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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-04

TOR SALE-The Cottage Brick Dwell
Il ing House Morgan street. between sih and sth /
streets, containing nine Enquire nf
II. b. rEA-EYcK,
mcb3 Heal E-iate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-04
SALE.

Brick Cottage Dwelling with rooms, cistern. good
cellar full lot aud well fenced located Fulton between
loth and llth streets, Keokuk Price Sl5sx1 cash.
balance in one year Enquire Of Ii. d, TkS-EYcK,
Keoknk, feb4. Real Estate Agrnt-
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7
Or. G. NJ. jackson Dear Sir: feet pleasure
thus, Of own accord, - hear Testimony thctx-
cellence The tseIman kittsfs. years since te-
ing much afflicted with Dsslep-is, them With
veiy beneficial results have ofirn recon- ,esd-d
them persons enl-ebed ~ that toruensls ci.eAse
and bsre heard from them The mesi hAigtriLK
ontsIs 10 tbelr great value. H. cases q general
debility, beIieveitt to be tonic that d ~ sur
passed. i'm LYONS.
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From the Rev. Jos H. ksunsrd, Pastor Of The 10th
baptist lhEIcn.

From Rev Warren kaneoish, Pastor Of The. Bsptis,
Church, Germ antoSn P,un.
DIR. c. N. JEes son--Itsr sir: PsrsoDAt experiepce
enables ir sag that ressId the GetmAn blItsrs
pre- pared ~ Fou ar d Il 3sG eAetfItAt nVaitlLe. III
Of severe cold ge4er.i dshi4it1 hayt be4
gressly tene It-a b tht bittefs ao,at
not they al produce sil-tar ELECTS Oh olneIs.
Yours Truly, hAaKkN RANDOLPH.
G,rnahtoN l., Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-04

Prom the Rev. ]. NJ. Lyons. formerly Pastor OF the
Coiuabas N. and GilestowH lfs-} BSPust
Churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-04

From Rev. j. S, Herman, OF the German Reformed
Church, kui1town, Beris County, Pa.
DR.. g. nj. yack-on--kespelled SIR. 1 have been
troubled with Dyspepsia heariy twenty yesrs, aud
have never used aay medicine that did me a. much
good Is Hoe6and's Bitters. am yers much improved
in health, after having taken ave bottles.
Youfa, with respect Us. HERMAN,
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EoR sALE.-A Double Brick Cot

l. under fence with 800 fruit trees with improve
ments. This land the Plank road rading
francsvile, about miles from ihs city. Title good
Enquire OF H. H. TkS-EfCk.
nlch2 ,H-sl Estate Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

ARRIVAL OF THE BARK ETOwAH.-The bark
Etowah, Capt. VIM. Wraight, of Cunning
ham, Shaw Co.'s Line, arrived at this
port on Sunday evening at s o'clock, from
Liverpool direct. From Captain Wraight
we learn the following particulars of her
trip. She left Liverpool on the I'd of July,
and had very light winds nearly all the
passage. Large quantities flee were met,
the Etowah running through it for FIVE
days. The thermometer during this time
ranged as low as 4Oo The amount of ice
met by the Etowah and the Wavetree, of
the same line, is something unusual at this
season of the year.
The Etoweh arrived at Montreal on the
18th of August, and discharged some 200
tons of miscellaneous freight. She then
left for Hamilton, where she arrived on the
4th inst, and discharged 200 tons more of
freight. At Hamilton grand dinner was
given to the officers of the Etowah, and Mr..
Edward Shaw, one of the owners of the
line. We have before noticed this fact
From Hamilton the Etowah went back to
Toronto and took on lot of powder and
supplies for the Bruce mines, and left for
this port. She was detained in the We'll
land Canal for two days, owing to the fact
that she was too wide for the locks. Her
chain plates had to be removed before she
could be got through.
She had on only about seventy tons of
freight for this port, consisting of bleaching
powder, soda ash, wine, &c. After dis
charging her cargo here she will proceed to
Detroit, and thence to the Bruce Mines,
where she will take out the last cargo of
copper for this season.
The Thermutis, Captain Tucker, of the
same line, is expected here in about three
weeks. She will go no further West than
this port.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

TOR RENT-COTTAGE HOUSE
L D, .asantly located oc cupant desiring TO board
With family Enquire OFFS BELDEN, 79 St. Clair st.
gepi6.l6s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

STATE FAIR ITEMs.-A new invention in
the Sewing Machine line, called the "Do-
mestic Sewing Machine" is on exhibition
at the State Fair. 1t is a Shuttle Machine
without the grooyed or adjustable cams
which characterize other machines. Il is
capable of doing as large a range Of work
and in as perfect a manner as the three
different grades or sizes of any machine
now in the market. 1t is quite a novelty,
and is bound to become public favorite
This machine was invented by W. a. Mack,
Of Seville, Medina county, and is manu-
factured and sold by G. ". Croweu & Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio. As a specimen of home
manufacture, it is not excelled for design
or beauty of finish by any article of this
class now in market.-Otio State Journal.
sept2O:I69
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

FREEDMEE's AID SOCIETY AnHIvERsAKY.-
For want of space we have been obliged to
omit the notice of this very interesting
meetingat Chase's Hall, last Tuesday even
ing, Miss t. Lyons presiding. The Hall
was well filed at an early hour. The ex-
ercises opened with prayer by Rev. j. A.
Warner of the Methodist church, Ohio
street, after which the audience were enter
tanned with vocal music. 8
A very thoughtful essay on "The War"
was then read by Miss Whitfield, in which
the questions of the hour were discussed
with ability, and at the conclusion Gamer
lea" was most admirably sung by corps of
young ladies and gentlemen. ''The Caval
~ Charge" was next declaimed by James
NJ Gregory, in a manner highly ereditable
to himselfand pleasant to the audience, and
then stirring battle-song was re ndered with
the happiest effect, followed by deolama-
ton, entitled ''The Colored Volunteer;" by
Master Griffin, which elected rspturous
applause, and was a second time given.
Then the Misses Anderson, assisted by Mr..
George Barriss, sang the plaintive song,
"Who will care for Mother now"
The next in order was the anniversary
address by John NJ. Langston Esq, of ober-
lin, which we are sorry we have not space
to give in detail. Suffice it to say that the
audience were held for an hour and half
ss if by magic, and every word of the elo-
quent, impassioned orator fell with thrill
ing, telling effect. The address was pat to
the occasion, and no doubt made lasting
impression on the minds and hearts of
those who heard it.
The remainder of the evening was de-
voted to social enjoyment, partaking of
refreshments, &C. The tables were boun-
tifully supplied with edibles and luxuries
of all kinds, cakes, creams, confectioneries,
&C., &c. A table loaded with bouquets of
rare flowers, and presided over by young
ladies, was quite an attractive feature of
the evenings entertainment.
The audience dispersed at a seasonable
hour, all seeming to have enjoyed the Ocea-
sion, and left behind the sum of one hun
dred dollars net profit for the freedmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

TIE DRAFT.-Yesterdsy, Monday, Sep
tember 10Th, was the day announced for
the turning of the cOnscriptiOn wheel in
Ohio. The fjllowing list shows the date at
which the draft has been ordered in the
several Congressional Districts in this State.
When there is a deficiency in any sub-dis-
triet, the draft will be made, although the
district as a whole, may be in excess.
Every sub-district must raise the quota
assigned to it. This mode of procedure is
just and proper. Here is the list:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20
Legal Intelligence.

The United States Court has session this
morning. g
The District Court also meets this morn
ing.
POLICE COURT.-BEFoRE JUDGE HEssEN-
NUELLER.-The following cases were dis
posed of yesterday: fCs
Drunkenness-Cstharine Drummie, Mary
Hall, Dennison Hanchett, Frederick Smith,
fined the costs, each; Matthew Delaney,
Thomas Godfrey and Evans Gill, fined 81
and costs, each; Patrick NOonan, fined 50
and costs.
observation-disclosures Church, Morris
oCOnnell and Charles Riley, each fined So
and costs.
Vagrancy-George Coonrod.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

PERSONAL AND NEWsPAPERIAL.-The San
dusky Register has changed hands, Messrs.
Bill and johnson having disposed of the
property to E. R. Hotsenpiller and George
L. Frankenstein. The immediate cause of
the sale was the continued ill-health of Mr..
johnson. The Register has been we'll
conducted paper, and has done valuable
service to the Union cause. The new pro-
prietors promise to use their utmost efforts
to make the Register sound, vigorous and
live newspaper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

Jacob Frank, formerly of the firm of
Frank Brothers, would respectfully inform
the patrons and friends of said firm, that
he has opened mandatory of hoop-skirts
at No. LAT Water street, Cleveland, Ohio.
His manufacturing facilities are such that
he is confident that he will be able to fur
nish the trade at wholesale only at New
York rates. A large assortment Of Aui ari-
can and French corsets constantly on hand.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
sept17:l69
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

ERRATUM-In our notice of the Ironsides
yesterday, we gave the names of E. Herrick
and NJ. A. Skinner as the drafters of the
boat. We did so on the supposed reliable
statement of an experienced shipwright of
the city who was on board. But we learned
yesterday,ssand are happy to correct the
false intelligence we gave,) that Messrs.
Martin and Turner were the drafters.
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Baukers.
NTOTICE rs HEREBY- GIVEN TEAT

~ /
In 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 TO the estate Of Henry In
man, deceased, which accrued in the lifetime Of
said deoedent, and which have become desperate, to
wit:
G. W. Reynolds, book account, SC SO; Harmon &
Root, do, 81 49, Jacob Wech, do, 81 90; Z. G. Bish
Op, do, 81 80; L. Loomis, do, 81 90; J. Starr, do
Sl2 70; J. Mcbride, do, IS 90; J. q. Botzam, do
81 co. B. S. Mcfarland, do, So 90; J. A. v. Bishop
do, 50 "a; II. Hickerson, do, SO 0C; Kitring Co.
do, IS 50; N G. Newton, do, s. OO c. ". Chamber
lin, do, 81 90; 5. Miller do, SO 90; $. Richards do
IS OO s. Abbott, do. 81 90; W. P Curtis do 81 II;
W. T. Boyer, do, 81 %; Q. RuPercht, 4 g 90; A.
A. Cross, do, 81 90; ". Booth do, g OO }. M.Whi-
ton, do, 50 90; J. Arnott do Sl4 %; A. Harris do
81 OOi D. Poland, do, 81 co; C. W. Green Bro,
do, 81 So Q. Muller, do, 81 90; J. L. Campbell,
do, 81 co. Joseph Holly, do, Sl4 SO; N. D. Peck &
Co., SO 6S; r. L. Hutchinson, do, Sc 90; A. L.
BeesbOur, do, $40 80; p. H. Smith, do, 81 90; II.
strole, do, 81 90; n. D: Harrison, do, s. ss; D.
Snyder, do, s. 60; A. L. Nelson Co., do, S6 90; g.
Nix, do, 5 75i H. Jayne, do, ss OOi A. Ford, do
Sc 90; Z. French do, IS 90; D. ZohnO do, 81 90; j.
Miller. do e. OOi A. Hasbroggh, do, $40 "a; Esel-
9um 4 Hansn' 90 50 10 q; DO Dor9ey, do, s2 9O
s. 90; ]. Manyile, do, 81 90; II. Mcfarland, do
81 90; VIM. Douglass, do, So %; A. N. Parks, do,
s. %; W.; ". Stiles, do, g %; J. II, Budd, DO,
F. A. Hough ton, do 81 %; Jacob Lorig, do. S6 ";
Henry Peck, do, s4c; Z. Randolph, do, S 81; J.
Wheedon, do. s. %; Geo. Sechrist, do, g 90; '.
Dootns uOi Si NJ r q. neaIn q Ios QOi - - :.
Nice do, So 90; R. Alexander, do, 81 90; J. c. Rud-
isiu Co.. IS 90; J. Parkard Co., do, SO 90; ".
Co1sn, do, s4 90; W. Bensingsr, do, 81 %; J. B.
Mill. Bro, do, IS "a; Wetch White, do, So %;
A NJ. Armstrong, do, Si4 90; G. W. Bartlett do
S. 10; Dorsey & Andrews, do, s. 81; Sponsler s
Bowman, do, $40 81; E. d. Merriam, do, 50 So B. |
H. Birge do, 81 co. P. D. Pelton, do, 81 90; Dixon
& Barnard, do, S8 90; @. +. Smith, do, 50 0; - |
Jewstt, do 81 90; II. O'Neal do 81 90; G. Peaehey,
do, 81 90; s. N. Fuller do, 81 90; H. Summers, do,
81 %, and twelve hundred and seventy six claims
OF fifty cents each.
3 Said petition viii be for hearing the 2sth day
Of September, A. D. 1854. I
Administrator Of said Henry Inman, deceased
Cleveland, Aug. 3Oth, 1854 aug3l:l69
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

CHICAGO 1IARKET-sept. 10.
NEW YORK MARKET---sept. 10

BY TELEaRAPH.
COttOn-oOntinues very dull and entirely nom
inal.
ETOur-state and Western heavy for common
brands, and Ice lowe. for good to choice gTsdee.
Sales at 50 e09Sl0 90 for extra State; SlI OO@
IL 90 for common to good shipping brands extra
Round Hoop ohio; Sll 30912 90 for Trade Brands.
Msrkst closed quiet with no buyers at the outside
Whisky-In moderate demand at 81 s2@1 %,
closing dull.
Wheat-l@9o lawsr, with fair demand.
Sales at 81 l5tEs . tor Chicago spring; 81 l60
2 "A for Milwaukee 0lrh. 81 z592 % for amber
Milwaukeei 81 24G2 80 for winter red western;
s. 3492 &c for amber Michigan 81 90 for white
Michigan.
COTn-Without decided change. Sales 81 coz
al 81 for mixed western, including load Of
ohOics at 81 6l5z(9l 62.
Oats-FavOr buyers; moderate business doing
COnee-Du1 and prices nominaily unchanged.
SugOr-Dull. Cuba and MuscovadO 2O1le.
Molasses-Without decided change.
Petroleum Firm. Sales Crude at 4Tc, and
loo bbls Refined in bond at 74975c.
AOps-Quiet. sales 35 bales ct 35936o crop of
Is 3, and 4595sc for new crop.
WOOI-QT.iet.
POrk-Market finn with fair demand. saIesat
$40 509n so for mess; Sf2 s73z943 90 for new do
checked, and S43 I21z@43 do regular way; $50
gao on for prime, and S42 5O@43 90 for prince
mess, chiefly at the latter price. Also 100 bbls of
new mess for all September, buyers option, at
S4 25943 20, and 400 bbls do for October, same
option, at S44 so.
BeeE-steady; moderate demand. Sales $40 bbls
Sl2 O09l5 % for country mess; 50 90 for country
prime; S6 5O9-- repacked mess, and S2I OO9
% 90 for extra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-Entirely nominal.
Cut Meats-In good demand and advancing.
Sales at l7@ls3sc for shoulders; ls9i91Sc Hams,
and f1@25c fJr bagged Hams.
Lard-Firm but not We y active. Sales at 23z
9247zc, and some fancy lots Of kettle rendered at
245Eg245<e.
Gfntfer-Ee'd abeqe the views Of buyers and
quiet at 45&isc for Ohio aud 49955c for State.
Cheese steadO at ls@27e, the latte price an
extreme.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

THE soLDIER's HoNE.-Mr. Jerome, the
Superintendent of the Home, keeps reg
lister of the votes of soldiers who stop there.
From Wednesday last to Saturday night, the
record stands thus: Lincoln, 81; McClel-
Ian, %.
The Home is a capital institution. Sick
and wounded soldiers find there the best of
care,-fnd a home indeed. Thirty men
took dinner there yesterday, and went on
their way rejoicing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20
LOCAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION, SECOND WARD.-Every man
having put in a substitute to the credit of
this Ward for the May draft, or paid com
mutation, or put in a substitute under the
call of July is, 1854, is respectfully re-
luested to report to me at once, in order to
arrange our quota. Report names of those
who are absent having furnished substi-
tutes. II. WILKINS,
septl9;l69 Drawer 243.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE MoNEY.-Agents
can make from SO to $15 per day by selling
our new badges of Lincoln and Mcclellan,
These Badges we manufacture ourselves /:
they are far superior to the Badges gener-
ally offered to the public, being good size,
dates for the Presidency. Agents can east
ly make 100 per cent. on their sales. For
samples, prices, &c, &c, address, with I5c.
and stamp, to Hart & Critchly, Wholesale
Depot, 1S2 Superior Street, Cleveland,
OHIO. sept I9:169.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

TEE CAPTAIN OF THE oPEEcHEE.-The 0s-
wego Times says, the body of the man
found dashed to the mast of the sunken
vessel off Point au Peelee was recognized
at Buffalo by Captain George Clement as
that of his brother John, who was Captain
of the 0peechee. Captain G. Clement ar
rived in the city this morning with the
body of his unfortunate relative. There is
no doubt existing but all on board the
opeechee have met a watery grave.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20
oswEso aEARKET..-sept. Il.

FIOur--steady with good demand. Sales at
$40 O00l0 % for brands from. No. sprin6; $40 25
910 70 from red winter; $ll OO91l 25 for white;
Sll 75@l2 % for do1bls extra. .tI tt.tI
Wheat-In moderate demand. Sales Of No. /
Milwaukee club At s. 10, 36OO bu white western at
81 50.
COrn-euiet Quotations nominal and supply
Hight.
Canal Preights-Shsds easier on grain
Floar G0962e, wheat l31Sc, l2e, barley lie to
New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20
BURGLARY AT TIE CArHEpRAL-Tbe Ro.

BURGLARY AT THE CATHEDRAL.-The Ro-
man Catholic Cathedral on Erie
street was broken into on Sunday night
by burglars, who entered by forcing off the
locks and bolts BY screw purchase. Sill
yer plate and vestments belonging to the
Bishop, to the value of $1,000 or SI5OO' were
carried of.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

The testimonial cost 81, ,OOOin specie, and
is to be presented to McHenry by Mr.. Ken
nard as tribute to his engineering skill.
We understand that it will not be on ex-
hibition as the firm intend to send it by the
first steamer to Europe; when, no doubt,
John Bull and his numerous family will
have an opportunity of seeing another spe-
cimen of American artistic skill.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

The FENIAN ExcURs1oN.-The Fenian
Brotherhood, about eighty in number,
marched down to the depot yesterday morn
ing, headed by the Temperance Band, and
carrying both the green flag of Ireland and
the National flag, to join the excursion to
DiIly's Grove.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20
weekly Bank Statement.
NEW YORK sTOCK MARKET.
IBY TELEsRAPH.I
~ y q


EEw YORK, Sept. 19, 1854.
Government StOeks-Firm. United States
sixes 1881 coupons -i $50 coupons IlO1<; .. s
1850 coupons 975z; Seven-Thirtf Treasury notes.
III; one year cert ieates s45S-
StOeks-Stesdy. Missouri Skies &C. Quicksilver
81; Eric l0514i do preferred los; Hudson II75z;
Reading 1907; Milwaukee Prairie du Chen 30;
Michigan Southern 81; Illinois Central scrip I271
Pittsburg 11l14; Northwestern ?; do pr2ferred
s4Js; Rock Island lG714.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

FATAL RAILROAD AooIDENT.-A fatal acci-
dent took place on the Cleveland & COlum-
bus Railroad at Columbus yesterday. A
freight train ran into the round house,
killing two fremen named James McNamee
and = Ryan. The engineer, Bszell, was
slightly injured. The train was wrecked.
We shall give further details in our next
issue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20
HUFFALO MARHET-sept. 10.

FIOur-M0ro active.
Wheaf-Dull. Quoted at 50 O7I% for Illinois
winter red; S2 O5 No. Milwaukee sping; = 4s
white Ky and Mich.
COrn-Dull. No. 2 81 46.
Oats-Quiet. Sales at Toe.
NYhisly-Dull and nominal at 81 80
FreishtE---Fifm. To New York--Whent liza
IKE; corn 15@1615c; oats l054c.
Lake importation lO,TO0 wheat 2ss 900
corn 342, ,0JOi oats I47 ,OOOi ~ 81 700
Canal ExpOTts-Flour -; wheat Il3 OOc;
sorn 2s O0); oats 12T 0O0 rye IA 700; barley 7s0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20
ME PLUS ULTRA EXTENSION
4NsILvER MOUNTED HOLDERS, WITH COM

ME PLUS ULTRA EXTENSION
In SILVER MOUNTED HOLDERS, WITH COM
Posi- IL GOLD PENS. RENESE LEAD PENCILS
In cases of Ona dozen each the boxes are hne m
ished and cloth lined that the contents can sus-
tain njury in transportation Prices same as be-
fore the warl
The Holders are Of the most handsome and durable
construction heavily silver plated, with an ex-
tension of three lengths All are engraved chased or
engine turned and for beauty are not surpassed by
any Others OR prices for the holders and pens so
in dozens only, are "a follows:
SIZE ONE.-When Ope 81 inches in length; closed
for the pocket inches In length. Price per dozen,
$40 p: retalls . s. each
SUE TwO-When open inches in length; closed for
the pockets 81 ilches in length Price per dozen SZi
retails at g cack
ed for the pocket inches n length. Price per dozen,
SIg 26: retails at s. and upwards.
SIZE FOUR.-When open ~ inches in length, closed
for the pocket inches in length. Price Per dozen SOS
retais at s. and upwards
SIZE FIvE--When open inches in length; closed
for the pOcRFt ~ inches in length. Price per dozen
$50 50; retaflE at $40 and upwards.
SAMPLES OF One dozen Of each size OF the above,
making i've dozens, Sl0o. Retail at 1872.
THESE PRICES include Pen with the Holders
WE DO NOT SELL THEM AtsPARATELY, neith-
erYdO receisv orders for ] IS quantity than
dozen.
Pens and Holders at above prices in any quantity
sent anywhere within the loyal States by express with
bill for collection delivery. Soldiers in Disloyal
States must send cash in advance, express will
not collect from them
7. & Fl. GAUGHAN, Manufacturers
sepl9l69 il6 Broadway, New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY AND DISTRICT NoNI-
NEEs.-The following gentlemen were nom
mated for County officers by the Democrat
ic Convention, which met here last sstur-
day:
sHERIFF-J. H. Williston.
AUDIToR-James Brockenshire.
REcoRDER-Jesse Palmer.
CONRIssIoEER-William Green.
And J. b. Wade was nominated for Con-
gress by the Democratic District Conven-
tion held on the afternoon of the same day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20
CITY NEWS.
Grand Union Rally.

TheIe will be grand rally of Union men
on the Public Square on Saturday evening,
the oath inst.
The following distinguished orators have
been invited to address the people, viz
Governor Brough, Lieutenant Governor An
dersOn, Judge stallo, Hon. Joseph NJ. Root,
and Chaplain J. H. Jones.
Let there be general turn out, from all
the Wards, of all men faithful te their
country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

FROM LAKE SUPER1oR.-The Northern
Light, Captain March, arrived from Lake
Superior at 8 O'Clock Sunday morning.
She leaves tonight from the dock of Robert
Hanna & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20
LEADER
TUESDAY MORKING SEPT go.
KEw ADvERTIsEMEKTs.

Academy Of Mnsio-Lady Of Lyons.
Brainard's Hsll- Laura Keene.
J. B. Cobb Co.-Books and Stationery.
6arretson, Howe & Co.-For Lake Superior.
S. Hyman-seIling on.
Bob't Hanna Co.-FOr Lake Superior.
J. C. Jennings-To Let.
Wanted-Good Artist.
Wanted-Musicisns.
G. G.-situatiOn Wanted.
B. S. Green-Oampaign Medals.
St. Andrews sooiety-LocsI Hotire.
Domestic Sewing Machine-Locsl Notics.
G. W. Grow eli & Oo.-LOcal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

A special meeting of the st. Andrews
Society will be held Monday evening in J.
e. Grannis' office, at half-past O'clock.
AS business of importance will come before
the meeting full attendance is desired.
WV. DowNIK,
sept19:167 Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

DOMESTIC SEWING ACCOMPLISHMENT
to do as large a range of work as all other
machines in the market combined. G. W.
Crowell & Co., No. 1877 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

NoN-REcRUITING.-Not a single recruit
was mustered into service yesterday at the
Provost Marshal's Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-20

Sozodont, the most popular Dentrifce in
existence, used and praised by ever ybody
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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