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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

Lake Fisla-Market quiet and prices steady.
No. WhiteaSh, . half bbl, $3.50; No. do, a
baIfbbI, S7,T0 -Pickersl e half Dbl $3.50; Trout
D half Dbl s7,OOi Herring . half bbl s4.5o@5,0O.
Aay-Firm and in good demand We quote at
Sn,oO9l4,O for new lose; sIsOOsGO, co for basd,
Bsater pressed.
Seeds-Timothy quiet and nominal st $3.50
4,c0. Sa aeflss bu Fls1seei at $500
caa1-Eirm a. sz,s6 for Fine gs,eo for Coarse.
ale Sssaa a'nrEaE--siarEss arsGay. Ne Quoss
rs fO'lo=s; PrsssDt Uas xX ale $40; Stock XXI
si4'COi KsunSfk Sle,Ooi Psls Orssn 81; Portsu
sl4, Bali and quarter barrels in proportion.
water Atme-osWego aud Akron held at
s2,26.
Rsaasar--'FPnvsIi'sn land plsstsF ale.Oo mar
ton; CAieined s.. 90 q Dbl. 'gs-
HOps-Firm. New York State 4505ee, accord.
ing 30 quality Ohio 25a9oo
gaAs-stssdy. sarIeg Malt held ct $40 psE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

ONE DOLLAR CoUETERFEIrs.-Thec country is
said to be flooded with counterfeis one dol
lar greenbacks. The paper is bed, the color
much lighter than the genuine bill, aud the
engraving is Indifferent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

ALL R1GHr.-Frelght consigned to the
Great Western Dispatch, that has besn de-
layed by late freshets on the A. and G. W.
and Erie roads, has all arrived. There will
be no more delay in the future.
sep27:z44 B. H. BARNEY, Agent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

MUSICAL CONVENTION attention of
lovers of music is called to the advertise
ment of the Fall Convention of the Trum.
bull and Mercer Musical Association to be
held at Newton Falls, commencing on Mon
day, October I'd. s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

UE1TED STATES CoURr.-This court was in
session yesterday, but nothing of import
aucewss done. The Grand Jury will prob
ably return to-day large number of in
dictments,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

Starr has constantly, at his News Depot,
all the leading New York daily and weekly
papers, which are received in advance OF
the mail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

The LEADER will appes- al new dress next
Monday. consee-ently all advertisements
will he .s-set. Advertisers wishing to
ch-sge or alter their advertisements, will
please hand in the alterations without
daIan II.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

sEIP BUILDIEs -Msssrs, Quayle & Mar
tin, the well known ship-builders Of this
city, have just laid the keels for two craft
which will be finished by spring. One will
be a vessel of 800 tons burthen, and will be
owned by the builders. The other will be
a craft If $50 tons, and is being built for
parties in Buffalo,
Messrs Q. & NJ. have refused several con-
tracts this sc, ason, such is the pressure of
business on thai. hands.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

e-',s to the National Christisn Con-
,o;t;ao H. of g acs.fsgted to report 70 the Com
- ~ - the parlors of the
FIRST Presbyterian Church, O'Clock ON
Wednesday morning. -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

AEorurR BUReLkA SE'-Ihe wnOlesa1s ~
uuor store of J. Hide. Orand, NO: 100 l. f'iVef
street, was entered by uisiAls eSttJ tes'
terdsy morning, entrance HAVins Vssa i e4-
fscted through window in ~ iea, u 'no
building. & hole was drilled iDS. '.e .."s eoVl
of the safe, manufactured by LppiA- q
Barr, and filed with powder. The o ''st
deor was blown to pieces, and the inns.
one opened, and $500 in money YVES taken.
OF this amount, Mr.. Hart, one of the cle.ks'
owned SOS. Business men must learn to
leave no money in their Office safes.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

H.Y. Money MarkeG-sePt. IS.
icy TghBGRAPH-
MOney-Easy st 6a6 D cent.
6teTfInR R.HcRsamge- ady ct 1895 k91cO5<.
fsOId-Vi hout decided change. opsning at
I4S76 declining to 14s advancing 10 l49 and clos
ing st-t4 u
New York stock HArket-sept. 26.
IBT TnLBaBAPH.l
Governments Stock s-St'ady. United States
Is 5-2h oospons, leWissue, lOcsssi Treasury 1SOs'
3rd issue, 90. go
Gates 2ss<; saton 4O5S Cumberland prefsrrt d,
45J5; Qaicksi YER 4s5%; New York Central, seller
Is, s4s1; HUDSON Ito; Pittsburgh 1'A; Beading
IIzZS; n1ichis 40 eouthern 60; southwest IN pre-
fs -Ied 6214; Rock i.Iond IlZ14; Pr4tria du Chitn
66sz Fors Wayne 1874.
Copper stOcks-SePt. 26'
IHY rELEaRAPH.l
Prices Of Mining Stocks bia In Boston 20 DAY
Central 40; Copper Falls q franklin 3533;
Hangock I27s; Huron Al; Isle Rolal s. ouiney
5614s Minnesota Il; Focklsnd 81; Superior "a
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
CITY NEWS.
Eolice 10 AdNer1ise-. a

Feed Boy wanted at the LEADER Job
loom.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

For sALE.-A fine residence on Euclid
Avenue. Enquire at I42 Euclid Avenue.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

The most superb display of Fall and VIM
ter ClOaks is to be made this dsy at E. 1.
Baldwin & Co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

We would call attention to the grand
Cloak: Openingas E. I. Baldwin & Co.'S
to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

Wanted, $1,000 for three years on good
security. Enquire at this Office.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27
TnAVELEaI's kEGhsTER.

~ Oit1nsRs wishing conveyance 10 either Of ths
sbgvs Tral5 or Boat, VIII b called for By Coaches
CT sssSans Omnibus Line, by laavinG thstr address
=, the Omnibus Oh1cs, I1y 6upSRioT Utrost, maxi
" 10 che NeddeH House.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

EMPREss KID GLOVES,
At Only One Dollar.
SsP2l '- % -! MORGAN, ROOF ! co,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

The Lumber trade cortfhtss sctIve, snd prices
are very firm with strO- g upWsrd tendency. We
note al advance this week on Clear Siding Joist
and Scsnt ing, and Lash, other kinds remaining
without notable change. The supply Of first quail
it5 Lumber continues mesgre bus the stock Of eom-
mon grades is ample. We oaote:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

e - -rs-s-- SOUPS = -.
,. Oyster, Gumbo Ia 0rsole;---------
FISH.
Maclinaw Trout, boiled egg sauce.
Lake Superior White Eish Baked, c.Ai ct sauce
HOT RENovES.
Boiled Leg Of Mutton, caper sSuc..
Boiled Spring hicksD with OJs:ers
Boiled Cspon With Pork. celery ssuce.
Roast Ribs OF Beef with Horse Radish.
Roast saddle of Mutton with eurrant Jelly,
Roast turkey with Cranberry Sauce
Roast Fremont ham, cham 70 gne sauce.
COLD ORNAMENTAL DISHES.
Chicken eaied.
e..-r---- Lobster -SAlad---- -.
smoked Beef Tongue with Jelly.
Cold Pressed Cernea. Beef
Round of spioed ,Bsaf.
ENTREES. Hs- .sl H.
Lemb Chops, Dreaded Ia InRlaige
Sweet Breads broiled with Muehrooms.
Supreme of dickens q Ia Boy.l,
Apple Charlotte with Rum q Ia Augai.e
Oroq letts of turkey q 70 Eragcsis
Msccaroni in Form . Ia Naiienpe
Oysters Fried in Cum. a .Ia ROCHESTER.
Tender LO4n Beef Larled-a- To- JaTdinaire.
-oEntsrPRts L EEspcAja,
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cleveland Lumber market.

TUESDAY EvsMNes Sept. goth, 1885.
The receipts and shipments Of Lumber, Shingles
and LaLh during the week ending on SATURDAY. la.t
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27


Words would fail us were we to attempt
to do justice to the manner-In which the
banquet of the evening was served up, un-
der the supervision of those most excellent
and popular caterers, the Kirkwood Broth
ers, of the weddell House. The eoup d. all
of the brilliantly lighted hall; of the long
tables, loaded with dsinties and ornaments
ed with bouquets, mammoth in proportion
and exquisite in arrangement, prepared up-
der the careful supervision of Mrs. Kirk
wood; and of the walls, draped with the
inter-twined flags of England, Spain and
the United States was striking and splen-
did. The celebrity and assiduity of the SER
wants received especial praise from our
guests, ssupusual and gratifying. For tho
gastronomic character of the banquet We
shalilet the bill of fare, which was elegantly
printed in carnine upon satin paper, speak
for itself, merely promising that the word
of promise which it keptto the eye it by no
means broketo the palate .--.,- -
BILL OF FARE:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-27

bEhAoh VI NUN Es hOnAoONs
The Hon. j. P. Robson responded as fol-
lows: aft p.
Mr.. PREsIDEsT :-Commerce is the traffic
and the intercourse of nations. Commerce
is the exchange of natural riches for the
creations of art. Commerce is the ex-
change of the growth of one section for
that of anosber. In ancient times il was
carried on chiefly by caravans, called. by
some one, the Fleets of the Desert, where
the moutains of 5cythia and the Deserts of
Lydia had 70 be overcome. Since the dis
coverY of the New World, and even before,
the ocean has been it's pathway. It has
been clearing the forests of America, es-
tablishing in their place the husbandmsu,
sweating under the curse, sure yet the
rich soil has well repaid the labor and out
lay, and contributed largely to commerce
in return. Commerce has developed not
only the cspability of the American soil for
different productions, it has demonstrated
its capsbility to happily portions of the Old
World in case of short crops, approaching
famine, by sending some of the surplus
products to feed the starving poor. There
is an affinity between US and the Mother
Country-betWeeD the United States and
Great Britain. An affinity Of consauguin-
ity that makes US expect much from either
in times Of need, that must not be lightly
regarded, unless as with the unruly mem
Der of our body, we would see how great q
forest little FIRE may kindle.
Commerce has united the savage nations
with the civilized, and sent moral and So
cial blessings over the earth. Is has car
ried and brought blessings to all. 1t has
opened the way for the messengers peace
and goodwill In short it is the morning
star, the dawn of day TO the barbarous and
idolatrous nations of the earth, bidding
Ehem prepare for q common brotherhoOd-
a brotherhood of nations.
The commerce of the United States and
Great Britain has charms as well as inter-
,sts and afinities. Our bills of lading, our
bills of exchange, can be read without an
Interpreter. They speak one common lam
yuage, one family language, and when we |
meet, as here tonight. some of the ssgacious |
commercial men Of England, we can but /
eel that our cousins have come from sfsr,
t least We hope TO realize what She wise
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SECOND NATIONAL BARK,
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated DePository for all Public
- E0nies. - u

DosIgnaboN u6P0hIt0fy Tor all flbIle
..-,- EOnies, ,,-v-,...-r.
Authorised Subscription Agent Tor ths
1-30 LOAN.
This being the only Popular Loan now before tn
People, the Bank viii boeP on hand full AssoFt-
msnt Of Sizes and hn al orasr6 PEomptly and With
wv eelAfs z7rE go -vt1k
Five Per OeAt. Legal Tender Eoteas
With ADORNED Interest so date, received IN pays
ment for Subscriptions. and will redeem at par she
counter.
VIII also purohnss Uaited states Vo1ohen, Ger.
tnossss OF Indebtedness, and al Government, b.
curfties. ieb2S
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25

POPULARITY great many people, at
the present day, think more of obtaining
a publicity and popularity, than of any 9TH
er one thing they could possibly be possess
ed of. But, anxious as they may be to ac-
quire the vain glory of the popular voice.
none ever succeeded to so great an extent as
has that world-renowned remedy, known as
Goes Cough Balsam. There is scarcely a
family in the land but what consider sup
ply of this artceas necessary TO the house
hold as their -four or provisions. Expert
ence has taught the people that no other
remedy has ever been put before the pub
lie that will cure coughs, colds, Group, sore
throat, and in fact all throat and lung com
plants, as quickly and as effectually as
Goes Cough Balsam. In the Eastern
States, where it has been so long known and
tested, it is considered as the most reliable
cough remedy cxtant, and no one, other
rich or poor, thinks of being without it
We would suggest to all of our readers the
necessity of keeping on hand an artacle of
this kind for immediate use. 1t costs but
40 cents per bottle, and is sold at all our
drug stores, and is the cheapest and best
remedy in the world. no l4--w4.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25
lI9C5
oslo semncr Tyrnnnis.n

General IIallcck, the IIallcck our Hal
lcck, the only living IIalleck, who VIII be
remembered in history as the hero Of Cor
inth, aud The enemy Of sherman hat order
e1 the Richmond wing tp take down the
motto which, for perhaps fifty year, stood
at the head Of it, cOlumns--the coat Of arms
Of Virginia, adopted during the revolution.
ary war Of l77G. The paper is now 10y.
al paper, edited by a gentleman who NJ
the commencement Of the civil war four
years ago, belonged TO its ditoral corps. but
who then left, and coming North, remained
faithful 10 the Union The prelense for
llallcck order, is that the assassin, Booth,
uttered it Just after the murder Of Presi-
dent Lincoln. Whether he did utter it, is
doubtful. II stands upon the statement
Of an actor who says that he heard Booth
repeat it while in the box, and before he
leaped upon the stage. Now, Major Rath.
bone, who was in the box at the time, and
who Immediately grapplcd with Booth
under oath, says that the exclamation was
something about ',JrcettOm," and he says
not a word about SIC ,Sen,per Tyr0Rais -
| This ought to be sufficient a. to the excan-
alton in the box. And in the nature Of the
case it is not proboble that the assassin
would, with a broken leg, stop to quote Lat
III 10 the spectators, while upon the stage
as the telegraph first reported him. As to
the knife which he is said to have bran
dishcd," he had it in his hand when he
leaped down, having drawn it to stab Ma.
ior Rathbone. The fair presumption is,
from the Major $ statement, that Booth re.
peat, the line which Shakespeare puts into
the mouth Of CHINA just as Caesar fell
Liberty Freedom Tyranny is dead -
But suppose that Booth did also exclaim
SIC .Semper 7yrannis, is therefore tho
proud motto of Old Virginia of the Union
to be prescribed ? Then forbid the wore
freedom" 3" But do not stop thereof
out the tongues of all men lest they shoul,
speak something that the assassin some tim
may have utterod. Let the holy worc
mother especially be forbidden, becaus
it was the last word he spoke How far i
this folly to be carried and how long is it t.
last ?-Daytoa Empire.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25

JEFFERSON DAvIs.-He was born in
Christian county, Kentucky, June 3, 1908,
and is now nearly 81 years of age He
graduated at West Point in 1923. He re-
signed from the army in 1885, being then a
lst lieutenant of Dragons, He resigned his
seat in the house of representatives in 1916,
to take command of the Mississippi regiment
in the Mexican war He was appointed
secretary of war in 1853, and left that office
when BUCHANAN became president, and
was returned to the senate.
His career as secretary of war was dis
tinguished by revision of the army regula
tions the introduction of the light infantry
or rifle system of tactics the use of the
minnie ball; of rifed guns the introduc-
ton of camels augmentation of the army,
&c.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

Pursuant To notice the Democratic Central
Committee of Holmes county met ut the Pro-
bnte Judges Office ON Saturday, the Ith dny ol
April, 1885. ON motion II WIS
Resoired That the Democrats of Holmes coun-
sSsverai S ERA Townships Washington excepted, on
saturday, ne 81 ddU II JuHc, loB1 ana procet,'
dates to be supported on the Democrntic ticker
ut the approaching october Election
Resoircd, That IN the township of Washington
q poll be kept ut Nashville, and one ~ sup
School House, on the west side of Mohican.
ReSo,red That the return Judges from the sew
cral townships meet with thc Central commit
tee in the Court House vt Millorsburg on Mon
day the 9Th day otJune for the purpose ofcount.
Ing the votes and declaring the result.
The officers to be voted for are, two Senators
one Representative, Auditor, Sheriff Treasur-
er, Prosecuting Attorney. County Surveyor
Commissioners and Coroner.
Those who wish their names announced viii
please deposte one dollar with the printer.
In pursuance of the above, we authorized tc
make the following announcements
REPRESENTATIVES,,
JOHN HITCHCOCK, of Berlin township.
DANIEL ID. HELLER, of Hardy -,
LAWRENCE McMERRELL, of Wash. TIP,
ROBERT JUSTICE, of Hardy Township.
FOR AUDITOR,
GEORGE REED, of Washington Township
HOSACK REED, of Hardy g
JAMES l.. RlCHESON, of Hardy
TREASURER
CHARLES $. VORWERK, for second term
SHERIFF,
JOSEPH GEis1MGER Of ripley township,
RosiNsoN RosfASiS FRENGH, Fl fFLf or + Mardy St's
NATHANIEL. ID. BELL, of Hardy ''
EtI4JAH W. E3RBSs, of Hardy
ENOS MOIELAND of Prisrie %
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25

SHARP AND IlTCHCoCK. On Monday
evening last, JonN SHARP, Esq, sent us
communication rencctng on MIR. HTcH-
cock asa candidate for representative, and
this being the last publication Of the FARMER
that will be generally read before the pri-
mary elections take place, we thought it
nothing more than honorable among dem
ocrats for US to furnish Mr.. IllTcHcoCK
with n copy 80 that he might have chance
to reply, if he desired to do So On Tues.
day, Mr.. HrrcHcocK handed Us reply,
and as the controversy partako, Of the spirit
Of personal quarrel, and discusses matters
which have not TO any considerable extent
had currency outside Of the neighborhood
in which the gentlemen reside, aud which
can, in our opinion, do no good to the
Democratic party, we have concluded to re-
ject the publication of ALL
We have submitted the matter to the
consideration of number of Democrats who
have advised us to pursue this course.
We suppose both the gentlemen, as well
as some others, will be offended with the
course we have concluded to adopt in the
premises but that will not deter us from
doing what we think right among fellow
democrats.
We have done all we could to keep down
the excitement that has arisen in the present
canvass for nominations and to promote fair,
dealing among all the candidates, and few
men have for this assailed us with charge,
that the abolition paper with all the vim
dictive bitterness of the editor never dared
to make. Charges on which we could have
pinned the authors and circulators to the
wall and proved the falsity of their assertion,
by the strongest of evidence but for the
sake of securing peace and harmony in the
party and keeping little Holmes the strong
hold of Democracy--the proudest pillar il
the Temple of Constitutional Liberty-wt
have quietly and patiently submitted to al
without saying one word through oul
columns in self vindicati6n.
When desire for harmony in the part,
has restrained us from using our owl
columns to vindicate ourself from the mos
cowardly, malicious and dastardly attacks
can we be blamed for refusing to have othel
mems quarrels settled through the sam,
channel.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25
BRIDGE NOTICES.

The Commissioners Of Holmes county, Ohio,
will meet at the following times and places, for
the purpose of contracting for the building Of
Bridges, &c, to-wit:
On Tuesday the 25d day of May, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, at Richard ShrevCs' Saw-mll dam. in
Washington township, for the purpose Of sell
ing and contracting for the building OF new
bridge across said mill-dam.
On the same day, at , o'clock p. NJ. at David
Fouchs, in Ripley township, for the purpose of
contracting for the building OF new Bridge
across FOuch's run, on the road leading from
Holmesville to Lakeville.
on Wednesday the 2ith OF May, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, near Jacob Miller's, ON Paint creek in
Prairie township, for the purpose of selling and
contracting for the Woodwork of a new Bridge
on the road leading from Shreves to Millers-
burg.
on Thursday the 2jth Of May, at 10 o'clock
\. NJ, near Isaac Watts Saw mill, in Killbuck
township, on the road leading from Napoleon
to oxford, for the purpose of selling and con-
tracting the building ofa new Bridge across
Blackcreek.
on Friday the 26th of May, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
near Craigs saw mill, in Mechanic township,
for the purpose Of selling and contracting for tile
Woodwork OF a new Bridge across Doughty's
Fork, on the Millersburg road
BY order OF the Commissioners.
JOHN WEITMAN,
April 2, lSO1. County Auditor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25
From Dr. ChideSter.
LoUDoNvILLE, May %

LOUDONNILLE, May Y.
JUDGE EsTILL Il was much surprised
on reading your notice of me in your paper,
that you had advertized for me and | had
not paid you. My agent done my business
and had the money given to him to pay you,
as ] never let such bills run, and you should
have sent me the bill of it, and given me
notice, and then if had not paid it you
could then punish and injure me. As God
is my judge supposed it paid. Now, Sir,
please send me the amount and will sec il
settled lam Sir, Respectfully,
DR.. CHIDEsTER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25

A SUDDEN CuRE.-Among the interest
ing incidents, says Richmond correspon-
dent, which are being related in connection
with the evacuation ofthiscty, is one which
may be worthy of consideration among the
medical faculty. A coiored girl, whose sight
had long been defective, became blind about
FIVE months ago, and continued so until the
terrible explosion of the magazine in this
city, which seemed to shake creation Re-
covering herself almost Immediately from
her fright, she exclaimed, Mother, Can
see -
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25

SOLDIERS HAVE Your DISCHARGES RE-
CORDED. The Legislature has recently
passed law requiring County Recorders to
record soldiers Discharge Certificates, and
recognizing certified copy of such record
as sufficient evidence in every case, of the
soldier enlistment and discharge, Soldiers
having been favored with such documents
had better have them placed on record !,
where they will be safe from fire and other
accidents likely to occur.