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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

GovrIiSoR BROUeH.-The eminent sur
geons i'll attendance upon the Governor pro-
nounce his case hopeless. The disease has
extended above the knee and has such a
terrific hold upon the limb, that the pur-
pose of amputating the leg has been aban-
doned. The Governor ley perfectly i%nsensi-
BILE yesterday, and was falling rapidly. The
physicians fear an abscess has now formed
upon his liver, which, together with the
other d~isesBe, must speedily hasten his dis
solution. The hope that he may survive
even two or three days longer is nsll prob
ability absolutely vain. From the repre-
sensations made of his condition, the news
ofhis death at almost any hour need not
cause 6 nrprise.
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POLICE CoURT.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket, the largest Of the sea-
son, yesterday morning:
Keeping House of ul-fame.-Ellen Jen-
nings and Ezra Shepherd each fined $50 and
costs.
Residing in same.-Mollie CASTOR, Kate
HumistOn, Mary Whitney, Kate Williams,
Orian shepard, Kate O'Nsil and Rose
Wheeler, fined each $40 and costs.
Visiting Ssme.-Guy CALDWELL, Albert
Brown and Charles Gibson, fined each S. and
costs.
Drunk. D. seely, B. stockwell, Joseph
Lent, John Smith, Isaac Patton, Charles
Walker, Patrick Burke, John O'Mara, John
Winger, Patrick Quinlsn and E. NJ. Cole,
fined 81 and costs Maggie Roberts, sent to
the Work House 90 days; Edward slade sent
to the same place 20 days Patssy McCarty
fined 81 and costs Louisa Williams fined
So and costs; John Mourn fined S. and costs.
Geo. Grant, nolled.
Lewd Langusge-Chss. Cushman, fined
SIS and costs.
Violating Bridge ordinance-Elisha Cook
and A. G. French, fined IS and costs.
VAgrsncy-Mary Kelley, j. G. Wilson
snd Ellen Conlan, each sent to the Work
House 20 days Joseph Price, George Rey-
nOlds, John Harrison, nolled.
Grand Larceny-George Mcbride, nolled.
Carrying Concealed Weapons Luke
Foley, fined the costs.
Robbery-GeOrge L. Phillips, bound over
bail $500.
Destroying PrOperty-Fredsrick johnson
nolled.
Assault and Battery-Michae Carroll and
Edward DelaRy, fined $40 and costs /; Wan.
McMiller, Martin CorcOran and Mary De-
lay, fined S. and costs Arthur B. Gilbert.
1.-TWO in%dictments) Henry S. King and Sarah
G. Lacy, nOlled Jesse Taylor and Thomas
Kennedy, fined 81 and costs; Patrick Nc
Ginty, $40 and costs.
Disturbancs-Henry Koerman, S. and
costs and sent to Work House 80 days.
House Breaking in Day-time-Jsmes v.
Head and John W. Donnelley, S. and costs,
each, and 10 days in jail.
Nuissnee-Nineteen men, employees of
the Mahoning Railroad Co., were sum-
moned into court to answer for unloading
coal in front of the residences of certain
property-holders on West River street.
The casewas continued to Friday.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORF OF CLEVELAND.

NEHTERED -...AUG. 26-B
stmr City Of Cleveland, MeKsy, Detroit
Prop Portsmcuth, HeWett, Buffalo
Prop Potomac, Carlisle, Buffalo
Prop Wisc1nsin, Brown, Toledo
Prop riogs, sisson, Dunsirk
Prop Prairie State, KNAPP, OgdeOs6urgh
Prop Granite State, Bishop, ORdensough
Prop Lac LIE Belle, 6~palding, Bayheld
prop Arctic, Crosby, BuhafO
BarE ID Morris, Day, Ma quatie
Brig Fox, Raymond. Buffalo
Frhr Ouickstfp, hose. Bay Ity
schr r o Post, Chapman, Blsck River
schr z Kkntsr. Wickham, Milwaukee
Schr DashiDg Wave, Eggieston, OndensDurBh
schr W B Z gdsp, Johnson, Bay Shy
zrbr Milan, Porter, Marqustte
scbr HVphen. BothWsll, OsEego
SER Star Of the North. strloghsm, DAJNhS
sehr A Msdbury, Warner, Houghs01
Geog Magdalena, Ains D. eand Beach
Fcou n. y, McDeImott, Iefr2n
9cON Mona, Oarran, KelleyB 1aiAna
scow COnsuello, Pel0w, Avon
OLEARED--AUs. 2e-S.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, DetTois
Prop G arits Stat, Hthop, Detroit
Prop Prairie STATE, Knapp. Toledo
Proc Wisconsin, Brown, OEdensbursh
Prop Pos me-, OArlislF, Otidsgo
Prop Portsmouth,, Hswett, Toll do
Prop Evergreen City, Condor, Chicago
Prop Akron, Smi h, ToleiO
Prop Buckeye. Spence. OgdeusouTgh
Proc Olean, Wate bury, Buhaio
| schr II Post, Chapman, Black biver
Sow ConsueIlo, PslOW, Avon
scaw Mona, CaTrsn, Keley's Island
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REAL ESTATE.
G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE.,
CITY PROPERTY For SALE.

AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Atwater Binding, Superior st.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The Dead that Might be LiVIng.-Itis
sad to think that Thousands die annually with the
means Of lie and health almost within arms
length. Many q weAkling goes down to the grave
every day whom the timely use OF HOstetter's
Celebrated Stomach BItters would have
saved. It is a consolation, however. to know that
this glorious TOnio-s v~italizing Elixir without 3
single draWbsok-is preserving the lives Of multi
tudeS. In cases Of general debility and prostTa'
tion, it is producing effects that are more sstOnish.
ing than s ything heretofore observed or recorded
IN the history Of medical treatment. Feeble, ema-
GATED. and Departing patients, whose powers Of
digestion seem to be actually e1tinguIsbedr recover
their appetite, strength and spirits, uLder g course
OF the Bitters, with 8 rapidly that is positively
amazing. All that the prcprietors originally e1-
peOted from the preparation WIS long ago thrown
into the shade by its actual results. New virtue,
which they had never thOusht of Gttributipg to it,
are continually being Developed In its application
TO new caseI. As 8 preventive Of disease Of sveFv
class snd 6 constitutional inVigorsnt It EtAndl
alone and unApprozchabie. aug2e4.A8 lHdW
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PCrTsBURsH PETROLRUa mARKET
Especial report for the Daily LEA1IA-l

PrrrsHuHGH, August 2s-6:OOP N.
The oil market Is very hrn, with s'srge demand
for Crude and Refined both for present and future
delivery. Sales Of Crude today were s,2oebols ct
lsJSNl9Ho without barrels, according to gravity.
Receipts 2,Ioo bbIH. Buyers are anxious to Pur-
chase for future d,livery.
SALES Of Refined are large, snd prices are lacking
up, but no advance has yet been established. ssles
are 1000 bis bonded, October delivery in Philsdel-
phiA, at Csc; 1850 bills bonded, immediate delivery
in Philadelphia, at SIC 1900 bbIs bonded on spot st
fsa44o free en- board sales for November delivery
in PhiIadsIphiA at 6sc. So es 500 bbls free, imms-
diate de livery, at CSC. The preference is given to
bonded.
Tar declined. Sales at $40.
: Green County oil is b-ginniI z to arrive.
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Sas aAsgN,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

ia COOP APPoISEMENr.-We are informed
hat C. W. Palmer, Esq of this city, has
been appointed Professor of Elementary
Law in the Ohio State and Union Law Col
lege. It would be difficult to make a better
selection. Nj. Palmer is a gentleman of fine
sttainments and a good lawyer, and will
discharge the duties of the post with abili-
ty and fidelity.
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An UGLY CUT.-Two little boys not over
ten years of sge had a tilt at each other
yesterday afternoon, one of them Civ
ing 8 blow and the other returning it, not
with a kiss, (he was probably not a Sunday
School scholar) but with a savage clip of a
knife. We are informed that one of the
~combatsnts, q son of Aaron Blocks, a Jew,
struck Furgus Walsh, son of P, K.
Walsh, q shoemaker on st. Clair street,
WhereupOn the latter gamin thrust a sharp
pointed shOemaker's knife into the side of
the 9th er boy, inficting an ugly cash two
inches long, and deep enough for all prac-
teal purposes.
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Cleveland wholesale market.

MONDAY nvAHEo, August Is, 1895.
FreiGhts-Ths following are the rates BY Lake
Ctesml and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston:
To New YOrk.-Fint class: sl,Isi Second Glass:
sioi Third olHs Ito; Fourth class: 800. Tlour,
60. Wool S,,I2.
To BostOn.-F,rst class: SI,2s; Second class:
sic; Third class: 100; Fourth GLASS $50. Flour.
TOO. WOOL SIZE
E~IOuF-steady Demand light. City brands
held at 5000 for Xxx red ; SlI,'O for Xxx white.
Country brands Xxx red, Ss,76es,OO do Xxx white
s9,75@lOtO.
WheAt-Irrpgulsr snd unsettled, closing h~avy
and weaker. sales to-day before Change were 9
cars No 2 red from store At $685. 2 cars do de at
SI,s4; 1 car do do at S1,s7. Oh-red after Eastern
report at 81, SO from store, without buyers. mol
Wabash red without sale.
COrn-HeaYy. No sales reported. We quote
nominally at 76c for No. z mixed from store.
Oats-Irregular At a rapge Of 4s94sc. the mar
ket closing dull and holders generally AAking 400.
Rye-Quiet Al $4,000 nom store.
BarIey-InAotiVs and nominal.
POrK-AdVAncsd g. 0, closing at SSS, 90 for city
packed mess.
Beef-Oity Ness held at $1,000, with light de-
mAnd.
Lard-Eirm at SO for city RENDERED in barrels
and tieroes. Sales LOO Ds.
smoked Meafs-Firm and in good request
st unchanged prices. We quote Plain cur sdhAms,
cauvsssed, 25c Shoulders l0S Bscon 200 Dried
Beef &c. Sales ct quotations Of Eco Ds hams,
1850 rs shoulders, 1900 is dried beef.
Butfer-TheEsis > good steady dewsnd for but
ter, and prices are finn At 249E5e for good to
choice Western Reserve.
C~heese-Firm at l20l5o fer good to choice.
Market rather quiet.
Eggs-Eice fresh packed are scarce and in de-
mand at 1s92Oc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Held to-day at S2,22.
AIeOhOI-Bet.er Held ct tA.l494,4o for SO
per cent Cologne Spirits, CSC per cent, S4,59.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 s70s,42.
PetrOIeum-Demand moderate. Prices arm
at 65966c for Refined, imm'diste delivery.
Dried AppIes-Firm at IOc, and pay for pack.
ages,
Dried Feaehes-Thsrs are 9 few unpeeled in
market, which are held ct 26o.
Lake Ftsh-steady st the following pricss;-
No. 1 whitensh, Q half Dbl, $685. No. 2 do, .
half Dbl, $500; Piokerel . half Dbl $3.50; Trout
9 half Dbl 500; Herring . half Dbl S4,SO95,oO.
Ons-stesdy and firm. We quote;
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IS

tBy Telegraph.
W~heaf-Opensd 5s7c bstter and clossd with
the advance irst. Sales OF old white 1lchisAn ut
50 3 new 81 is; old smbsr Michigan 81 10 new
81 O6; old No red Va ash ct 81 06.
C~Oen-0psned lac bitter, orosing with the i'd
vance lost. Ealea ct 76kaS0c
Oats-AdVancFd lac Sales at $50
R~eeefpts-For the past week: 10000 bush Of
wheat; Gi.OOO bush corn; 1900 bGsh oats .
bhipmenIs-97, OO bu What, 1900 bu cjTn,
80 900 oats.
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soLDHERs' HoNE REPuRr.-It is certainly
not the fault of the Soldiers Aid Society
hat business at the Home is week by week
growing small by degrees and beautifully
less. That-such is the case is owing pri-
marily to tho fact that the rebellion has
collapsed and played out. 1t will not be
neceHsary much longer to give the weekly
reports of the affairs of this institution.
The report for the week ending Satur-
day, August Goth, is as follows:
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Rose . PreaEzns rESvIsAoa sarASa &

Rose q FreaEzns rEUuAsAon EaFke Is
rOrG
Ths following are tho rates charged y d.
HanS-suSar-euTeo prsminn hams = 49,. "A
CanVaased Hams 3D.
Dried RoeE-S ...--.--.--
ahOulderB-Sughr-ouTed = D---...-.----- Is
RReON-OT Smoked Sides y B.-.-.-..---.... 70
aTd-Pdn Leaf kettie-rndd 10 bbls or tres. $50
Prim leaf kottls-rndF'd in kegs , u. "a
POFk-Ho. l mes B %
Extra clear , bbl-.---.r...---.....,... 81 10
- ne extra charge made for packages or carl
sgo 50 railroad depOts or boats. All Articles arr
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything ID
he 5tsts. OrasrE promptly El,ed.
BOSE 3 PReHTlsS.
dsIaR Eos. ILs. ia aBd lls Ontario ssIsat
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PosTPoxED.-The proposed reunion ofthe
18th Ohio Battery at Little Mountain has
been indefinitely postponed, we under
stand, because of the absence of many of
the members from the city and neigbbor-
hood, and the impossibility of getting them
together. The reunion will probably not
be effected before the coming winter.
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on sTRuoK.-We learned from conductor
Gale, yesterday, that oil wat struck in
Crestline on Saturday at q well being sunk
by a company of Pittsburgh men. 1t
flowed gas, sulphurous water and oil in
some quantity. Of course there was a
good deal of excitement Occasioned by the
bowling of this whale. A few days will de-
termihe the magnitude of this newly dis
covered 6star"
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PAvEG.-GOOd progress is being made in
the grading of Prospect street. The work
has been prosecuted SO far that travel is en-
tirely hut off from Sheriff to Erie streets.
A stout plough, drawn by a lusty team,
shouted at by leather-lunged sUains, has
been turning up. the roadway, but there was
no hint of seed time or harVestin the oper-
alton.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Prospect st near BroWnell-Two story house, and
lot 69xl25 feet; water and gas. $500.
Euclid ST., near Brownell-LarPe twO-sory brick
house; hot and cold water, bath room, &C.; lot
64xl68 feet. $1,000
Walnut ST., near Erie-Two-story house, barn, and
lot 25Il3 feet. $500
KInsmAu - eooSsite Brick Water Cure-TWo
story hou sea al lot 72x666 feet; barn, fruit aad
shrubbery. $500.
Euclid stood tWo-stOry brick house and large
lot, leasehOld.
Scovilie syenue-House, barn AMI lot 45X200 feet;
good fruit; 9 nice place. $500.
House and Loasehold-On Bond st. $1,000
Store, Dwelling and LOt-on Cedar st lear Perry;
a good property.
StillmaA HOuss-A eo'd brick Hotel on Columbus
at lot 10 x12O feet.
Clinton st.-TWo story brick house aud lot 116xI26
feet.
Detroit st.-Ths brick store now occupied by
Messrs. Truscott & fnshsn a. a grocery store
enc Of the best business locations on the West
Side; will be solo very low.
Ontario st., corner st. CLARA good location for
business lot 92I95 feet; will be divided II de
sired
Prospect st., near ~Perry-Vacsnt lot 47E2OO feet.
Euclid road, near allison Avenue-Sixteen acres,
mot beautifully l9cst,d.
Also, 9 great variety of
FARMS AND OUT-LOES.
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ORDERED HoME.-Thel91st, 1921 and l66th
regiments o. VI. have been ordered home
from Msrtinsburgh, Va, for payment and
muster-out. The frat named regiment is
commanded by colonel R. L. Kimberly, of
this city. >
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PcEF OFFICE APPoINTMBMT.-We learn that
Mr.. G. F. Bowman has been appointed
Post Master for the West Side. The
Post Office has been removed to q point
near the corner of Pearl and Detroit streets.
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Or TO CHICAeO.-The delegates from the
Cleveland Board of Trade, appointed to go
to Chicago and participate in the cere-
monies of opening the new Chamber of
Commerce in that city, will leave this
morning Un tho O. d I. Ri
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ToNsoRIAL.
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, 46 Public square,
HAS AL IKE LLIESI INVENTIONS On WIG N0Rk.

SEE TIE ILLUSION WIG-It fits to 8 charm.
OURL+FRENOH NATURAL RlHGLErS-
Jus received tdirec) . large quantity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies please call examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAIDAAl large and we'll
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALL, BUTTERFLY BOWS, KU.
GENE BOWS and FREHOd HEAD-DREssES,
made BY the advertiser equal 10 those imported,
- Ladies' own Brsids made into any q the
above Head Dresses without injury % switch
Ladies' hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Quitting
done in the latest and most prevailing styles.
HAIR DHEIHG.-Partiouiar attention paid to
this branch Of the business. The best Of Dye Used.
HOT Il COLD BATHS AlV avs ready The
best 6atning apartments in the city. N1
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BUFFALO MARKET-August as

IBI FHLaqRAPH-J
FIOur-Ixtra state S. 5Os7 rs; white CAnsda
50 OOAs s. vhiie western Xxx So tOaIO o..
Wheat-Q net and closing essior. Sales No 1
spring t 81 52a1 SO; winter red ohio 81 u; 81 80
for white Uanada.
~COrn-Opened active 1t $50 for MOL, and e'osed
quiet ct 500 for Mol mixed.
sats-FiTm but quiet at 500 for Ohio new and
cid mixed, and CSC for Illinois old.
BRrleY-N minal.
kye-HOninal
Whtsky-QGiet ct 81 Is.
POrk-HeAVy mess $50 90.
Canal EretGbfN- Ave firm. To New York
Wheat l6o, corn IS, oats SIS.
Lake ImpOrts-For z4hours-Flour 1895 bis,
-seAt 6s,l bu, corn 77,I77, oats ll6,5I3, peas
4,1oS.
Canal sXpOrIs-FOr "a h~Ours-FlOur -,
wheat $3.50, corn 2OO, no, oats $3.50.
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weekly Bank Statement.

New York Stock Market-August IS.
IBI TzLsaRAPH.l
Governments RtOcks-Are Q Bhsde nrmsr.
One year eerti Gates ss4i U. 3 likes Of 1881,
coupons, III; F~IVe-IWenty coupons, 1O65z; Treasury
7 sos 99%; TrD-forty coup ms, 97A.
StOeks=DuW Fort Wayne s65k; Milwaukee
B Prairie du Chen IS; Rock Island I0sH; Toledo
l0l; rOrthvestsm f7z; do preferred ga; Cieve
land & Pittsburgh ~; neW York Central 92L;
Erie e65s; Reading 100; Illinois Central scrip 12LZ.
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Sick AND WOuEDED.-Sixteer men, sick
and wounded, belonging to the 9th Ohio
Battery and the LIST O.. V. L. A, are now
lying at the Home, receiving medical
treatment and the other care they need.
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Y W. o WNsEND D,
NEWS AGENCY,

4. q g. W. Railway Depot and Chea
nut ST. near Post Office,
AEADHILLE, PA
Dealer IN Books, Stationery, Newspapers, MaEa.
zine Pictorials, Fancy Articles, Toys, &C.
Also, Agent for the "OLEvELAED LEADEB," and
PubhIher Of Townsend 4 Dale's Map Of the OIL BE.
roRl Of PslpEIlIAnih &le
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Aug. Is

10y Telegraph
BreadstuBs closed with an sdVsneirE tendency.
~ElOur-Firm; average sa es Without quoiabls
change.
Wneaf-Tirm. Sales 600 Bu red At 81 30;
white 81 80.
Corn-Advanoad Sc. Sales JslIoH at 81 O5.
Wnisky-Dull st 81 IS
Petroleum -lira- sales at &c for c'uds;
5000 Ibis at 6l%a52o ior refined in boLd; free 67A7l.
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SEW ADVERTIsEMEN4s

J. b. Dewitt q Oo.ANeW Goods.
Neutrality-suspicious. for Soldiers.
h. I. Co.-For Ogdensburgh.
n. 7. Co.-For Chicago.
J. II. Dewitt & Oo.-Lsdies' Cloths.
q. N. PAImer-HOuss Wsnteu,
2 o. H.-Board Wanted.
J. b. Dewitt & Co.-Blsck Silks.
J. G.. JeBnIBgs-Flagging for Sale
For Sals-haohine Shop.
J. b. Dewitt & Oo.-ClothiDg.
Fine Chance for CApitslists-Local Notice.
Sabbath School Pio-Nic-LocaI Notice.
Brsinard's Hall-MAmmoth Stereopticon.
J. d. Dewitt 4 90. -4lexSudre's Gloves.
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CITY NEWS.

NEw style of French turbans opened to-
day at Mrs. A. L. SbaE's.
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mIOAeO MAKKEr-Aurust Is

by Telegraph
FIO~ur-Advanfed 1Oel5c, closing firm ct 81 40a
So 40 for fair to choice spring sxIas.
wheat Opened 6Tm selling at 81 a, olt sing
closing inside.
C~OFH-Qulss. Sales At 10 for No l. and Zoe for
Ho2
Oats-Unehanged
observation-disclosures.
HIg~Wines--Quist 81 50 T7%s2 70
FFetghts-9o on wheat and e14o on corn 10
Buhalo.
Nee Ipds-TIOur. $500 bbI.; wheat, 1900 bu,
corn 1870 60 OATS 43,u O
EbIPments-Flour 1870 bbls, $50 600 bu wheat,
1884, O0 bu corr, $4,000 oats.
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BALTIaORE MAKKEr-suEu,t %.

by Telegraph
: Flour Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Frmi pfins scarce
C~Orn-Quiet. 5Aleg white ct s4o.
PrOvisiOns-steaey ard in iair demand. Mess
Pork $50
Oats-Dull at 46a47o.
WhtskY-FiTm ~ " q.
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BBAUBIEN HOUSE, EAGLE HARBoR,
August 18th, 1865.

We, the undersigned, passengers on the
late steamer Traveller, being DESTROYS Of
giving expression to our views regarding
the disaster, which resulted in the destruc-
ton of said steamer, by fire, in Eagle Har-
Dor, Lake Superior, August IL, 1885, do
hereby state, as our belief, that Captain
Albert Stewart, John Johnston, clerk, John
Small, steward John Cable, LIST mate, James
Or rocket, LIST engineer, and sll other officers
and men under their command, used every
axartinn in their poWar to subdue the flames.
and that all of them, in our opinion, are
exonerated from blame in connection with
this disastrous event.
Further, that our associations with them
have been most pleasant and agreeable,
that our thanks are due them for their con-
slant care and watchfulness for our comfort
and safety, and that wherever their lot may
be cast hereafter, our kind regards and
wishes go with them.
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c NIss'N
0lDMAN 4 HADLEY,

FORWARDING aud COmmissiOn
merchants,
For the sale Of Flour, Grsin, Seeds, ProVisions, &C.
once Ne. II Msrwin St., OeVelsnc, 0.
Refer to A. K. Spencer, First National Bank
Cleveland; Fletcher 3 sharpe, Bankers, lndiansg-
oIls; O " Saith, Esq General freight Agent Y.
& l. O Rsilroad, Indianapolis eusIo-oo.
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The receipts and shipments of Flour and Grain
for the week ending Saturday, Aug. 18th, and for
the previous week as reported to the Board Of
Trade, were IS follows:
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Philadelphia Cattle narket--Aug. IS.

~CattIe-Sal's OF 24O0 head beef cattle at INa
1s<c, according to quslity.
Sheep-eAl-s Of 8 COZ ct 6%a74c. and % 50s4
for good stock; 4aBe for Lambs.
SHine-Sales Of 1900 at S15al7 . 100 Ds net
latter rate for prime corr. fed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

LATEST style of French frames just re-
ceived at Mrs. A. L. Shsw's. aug. 25:24O
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29
OsWEGO

OsWBGO ADMINISTRATIONS 2S.
fBT TBLHsRAfH.l
FlOuF-UnohAngsd
Wheat-0Pened bitter with good demand. but
clCs-d q0iet. Calls "hiSago Bpnng, per sample, at
s. 52k
Corn Scarce and market firm.
s-SetTcs.
Canal FreIghts-Unehsnged,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

"LIfs hath but shadows, save 8 promise given,
When lights the future with q fAdeless ray;
o, touch the sceptre."
Use DR.. D. r. seelye's Liquid Oatsrrh Remedy
and you will be abe to Join in the universal oom
msndstIon Of the truly valuable specific. sgsR'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

II. Z. Money MArket-August IS.
IBT FELEaRAPH.l
MOney-Qulte easy at 606 3 cert.
Sterling ExchanEe-Dul and heavy ct
109Za1991% In gold for d st GLASS bills.
Coda shade easier, opening st AK, advance
ing TO l44Z, and closing at 1887,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-29

and Lath during the week ending on Saturday lat
Wers IS follows:
Reoetv 4. Shipped.
Lumber. feet % us, 44O
Shingles, Ho.---.-..---...-z O4osUOO sEo5OO
Lath, o~..-.----.-........ SoZ. COO loViSoO
Dealers report = 60 d active trade duiirg the
past week, and . irmer tone TO The market, though
no very dscid.d change in prices. The stock Of
Clear Lumber Is light, and there is v'ry little com
ing forward in consequence Of which the market
for upper grades is 8 good DIAL unsettled, and
prices difficult to get at, some dealers asking alArge
advance. Our quotations Iepresent the average Of
the market. Common grades are in good supply
and Sl,OOa2, 90 better. Shingles and Lath are I'M
changed and nrm. The tendency OF the market Is
upward We quote as follows:
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-1VEIE97S RRGIBTER.

81 Itlxsns wishing oonVeyaHos 70 sitheL Of tns
above Trains or Boat, win be called for By Ooaehss
A ths OnnIbus once, IGT Superior street, next
door 70 the WeddeIl House