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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

AKEoUKcExExTs.-The following speakers
are announced to address the Union men of
the county during the present Gubernatorial
campaign:
MASS MKETIEGs-AFTERNooN AND EVENINGS.
Chagrin Falls, Saturday, September 2srd. i.
M. 8. Castle, A. T. slade and A. Mercy
nOlds.
Brscksville, Thursday, September 2sth.-
s. WilliamLon, NJ. s. Castle and J. H.
Rhodes.
Bsres, Thursday, October 5sh.-A. T.
slsde, Charles W. Palmer and Jason Can
field. t
Bedford, Friday, October 6th.-Cbar aries
W. Palmer, ]. G. Grannis and ]. H. Jones.
EVENING MEETINGS.
Euo.lid, September 2oth.-Tm. Collins,
J. N. 1ones, A. T. slade.
Dover, September 26th.-R B. Dennis, E.
Hessenn Iueller.
Orange, September 27th.-W. N. Hudson,
W. c. Mcfarland.
strOngsville, September 2Tth.-s. Will
Hanson, d. B. De Wolf.
Msyfeld, September 2sEh.-J-H h. Rhodes,
A. T. Slade.
East Cleveland, September sOth.-M.
Barlow, D. R. Tilden, L. Rrentiss. -.
sscIob, October 2nd.AehErles W. Palmer,
: c. B. Lo6kwood. 'o
PArn,s, October 2nd.-M. S. Castle, Dan1
:. WIZ, ,zille, ,octobeE srds-Dr. J. Rob
insou. W5s. Kerruish.-
Independence ;, October 4th.-M. s. Castle,
A. Theme.
RooEport, ostob. r slh.-J. C. Grannis,
DanI Stephan.
Brooklyn, october oh, "A. T. Brinsmade,
E. Hessenmueller, L Buc. ungham.
olmsted, October sEh.-L. Prsntiss, NJ. E,
Gallup,
Newburgh, October 7th.-M. - Castle c.
B. Lockwood, j. G. Grsnnis.
ROysltOn, October 7th.-R. B. Dennl.F' W.
7. Price, D. 4. DAngler.
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NEW YORK CATTLB MARKEr


iBL tELt9AAPH.
NEw YoRK, September 10, 1855.
The current prices for the week ct the markets
are follows:
Beef CattIe-lst quality, SIS c0@19 90; fsir
to good quality SIS 0u0l7 so; common quality
Si2 6O9l4 tOi inferior quality SIG OO9l1 80.
HCOWa and CalVes--E1tTas B head. Ss5 0O9
100 W; lst quality SIS 0o9s0 90; ordinary $50 COG
SIS co common quality $40 O0s $50 OOs inferior
quality e35 0O040 70. m ao-
Veal CaIVes-lst quality, 3 D, 129131ze; ordi
nary quality lO91 4; common quality 91z9lO5;
inferior quality S@a1So. .e
Sheep aud LaHlb8-Extras, per head, 81 GO
0s o.; prime quality s6 0096 bOi ordinary quality
Sc 5095 so; common quausy 81 VO94 6Oi inferior
s. s. al 90. a'e 20 fffs1.
SWIne--Heavy Oorn-fsd, . y, l41zc; light and
N. d1u0 l3494cj still-fed lsz Di4c- -
The IN rket was sctnaly supp ied this week sn1
with q 60 demsnd, al grades above ordinary
sold - advances upon Last week pricss Of fully
10 per n and sales were free Al the adVsnee.
The beat cattle sold easily ls9s1zc, and soma OF
the very best wole estimated 81 higher 1guue snd
probably s0lI at l9o. The cAttleW were mostly good,
and but few sold At 1870, white the oulk aOid II
and above 16c. hoss are also higher an In good
demand, at an improvement - a1
TOtal receipts o. all stock for this Ses snd l'st
week we're as follows. lie beeVss l22 cows,
I,S66 veal calves, 2. OLA sheep and lambs n.154
/ swine. te
Total receipts Of all stocks, 81 all mark ets for
last Weeh ss follows: So beeVss $50 cows,
$50 veal caves, 2o,74T sheap and lambs, 10, ,4S2
0Wiuo-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

LAYS PATExTs-The following late pa
tents have been officially granted through
the Office of Messrs. BurFidge & Co., Of this
city: C. H. Merrick, Pittsburg, Pa, Nail
Machine; D. NJ. Garrett, Shelby, Hay
Fork; R. Denholm, Newburg, Hot Blast
Apparatus; ]. White, Cleveland, Screw
Wrench; o. B. Latham, Seneca Falls, N.
T., Oil Well Drill; H. FenIon, Kaineton,
N. Y, Boat Propeller; VI. Yupp, Cleveland,
Eve trough Bracket; A. seFovEf, Brooklyn,
Hedge Trimmer; B. NJ. Nyca,v Cleveland, !,
tihres rs-issues) Fruit Houss JEwsaFyckoff,
Chsgrin Falls, Trace Buckle B. N. Myer,
Cleveland, Steam Generator Werner d
Bro-' Norwalk, IRE. issue) Saving Machine !;
c. Crawford, East Cleveland, Boiler Fur
nacs; CIV. Doty, LOckpOrt; T., Photo
graph Card Mounter; A. P. Winslow,
Cleveland, tre-issue) Railroad Car Roof; o.
B. Latham, Seneca Falls. N. Y, Oil Well
RsAmer and Drill.
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FHIRD NIGHf 0FIHE sElEON

NAV L ~ ~ " AO6CI
whose talents vii enable them 10 give entertain
m snts unsurpassed by any Theatre IN the Stats
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

DISTRICT CoURr.-This court met yester-
day, Judges Burke, Fitch and Foote on
the beach. The case of Henry B. Perkins,
ct al, Us. the MahOning Railroad Company
came up-a suit brought to recover for the
assignee of plaintiff the value of certain
property, &c. Judges Hitchcock and Ran
ney and E. ]. Estep, Esq appear for plain
tiff, and Messrs. F. T. Bsokus and Noses
Kelley for defendants. The arguments
were being made yesterday afternoon
when the court adjourned. The case will
probably be disposed of to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

FELL INTO THE CASAL.-A man who is EN- .
ployed as driver on one of the canal boats
fell into the pellucid stream opposite Msy-
ers, Uhl & Co.'S marble works, about three
o'clock yesterday afternoon. He was
somewhat intoxicated, and seeing the boat
start, ran up the tow-path, and when OppO-
site the boat jumped with all his might,
but instead of lighting on the craft, he fell
plump into the "raging canal" The BOuse
limbered and sObsred him up completely.
He was soon fshed out.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

ACADEMY OF C.-RosEDALE.-The Sec
ond night of Rosedals, with Mr.. Nagle as
"Elliot Grey" drew another crowded and
brilliart house last night, and universal
delight was expressed with the play, the
actors and the new and splendid scenery.
The tableau at the end of the fourth act, at
t1every point a. which the crisis ofthe play
occurs, when the interest of the spectator
is wrought up to the highest point, deserves 5
especial praiae for its suddenness, com-
pleteness and beauty.
Rosedale will be repeated again this
evening, and we advise all of our readers to
look in upon it.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The U. s. Circuit
Court, Judge Swsyne presiding, met yes
terday morning, and was engaged through
out the day, hearing the case of the United
States Us. G. P. Harrington, for passing
counterfeit money. The testimony was
not concluded, as certain testimony could
not be procured yesterday. It will come
on again to dav.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

MISS EvANs.-This talented young lady,
as We have before stated, will favor the
people of Cleveland with two lectures at
Brainard's Hall next Monday and Tuesday
evenings, this being her first tour west since
her arrival in this country. Her whole time
Tor the past two years has been monopo-
lized in entertaining eastern audiences who
have throDged nightly 10 hear her, paying
large prices for tickets, and suffering great
Inconvenience for want of seats. We clip
the following from the Boston EUening
Traveller:
LECTURE BY MISS EVANS TEE YoUrHtU1,
ORATREss.-Tremont Temple was filed to
its utmost capacity, last evening. to hear
toe eloquent young oretress, Miss Sussnnah
Evans. Even the platform was oecunied
out TO the very front with those who mad
paid for reserved seats, and many vere
ooilged TO stand IN the passsge-ways. Mr..
b. W: Williams presided, and introduced
Rev. Dr.. Marsh, Of New York, who pre-
eented the lecturer to the audience Miss
Evans, with perfect self-possession, deliv-
cred her address, wlthout notes, interspers.
ing her argument in favor of total sbsti,
nence with sharp hits at the drinking Gus
toms sand q number Of stories which brought
doWn the house. Some of the passages in
her lecture were very eloquent, and her
appeals to "fast young men," to ladies and
mothers, to join the temperance army, were
listened to with almost breathless attention,
and frequently applauded. We have sell
dom seen an audience held in such atten-
zion. Miss Evans is q truly remarkable
young lady and must do an immense
amount of good.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
E.I. BALDWIN q co,
DiL offer 500 dozen
EMPRESS KID GLOVES
fae'O G''tGns colOrs, at one dollar per pair.

The es0les of Dry Goods for cash szeEu.
sSvety and at TRs Price" GstORishss the
GdheTsnts of the old fdaSi0ned credit and
many priced syste5s-bEt the people like iG
especially t0heB accompanied by prices 10
to 25 per cent. belO10 those of TIE credit
houses. We hare tested this system of
" One Price" (hasizg al our goods marked
ia plain fghres) for many years, and find
oltT sales hare more than quadrEpLed ssaee
us adoption WA stock of goods szssr-
passed By any IN the country zoe propose to
offer TO oar patrons this season Inducements
not 0btaiRd5te elselohers.
Ell BALDWIN L co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

THa JEwIsH NKw YEAR.-The Jewish year
5626 begins at sunset to-day. Stores will
be closed and business suspended by this
religious class during Thursday and Fri
day. There will be services in the SYM
gOgues, to be followed by festivals, social
gatherings and general msrry-making.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20


The National Equal Rights League is now
holding it's annual meeting in Carrots (lete
Chapin's) Hall. The Convention met at
ten o'clock yesterday morning, John NJ.
LangstoD, Esq President Of the League, in
the chair, and st. George R. Taylor, of
Philadelphia, Secretary. @
The convention is highly respectable for
numbers and the character OF the gentle
men compOsingit it. Absut one hundred and
fifty delegates are present, comprising rep
ressntatives from Virginia, North CarOlind,
Tennessee, New York, Michigan, New Jer-
ssy, Connecticut, Ohio, Pennsylvsnia and
other States. The meeting is largely at
tended by the best colorsd men in the
South.
The proceedings of the convention yes
terday, after its organization, we're very
harmonious and interesting.
A Committee en- Finance was appointed,
consisting of the following gentlemen: G.
NJ. Richards, James A Shorter, J. stoGhart,
Matthew Gooseland and B. F. PuIpress.
A Committee on Business was appointed,
consisting of one delegste from each League
represented in tbs convention, Peter H.
Clark, of Cincinnati, Chairman.
Agreeable to the rules adopted by the
League, the convention will hold three ses-
Sions each day, commencing at nine O'Clock
A. NJ, two P. M and half-past seven in
the evening.
Speeches were made last evening by
various gentlemen. The audience was
largely composed of women.
The main purpose of the Equal Rights
League, IN this meeting and in all meet
ings, is to secure for the colored people Of
this country equality before State and Ma
tional laws. That object is q worthy and
every way reasonable one, and must com
mend the org anization and its efforts to the
kind consideration of every right-minded
man.
We are glad tofnd the Leading men of
the League expressing great confidence in
the National Government, and making ex.
hibitiOns of the most thoroughly loyal and
patriotic sentiments. We bsspeak for the
League now in convention here, the conf
dence and patronage of the people of our
city.
The Cuyahoga County League will hold
a meeting this evening in National Hall,
which will be addressed by Messrs. ]. W.
Logan, of New York, Peter H. Clark, Of
Cincinnati, and John NJ. Langston, of Ober-
lin. They are all eloquent speakers, and
will address the audience on the issues of
the heur. In connection with this meet
ing, festival will be given, at its close,
for the benefit of the League. .-CE ~ r.
The National Equal Rights League will
be in session to-day and to morrow. ie.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
BUFFALO mAaKEF-sep,. 10

FIOur-DdlI. Sales extra state a. 81 so; white
wheat Xxx Canada 10 ~ stern 50 60AlO 25
Wheat ull. No Sprirg held at 81 so. 9th
or grades nominal
Corn Firm but dull. tales prime No 1 at 7s /;
No - 73a7S1Sc sas
Oaaa-Dull at 4'c.
Bg1ey-Nominsl.
kye-homlnal. Is.l r
Nhasky-Saless at So 23s2 "A.
POrk-S Sales st S32 so. l -a
LaEd-Sa es at 261Sc 71sr-
Canal Freigbts-Ars firm. To New York !:
Whaas &c, o1Fn I4e, oats &C.
lake Imports For "a hours-Flour 3 So
hbls, wheat t6 252 bu. corn 3s,o9s, osis 40, 6,
barley ,7S2.
OAaal SKDorfs-FlouT - bbls, wheat 81, =
go bu. cOrn, O., 1 o, rye $3.50.
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Cleveland vshoIesale MARKET.
TUESDAY, KvaulHu. Sent 10. lssE

TUESDAY, hva1IEs, Sept 10, 1855.
Freights-The following afe tie rates By Laks
Csteam) and Rail from this port TO New York and
Boston: tffEHa lr-l
To New York.-First class 81, IA; Second olass
sisi Third clAAs: eos Fourth class; 45o. Flour,
300. Wool $r,I2.
To Bosson.-F.rst class. si,Ra; Second olAas
9ic; Third class; TO; Fourth class 6Os. Flour:
81, ,00c. wool 81, ,22
FTOur- Unchanged and firm. City trands
Xxx red slO,OoeIe,95; 60 Xxx white 81, ,oO0II, rs.
Country made Xxx red, ss.OO@s,6O; do do white,
SIoa@IO,6O. ID sHr
Wheat-Dull and heavy, but holders pretty
firm. sale this morning CT l car oil No red from
store at S2O7 no trAnsac.iops In other grades OF
red, and prices nominal; 10000 bu Canada white
ahoAt at 81 rs.
COrn-Firmer, and In more demand this NON
ing, closing dali and nominaIly lower. Sales this
morning loco bu No mixed from store ct SO 500
bu sHd cars de co at Goo. offered this afternoon
on Change at CSC from store. without buyers.
Oats-Quiet and nominal st Ale from store.
aye-Quiet and nominal.
Barley Quit. Held at 81 Gs for No g; $40
@1,I6 for No l.
EsOrK-FHm ct sss. 90 for city-pasked mesu.
Beef-City deas held ss sIS,OO, with light de-
msnd.
K.ssrd-Sca'ee ee and firm st 25e for ofty-rsndered,
Smoked meafs-Firu AID in guod request
at unchanged prices. We quote: PIaIn-ct red hams
canysssed. 100; Shoulders lso Bacon zoo, Dried
Beef 22c. Sal at quotation Of 1000 Ds hsms
BuaIer-In good demand and better. Sales 50
kegs prime Western Reserve at 3
Oheese-Tbe mArhet is very dull, but prices are
steady at l99'5c fer fair to prime aar-
EGgsSteady at zoo. =
HighWiDeA-Firmer., Sales 80 bbls ct 49,77;
small lots at S2,275z.
AIeohOI-steady and firm. Held ct S4540
4,59 for ss per cent Cologne spirits, % per
cent, 81 Heutral Proof sptrits 81 42aa.4T.
E'etrO'eum-Demand good and ma kst firm.
or ct 72c for refined, present delivery. ~, 81
Dried AppAes-Firm, but rather quiet at Ia
1ac, and pay for packages.
Oils-LinSesd 5, lower; Bank and Straits loo
lower; Ca boa better. Other kinds unehanged.-
We quote;
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

DE- HUaHEs.-It has been stated in the
other city papers that DR.. ]. W. Hughes, in
common with the other prisoners in the
jail, has the use of the jail yard during the
extreme hot weather. This is not SO. None
of the prisoners have that liberty. The
Doctor has the freedom of the jail hall
during the day, and is not confined in his
cell
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

Lake FIAh-Msrkst quiet and ices steady.
No. whitehall, y half bbl, ss,6Oi No. 9 do, .
half bb,, s7,76; PIckerel . halt bbi $3.50; Trout
. half bbl 500; Herring half Dbl S4.5O@5,o0.
Hay-Firm and In good demand. We qnote at
sl1, ,OO9l4 90 for new loose s1s,O0eocO for balsd,
Bsater pressed.
see<is-TimOthy in fair inquiry at ss,76g4,co.
aaIE-Firm at sa.t5 for Eiae; 20 Tor Oosrss.
Ala ann EnFsaR-hArkat stsaey. We quoss
y 6oEIoxI PRESENT Use II Ale so; Stock XII
sl4,OO; Ksnpstt els,Oo; Pale Cream I'll; Porte.
ia. Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
water LiEae-oswego and Akron held ct
Sz25.
EIantsr.-"PovsTS" land plaster 1900 per
ton; Oalcined 81 3 bbl. glll1
HOps-Fim. Eev York Stats l605ec, sOcord.
ing to quality Ohio s5@Soc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

The President announced that the Messrs.
KirkwOOd, ofths Weddell House, have made
provisions for giving the public dinner to
the guests, and that it will commence at
eight O'Clock Tuesday evening.
The Reception and Finance Committees
will meet at the Mayors Office at half past
seven this evening, to perfect arran gements
for the approaching occasion.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20
PIrTsBUReH PErROLAUm MARKEE
Especial sspOrs for the Daily LrArrn.i

PITTeBURGH, be0tember IY-5sOO ?. n
A dispatch from OIL City announces ten feet Of
wster In the river at that point, and rising. Tbs
river is in ne nav gable order and trade is brisk
Heavy parcels Of oil being made reldy for ship
meet, sDd coats have a they can do
In this city the oil market is unchanged and firm.
Receipts Crude TO day 1900 bbls. FAles 1000 bb
in bu at 2s1lc; 1000 bb at 2l1<@22c, barrels re-
turned; 900 bbls on pr vEte terms; rs bbls Green
county aIbsr st go, packages itsluded.
Refined bonded il in good demand for exporting
puIpOsss saIss 1000 ibis on spot at Sic; 500 bbIs
for november at Philadelphia ct 5sc 1900 bbls
Globe, same conditions at sans price. Buyers a
anxiOu, to contract for October, November or De-
cember. r--
Tar is in improving demand, Sales 100 bbls st
$500. Naptha not wanted.
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CaICAaO MARKET-seps. IS.

FlOur-Duli. la
Wheat-Active At the opeoing- Sales 81 S65z
al 81 FOR No 1, c ing dull AG 81 Il. No actiVs
within the rang Of 81 I27Sst rs
OOfn-AesiVs aud % higher. Sales Sic for No
l; $50 for No2
Oafs-Quiet at s31<sS31So-
FreighIa-Corn ltc to puffalO.
HlaBS. Wines teady
PFOvistODs-Firm sad unch4Dgod.
Rec, tpis--FlOur. g. 900 bbls; wheat, 6S, 900
bu corn 223 900. cats 500
SEQ bbls flour, l6, 600 bO wheat,
2lI 600 COZ n, 81 go oats --.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

The National Equal Rights League is now
holding it's annual meeting in Carrots (lste
Chspin's) Hall. The Convention met at
ten o'clock yesterday morning, John M.
LangstoD, Esq President Of the League, in
the chair, and st. George R. Taylor, of
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

BASE BALL.-The Forest City Base Ball
Club played very exciting and closely
contested gams yesterday afternoon, on its
ground on Kinsman street, opposite the
Ladies Seminary. We hear rumors thss q
match will be arran ged in a sh r. 'irr- hs.
tween this club and >. riTs. organiz u in
a neighhoring town.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

FIOuF-Activs snd unchangei- Sales at So Goa
26 for 80 1 spring - 20 for amber wint T; St0
40 Is for whits. and $40 76all 70 Tor doub ex-
tTa
Wheaf-DuI saIes 1000 fu Chicago fp-ing
per sample at 81 43, and 95JOO ba Nj waukee club
per sample at 81 81,
GOrn-Qniet.
Oats Ominal.
BBrleY-CloSes irmer.
Rye-Held above the vi VS. Of buye 5.
Cana Fretghts o. changed Flour 45a47c;
Whest l2Oi lO1S; bar ey exc rye lie; oats 81
Lake Bm pOrts-OOrn A. t0J bu.
kxpOrfs-Fl UT 26ss corn Is 200; barley 49, 600;
Bhtpments-By railroad, 81 flour.
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City Council,
MONDAY EVENING, Sept,

MONDAY EVENING, September 10.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, jr., in the Chair.
All the members present except Messrs.
Psttengill, Thormnn and Weideman.
The reading of the minutes of the pre-
oedins meeting were dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
OF Crowl & Card, ct al asking for the
appointment of Avery Peabody tender of
Seneca street bridge. Harbors and
WhsrVes.
OF G. W. Palmer ct al, asking the ap-
pointment of James Fallen tender of SEN
eca street bridge. Harbors and Whsrves.
OF j. A. Vincent ct aL., asking the privi-
lege of making some additions and i'm
provemen to the Birch House. Fire and
Water and Fire Engineer.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

TEAcHERs' IEsTITUTE.-The next session Of
the Cuyahoga .Toschers' Institute will be
held at solon, commencing on Monday
next, and continuing through the week.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

UNION CLUB.-We publish elsewhere a
call for q meeting of The Union club this
evening. Let there be full attendance
both of old members and those wishing to
Join the organization.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

Among the Dress 6oods which zoe shau
open on Monday, zoe tnvits special attention
to The erht6isao1 Of Ro0I Reps Empress
Ctoths, Fetossys, SdSony ard Tartan PLaids,
french Ptasd Popkins, Craps AeIanqe,
Che1is MelGzge and HssddersfsIds,
s-s 3. Il BALDWIN & co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

y. 7. Money Harkes-sept. ls.
= - (sI FELEaRAPH-
MOney-steady at 6. . cent. faE
Sterling kXchanEe-E Fl mer ct 10e1z Q110
in gold 1-ss ..at d. -l.stEa s
tiOld-A shade frmer, opening at 14ssz. end
olosDg ct IA, EL
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

10 the ShGaOt Department attention IS i'I-
vIted, as zoe offer about tDsire hundred
Woos ShatDs, Paisley Scotch and American,
RSat Paisley and French Caehners, ead
many Others. For sale By the poeko0s OF
at retail. =. l. BALDh IN q co.
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Kew York stooh aarRes-sept. 10.

IHT TnLBaBAPH.l
Govern ent RtOeks-A shaae nrmer and
rather doing Unite Stats g. 'SI reg stored
lU75z; FiVe-tWentJ coupons lU71, resstsrsd los ii
n FOrties o uPonr, Va; Treasury 7SUs s9sS, one
year certificates 963s
sGOekS-Dul And heavy. Erie s71S, do prefer.
red 81; bud IN L So; Besdtng lO71<; Michis "a
southern 6715; Cleveland Pit 'sburga 7O56; worth.
west m as; Milwaukee \ Prairie du Then S.
Chich ago, eurlin ton . Quincy l2b; PAof9o Mai
sc ip 2lo; Cuuberlald AZ; American COL O.
Uel tfal 6J1z; Qaiek-i YER ~; Uhto q HiSsssppi
certificates M; Missouri 6s, Paciac issue II; Mis-
souri, ts u; Virginia 60 u. EtLi .el
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

The pAia, tae VOC.
Caused BY neg ,ctiDg CATARRH In it's earliest
stages DIR. D. L. seelre's LOUD OAFARRa
REMEDY will give relief in short time, aud If
directions car fully followed even perm anens.
Iy ouee ihIs dread disease In its worst form.
Leptl6:R3
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Hostetter's Bitters ON the Battle Field.

HOstefter's Bitters on the Battle Field,
Its Satisfactory to know that our hyId hcsPi-
tails are no lOngsr uasupPled with this lie saving
preparation. SoldIss Who, IS private clfizsns,
had become acquainted with It's properties, have
in many Inst snces made special request that
BOsTErTE IS sFoMA7H BIrTERs might be
added The medical stores Of their regiments, and
their wishes have not been unheeded. As means
ofsutalning wounded men on the battle held, and
ofeDabliDg troops to bear fatfgu ng marches under
blazing sun. 1t has bssn strenuously recommend
ed BY distinguished medical men, sad the prospect
/, that will eventually EuFercede sl the adulterA-
ted IT, uTes, liquors and dangerous Tonies that
have hsrstosors been oonside si medicinal staples
The fact that small quantity Of the BItters mix
ed wi h wa er from snF Of the Southern or soath-
western rivers will prevent It from affecting ths
bowels or the liver, should be borne ia mind By
Army Physicians, soldiers, and all who have occa.
siOn to visit those portions Of cur country. The
man who uses do5TETTER's BITTERs in con.
fornlity with the directions. msy set at defiance
Intermittent Fever and all other dis, afes genera.
ted by the action Of an unwholesoms atmosphere
upon an OVe taxed flame SePtls:24s, ,IwdAE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

Dealers report continued activity In the Lan-
Der tr1e, and = very hrm make: The tuppiJ OF
hrst qualities Il itil light, and note an advance
Of IS, 90 , N. ThS stock Of eomm1n is ample, ana
prices are without gu table change. Sawed Shin
giles aud Lsth are q shsds better. We quite as
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-20

WiH W. opsN on Monday September 1871, a
FRENCH q ENGLISH WINZEYs
This popular fa6ris IN all widths a,I qs.aE.