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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02


WASHINGTON, Oct. 25-It is under
stood that the President will recommend
to Congress The recognition of the Impe
rial Government Of Mexico.
Cabinet Changes.
1t is reported chat Hon Rrverdy John
son and Gen Dix will soon be appointed
to places in the Cabinet.
The Mexican Loan.
The Mexican (Juarez) loan has iallcr
fiat here. Ii has been asctilained lha
the lands offered as security, are alrea,
in possession of the French.
The Property of Gov. Wise
WASHINGTON. Oct &c The Govern
men, refuses to restore The property OF ex
Gov. Henry A Wise, of Virginia.
From New York.
New YORK, Oct. 81 Considerable
uneasiness was felt here on account of u
report extensively circulated that the
steamship North Star, Of the New York
and New Orleans Star Line, had been
lost.
1t was. however, subsequently, learned
hat she sprang Ieak at sea, and put into
Norfolk before taking in much water.
The Commercials special Washington
dispatch says that monetary affairs are
in an unsettled stale. The banks cons
plain of meeting the demand for legal
tenders.
Senior Romero, The Mexican Minister.
has received dispatches Of the capture of
Matamoros, and Of the entire occupation
of the State Of Tamaulipas by the Liber
al forces under Juarez.
1t is positively known that JEFF Davis
trial will soon take place.
1t is said that the Secretary of War
has directed that an available steam war
vessel shall be Immediately got ready for
sea.
Elk Governor Neil r. Brown, of Ten,
nessee, has been pardoned by the Presi
dent
The demand for the new Mexican bonds
are great.
The Mexican bonds are in demand, and
twenty-six banks applied to-day for
agencies therefor.
The five twenty bonds are being freely
issued. The national banks are reduced
to take no further subscriptions.
The Herald's Toroto special says the
Fenian excitement is increasing, and that
great activity is manifested in military
circles.
There is (says the specially a:large mi,
grafton from Canada to the United
States.
The steamship New York. from Aspin-
wall, has arrived at this port, with Cali
fornia dates to the 3d.
The New York brings loo, 900 in
treasure.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-The Tunis Am.
)assadors were last evening received by
he President.
The Continental Bank Note Company
ave finished engraving for the Irish Re. I
publican bonds, authorized by the late
Fenian Congress 10 Philadelphia. :
Elk Confederate Gen. lmboden is in I
New York on business connected with the I
ormation Of the National Express Com.
'any, whose headquarters are at Rich.
nond.
Gen. 0riega is now here. and leaves
hortly for Mexico to assume the admin.
stration Of the Republic.
From Europe.
HALIFAX. Oct. 27.-Among the news
'rOught BY the Africa we CLEAN the fol.
owing: $3.50.
A number of deaths from the cholera
reported as having occurred at Epping, /
ear London.
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of
rance show q decrease Of upwards Of
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02
Sherif's Sale.
Mary q Ilerndoa, Guardian. &C.,

Mdig "a IltiuuOIt Ntud uidu Nf.,
Estate Lawson + Henderson.
DY virtue " the above stated writ 10 me- direct
ID ed from the Honorable Prnate Count nf Maj
ison county. J will sell at Pubic Auction TO The
highest bidder for cash. before the Court horse door
in the town Of Canton on the first Monday of De.
cember, 1850 it being the Alb DAY Of said month.
the following property t0.wit Lots and ?. sanare
No aud residence in Canton. N " S 4 Section
Is, N = and Section Is, L J Section 10, seven
acres oil W corner d n T aud one ere of 5 +
corner Of W and !, less 20 acres out of n h
corner Sec; 80, all in Township s. Range West.
~ acres OF n end Of W 3 n I aud + INV
less " acres ont of S end, W OF " ] section ii
Township 3, Range West. w and 5 J See. 9j
J. =, 2 West, Of y Sec %. Ts.R2 West
n and NW !, lying Of diagonal line. and
va and / Of + 5 W 4 See. IS. T 5, d
and W ! S E 1. Sec. 81, 4 s,R2 W. est.
mated AT $3.50 acres nln'e less levied on rs tho
property VI estate Lawson +. Henderson and viii
De SOLD 10 satisfy the above tate case and all cost
Sale TO take place within The hours prescribed by
law. -
J. T. SENMFS.
October IS. '6i. 'OuI ~.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

Sir Robert Peel. Chief Secretary of Ire J.
land. has been summoned before mag
istrate by Robert Grey, Dublin banker,
in consequence of an alteration in rail-
way carriage.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

~The commercial Express Com.
pany are doing heavy general bust.
ness-there being no less than FIVE gen.
eral officers, late c. S. A, in their offices,
1.-TWO major and three brigadier generals,
all hard at work, here. at Mobile, and a.
Houston-four Of whom are. West Point
graduates. General Forney is 10 charge
Of the Mobile ofice.-N. o. Picayune.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02
REHABILITATION.

| A III - Ao-''
1t is gratifying to the heart of every p1tri
OF, North and South, to perceive that ths
work OF rehabilitation goes forward in the
SUN WIN as uiucn Speeu as pfac'icaoie
O"'' i'e 'lo"'"' u''e e'"Pseu si"'e 'ne 'er-
N''""'''" u '"e var ""u "'ie"uS iou' o'''eS'
'PP'' h''o"'n"' 'ou'n O"io'i"'
""u -'o'. !" O"'o"""' ""'e He'u oop'e"'ionS'
"'o'ls"eu S'"'e'!' "n" '"Nen SUE" o'ner steps
en'''' "'''sn''' " Ssou'e ,''''' 'e,'ui''S-
s'o" '"'" Tue Un'o"' Tue conventions Oh
'eo4 Il" anu 'o' W" "'e' u" 'He -o'h i"s'''
az '"''' ieSP'C'''e ''V''''S' l"eFe ''""oI
Ut uouot 'h"t 'hey WI" ioIlo" the examples
se' Iie'n " "lsSISS'PP' anu o'h'r states, III
''e "'oI''on oi S4aNerSf &C SlhiIl"f cohVeh-
''o"S wiz s"o'''S oe ne'u /" Tue remaining
o''tes' ana pelore 'he meeting OF Tue next
congress- on 'hP nr't MONDAY IN December,
every '""'hern ""''e VIII nave heia an e'ec-
''o" iot i'''''per' u 'h't "ouE' anu VIII pre-
sen' "n''eu 'ron' 'or representation 'herr'
'"' "'eo'u''g 10 Tue terms OIL inc oohs'llu-
''oH'
Inc battle between the great conservative
Democratic party and the moderate Republic.
ans on the one hand, and the radical, negro
"orsh'pplng Republicans on the other.
When Greek meets Grck then the tug of war
The former, with President johnson at their
head, will advocate the admission of the
Southern representatives They say the South
has suffered sutliciently-has been sufficiently
humilialed that having taken the amnesty
OATH and sworn to support and defend the
Constitution of the United States, and all
laws aud proclamations passed Hereunder,
her Representatives have given every evidence
of returning loyalty that'shoud he required
of them, and that they should he admitted to
their seats. Justice no less than magnanimi-
ty demands that this shall be the policy pur
sued towards the South On the other hand,
the Radical Republicans. headed by Charles
Sumner aud Thaddeus Stevens, say that the
South is not yet sufficiently repentant; that
the smouldering embers of rebellion still
burn in the breasts of the Southern people
that their pretended return to loyalty and
allegiance is hypocritical and decisive; that
they must be "kept out in the cold and
ruled as conquered provinces by federal bay.
onets a long time yet NOT only so, but the
property of all rebels must be con6scated To
paw the war debt. and before anv State shall
be admitted to representation in Congress
she shall bestow the ripbt of suffrage npon
tho negro n thing that the down.east Star.
of Connecticut has inst refused IN do hv
majority of FIVE thousandl This nroorummo
of The Republicans is sufficiently radical in
all conscience !, nroycs that marty n no
'.'' Vi ""'''u ""u "'' ''"""e' u ''"-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

The Archdake Leopold has been APP
pointed Commander-in Chief of the Aus
.lriah army. The position was held by
Macmillan prior to the elevation of the
alter to the throne in Mexico.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

Ey From he New York Express re
learn that two preachers in New York
are "qua,rrling about hell" lf'hcy
keep on quarrelng, it is probable they
will agree in opirion after while
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

The Mexican Republican Government
has opened on agency, at No. 81 Broad
way. and placed in market a thirty
million loan. the interest payable in gold
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

We observe lhele is hotel TO be built
at Bull Run. The New York Mercury
says that "heleloiore il hasn't been much
Of place stop AL
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

EF- A building lot was recently sold
at Chicago for $l2o8 per foot.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02

thirty millions OF francs. The Paris
Bourse was firm, with Renes at eff goo.
The latest reports from Spain aus
|nounced that The cholera was diminishing
at Madrid,
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November 9.
MUSIC! MCSIC!,

TNll + latest fashionable and most popular
l. Music, Vocal aud Instrumental always
for sale AZ CASSELL d BAUGHN'S.
October 20, GJ. IT,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-02
New York Market

New York, Oct. 27-The Cotton mar
ket exhibited less activity to day. Mid
ding closed at 500. .~
There was a further decline of l0c. -
Dbl. in Flour.
-, Wheat has advanced l0c. and Corn &c
70 bushel. t'''" ~. y
Coffee rules firm. Rio. in bond,
164.
Sugar continues steady at Ice. % ID.
Molasses quiet.
Mess Pork is selling at 1875.
Gold closed at l45Sc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
WEEKLY REVIEW or THE NEW
YOgK MARRET.

1AH AUAAr a.
The Post has the fol owing weekly review Of the
wholesale market:
The aoBr market has been much excited, sspee-
ia!ly the bigger grades, which advanced 81 % per
bar,el. The deu and hiss been partially fpecuia-
I've. owing 90 the accounts Of short crops In TIE
West. The arrivals here have ben light and me
stock mvch redu ed, there ore this. tOfetter with
the adva, &c in gold, gives selers the advantage
Extra tate rule at 81 l0a7 IS; shipping Ohio
IS 5Oas r. St. Louis Si Gals 90.
Wbest Is sctive d mand mainly speculHtiVe.-
Pricessdvance IA 4e per bushei which checked all
bueinessf T ,zpOTt. Tn stock hes boon mater ally
iucreas d and OW eIeeeos 7O0.i o. bushe D.. The
market cos s strong at 81 4iat 81 for spring; s 0S
a. 10 for smbsr WHIT T. ana 50 l5a2 80 for white
Our estiua Is Of TIE short crop OF wheat - given
10 our last report has been iuly confirmed.
Corn hes been active and huctuaied rapidly. and
Notwithstanding Ia 8 arrivals prices have been
We | n maintained. The hIEh price current checked
export Q quiEy. tn market ciOses stesdy at 9Oa
$50 for western mixed.
Oats arrived very Freely sad a falfipgo of in the
demArd caused q declin+ in. - prices Of &c from
the ESTIMATE, Csing duu at Sc for western.
Ii Pork the dtma d has been modersts and the
receipts ibe1ai. The accumulation Of the stock
caused . disposition 10 7 sslize on tbs part OF hold
prime. Mess has been m demand for governments
| uses. and pric 8 have ruled q SZ7a21 80.
teef has been 10 br SIX demand and prees have
advanced. The markst closes hrm - sal4c Tor
plaiu sDd extra m s..
The 81 ok Of bic c fee decreased 1000 bags. The
qusntity /. poor and there is no inquiry except for
/ prime lots. We quote pnme Bio - 2le far &c ~
96s cotton market has been moderately excited
and favored buyers until the last OF the week when
tie rise il gcid sdvsroed the price, which elos =
hrmer at 4is for midd ing. The Rceipts baEe been
RhIskV has be n ncrs active during the week.
and prices advanced to 50 lsss 20 per gallon
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
Cleveland whole.a,e marE.,


SATURDAY EvEaIAs. August 10, 1855.
FreiSstS-Fhe following are the rates BY Lak,
(stoaml and Rail from this port to New York snc
Boston:
To New York.-Firut class: 81 liz; Second clas.
sioi Third Gloss 7!oi Fourth class: 300. Flour,
60. Wool s',r2.
To BOstan.-Faut class: sl,22; Second oI.s.
BIC; Third elias: Tool Fourth class: $50. Flour;
TOO. aool 5 I,22.
EIOur-Fi'm with an up ward tendency. CITY
brands held at S9,25 for Xxx red aud sIO,s5 ,or Xxx
white. Country brands Ky red Ss,0@s.5O; do
Xxx white 50 tOa9,5o.
Wheat-AdVsneed, but business continues rgbt
Sales today were 2 cara No. ! red from store at
SI,sO; 2 cars r jeoted red from store at 81. so.
C~Orn-ouiet and steady at 7lg72c fr No. 2
mixed from store.
ats-LoE and dropping. Sales 8 cars at 45c
and 6 cars at 44c-aH from sore. E.fH o.
Ryo-Quiet. Sale l car from store at ssc.
BarIey-Insotive and nominal.
POFK-Stssdy At $50 o. for CITY uasked mes.
Lard-Firm At go for city rendered ia barrels
and t'erces. Sales I2rObs.
Beef-City Mess held at $1,000, with light de-
msnd.
Smoked Teats-In good demand. hrm and
UNCHANGED. We quote: Plsin-cnred hams, o d,
26c Thoalders lSc; bacon 20c; dried beef &c.
8niter-in fair deusnd and steady At go
f4c for good shipping lots Western Reserve.
t1heeNe-Firm and steady at l29lso for good
to prime.
EEgs-Fresh- packed scarce and in demand at
lso Old dull At Is9I5o.
HiEhwines-Bet er. Market quiet. Held At
s2,ls.
sEe,bnI-steady Held AZ "a aLaa "a no
per cent Cologne Spirits, csc per cent, s4,49.
SeutrI Ptoof Spirits 81 s2a9,s7.
Petroleum. Firmer at esc for Reaned present
leIivsry, The demand for trade lots is fsis; not
nuoh inquiry for rOHpd lots,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
LOYAL MOTIVES
Let us be mereiruI to ourselves,

Let us be MereiTuI to ourselves,
The p~1Ysiesl Structure OF the st,Ouges. human
being is valusrab e ev,rI where. Or b5ti'u sre
endowsd by nature with : certsia negative Pc yer,
which PRO eois them TO SINE ext mt from unShols-
some ithae-ces bat tn TO sctiOa is inperfrct
aud cauuot he safely relied on ia uuh-aI HI re-
gins or u dor cireumstsncet OF more than ordI-
nary dspg T. Thereior,, it is vision i. is pru-
deuce, it is common sense, to pro 'id, az inst huch
con inseucies, by tax pg an altiGote in adcases; in
other wo d., by Certifying the tys eu with a c urse
most complete prOtso I've against al the epidemic
and tndem,O mAladies that has ever be D admins
ter d ia any eouusrv. ss = remedy for Oyspspsis
the-e is no remedy that will compare with it
Who,v r suffers the pAngs Of In1ig stioa, sny-
wher' on tho face o, the earth uhero Hoststter's
Bitters c m bs Drooaro1, does so voluntarily ICr
as surely rs Truth eSista. this invaIu4btg Tonic
and Alterativs would rest re his disordered stom.
. h to a healthy c~onoit,on To the Bilious Il is
also e PeciAIly It commenSed, and in GASES Of con.
Hrmed OOustipI ion IL AFFORD, tp e5y and perma
mott relio'. in CansdA. rhs West Indies and
Anstrali4 the Bit r, rank sbovs an O,Aar mott
cines of tao class, 0ni tae demand for them in all
fore ga oouatries incrsas,s every year.
AUgt4 2 s:dtw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

'TEMPERAEcE MxETING Edward CarsweIl.
au able and eloquent advocate of temper-
ance, will lecture at the First Baptist
Church, corner OF Euclid and Erie streets.
this evening at helf-past seven O'Clock.
The csIIse II temperance is not now a qnes-
ticn OF politics, but one of purely moral
consideration, and should claim the earnest
attention of every lover of law, order and
morality And it is high time that the
public sho1ld consider how Ear they are in
dividuauy responsible for deeds of murder.
V~inlepa- and minor crimes CONSISTENTLY oc-
curing in our iaidst. Lot Mr.. Csrswell
have q full house TO listen to his very To-
teresting au'i somewhat peculiar n,-uHvr uf-
discussing / his great subject. Admission
free.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

HoRsE TaIEF DETEcrIvE Assoo1ArIox.-OIr
worthy friends Of Crawford county have
Just organized themselves into = ''Horse
Thief Detective Association" with consti-
tuition by-isws, officers aud sl the means
necessary to run the novel machine. It
would seem that horse thieves have been
hsviDf things all their own way in that
county But Row that the citizens-@nd
horse owners have bscome q SSH -sppointed
police. thieves would bstter leave Crawford
county 10 the windward.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
roMsoRiAL
TRIUMPH or ART.
Wig asklag and tR0Ies' RRIr Dressiag
WE. D4Y. As Public ~QUare,
HAS ALL The LATEST RVEETlOaS IN WIG sOsE.

= TIE IBLUsION WELT 6ts 70 a charm.
CURL FRENCH EArUBAH RI6GLEES-
Jus received 'direcO \ large qua-tity Of thi- bvsu-
tful hair. Ladies please call, examine and zee Tor
yourselves.
SWITCHES y BBATDS-Al large and well.
selected sto5E always on haad
W~aTE8-FALLs, BUTTERFLY BOWS, BU
GENE BOWS and F7ETO HEAD-rRESsES,
mad y the advertiser equsl 10 thos. imported.
So Ladies' Osn q aida maze int any Of tho
above He o. Dresses Nithout injury 90 sgitch.
Ladios' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Cutting
doe 10 the latest aud mot prevailing styles.
IA r DYEIE9.-PArtiouisr tttentioa paid TO
this branch OF the businss rhe best o. Dye used.
HOT ASo OSLD BA rs all ays ready. The
best tal leg apartments ia III cts. ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

6TMEAsTIC AND MUSICAL EXHIBITION The
u7T"sH EurH7r society," OF UeETOIsJ VIII ar
rive here to-day on an excursion, and will
give tonight at the Academy of Music q
grand gymnastic exhibition and musical
entertsinmeLt. Several beautiful tableaux
vivanta will DO exhibited. The entertain
ment will be a novel one, and those who
attend will be abupdautly repaid.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

PERSONAL Theodore D. Weld, Esq, the
famous Anti Slavery orator of years ago,
delivered a very able and eloquent dis
course on the " Higher Law lnat evening,
in Rev. J. A. Thome's church, West Side.
Mr.. Weld will spend the present Com
m%encement) week at ODE lin. He will adj
dress the College Societies on Wednesday
evening.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

HowE's EUROPEAN CIRoUs.-To-day we
are to have the Great European Circus of
Mr.. s. B. Howe's in Cleveland. The pro-
ces'ion which they make in the morning
WliI De well worth a days Journey to wit
ness and viii be SO different in all its de-
tails from the parsdes of ordinary circusss
and menageries, that our streets will prob
ably be crowded by the curious as it
passes by. The enormous pet lion of Mr..
Jas. Crockett, as he is borne unclaimed
through the streets, will doubtless be the
center of attraction, aud the troupe of
Bsdouin Arabs viii form not the least at
tractive features ofthe grand cortege.
The Kinsman street cars will con-
yey passengers to and from the
Of exhibition on Erie street, during
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

FIRE IN SANDUsKY-The Register says
that early Friday morning the large brew
cry Of Bier and Push in the Western Lib
erty, WAS discovered on fire. The engines
came out, but some wretch severed the hose,
aud the building burned down. The vaults,
however, wherein were stored the beer and
ale, were not reached. LOGS, SIG. 900. Ia
surance, SII, OOO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

DEAD BODY FoUND.-The Detroit 2 tribune
says that the schooner Granada, which
passed Thunder Bay on Tuesday, reports
seeing ths body of q child apparently lashed
to pOTsiOns of the wreck of the lost steamer.
The body is represented to be that of a boy
of some eight or ten years. There ives also
seen, floating on some fragments, q coat,
vest and life preserver. The state of the
weather would not admit of making spv
efforts towards recovering either the body
or effects which were seen Hosting in the
vicinity.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21

the afternoon and evening. We would
call attention to the splendid Opera Band
connected with this troupe, led by D.
Wallace Reeves, formerly of Dodworth's
Rand, New York. Competent critics have
pronounced this far superior to any band
travelling.
soLD1ERs' Hons REPoRr FROM JUNE 81 TO
AUGUST 18th Captain Jerome, superinten-
dent of the Soldiers Home, furnishes us
with the following report Of the returning
regiments entertained at the Home in this
city, from first to last, commencing June Sd
and ending August 18th:
Total number meals served 1889
" " ,men fed I4,47g
&" regiments fed az
The regiments entertained were as fol-
lows, taken by States
wIsCoNsIS.
fufantry-8d, 5;h, 9th, 18th, 10th, 18th,
18th 1g.h, 2lst, 22i, 25sb, 26sh, 32i, 9Th,
and 3sth.
ArlInery-1st, I'd aud 5h.
MICHIGAN.
Infsntry-1st Engineers, LIST Shsrpshoot-
ers, 2nd, 5.h, 8 h, 17.h, 18th, ooh, 2lst,
25th, 26th, and 9Th.
Ar~tilleIy-1st, 9th, 13th, and 14sh.
OHIO.
Infautrt-22nd v. r. c., 5Oth, 9Sih and
1lSsh.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Minnesota-3ad Iufsntry and LIST Battery.
Nav York-I3 b Battery aud lst Cavalry.
Massachusetts-2ad aud I2sh Batteries.
VermODt--1st aud Fad Batteries.
United States RegulaTs-2ud Infantry.
FRoM LAKE sUrER1oR.-The stesmer Nort1-
ern Light, Captain Murch; arrived here
st half past six o'clock Sunday morning.
Tho following is the log of her trip down:
She left Oat9nhgon August I4;h at z
o'clock a. IN. Eagle River at z; Eagle
Aar6or at $50; Copper Harbor at 1880 q.
~. same dsy. Arrived al Portage Lake at
$3.50 p. m. Steamer IrOUsides was there,
bound up, and left while we we're there.
Left Portage August 18Th at 3 p. M. Met
schooners Berlin and Medbury between
Portage bake and the Entry. Bark Franz
Sigel was at the EItr.. Arrived at E'ar-
quette at 8 p M, same day. Met there the
steamer Traveller. About forty of her pas.
sengers left Der there. Left Marquette on
the 10Th at 2 30 p. m. Lett SAUL the 18th
al 8 a. IN and met steamer Iron City five
niles below the SsuiG Called at Cbureh's
LsndiDg, and Left DstOur at $3.50 p. m. on
The 18th Met Lac La Belle eighteen miles
above Port SsrnIs on the Igih.
The Northern Light brought down Il
tons copper for Detroit and so for Cleva,
land $50 IONS iron ore for Cleveland D!
pkgs. fsh and a large smOunt Of miscells'
neous freight and $50 passengers. She viii
leave again for Lake Superior a. 8 o'clocl
Tuesday evening, from the doc OF Rober
Hanna & Co.
TBE BEDFORD FAIR.-The officers of thu
Bedford Agricultural Society are moving il
the matter Of their Annusl Fair, and vii
hold a meeting at the Fountain House
Bedford, on Saturday Dext. at one O'Clock
In the absence of any County Fair, thu
year, they hope to make the occasion on
of more Than usual attraction.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
CITY NEWS.

sASDUsKY RIVER -Tbe Fremont journal
says that the committee for Kissing funds
for the improvement of ~ssndusky River are
meeting with good success. Surveys are
now being made.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
PIrTsBURsm PETROLEUa
P1rrsnuEaa, August 2o-s.o0 ? :

PIr1sBuEGH, August 2o-s;c0 ? r.
The markets. dull and prizes sre irTesu'pr. BuI-
ss are Inclined to hold OF SAILS Of bonded on spot
at 4s1z84io; 5OObaznls bonded, delivery ct Phila.
dolphin at 51e fF.e, held ss s4066o.
Sales OF Tar st $500.
BensOls, bosdsd held At o.
Crude not active. Sales without packages At1s
19c. Two thousand bbs. frseOn board at 2le, bar
rels included.
Bee iPts light. AIesh~ny river receipts, 9.eO
bbs,; Railroad receipts $500 bols. Entire receipt
from opening to date $500 bbis.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
. Inches WIDE z cent eI5ra,

Terms ote or acceptance at sixty days, with
cur, cut rae Of Exc suse On New York or an
abEtem0Ht Of Si.Os . ton. sBd = d seount OF three
per cent for cash, it RENTED on receipt Of invoice.
Payments to be made in New York Exchange,
United states Treasury Notes, or Vi, ir equivalent.
dollars.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-21
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