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, 1865-02-18

Hne8s - F~ N ~
Qutr~t- ~ ~
Tho right 10 reject any nr a1l bids 1s reserred.
F93neAE 70 be made In scch 1u4Idk mas be tuf.
njeheo BY the Unitrd St.tex. ~
ProIoseis mnst hc mada to the undersigned and in.
dlf I'd - Proposals for Fsesh &et*
GHORGE r. CAFPDELL.
fu4n nadf
, 1865-02-18
III uMPHl2EY'S SPECIFIC,
A0AEOPATHIC REMEDIES

r,n Hase pIosa, from the most ample exper,enca an
isb,, 1T9SSeecs..simpte FEE Promp. Efcienr. and fsa
eu 70 po'af tse Thry have received the h:hss.. u.
tht Plofess10n, the Pres3 and The Psnnis
hha aNajsT TeneeF "a sa:lslActlon, .u4 .4e 1eep4a'
, 1865-02-18

~ nlRhs and day, on river, res Or land.
n instant peEll OF disease ~ stand:
out m eftAa ar1owa harmless ssan to klIda
Fast AL with This lnvisoraut fortified.
, 1865-02-18
#rntri1al.;:

! A~~%~NVtSSFSte - =
important. TO FEMALES
| DR.. CHEESEMAN'S
Female PILLS.
tee psEals: she gsnss Tie physiesi disabi aad men
hauersnE Which her peculiar orxanIxaton and he
sas
aas annoy snee sssu's.ng Eom dcrangemens
vSGa ~ RsnstSs vSeh ~ ee.l
"a. uaet. ali aelss j Ibis tsuth. aad with The
teEing, that Dr. Cheessmsn, many yea.s agS sppIied
e N S t. e. s
which should BE- an sesoate specnc ior each aad III
| The Introduction OF A"eeesa1oA-
+ DR. cHEEsEMAN's FEMALE p11Ls
VIZ the esmmsnesnasns q ERA IN the treatment
50 many tou5ans oi TIC 5onn tc besns
Mnttcr IN what synrtonatc form thc iuncu5nc, ~
Tta ~ Tnetaer ; It BE- Local se!a1a
neth5r. As IN MESoEnuAsEA u,enstrua suppression.
Of d s1es9 slcsaess e choross ts T. t1ese
and inysTio6y remove It. As''t ano o1nosmls
MAIN u7Er ~ mrnnw
May u.o them viii eaua s..esT aa Win entire rom.
denee f thelr eurati;s tdecs The special ystus Of
e aAEa1p y they w
ts % e If sHf E19
place lie utmost confidence ia Dr. CieescIaan's Pills
~ ~ 1se 10 % b no
qEs ! as5A it ! .assfss,es ss i
ngnjsstsd. as5 Sd ,.;,tn =, ~ -...,.,,,s. $3.50 >, -
a p her health t mistake
81 I
ses 4 atsse Il ss s4ssr @ AZ il
saI1e sr
:ssaEsS :sisl!s ssssia:ss
q as :! T.
Il pa an
CHEESEMANs9 prT1s
ass fea ssee$ a;
MARRIED LADIES,
cause save MAl;FoaxAT1ox, hare been debarrrd from
caseS OF PRoIAPsCs UTEET, falling ct the womb
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EFFECT on the DEBILITATEn

Tie saccid mutc1es nrmness soon acaut,e.
The frame gains lesh, the eye resun, e. it, ira.
strength to the limbs. hope to the heart returns
I'LL stat and crntcist the convaiescens spurns.
, 1865-02-18
M AHUFACTURERS NATION.
A!1- Al BANE OF CHICAGO
JRE4SUaY IFPkRTMFNT

OfFlCx Or COMPTROLLER or TIE CCRKEFcT&
NA*u1SorOE. January 18th, lSt5.
whereas. " satisfactory evidence RI sented to the
i hsk httn ade apps II that The
Mah4tsStuter's National Bank OF th.cAE0," 10 The
Illinois -. been duly sIg.nized nnder aud according
70 Isqusfemects Of the Act Of Congress tnt1t.ed
ease + uhited sthtrt Konds. sad provide f01
June g. 1854 and has complied With III lie ptoytsioni
2l .sid ct sceuited to h9 coppaed With hetor cor.
NOE. thetefcfe. L Hugh Mccnllech, ComptrSilcr Of
e 40 he1spy cGrtKs that Tis Aarnso-
cco TIE county CT Cock, and State OF In 2is il
Euthnsfxed to ce the business Cf Banking IN
ser the act afp1eaki1. 49,
In tnstlmonJ uhe, eof witness rny hand and sesl ol
nf1c- thie 18th day ct January, 1865.
tGnrEASAkS1 kEALl HUGH McCULLocH.
lhxEE6l1 t0t1k CQEptrOllf. Of The EutrfncE.
, 1865-02-18
Special Aottle8.:


6cRtTcui cry M 80. AlCn:
"hEA7ON'H GINTMENT will cure the
Af.o cu,r. s.t 1tSh ,I IL ~ honrs,
4nG 1n1 =! kHNuPrl0fs N OF TIE SKIN. Pace 81 cats.
vEs 1F sSis p{ ~ Itaceiss By sending s. cents to
p 10 ~! be forwarded by mali, nee OF pottage
70 ,EnS pstt OF the United Statts.
Chicago. LII. " s-A: - fain "a Hx.s We tus-a
, 1865-02-18
M ERCHANTS' NATIONAL
lF1 HAEE OF CHICAGO.
TREASURY DEPABT1dENT

V44&|1 :
FAtuEaTC... Dercmbef II, 1884,
"he5tas oy satttaetcty ey1ceaee presented 70 TIT
Metehants' National Bank Of Chicago, il tie civ
q ChlsAco, CouEtE c! Cook md ssAts q llinc4s hi
PED osl5 o5S39isd 1ndes sad ac:oIdss 70 the
Tros,de hst1orN Currency, aecn1ed BY p;edea q
UnAsa tt.ses Bonds AID 70 pros1ce tur tas Ccalaor
ann heEenpHcG fhcrect approved June Sd, 1854, Ard
oss committed Eth III ol ts oy1e.ars o. saG act r.
2oifeG % q co1nbed With ts::c1c co11IlDdcE hux.
ne9a Of banking ocdeE &sid Gct-
Novt the-eto1e. l. Husn MClu1Lsoa. ComHz1olls7
.qs r. dS ht1n5 c:rai sh1t rs Aesanis
County OF Cook rad State Of Itnes to suthorlxad Il
kfnresatd. ~ ~
In Testimony whel cot w7tns.f u.y Enrd Ana sesl q.
nice this twenty fourth day q urceHber, 1854.
f8ovT 6ehl.l HUGH MCh;ijiidV.H
1es-taSe1s Comptroller Of THE Currency,
, 1865-02-18

E The exchange Of prisoners s1owly pro-
efesses. One thousand five hundred and
eighteen Union officers and men reached An
napolis from Richmond yesterday. They are
IN better condition than those hcratoforo ox-
changed. ..
, 1865-02-18

~ The following table showz tha walsh.
oi the United States mails disratcI,ed T-n e4at
several Offices during ten days Of lie mo month one
, 1865-02-18
Cherokee MfDieimes.
Fr-M tha Eh: :euolozfcal torKoA.1

Fr-m ha Neurological Jou.nA.1
+. iha.r @ TO ~ u tas naorn.ae. ~: e,,eas Is
J, ~,ad ~ On .nyth,pg: lava 5ea heed u,iat oo,um?
NO. thrn take regular '>es Of tho Cur aoKKK
CUzx- and follow tho objections thrs acconpaay It,
tnese Ills have been thr re.at OF Jont own whit
ugeoee y v1olatton of naturot ia aaa ma Il you
T. nstq,e ewn path. ihe cuxnokkz sux1 vii cure
you. It E1 restprc yisok stop the&a :ht7 tu14s-
stns rent Jon Tor practical e- aot n re m Ike
Anan OF vow. save 300 from b,tn1ncs' and perh .pa
ultimate td1cc5. calI for Chetokee Q1ks. i4xe ~
ttusststs-
[From the pruggtsts' C1rcaiar,1
=, sFor # xsE ToUa owe sAtx STOP # fos the sske
81 tnoae interested In you step this to
nadS IN sc enervatag rn slons. md otal pfost-a-
uon on o. re M nf1aasy org N, ot Jour sise. coa-
tency render your Couch th~cme su,l makr Of you
hdfiveNldiot, It pity 1t your r. enaa aud the I'M
patent estot wCmsn. Take The "luzaakEz CCs1~
&sm ce ycgetab;e s;r1u. 70 e strengthen anl ctrB
you which It Will. 0hstrvt ths directions tuat a.
company H. and ha again whit nAtute n1x4lc ypu-A
man posses:ei Of All efacuss~s th Il ptEta t, 4r
1Au foT toe Chesosea Cnra- Sod by al d.ngilsts
, 1865-02-18
IMPURE WATER. tGc

Roam through the world, through every c,tuaata
Here Is tho antfdote 'galnst ever, change;
Water impure II tempers, and 1aur-s
Men to al hazdahtps In al teup..u1e4,
, 1865-02-18

CERES Fe-er, ccngcst:on and Inf ,u.,,a, y y
q Mvm Fever. Worm Colo. Fc1' &
= :. Esst: Teething. GIVING nf r. o,ts =
:. Rlafhea CT Children or I,n1its =
4 Es1fss EfsiTs h,tcocy F1nx, Conc, q
) -. Eas En9letA MOI bus. Nausea 9s
Z .t Eo9xh, Co.!s, Hosrsencss+ HIoaehftt,. *
9 lrosihee ha- Face achB, Neura'R1ns *
~ ~ fae@a Fhes. sicis Head aches Fsrt:co -
~ ;; :, ZAP re. Weak or Bilious Stonaeh s.
- y 9uFpffSed, scanty, or Painful periofs *
T.. TfclnsePeEipds. Eealt ing down 8
- :. GIenps teEfen Cough, Bad Efea hing );
=. Esit HhSn; PTcpti:ns. ErytfrcIa1, *
y :. 'hne1ma1sE and Rheum ATTIC Paiu1 *
~ tGFff an ARut. Old AEutx -
II -, I1lGs. !nT ;nnl, Or Blind, az Bleeding. a
DptnRIEt Weak or 1nfsme(l eyes n
20 Whon,,n tsGase; GhroAic' Dry or Flo wing. 50
Il Asthma *prressed. Difficult brestttn~ x
E,r Utch!rEes ard Impaired HearInV.' "a
e - scfotula Enlarged Glands, YwrIIt1rs n
= :. Se1tfal kbl 1t5, or rervop1 Wesfness X
z Ufocay. FEll G. umulatt3u sn
:. Eta stckrks, Prosttatton, Vertigo sS
e =. uIl1eft useases, Gfnrnl, Renal Cu1cn.i n
'osMfitp93fas, Mit91 discharge and Nervous Dc:
. scSs Mouth. CT cankes Of Adults or -"
" nfin.ly lutouttnance, -
= = 94 tninl Petlocss Pressure or spasnas, "a
e II Na9tf1ng al Change OF Life, F}ushek I n
% Iol4eps, hn4 Spasm, 1horca, St. Wit. i'm
, 1865-02-18

Wto has not felt how teebfy words essay
Iho aualns one feels on sh1pboard to portrsy7
Dread them no more. defy old Nepsnne's power,
The B1tters cure the nausea in an hour.
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fINANUIAL q CUmMkgUlAL

THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 2s, 1855.
Bankers report . little reduction to-day in the
discount demand though It is still quite active
The situation Of the market for currency rsih-
sr more comfortable with most Of the banks, but
in the aggregate the supply continues clO's.
Exchange is in large demand, bat in improving
supply and = shade easier. Rates are unchanged
and arm at par buying and 1sek premium selling.
Cola Wss without deci led chat GO 10 day, closing
at IA. The market is firm and cash gold scarce.
OF the progress OF the heme Of the New York
Banners in relation to the redemption Of country
National Bank notes, the Herald Of Wednesday
nys:
The adjourned meeting Of bank oflcsrs t hear
the report Of tbs committee Of nine, met day at
the Clearing HOUSE, and an agreement to co ope-
rate in the propS sed pan OF country bank nota
dsmption Was submitted sigl ed by thiTrv- ne Of
the 6fty-three me nbers OF the Clearing Hone =
The remaining fourteen, although they have not
yes HiVea ther assent 70 the ssd measure. ara
xpected to DO 90 after furher consideratiOn Of its
detAils- new nommlttss Of .yen hiss been ap-
project bids fair be carried Into effect previ
70 WBi n . couple Of month"; notice will probably
| be given to all the country banks.
The general markets here to-day were without
decided change either as to p.ice or business
There Is . fair trTde demand for Flour, and. the
market is steady at quotations. Wheat continues
dull heavy and unsettled, the tendency OF the mar
kst fsvOriDg buyers. Corn y dull and uusettled.-
Oats In very little inquiry, there being no sales
reported to-day. Rye and Barley quiet.
Provisions are firm and in good 'rAde demand.
Produce Is steady. an active demand existing for
Butter; Cheese and Eggs quiet.
HighWiies are steady and nrm, with g moderate
demand. Alcohol sad spIlifs steady.
Pstrolsua Is very firm and advancing. Rssners
demanded an advance Of % to-day, and the mar
ket closed stin at our quotations.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of Lead
ing articles during the tsenty-four hours ending
At navan oiolook thfa mornFn1.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention re-sssemblsd at two
s'clock, when discussion of the resolution
before the body at the time of adjourn
ment, was resumed.
Vim. Reynolds, of Illinois, and C. N.
Todd, of Indians, were added to the Com
mittee on Business. That COMMITTEES
was authorized to nominate the fifty per-
sons who shall compose the Commission,
and also the President thereof. Whereupon
the committee then retired.
Rev. Mr.. Fielder Israel, of Baltimore, in
iroduced the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
ReSolUed, That this Convention affirms
its unWavering faith in the gospel of our
Lord Jesus Christ, as the diyinely appoint
ed means for the moral and social regen-
GRAFTON of humanity.
lists in Evangelical Protestant Christianity.
a. seen in the various churches, sufficient
efficient and practical agencies for the ac-
complishment OF the great work committed
TO the Church, Vi1i that of Improving the
condition of men in this life, and securing
their eternal happiness id the world "a
come, IL
ResoIvcd, That insOrdsr to the greatest
efficiency of these means, this convention
recommends an efficient and hearty Co.
operation in the object & of the American
Christian Commission.
{ The Business Committee came in and an.
nounced themselves ready to report the
nominations of sixty gentlemen to compose
the Commission. (Phe names of ten more
individuals were added st'a subsequent
meeting of the COmmissiOn.) The names
nf the gentlemen nominated were read, all
,f whom we're elected, as follows:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
Cleveland VNhOIe-nle HIarEe,-

THURSDAY BVHIIEGs Sept. rs, Is8s.
RreighGs-ns following are the ratss By Iak.
tStsan) and Rail from tins port to New York and
Boston:
To New York--Ti1t class: n Is; Second ol.v,
s1si Third class: siOi Fourth class: 45o. Flour.
goo. Wool SI,l2,
70 BeAton.-FiFst class: sl,22; Second clan
a1e; Tsird elaa: 80 Fourth class; 500. FIou,.
500. Wool 81 "a.
KlooF-Firn City brArds Xxx red s10e5a
lo'Ooi DO xx white SII, s5eIs.cO. Sal I5o bbI,
choice XX red, country made, at So rs; rs bbls
choice Xxx Ineisns red Is SIO,s7.
Wheat-Dull heavy and unsettled. Tia only
reported sale to-day was car anfer MichiRan AZ
s2oa. Other kinds nominal, The ndsnev Of
the market Is IN favor OF buysru. -x
OORn-In vs-y HtiIe iEquiry and uuss,t,ed-
Sale l car No mixed from store at 66JSe.
ORts-DoIl and nominal ct AZ from ,tora,- '.e
RYe-Insetiys and nominal
BAFIeY-NO SasS reported. No I Osp.d. h.,a
at 81 IS from store
PorK-Thm. sals' 20 bbls city-pasksd m... a.
SSGOo.
Esra-s'ar's and aIa. Held a. 20 for city.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Catarrh Cured by InhaIatlOn-AEAo'
ute % Drs. X. d J. Huutsr.-Beiog inl'y
aware OF the prevalence of Cstafrh in this section
ofeouutry we feel is unnecessary to make any aro-
ogy for giving Fpaee t. the following tribute TO
Dn. RAJ Hunt-r, which we fad IN the R5chfs
ssr IN ~ Democrat
"KnoWing the extent to which OstATIh, In is
various FORMS prevails in this section t the eoua-
toy, We feel it duty we owe to our 'eade to give
publicity 70 the following Isttsr which Ipesks Tor
iteslf, ard requires no comment frI m Us. Nemay
add that it comes from OF our most respectable
and respected cltizsns-who will be hsppy TO five
any further informal on on the subject.
To the Edi or Of the Rochester DemOaAt:
sn-AbouE two years since attacked with
CAtsrrh in ths head, which in short space Of time
assumed 3 very aggravated form. ringing or
ouzz ng ia the head Bnd eAFs-duIl, heavy pains
across tho temples and over the eyes, with large
Quantities Of mucous and pus falling into the
throat, more especially duriog the nisht-an al
most inces.ant "hAwkng," ct times nearly .
complete less Of the sense of smsll-inaammAtiOn
at liberation, with trems soreness Of he throat
Irritation of the bronchial tubes-a heavy coating
Of the lonsus in the morniSg, With 4sional ehs
are some the most prOminrn . mptoms that soon
ds1 eloped themselves
In this cond itiOn l applied to several physicians
used catarrh anuffs and VariOas Otberc mp-unds,
receiving nothing more than temporary relief In
fAot In some instances the dissaie c0nsiIersby
sggrayAted-so much 90 that at times became al
mo,t completely 5TIsgsd losing all hope Ct ever
beug stored to health. Oah airing of the arrival
of Drs Hunter, fr, m Nav York, as lest resort
decided to consult them; and in the beginning on
A. oeio nn1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

AcADENY OF MUsIo.-The audience at the
Academy of Music, last evening, was large,
and in all respects one of the finest of the
season. The 4" Chimney Corner" was never
rendered more successfully and acceptAbly.
Tonight Mr.. Couldock takes benefit, and
q strong and attractive bill is furnished,
the plays being Milky White" and " Old
PhiPs Birthday" Mr.. and Miss Couldock
appearing in both, supported by the best
talent of the company, including Mr.. Els
Ter and Mr.. J. E. Nagle. With such an en-
tertsinment, it is reasonable to anticipate
that every portion of the Academy will be
filed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

EUH1rKD STATES CoURT.-This court yester-
day admitted Nathan Jones, Esq, of Crest
line, to practice law in the United States
courts.
Tbs court remsined in session g short
time, but did nothing of importance. 1t
adjourned to meet again to-day.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

VERDICT OF CoRoNER's JURY IN THE Will
LIAM LoUGH CAsE.-The Coroner, DR.. N. B:
Prentice, has closed the inquest in the case
of William LOugh, druggist from New York:
The verdict rendered by the jury was, that
the deceased, who had for years been suffer-
ing from neurslgic affection, came to his
death by inhsling an overdose of chloro-
form. The remains were taken to Rose
wood Cemeterv for interment.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

NEW YORK.
Rev W ] Buddington, D D, Brooklyn
Rev Rufus W CLARK, D D, Albany
Rev DR.. Durbin, New York
VIM Dodge, jr, do
Morris X Jessup, do
Rev II G Weston, do
Rev Duryea, do
Rev 5 b Tying, jr, do
Smith Sheldon, do
James Lenox, do
Rev Bishop James do
Rev b Fowler, Utica
Rev Corey, do
+. Il. Roots, Buffalo.
PENHsYLVARIA.
George II Stuart, Philadelphis
Rev Bishop NJ Simpson, D D, Phila'Phia
Jay Cooke, do
Rev ohas P KrauGh, ,DD, do
W P Breed. do
Prof NJ L stoevsr, Gettysburg
Rev E Deschewintz, Pittsburgh
Rev J q Bsmberger, do
Rev W E BOardman, do
j " Smith, do
Rev Herrick johnson, do
Jacob Hoke, Cham bersburg
Rev s G Rhodes, Reading.
Rsv R J Parvin,
MIcHIGAE.
Rev NJ Buckley, Detroit
Rev NJ Gregory, Kalamazo
E c Walker. Detroit
EEw HAMPSHIRE.
Rev Cyrus W Wsllsce, Manchester.
Hon James Pike, Portsmouth.
OHIO.
Hon N 0lds, Columbus.
Rev W II Goodrich, D. D., Cleveland.
Stillmsn Witt, Cleveland.
Rev Bishop Edwards, West Sonora.
Rev DR. Mast Cincinnati:
RHoDE ISLAND.
uWJ King, Providence.
MARYLAND.
Isaac Cook, Baltimore.
Rev F Israel, Baltimore.
Rev Il schenk, ID, Baltimore.
ILLINOIS.
Rev Robert Patterson, Chicago.
VIM Reynolds, Peoria.
D LMOOrly, Chicago.
Hon Schuyler Colfax. South Bend.
| Rev F c Holiday, D D, Indianapolis.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Hon Chief Justice Chase, Washington.
Major General Howard,
Rev A D Gillette,
MISSOURI.
JW Mcintyre, st. Louis.
Rev A George
KENTUCKY.
Rev Francis Whittle.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Rev N Kirk, D D, Boston.
Joseph Storey :"
Rev Francis Wharton, Brookline.
Hon C C Cole.
OREGON.
Captain Ainsworth, Portland.
TENNESSEE.
Rev Rising, Virginia City.
MAINE.
Prof Geo Shepherd, Bangor.
MINNESOTA.
W IDgersOll, St Paul.
WISCONSIN,.
Rev F D Dos, Appleton.
Rev P B Pillsbury, Beloit.
X A Burnell, Milwaukee.
CALIFORNIA.
Rev Peck, San Francisco.
B Roberts, Esq, do
The following gentlemen were appointed
to act as temporary officers of the Commits
sion:
President-Chief Justice 8. P. Chase.
s Vice Presidsnt-Rev. DR.. ]. P. Durbip
New York.
secretary-Rev. VIM. E. BOardmsn, Phil
sdelphis.
A vote of thanks was then rendered, seps
rstely, to the Chairman, the Secretary an,
other officers, to the Trustses of the Churcl
in which the Convention had held its ses
sions, and to the citizens of Cleveland 70
their hospitality.
The services were concluded with prayer
which was offered by Rev. DR.. Clark, Q
Albany.
The Convention then adjourned sine die
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DENTISTRY,
TlEEFH EXTRA0TED WITH OF

IIIEEGd EAIhAGTED WlIH OR
i WITaoUT PAIE,
BY DR.. J. r. DANIELS, at his oId-eutabI1shad
Dental Rooms, corner Of Ontario street md Pub,fo
Square, over Hartness d Ehannon's Dru0 stcre
Artificial Teeth made without springs or uireS.
that perfectly resemble the natural teeth ~ not
to be disnnguished from the originals by he Clos
est observer. This method does not REQUIRE the
extraction Of roots or any painful oPeration viii
preserve teeth that are loose and s guArGnt cd 10
restore articulation and mAstication.
A perfect 81 warranted.
An Upper or Lower Set from SO to SI6 ss22
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
aRR ADVERrIsEMENlo,

HEW ADVERrIBEMEN1B
Academy Of MusIc-Benfft OF Mr.. COnldOck.
J.H. Dewitt q Co-OlOthing.
DIS. B. J. Hu1tsr-Looal Notice.
Wsntsd-Twsnty B Is.
WaDted-ThTee Goat Makers.
For Ssle-Sswing Machine.
K I. Baldwin q Oo-Silks-
Cobb, Andrews b Oo-sundsy schoOl Publication
N. T. Co.-For Ogdensburgh.
N. T. Oo.-For Chicago.
Frederick J. Prentiss-OOurtv.
Morgan. Root & Co Millinery Goods.
W. u. Baker, Hayes Computing Tables.
Samuel 6herry--.Local Notice.
Cleveland Driving Park-Local Notice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
AETERxooE SESSION.

Convention re-assembled at three O'Clock,
President Chase in the chair. :s... =.
The following permanent organization
was agreed to; A-S
President-Chief Justice Chase
Vice Prssidents-Re7. E. n. Kirk, D. D.,
Boston; jay Cooke, Esq, Philsdelphia; G.
s. Griffith, Baltimore; Rev. Bishop David
Edwards, ohioj Hon. Robert Mcknight,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

AeW York Stock Harket-seDt. 2s.
tBK rAL1a8APH.l
governments RfOekR-A ahad. lovsr
United States 10 40 eoul ons s4%
SsOek1-HeaVy. Ohio q Mfssfssippi oartis.
cates Is; To'edO Wabash preferrtd d. "a Prairis
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

PRACTIoAL TEMPERANCE MEETING IN 0BER-
LIE.-A large and influential meeting of the
citizens of Oberlin was held on Wednesday
evening last, in the College Chapel, to con-
slider the increasing intemperancs of the
village. Reliable reports were read of the
amount of ale and whisky imported into
the village for some time past, and earnest
and able speeches were made by Prof. Nor
gan and Hon. James Monroe. A committee
of Eve prominent citizens was appointed,
with instructions to prevent, if pOssible,sny
further sale of intoxicating liquor in the
tJwn, and money to aid them in their wOIk,
was contributed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

The LEADER will appear in new dress next
Monday, consequently all advertisements
will be reset. Advertisers wishing to
change or alter their advertisements, will
please hand in the alterations without
delav.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
TRANSPORTATION.

1866. @N
THE
Northern transportation Go.
OF OHIO
ID prepared 70 Transport Persons and Property
between
BOstaA, all Points in New England,
New York and the West
WITH PBoMPTHESS, 0ARE AND DLBPATOH.
This well known Line Of First-olAss Screw
6teamers connects At OgdenBburgh with the hail.
England; at Cape Vincent with the Railroads
between Cape Vincent and New York,
and at OSwego with q Line Of nrst-olass Oanai
Boats between
0SWEe0, TROY, ALBANY AND NEW I0RE,
Forming DAILY LINE between
BOSTON, NEW YORK,
OGDEN&B URGH, CAPE HINOENk,
OGKEGO, and
0LEHELAND, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT,
And q TRI-wEEKLY LINE for
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND
INTERMEDIARY PORTS.
AGENTS.
J. MYERs, 10. Astor House, New YORK,
o, BRIED, "a Pearl street, New York,
JOHN HOOKING, State street, Boston
GEO. A. EDDY, 0gdensburgh.
Az SMITH, Cape Vincent.
OHAs. ALLISON, 0FWego.
WALKKR HAYES. Toledo,
E.R. MATHEWS, Detroit.
o. J. HALE, Milwaukee.
HI. HOWE, Chicago.
PELTOEI FRENCH q o.,
PsssenEsr AGENT. Cleveland. nhls:Ra
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29

ECoLoRED TRooPs-About three hundred
colorsd troops belonging to the 55th Mssss-
-----tta- nassed through this city yester-
day, en- route for BosSons - a
ha Maid off and disbanded,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-29
MARINE NEWS
EsteRT DE nLRVFI.E1-

EHTERED.-.. Fsptsnber 77-2s.
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crop tortsmeGth, Hewitt BufsIo El
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senr ~ nkin KiLskV BzeaIo saFG
senr Medbury, Warner, MiIwsnke,
senr " h Chapman, eli more Tolsdo
e br Z 5 Be nis Chu eh MilUanEea
senr cay oleen, Wood, Toronto =
se1W kessue. Porter, Detroit
seoW Blask Swan, smith BlAeh R;va-
se1W 9aRealeua, Ainsworth Hnran a u
seoS O1usueilO, Bulock, BstF EiTer E "a q
stnr Morning Star RigSr, Detroit N'E 1'-Ss
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FTP y can, Wstsrbusy, Da1lirk l1a4
senr y ChsPman, Gilmore BlaeE af..
seor Josephine fifus, ,Burvel
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scoG CJnsuello, BulIocA, Black Rgv.. ~ ~ aesrr
Scow lndustris, Benhan, Roude.5 N
Tug Anna DObblns. Landy Dstroit
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