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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-02
COAL.


q LLRA JONES',
WholssAIs and Rssal Dealer b
Strip YeiH. OslaablSs1 and Chippewa
G - = 10
Oass on o. 4 P. x. H. rs. ALSO, Oaos ana Eard
AZ EueIid Escs-l d. y. UoesinE. Ooei ofaB
HEo 81 = Quality for
gTEAK, Ges. gRATEs, STOVES,
Ouos or Houss Uss Also, ANTHRACITE OOAL
IN large or mall qGzlt tss-
Orders respectfully s1uothd ana promptly attsne'
ID To- Goa - usfthin FAus eopGtAntly on hand.
49, aav1a-ue
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145 Superior Street
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CeVeInnd wholesale market.

Cleveland wholesale MaFket.
FaIDAY EVENING, Sept 1, 1855.
Freigbts-The following are the rates BY Lake
Cst.am) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New York.-First class: 81 liz; Second class:
SIC; Third olaAs 7Toi Fourth class: 800. Flour,
Go. Wool sI,l2.
To Rnston-Flrut Glass: SI.22: Second class:
9Ici Third class: T5c; Fourth class: $50. Flour;
100. Wool SI,22.
F~IOur-steady. Demand light. City brands
held at $1,000 for Xxx red IsIl,rO for Xxx white.
Country brands Xxx red, Ss,76s9,OO; do Xxx white
s9,75@IOOO.
Wheat-Heavy, unsettled and dropping. The
only reported sale to-day was 8 cars No l Wabash
red from store at S2,G5. New No 3 red offered at
sI,7O from store, without buyers; s1,75 offered for
old No 2 red from store, without sellers.
COrn-Dull end lower. Sales 2 cars No. 3
mixed from store at 74c.
Oats-Scarce and hIm. Demand good. eales
cars from store at 47c 8 CARS from store at Acc.
Rye-Nothing doing.
-BarIey-InActiVe and nominal.
POrK-Firm at sS2,O 90 for city packed msss.
Beef-City msss held at $1,000, with light de-
mAnd.
Lard-Firm st 24O for city rendered in barrels
and tieross.
smoked Meats-Firm and in good request
at unchanged prices. We quote Plsiu-cbr red hams,
canvsssed, zoe Shoulders 100 Bacon zoe, Dried
Beef &c.
B~utter-The derlnd is good and prizes FIRM
We quote at 2'9f6c for good to choice shipping
lots Western Reserve.
Cheese-Firm at 12015O for good to choice.
Market rather quiet.
Eo-oa-E Firm and In damand AT 246A26a for fraab.
Psoked. Supply light.
HighWfnea-Exoited and higher, but unset
tiled, closing nominal at $2,25.
AIcOhOI-DecidedIy higher. Held at $3.50
4,53 for SO per cent Cologne Spirits, CSC per
cent, S4,6s. Neutral Proof Spirits 50 s99a,A.
PserOIeum-Demand fair Prices hrm at
6596sc for Refined, imm diate delivery.
Dried ~AppIes-Firm. Held at n@I2c and
pay for packages.
Dried Peaches Small sales unpeeled at $50.
Lake ~FIsh-steady at the following prices
No. 1 WhiteHsh, Q half Dbl, $40; No. 2 do, .
aIfbbl, $500; PiCkerel . half Dbl $3.50; Trout
p half Dbl 500; Herring . hAlfbbl s4,5O@5,Oo.
Ons-Tirm. We quote:
Linseed""...sI 6o@-W Whale, ". B.~-~SI 80
Lard---...S2 OO92 10 Sperm, W. s.--.--. ) 20
sss s9i.iSo;----.: / / g g Straits 7 40
Hay-steady At ss,OOal2.OO for new loose;
$50 for bailed.
Seeds-TimOthy nominal at s5,95e6,5O. No
Clover In market
~saIt-Firm. Now held at So As for Fine; $3.50
for Coarse.
ale and POFaer-Markst ssssdy. We qaos.
- follows Present Uss * Ale SO; stook XXI
SI4,COi Ksnnstt Sl6,OOi PAlS Dream I'll Porte.
ia Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
water ~LdIne-OsWeso and Akrsn held at
$500.
PIastar.-"PovslrS' land plaster 5000 per
ton; Oslcinsd $500 @bbl.
HOps-Firm. Rev York Stats 46050o, accord,
ing to quality Ohio 96@Soc.
HaIt-steedy. Barley Malt hSl6 at Sl,I0 PEI
buabeI.
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PATENT III AGENCY,
United STATES AND FoREIGN

PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
No, I36 Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio,
We are prepared to transact business OF even
description relating to Inventions, Drawings, Ca
vests, Specifications, Patents, Infrfngemvnts, and
the Patent Laws. BURBIDGE / CO.,
sn9a s1thnFtusd Attorn-v, 6or n-t@nts
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TOLEDO MAsKET-.sspt. L.

by Telegraph
WheRG-Oloses a 'hAde lover sales o. old
white Michigan st 81 10; new 81 Oi I'D smb.r
Michigan 81 80; new 81 81
~COrn-Easy. Sales at 7Oo-
Oats+ teady. sales at 4O%c-
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NEW LOT OF JET GOODS, JUST
IN SoeiYed at OOWLES & co.
iyls 1sI Wsddell House.
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AGENTS FOR THE
Northern Transportation Co.'s
Line OF screw Steamers

To and From
O~sDENsBURG, CAPE VINCENT and osWEG
And the
AKRON TRANSPORTATION COHX
Property promptly forwarded 20 New fork, Dos,
ton, and all points East or Vest WIN oispstoh Ana
al the Lowest Rates Of Freight
Through contrasts given to all tue PrlnsiPal
towns in New England and New York: mcnzE6S
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"A
C009MAN & HADbEH,

p-oAuee- FOA yyarsinE aud Commission
EE Nerceanfs,
:. Grain, Seeds. PTozisions, 90.
~"S ~. in st., Cleveland, o.
OA g ynosr, First National Bank
Refer 70 I. h.Sp, hArpe, Bankers, Indiana2-
OIsSslane' = ~ Fs1 General Freight Agent u
~ o R.fiSoad, tadi,B9 OILS
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Nrr1V8 ~ IeaNILL8DUTRn9 cOnn6CE VIII
New York Express t.........--....---.I0:O P. n.
Ask IoT Through Tickets via Salamanca"
d MoLABE 4, Gop'l Sup's
e. FuLLER Gsnr Tickst Agent. mHII
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-20
White Labor in the South.

The pro-slavcry leaders in the South, in
their arguments TO bolster up the institution
Of African slavery. strcnuously contended
that the white man could not labor in the
field in the southern States, and that negro
labor was. Therefore necessity. As The
negro, ia a state Of freedom, was idle and
dissJlute ia his habits, DE could only be
made reliable as laborcr by keeping him
IN SLAYER, and compelling him TO work
Thus were excused end justified slavery.
,hc lash a.J she b.ulce1n.
BUT slavery has been abolished, and new
ideas are being expressed in the Southern
& tstcs- Tia, hot sun and the malaria of that
section ar d @ so bad after all. White men
hsve b,ea working down there an the time,
although Rot in very large numbers; and
what few hare done many caa DO. This is
now admitted The shreveport ,Louisiaua)
News OF q recent oate Owns mp as follows
Can white men perform ueld labor in the
~autaa Au-t certainly. We cannot see how
auyo eca euterta n o. doubt upon the sub
Irci csfsr 3. ny as they have 90 10 their power
.o witness che fact % they wish. Thousands
uud tens 90. thousands OF white men. IN
evgrv part ftlc s 10 D., are engaged Iu ucld
Iah.r. and have been ir m the very 1 .st
se,t.. meat of the Cvuury 90 the present
hour. Tea several oi the parishes ia the
uyrt ae.n part of this s ate, white labor is
almost exclusively Engaged N the cultva-
ton % the soil. So pa q number of the adj
Iacsug count IS of T Na.. Even IN Caddo,
pesoto aud Bossiyr parishes, where the
j. Ia 0 ID ID .sF
uuc mmos to s.c VIII O. men diligently enc
gagged iu iahorinE IN she farm.
10 is al 81 then % cay that white men
cauuo. DO out door work u the South; we
know the contrary 60 Doe true fr.m actual
expo fence and observation for many
long dav have we tOil-d in the hot sun 10
Che south and did not 81 tue time regard t
as Ners extraordinary either. The prefer
euce ior shade grows mostly out OF babit.
whicH, u INDUCED ior great length OF
time. great repug nance % field LABOR is
cr.a.e3. and from This iaci conclusions ere
hastily draws that the white man cannot
DO field labor In the south. The wealth OF
southern planters, in the more productive
poruon OF tuc country, placed them above
thC necessity OF iabo5ing with their own
hands iu the plantation. from which fact
the idea has gone abroad that white men
cannot do field labor IN the South. But We
have Shown ON she most direct proof,
that this idea is utterly destitute OF any
foundation % truth.
And 50, the News draws comfort from the
fac. thaI white labor may yet redeem the
dcsolate places Of the South. It would have
been fortunate for the country hsd such
ideas prevailed long ago. We should have
had greater development Of The resources
Of the South, and more general diffusion
Of wealth, Intelligence and p .wer; lees sec
uoaalism. and mo-c love 81 country.
Schemes 10 destroy the Uaiou could not
have been discussed until she public mind
was impregnated with treason: ana no war
would have come Go blight the prosperity
and hopes of thousands. and curse the
country.
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ENirsordInarr NeathLr.

Certain philosophers have adyauccj thc
idea that our nile planet is gradoa y nag-
rowing b orbit nd viii ultimately 1p
INTO G e 6ery body oi the sun and q disappear
Axe snow ball NJ uat Nesuvius .-he
pgs. fortnight has furnHhed rea ouable ev
asuye af zoe corrsetusss oi this theory, wiIh
the alarming addition the, the oirc e Is mar
rowing ui ID frr rfll rapi1uy. No the NOM
real record as ext no that will 81 al M
pare vlih that far noted dow for this
monte. Suffering martals. behold the 6g-
urra
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-20

Al the October election i'm Connection, the
people will vote or the question Of aauit,irg
colored people 20 the night Of suffrage. I'M
1857 the people voted ls,lss aeainst aud
5.s5s in fsvor Of q similar measure. Con-
necticut is the only New England State in
which the right Of voting is restricted &c
whites.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-20

Here are tde frighiful averages Of 90 de-
greci Al about sunrise. Of so degrees az noon,
ana away up toward the nineties for the
'efTioI afternoons: and this for the long pc
nos OF half a moath. We have had one
90 ran. and enc only, during tins time
70 snow the extraordinary intensity OF tins
-. ~ sPe-, We compare the averages Of The
'-'i iao meter Tor the corresponding period
20 Previous wears.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-20

The Chinese in ssu Francisco gave COM
Piimeniary dinner at the Hong Kong res
laura ~ 70 Secretary Colfax and his friends.
IL lasted 81 hours although there were no
speeches, and all tho (Chinese) delicscies Of
the season were served M.
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-lulf We may say, Ia the language Of q
.-uoas politician Of other DAYS, "our 81 T.
ierlngs is iutolerable.f'- 7. Fynes
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ON THURSDAY MORNING. Sept. 2lst, Will b
I J sold a large lot Of Government Goods, con
sistiue in part Of the following articles

ON THURSDAY MORNING. Sept. 2Ist, will be
~ soia ,I sT q 10 loi n 4ss aT liiss
- c,-,
81. p.l-...d.
,o,--,;..-.c ,,....
c.,.,
Oh.
,o7. p.5-..o5,
c,-,
,,-,,-..-.--.- -
n
c.
~ p,onto,,
r,-...-.u,
N d. o,,..,.
n p;u.,u,
~ ,,..-.,,,,.p.-.
n sbr.I ,r.,+,.....
On 81. p;r,,-.
N OIL.
~. p.a.t.oss
N ,r.sioine Cb.sts
N co..s
,r.,. Chest
% Hair Arot,re.ses
10 Cork Msttrssses.
% blankets
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-20
. Grand BAH
SALE OF
Block-House Timber.

ENGINEER OFFICE, I
NASHVILLE, Tens, Sept. 9Th, ls65. )
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al n
- once Until September 10th, 1855, for the pur-
chzse Of all Block houses built by the United states
IN the former Department Of the Cumberland, ex-
ceptrg trose IN the defenee Of Nashville and Chat
tanooga, and those at Bridgeport, Ala, and White
SIDE, enn. With the block houses VII Be m lu-
ded all timber cot and hauled 70 the block ousesi
Though un'raned), and all quarters for he block
house garus0ns.
Sepsrst- pros ossls viii be receiFed for timber cut
for Lighthouses and left in the Eoods Owners Of
To Der cut bat not hauled and VINO have not eeeu
paid, may retain their timber on return Of TIA
Youchers or recep's given them.
The number and locai ion Of each b.ock-house
should be carefully stated. These bocE- houses
are along the Louisville and Nashville Railroad 70
the state line, from Edgeheld Junction % Clsrss-
vile on the North Western Railroad the Nashville,
DecStur and Stevenson Railroad. the Nashvi lie ard
ChsttDoogs Railroad, the East Tennessee snd
6eorgis Railroad, and ". s A Railroad They
couisin from thirty to one hundred thousand teei,
b m q timber, and 3 variable quantity OF lumber.
Detailed Information can Re obtained a. this ofhce.
Terms each in government nds
Bidders are invited 20 be present a. the opening
Of BIDS
By command Of Major General TH,xis.
W & MERRILL,
sapT-loI Col. lat II = Y Y Enunaerz.
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Taken Up.

on the moruiaE IF the la-h mss, nesr TIE ter
I J nirus of the Cherry street Ounlrus L1e, q
Bay PONY, with 3 White ieet, sna one glass eye.
The owner can have him BY eppl cspon 10 ihis
othce, saying charges, and prorng property.
EepAt-si
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Atrj advertisements.

We are authorized 70 announce Jso. ". BARRY as
osndidste for CouneIlmsn to represent the Fourth
Ward, at the ensuing municipal election.
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sAnEARITAE'S
Root and Herb Juices.
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, sYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.

For syphilis or Venereal Diseases, the Sanan-
tans Root and Herb Juices is the most potent GER
tain and efectual remedy ever prescribed II reBch-
e. and eradicates every particle Of The yeneres poi
son, 30 thst the cure IL thorough snd permanent
Take then this purifying remedy and be healei,
and do not transmit 70 your pOsteHty that for VII ch
you msy repent IN after years
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incuratle, the
Samaritsn's Root and Herb Juices will remove
every vestge Of impurities from the system, AS well
as al the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALESlI FEMALEsti
In many affections with which numbers Of fe-
males suffer- the Root and Herb Juices IS most hap
ply adapted, IN lcerated Uterus, in Whites, iu
| bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, Debility, and
for all complaints incident TO the sex. Sent hy ex-
| press. Price, 81 per bottle.
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Root sud HERB Juices full directions, Price MY
cents.
The efficacy OF these remedies is alike ackn0Wl-
edged by physicians Hnd patients They e used
ir the L. s. Hospitals, and by theirreal merit have
gained the appreciation o. the most able surgeons
Patient take notice The ingredients are known
to the physicians who use them, as you will see by
the following:
POsr HOSPITAL, FoRr MABsHALL,
Baltimore, Feb. 20. 1854 I
81 have grest satisfaction in stating inst 1 have
used " The Samaritan's Remedies" Tor Nensrea
Disease in is most customary forms that / have
used them with Judgment, discretion, and proper
lY, and have found them respond 20 my aatinipa-
tors promptly ana efiectual y. knowing their
composition, have the fullest confidence in their
ethcacy, and ss far a. my use Of them extends /
recommend them strongly "
ALFRED G. BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon 9TH New Orl Vols
Reader, here IS proof positive Of the value Of
these truly valuable preparations. The old s.tken-
ing and d gushing drug have 20 give way 10 RENE
dies purely vegetable, pleasant to the TASTE snd
POSITIVE CURE
Sold by WI w SMITH, Druggists
Cor. Church and Vine Streets Nashville
DESMOND CO, PropuetOrs.
9lb Rare street, Philadephia, Pa. 'sep2J-Cm
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Wanted.
Wanted

A NO. HOUsE-KEEPER-A middle aged 70
~ man, without family, who has experience in 1
Hotel. Apply 70 EfWn House
sep20-u WIN. GLENNY, Proprietor.
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Dissolution.

fUFE Partnership heretofore existing betEerI
i Wa BOYD and " A. PEEBLrs, under the aami
snd style 81 Boyd & Pteu e., 6ensral Siesmboa
Agcnis, ls TVS day dissolved By mutual consent
W1'. hoyd . slune suihouEed 20 Use the nsue o
the arm 10 lluldEuon, or other unsettled blsinsss
counected aith TIE cid fru. He tBoydl assume.
81 latiiiues, snd Wi co,Iec; an claims due SAID
hm, WM BOYD,
WR. PEEBLES.
Ea-avile. Sept Is ls65
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WE HAVE IN STORE
200 Pieces Bsgging, superior quality,
100 Coils Of hope,
800 ssrTels Of Flour, test quality,
50 Bags Of Coffee,
20 Barrels Bros Sugar
90 Barrel Crushed and Powdered sugar,
81 Barrels Mol sses,
% Half Barrels M0lasses,
100 bb's Of Liquor, assorted,
80 Kegs syrup,
lol Eegs Nails, asserted sizes,
80 Barrels Salt
50 Bits Msck erei,
% Barrels VIII e Fish,
90 Gases and Boxes TohTccO.
50 Dozen Brooms,
20 Bo1es Spice,
20 Pepper,
IS " nEer,
Cd Ind 70,
Casks Nader.
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90 HID prime New Orleans Sugar,
25 do 10 Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do DO Cubs Sugsr,
90 Barrels CRUSHED and Powdered sugar,
% do Circulated Sugar,
100 do A. and b. Coffee Sugars,
200 do @. ezra assorted Brands,
500 do YellOU Sugar,
400 psgs RIO flee,
20 Mats Java Coffee,
20 90 LRgmrs Coffee.
10 Bags Gnge-,
10 Ba, Alspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
% Barrels Msczerel,
80 y bbls do
so Kits do
100 boXes Soap,
50 do Starch,
10000 Cigars, assorted Brands.
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do RR.sins,
60 Cases Sardines
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 Doz Buckets,
90 Nets Tubs,
together with everything usually kept IN shoie-
sale Grocery Hou=es.
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EEFL, on NEssRs. oAlFHEII, THoNls, All
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amnsements.
New Theatre.

OoRNEE OF UNION AND sUMllER sTREEr
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.--uf lfi udt /. Iame boz Thine Iiol siour,
on L- r ltf hand byh0lI 8 Seiauus appear
T Iu- own la-ersaEh et hmm siil o. O. Iue Own,
A stretch newer named iuf with curses and ieers-
Iu' tav. ah.u -as DE W sh should hlu~h tlr he
rr..
Deep. dr.uru lls re WhIah ho shed on Der soil,
rstm proud tIe reptile wh.ch craEIled ifon' hrr
th.
And frmae.t- ssr1ys HIM Cd shouts and
TuIf
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Sanaritan's Wash,

Is, in case OF Syphilis, used in conjunction with O
Root snd Herb Juices Fail directions, Price ff
cents.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

We were on an excursion Yesterday
q through the Stove Emporium of ComstoclS
d Bro. Found the four stories of the house
filled with cooking. heating and parlor
stoves, fixtures and castings. A wilder
ness Of stoves Of divers fashions and sizes
and patterns, and qualities and prices;
stoves enough metaphorically speaking, to
---thaw the frigid zone down to the consis-
tency Of the tropics, under favorable cir
cumstances and with a proper amount Of
fuel. This last proposition is exaggerated,
however and we retract it. That isn't at
all qualifying. the fact that Messrs. Com
stock & Bro. have large and fine stock of
stoves and castings on hand, and that deal
ers throughout the interior will find it to
r their advantage to patronize this house in
stead of going further East. Messrs. c. Il
Bro. arc most courteous and upright gen.
tlemen and good business men, and mer-
. chants from abroad will do we'll to make q
raid on this tirin.-Gdte City.
We take pleasure in transferring tho
above notice to our columns and of adding
thereto'a notice of the Branch House of
Comstock IL Bro. in this, city, under the
supervision of Mr.. Theo. Comstock, one of
the Brothers, and in doing so, we can safely
say that all our respected cotemporary of
the Gate says about the House in Keok uk =,
is true, if not more off the House in Ottum-
wa. Indeed in looking through the extern
sive rooms of the establishment to- day, in
noting the innumerable stoves of every
pattern; the crowded mass of every article
in the line of trade, we thought Comstock
& Bro. must indeed be transferred to OF
tumwa-that they could not have much
left behind, and that purchasers had bet
ter stop here to buy, where they will get
all they want and save freight.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

r., PIANOS, &C.--We notice that Messrs.
LANCE 4 Van Meter, Of Burlington, have
reinoved in to a large building to accom-
modate THAR rapidly increasing business.
Last spring they removed into more com
tnodicus rooms, and now have been com
PEELED to fit up the large four story build
ing known as the old stand of the ''IIawk-
Eve" establishment, and will have the
most beautiful saicsrooin in the State
being 100 feet deep.
They are getting ON stock Of fifty Pianos.
Organs and Melodeons. beside n large and
general assortment of Notwithstanding
Z and musical merchandise. We notice
among the many Instruments a splendid
Grand Piano worth $500, besides Square
Grands and Squares, from the factories OF
Knabe, Steinway, Gabler, Grovestein end
others, and Organs and Melodeons by THE
dozens. Messrs. l.. IL V. purchase direct
from the factories, warrant all their instru-
ments, and sell at factory prices, adding;
nothing for freight
All wishing instruments will do we'll to
give them call.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21

EySpending portion of to-day in Bur-
lngton, We had the curiosity to look thro'
the rooms of EN-. Eisfeld, Wholesale and
retail Clothier, corner OF Jefferson and
Water streets, and take pleasure in saying
to such of our readers as may visit the
State Fair next week, that it will pay
them to visit the same establishment
Here are three stories of an extensive block
full of garments of every style and mate
rial, purchased when goods were down,
and now for sale lower than they can be
had elsewhere. Eisfeld keeps the largest
stock of Clothing in the State of Iowa, as
we can testify. Is e.a. ss..s5s
Henry Bosse, formerly with Loomis &
Co., of this city, is one of the many sales
men in this establishment, and cordially
invites his friends to call during the Fair.
BY all means call on Eisfeld, Nos. q and
2sSWateran 2, 4and 6 Jefferson street,
before purchasing
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21
Inint Political Discussion.

Hon. e. H. Stiles, Republican Union can
didate FOR State Senator, and the other
Union candidates, and Col. 8. w. Sum-
mers, opposition candidate on the
"Anti-Negro Suffrage ticket, and the 9TH
err opposition candidates, will meet in joint
discussion Of the political issues of the day
at the following times and places:
Marysville, Friday, Sept. %, at 2 p. m.
Bladensburg, Saturday, Sept. %, at 2
o'clock p. IN.
Ottumwa, Saturday, Sept, 80, att p. m.
Come everybody and hear. Our returned
soldiers and the ladies arc especially in
yited.
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Union Meetings.

Hon. III. Stiles, Union candidate for
State Senator, and the other Union candi-
dates will speak upon the political issues
Of tie day as follows: = . :, ,.a..l sf.3
b. AT the Mcintyre Farm, in Keokuk town
ship, Thursday, Sept. %, at 2 o'clock p. m.
At Browns School House, near the Cor
ners, in Richland township, Friday, Sept.
Goth, al o'clock p. m.
Turn out, every loyal man. The ladies
are especially invited.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-09-21
Gr.a, RailEoas,d Capitalization

The stockholders Of the Toledo and Wabash, Great
Western Of Illinois, Quincy and Toledo, and Illinois
and Southern Iowa Railroad Companies, have, by y
nearly unanimous vote ratified the articles Of con.
solidaton agreed to by the directors and che roads
win hereafter be known under the name o. the To.
ledo, Wabash ara Western Raifxay Company This
forms one Of The longest and most i'm
portant trunk lines In the country and 10 the only
line between Lake Erie and the Mississippi river
under one organization and Of . uniform guage.-
Trains run through from Ks1kak>to Quincy and To-
ledo without change Of cars. The directors Of the
new company met at Fort Wayne, and organized BY
the election Of Hon. A. Boody; a. President.
iulv 7 dsAey-aJ2wf4 an, -E-sAr. eve 't. s..a $40