, Sc On;
A. NJ. Armstrong, do, s4 90; G. W. Bartlett, do,
Sc 90; Dorsey & Andrews, do, s. 81; Sponsler &
Bowman, do, SO G7; E. D. Merriam, do, So 60; R.
II. Birge do, 81 90. p. D. Peton, do, 81 OOi Dixon
& Barnard, do, s. 0Oi Q. F. Smith, do, 50 o. -
Jewett, do 81 90; NJ. O'Neal, do, 81 OO c. Peachey
do 81 %; 5. NJ. Fuller do, 81 90; H. Summers do,
81 90, and twelve hundred and seventy-six claims
OF fifty cents each.
ssaid petition will be for hearing on the 2sth day
Of September, A. d. 1864.
W L. PORTER.
Administrator Of said Henry Inman, deceased
Cleveland, Aug. GOTH 1854. aug31:169
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CARRIERS WANTED.-Two or three good
carrier boys are wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Counting Room.
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WANTED Recommendations in q re-
tail Shoe Store; must thoroughly under
stand the business. Apply at the Great
Bankrupt Sale, 166 Superior street, near
Water street. septI2:2t.
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MORNING LEADER
wEDTEsDAY MORNING. sFPT II
NEW ADVERTIsElIRNTs,

Academy Of Musio-Ravel Troupe
Taylor, Griswold & Co.-Wool DeLaines-
Brainard's HaIl-Alf. Brrnett.
Taylor, Griswold & Co.-Merinos.
Rob't Hanna & Co.-FOr Lake Superior.
Taylor, Griswold a Co.-Dress Goods.
Palmer & RObb-Substitutc Wanted
Sixth Ward Union CIub-LOcal Notice.
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CLEVELAND DIzEcToRY.-Proofs of that
portion of the new Cleveland Directory
comprising the letters B and C, can be seen
at W. D. Bakers News Depot, $50 Superior
street, o-day, and those persons whose
names commence with either of these let
ters are requested to call and examine for
the purpose of making corrections, if
necessary.
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WANTED.-Two Boys to learn to learn to
feed small cylinder Printing Machine
Apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward viii remember that
this is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at 9:l0 P. M, arriving at Sal
amAnca at 4:4 A. M, ard New York at 0:2S P. NJ
Sleeping Coaches attached
a No Change of Cars.
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SIXTH WARD UNION CLUB.-Regular meet
ing will be held on Saturday evening next,
at ~ o'clock.
Union men turn out.
". P. FOGG, President
o. TOWNSEND, Secretary. sep14:I68
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AT THE WEDDELL.-Among the guests at
the Weddell House, last night, was General
J. a. Garfield. BE left on the six O'Clock
train this morning.
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ALI. BURNETT CoNEG.-All lovers of hu-
NOR will be rejoiced to learn that Alf's
visit is a certainty. Brainard's Hall has
been secured, and Alf. will administer his
side-splitting entertainments on Friday
and Saturday evenings next.
1t is unnecessary to add words of eulogy,
as Alf. is known of all men, and cannot but
draw crowded houses wherever he goes.
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A GRAND TRoTTING MATCH FOR $50O-To
come off on the County Fair Track, on Mon
day, September 18th, at o'clock P. M
The best three in five to harness. ". A.
Potts names atom Thumb" J. Bennett
names Lady May" seps
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3afFt1t 61fftfe Agftlfg,
TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY.

Ne. I36 Bank St, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared to transact business Of every
description relating 70 Inventions, Drawings, Oa-
Teats Specifications, Patents, Infringements, and
fhe Patent Laws BURRIDGE co.,
sp9s Authorized Attorneys for Patents.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination OF ingredients in these Pills is
the result Of long and extensive practice They
mild in their operation and cannot do harm TO
the most delicate certain in correcting all rregu-
larties, Painful transformations, removing all OBJ
structionz whether from cold otherwise, baad-
ache, pain in the side, palpitatOn of the heart
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue
pain in tho back and limbs &C disturbed sleep
.rLlcL ari-a r-nm nt.rLllnLl ion. nr !. .Ll.r. =
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NY. MONEY MARKET-sept- II.

MOmey-Firm at q cent.
Sterling EXehauge-Quiet at 100 for gold
GOid-Activs and irmer, opening at 2ls, sd
vancing 2i9, declining to 2l7 advancing to 224,
de ling to 223 advancing to 22s1z and closing firm
At 2271<
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MARRIED.

In this city, Saturday, September 18th, 1864, BY
the Rev Mr.. Fiske Mr.. JOHN THOMPSON, Of
the Sandwich Islands, and Miss sEPERETA A.
DUNCAN, Of this city.
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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:I69 Room 4, Leader Buildings.
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Those new style French Turbans at Mrs.
shaw's Rooms are beautiful. aept9;167.
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Two FEED BOYS WANTED-To whom per-
manent situation will be given Apply at
the Counting Room. septI2:169
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PERsoNAL.-On the 10Th instant James
McHenry, Esq, leaves his native land to
return to England. Wit m he takes the
good wishes of thousands who have recent
ly looked upon his philanthropic counte-
nance for the first time, though long famil-
lar with his honored name. He has, dur
ing his short stay, travelled over every
inch of his great national work, the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway. He has, we
know, issued peremptory orders for the
completion, within thirty days, of the line
from Franklin to Oil City, Pa. =
He has, we believe, instructed
his engineers to begin Immediately
the building of the road, from Salamanca
to Buffalo, and he has matured his plans
for the laying down of second track from
New York to st. Louis. And over all this
great enterprise he has appointed, as Presi-
dent, Mr.. Robb, the ablest Railroad man in
this or any other country.
Here, we give hearty God-speed to the
brave patriot, who, when croakers groaned
out ''worthlessness of American Securi-
ties" embarked his vast capital in Union
highway, and by the influence of his high
character induced Europeans to follow his
example.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-14

THE MARTINETTI TRoUPE.-The best bill of
the season is offered for this evenings en-
tertainment. Pantomime and ballet are
combined, commencing with the beautiful
pantomime of the "seeond Marriage" to
be followed by an entirely new divertisse-
aaeat, "Thc Prima DONNA" and conclude
with the great pantomime of "The Red
Gnome."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-14

sozodont, the most popular Dentrifce in
existence, used and praised by everybody
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-14

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE.-Four new
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines for sale.
Apply at this office. saug23:163.