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lTbe CINCINNATI Commercial says

The CINCINNATI OoullleIcihA hags'
There was a typographical mistake in
the resolution of the Union State Con-
vention indorsinc President johnson,
as il stood in print yesterday, that
should be corrected, as there may De
very shrewd persons who will detect s
shade of meaning in the change; and
there are intelligent beings who hold
that words are things in platform.
The resolution, accurately printed, IS
as follows;
Cd. That President Andrew johnson.
bv his unwavering devotion to the
Union through years of severest trial,
has ssors our confidence; that we cheer
fully indorse the policy Of his admins
/ tration looking to the restoration Of
peace and civil order in the so-called Sc
ceded States, and that, as Union men
of Ohio. we will give him our hearty
and undivided support.
The italicised word was yesterday
printed no'c.
LvmER.-Knight 4 Bro. are Unloading
a. their steam Elevator, on Rolling Nil
Bjll. q barge containing sSo,eOO feet o
white pine lumber, embracing all kinds o
clear and common plank, framing hmbers
ioiee. and scantling, IS follows;
2x4-ls. IS, ank q feet long.
, sxs-Is, 20, and % feet long.
{ 2xs-20. q, "A and 80 feet long.
= 2J1xs-20. e and p feet isng.
e 21sxiO-ls and % feet long.
: aExI3-20 feet long.
{ 4x6-20 and SO feet long.
Axs-20 feet long.
p sx4-B, z, 10, IL, IS, 20 and g feet long.
& Also Isl, goo feet choice white pine iOorini
y of ALI widths, for the lowest cash prices,
. Knirht 4 Bros. Lumber Yard, n
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Edward II. East, Esq, arrived at home
last evening from Warrington.
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We are authorized to announce A. Z. GAERE'
as candidate for seat in the next Congress Of IN
United states, from the Third Congressional D-sl
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E. n. Davis, sewanee News Depot, has
received all the latest publications. Go
and get reading for Sunday.
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0NPaPsrs for sale at this Office. The
largest in Tbs city.
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Lew. smith's benefit at the New Theatre
Tuesday night.
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Summer Hats, "new styles" just reeeiY-
al r. q. THOMPSON,
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71FTH coNGREssIoNAL DISTRICT

We are authorised . announce NJ. a. bRikSi ~
candidate for Congress in the Filh Consressional
District, composed OF the counties Of williamson
Davidson, Wilson, Summer, Robertson and Cheat
b.,o junels-td'
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Ed. wightat Lew. Smiths benefit Tues
day night.
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VIZ. P. EATOS & Co, are our sole Adver-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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10 the Voters Of the Sixth Congress
siOnal District,

C5mpossf Of tss oo,naes q laurence. W0Sne, Har-
An. Decatur. Rs7yi, L7cis, AinTy, Hickman, Dick
son, Erslphregs. starart aud Montgomery:
take this method Of announcing myself q can
date to represent you in the next Congress Of the
United States and respectfully ask your Suffrage at
the election on the FIRST Thursday in August next
~ D.B. THOMAS.
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A GARD.

rYyHE undersigned keeps constantly Ga hsod
well assorted stock Of Iron, Castings, Nails,
Hoes Flows. Cotton Scrapers ThrashinS Machines,
Corn shelters, SgrSw Cutter, Wagon l1fnbsrt Pre-
Pries. and Clay, Hydraulic Cemeut, PLASTER Pans,
Brass Tea ana Porcelsln heftess hope, fuLles
pioe-s- t7ripsissones, Buckets Tubs, Brooms,
Flour. lard, snd Groceries, snd VARIOUS other AZ
ticlAs REQUIRED ior CITY aud country Trades which
IVY WIN. LYON Co,
r,avfl-Su, Is Market strpCsl
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WIN. CAMERON q CO.. Publishers.

SUNDAY, JUNE ., 1865
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ofHce on Cherry street waited. YPply
70 DR.. Aborn, Room No. !, oommsreia
Hetel. iun2a-tl
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. ~
We are authorised TO announce Col. VIZ B.
srokEs, OF DeKalb, 9sndidsie for Congress IN ths
third Congressional District. leio-u
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Prc-NIc.-It was my good fortune TO be
an invited guest TO picnic excursion, on
Friday, the sd inst, Of the MeKendree
Church Sunday School, held on the battle
field Of Stone River. Through the kind
ness Of the military q special train had been
provided to leave the Chattanooga Depot at
9 a m. and 70 return at p. m. The day
was beautiful, and the young hearts were
truely happy in the enjoyment Of SO pleas
ant a trip. Once upon the ground, so re-
Gently the theatre Of bloody conflict, the
youth Of both sexes mingled in ali the ra-
tional festivities of juvinal delight. A free
and bOuntiful repsst was served up in the
Sylvan Grove, amid the merry shouts and
laughter Of the happy crowd. The older
ones could not but reflect how costly was
the sacrifice and how quietly slept the un-
numbered dead, who had consecrated that
hailOwed spot by their own bloOd-that
great, free, and glorious people might
heneeforth miDgle in unrestraiued freedom
in all the lawful pursuits Of life, liberty and
happiness. A noble monument and beau
tiful monument will shortly render this far
famed field Of glorious but bloody record,
place Of extraordinary interest and beauty,
when the plastic hand of the sculptor and
the creative genius of the landscape gard
ner shall have adorned the native forest
and undulating grounds, with all the vari-
ETY. and skill Of their respective arts. After
a day of free and gladstone pleasures the
gay throng Of young ard old turned their
faces toward Nashville, and am happy to
record that no untowaFd accident occurred
TO mar the happiness Of that delightful
and long to be remembered picnic celebra-
tion upon the battle-ground and bank Of
Stone River. NJ.
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JOsrrH B. orISHr,0f the Natioaal Bz,sasr,
is or sole Advertising Agent for Gin
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For Sale as this Office, one good second
ha6d Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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For sale at this office, one good Tobacco
Screw. win be sold cheap for cash.
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% Cherry street, near Union.
jun2Ltf
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Our JoB oFFIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the nestest style, and at the loves.
49, - H. r..
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Mrs.. Lincoln asnts reply 10 iae Empress
Eagenia'a letter Of condolences,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23
FINANCIAL Z COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVBHIHes sept y, looos
The lcc.I money market presents no essentially
new feature TO-DAY. Bankers all report . demand
for currency in excess Of taeir ability to lcan and
8 considerable amount of psper is being refused
daily. The determination Of the Banks seems 10 be
to accommodate at present none but customers
An mprovem mt In the d. post line OF some Of the
Banks is noted bat not sufficient to mstsrelly Af-
feet III, aggregate supply. Exchange is extremely
scarce, and the daily demsnd exceeds the csipss.
The general rates sre par buying snd sex p1eni-
selling, though we hear Of trsasActiOns ct "a on
buying.
In Ciuc matt the demand for money is improv-
ing, aud currency balances are being reduced. kx-
change is in comfortable supply, though not easy.
The Chicago money market continues close.
Cello was not SO nr@ to-day, tha price declining
10 from yesterday, closing at 1857. Tha customs
demand continues active and the export demand Is
ol the increase, but the probable anticipation Of
the FIvs-twenty coupon intseest snd the Gales be-
ing made by Government, prevent an sdvancs.
Ia our general markets to-day there Wss DO
marked change either to business or prices. The
trsds demand for Flour ia continued upon prttsy
fair SCALE bnt the volume of tusne.s is sili small.
Tt ere Is not Sufficient doing IN Whest to deter
mine prices, and we can only give nominal quota
tions. Corn is IN more demand and nTmer, but
we heard of no transactions to-day. We hear, how-
ever, OF shipments Of one two csrgoes. Oats are
in very little inquiry aud without quOtable change
Provisions and Produce are firm aud unchADt ed.
The demand for Butter continues goo1, and bettsI
inquiry existed for Eggs to-day. Cheese dull.
Highwines are firm, but there Is very little do
ing. Petroleum continues in good demand and
firm, o'osing 10 better.
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
lug articles during the twenty four houn ending
| At seven o'olock this morning: fa-.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

j. R. sHIPHERD & Co.'s MILLINERY STORE.
We took occasion yesterday to look
through the establishment of J. R. Ship
herd Co., No. 227 Superior street, and
certainly did not feel at home among SO
much delicate beauty and fnery. It be-
comes man to walk softly in the presence
of so superb stock of millinery. We have
no hesitation in saying that this firm have
on hand now the largest, choicest and
most carefully and tastefully selected
stock of millinery ever brought to this city.
The store is cloud of lace, ribbons, ETC..
etc. It has been recently enlarged in order
to connect the jobbing trade with the pres
ent large business of the firm.
Special attention should be called to their
extensive and various stock of velvets and
ribbons. And then there are bonnets, both
French and of their own manufacture. We
saw some French bonnets which were
bought Of the importers, just to serve as
models, from which orders of any size can
be supplied on short notice. We suppose
they are very beautiful, but our eye, we
confess, is uninssructed in such ;eriaI mat
tors. The ladies went into ecstasies and
exclaimed "Whst love of bonnet l''
They dared to take the fairy article in their
hands. But as for US, we would not have
touched it for the world. We belong to an
other sphere.
If it is thought that we exaggerate the
beauty and perfection of these things, let
the skeptic, whether man or woman, go
and see for themselves. Remember the
place-227 Superior street.
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Hostetter's Bitters ON the Battle Field.

AAOSScIsCE-b nAAtcLS OM 1nc RotAAC AcAus
1t is satisfactory to know that our field hOsPi-
tails no longer uusupplied with this lite-ssvipg
pr,prstion. Soldis-s who, as private citizens,
had become acquainted with Its properties, have
in many inst.noes made special request that
BOSTETTE rs STOMACH BITTEBs might be
added to she medical stores OF their regiments and
their wishes have not been unhseded. As a means
Of sustaining wounded men on the battle field and
of enabling troops to bear fAtgulDg marches under
q blazing sun, It has been streuuously recommend
ed by distinguished medical men, and the prospect
is that will eventually .upercede all the sdultera-
ted tirciures, liquors and dangerous TOHics that
have hsretofors bsen oonsids ed medicinal staples
The fact that q AL quantity OF the Bitters mix.
ed with wa from any Of the Southern or South
western rivers will prevent it from affecting the
bowels or the liver, should be borne 10 mind by
Army Ehysioians, soldiers, and all who have occa.
sion TO visit those po- tioas OF our country. The
man who uses dO5TETTER's BITTERs in con.
fOrmity with the directions. may Fet ct defiance
IntermiItenr Fever and all other dis.ares genera
ted by the action Of an unwholesome atmosphere
upon an oVertsxed fIams. septls:24S, lwdhw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

A CAEs or SELR-POIsORIKG.-Professor
Salisbury will to day make an analysis of
the contents Of the stemsch Of the man,
William Lough, who was found dead in his
bed at the residence, of his old friend Mr..
schotter, No.7S Han over street, West Side,
Thursday morning. He was on visit to
Mr.. s. sud purposed, on going TO bed, to
start for Baltimore .shsnext morning. But
he was found eoiI in deA tn, with small
vial in his hand. A post mo- rten1 examina-
tion revealed the fact that c. the organs
were in normal state except d 10 stomach
which Was somewhat infsmed. 1ne Coro-
ner's jury were not able TO give ~ Veioict
yesterday, but will probably rendea 70
day. Deceased was 8 druggist Of New
York city. He seemed TO DO in perfect he attn
and excellent spirits on retiring the eve u
ing previous TO his death.
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DIED.

BUT1GIHsOH.-At HGrvey, Lake Superior
eeptembar 10th, 1865. suddenly, of Hemorrhsge o.
the Lungs, MIs. n arIies Z. Hutchinson, sged 81
years.
sTEVEN5.-In this city, september 18th, 1865
Peter Stevens, Esq-, sged SO years
The above tV funerals will take place from ih'
residence of a. s. Stevens, No. 1s5 St. air street
sunday, ct o'clock P. NJ.
RUSSELL On Friday, 22d ST., Mrs Nancy
Russell, aged IL years.
Funeral on Sunday, at o'clock P. NJ from thi
residence of her son, George q. Russell, Ess
Cleveland.
The funeral OF Nina H. Miles will take place al
45 Huntington street, Saturday, September 23i al
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aEv TOEK MAnKET-seps. "a.


Cofsam-DulI. Salsu at zk0851<s for msddling,
chiefly the inside price, aud BY auction 70 gay,
for Government account, lbOO Dales 9eiie A. asza
for gocd niddliog; 1870 for strict miooine, H7Se
for New Orleans middhng; 42Ho for gooo ofuihAiJ
and 3A1 20 for ordinary
Flour 10000 better, with more doing; N
sales st 81 sJ@s 90 Tor extra ststa; 81 lo9I ~
superhn +WssteIn; 81 9Oas s5 for common to me-
dium xtrs western; ss 6Oas s5 for common 10
good shipping brands extra round hoop Onlo,
50 90@lO 81 for trade brand-; maTket closing Drm
WhiaSaT-Firm. ssles usster n At 81 2s1zsQ 20.
WheaS-2c batter. sales 1t s. b49l % ior
Ohiosgo spSng; 81 660l IS fer MilWaukes cluoi
81 65vS$l 66 br amber AilWaukee; ~ eo9z W Tor
new amber state; 81 o for new amber western;
81 2s@2 80 for white western; 81 90 for old winter
red western.
Rye-ouiet-
Rarley-Quiet snd steady.
COrn-l ct better. sAlss at s9093, for uu-
sound, snd eS1%0s41<c for sound miIsd western.
1c better with more doing. Sales Of = 9
SAC for OF sound new ana old western; 661z96I1zc
for 1ound new ana old western.
Rice-Dun
aSOfee-Dnll
8ugsF Steady. Cuba MuscavadO at ls IA,
| HAvana l32zc.
MOiassea-DuII
WOOl-Dui.
PetrOIemm-Q Quiss and firm. Sales at $40 %
crude; 6s@6lc ior refined in bond, and 6o96ac 10
/ refined res
Pork Quiet aud keavy.
sales at S32 2oee32 s711 for new mess, olosini
at IS Sl] for ca b. S3I UOoo31 30 for Jo3s-A mess
S96 eO926 50 for prime; S2s 371zs2s IS for prim
i mees.
/ Reaf-Mo.e active. Sales at s. 59@l2 90 70
plain mess, and SO OOs1i 50 Tor extra mess
i Eseaf Hams-Dul.
ant Meate-Unoharge1.
! RacOm-DnIl aud NJ mtnsl.
I.arGS-Hightr. sales ct 2411292s14c
Butter-Active and higher. Es.es ct 2Sg4
| for Onto
Gheaae-Steady at I2al615o.
FreIghGA- To Liverpool, dull and nouinai
| lower.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

COMMENDABLE PRoMPTKEss.-The Detroit
Tribune says: "We are informed by
Messrs. j. T. Whiting & Co. that the Com
mercial Mutual Insurance Company oi
Cleveland, Ohio, have paid their risk Of
$4,000 on the hull of the propeller Pewa-
bic, lately lost by collision with the pro-
pelIer Meteor, on Lake Huron"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

FREEDMEN's AID SOCIETY MEET1xG.-Rey.
]. W. Logan, of Syracuse, N. Y, Captain
A. R. Green, of Philadelphia, Pa, Robert
johnson, of Richmond, Va, and others
will address the above society at the Ohio
street Methodist Church at three O'Clock
tomorrow Sunday afternoon. We, know,
personally, that Mr.. Logan is a very enter
tanning speaker. The public are invited to
attend
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

WELL DESERVED PRONoTIoH. We are
pleased to learn from Columbus, that our old
friend, Captain E. Il. Eggleston, of the End
Ohio Cavalry has been prOmOised to Msjor
of the same regiment, as recOgnition of
his gallantry and bravery in action and
patriotic devotion to the interests of the SER
vice. Msjor EgEleston entered in '6I as a
private in the 2nd Ohio, and has since filed
every Office, both commissioned and non
commissioned, in his company. Twice hes
he been wounded while bravely doing val
lent duty. The many friends of Major Eg-
gleston in this vicinity will be pleased to
hear of the well deserved promotion. May
other well-WOn hOnors be the reward of his
gallant career.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23
PIFTsBURsH PETK0LAUa MARKET
Especial report for the Daily LEAprn.I

PITTsBUReH, September $500 ?. n.
The OIL ma ket is very firm, ana prices are look
ing up. Crude il held out of the market, and ex-
trsVagant prices demanded. The advance a. the
wells has set dealers wild. No correct figures could
be obtained. Receipts tod were only 100 bbls.
Refaed is held higher. The following sales were
made early this morning; 100 bblS Chaurion, free,
at zoe 500 bD nded' October delivery at PhilA-
dsphia at SOC; 1000 bbls. deliverable in PhIIadeI-
phia October 18th and November 10th, at 500; 500
bbls for December on spot at 500.
Beuzole advanced Free sold at z0c.
Tar is steady at $500.
Buyers are crOwding the market, but sellers are
Crude. VIII keep you advised.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

HAMPERS MAGAzIEE.-We have received
from Cobb, Andrews & Co., Harper for
October. 1t is fully up to any of its pre-
decessors in interest and merit. j. Ross
Browne, Dickens and Wilkie Collins con-
tinue their admirable serials. "Sherman's
Great March" is finely illustrated. There
are many very readable papers in this
number. For sale by Cobb, Andrews & Co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Another large audi
ence greeted the repetition of " Rosedale -
lass evening, and the finer points of the
play, so admirably rendered by the excel
lent company of the Academy, were receiv-
ed with the most satisfactory ezpres-
sions of flavor and approval. The new mem-
bsrs of Mr.. Ensler's compsny are nightly
gaining in the regard of those who witness
their performances, and We hare yet to hear
q word of disapproYal. Rosedale will
20 ,ivcu for tho last time this evening, the
C5uidocke ,g snnounced for Monday
night.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

BELLEFoHTAINE RAILWAY CcNPANY.-At g
meetingOf the Directors, held on the 21st
inst. at indianapolis, stillman Witt, Esq,
of this city, YVES unanimously elected Presi-
dent of the Company, in place of Governor
Brough, deceased and Robert N. Brown,
Indianapolis, the present excellent su-
perintendent, was chosen Director.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

APPOINTMENTS OF Mr.. MAHLoN CEAScE.-
The following appointments of Mahlon
Chance, Esq, made recently by the State
Central Committee, have been published
in the State Journal:
Elyria-September 9th.
Medina-September 2Sth.
Akron-September 29th.
Chardon-September 3Oth.
New Lisbon-0ctober 4th.
YOungstown-October 5th.
- Mr.. Chance is an able and eloquent
speaker, and will do good service in the
present campaign.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

MPosITIoN.-We made statement yes
terday of the case of Charles Winters, mem
her of the 10th Q. V. c., who has become
blind from disease contracted in the service,
and announced him as worthy object of
public charity. We find that he imposed
on US, and We therefore cancel all that was
said. Wedid not notice the date of the
testimonials he received from prominent
men in town. Thsy were received
a year ago, since which time, We learn
on reliable authority, he has led a very dis
solute life. His family support themselves.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

BURNED HIS HANDs.-Two boys were play
ing in the City Forge yesterday when one
of them, Jimmie Brsvard, who lives on SOth
street, picked up piece of iron to throw
in play at the other. The bar looked cold.
hnt IA -As piping hot, and the boys hands
were very badly burned.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23
LOUAL NOTlUKS.

DIarrhea and Dysentery.-wsh have ex-
amined great nuuber ofletters from me Of the
most prominent citizens of Cincinnati aud Coying-
ton. ETC., speaking ia tha highest terms Of DR.
stricklsnd's Anti-Cholera Mixture for the cure
diArrhoea and dysentery. The letters are too long
to publish. Mr. Woods, Of oovington, says he
was pronounced incurabls by the best doctors in
Cincinnati and bottle of DR. EtrioF lAdds An tt
Cholera Mixture effected a permanent cure after
suffering for months with the worst form Of diar.
rhoea and dysentery' For sale by Druggists.
BENTON q DnNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
my6:R5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

COMMITTEES MEETIEG.-The Board of Trade
Reception and Finance Committees are re-
quested to meet at the Mayors office to-
night at seven o'clock, to make final ar
rangements for the reception, &c, of the
European guests. who will arrive here next
Monday night.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23
Ell. BALDWIN 6 co.
ciU offer 500 dozen
| EMPRESS KID GLOVES
net0 Gat1sn eolOrs, at one dollar per pair.
W. .nLes "a nru qooda for cnah .nl

The sales of Dry Goods for cash szcIu.
sivsLy and at Cps Price" astonishes. the
gdhereRts of TIE old fa4hiozed credit and
many priced syStens-6ut the people like Il,
especially lOhe11 accompanied By prices 10
to Is per cent. 6el0V those of The credit
houses. We hare tested this system of
"One Price" (hGring all our goods marked
in plain fgures) for many gears, and find
our sales hare more than qslGdrHpIed since
its adoption. With q stock of goods EnSar-
passed By any IN the country l0s propose to
offer 10 oar patrons this season Inducements
not O6t0inG5te eLses0here.
e. l. BALDWIN & co.
sspt1s254
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23
MARINE NEWS.
Ps1RT or CGEVEGAHD,

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED.-.,, September 2l-22.
sfmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Orontss, WetmOre, Buffalo
Prop Pacific, Kelley. Ruffalo
Prop Badger state Gebhatd, Bufao
Prop Portsmouth, Dewitt, buffLiO
Prop Tiogs, eisson, Buffalo
Prop Granite State, Bisnop, Detroit
Brig Paragon. Lincoln, Bay City
echr Eveine Bates, Foster, Marquette
Schr kRcer, Huntoou, Hought0n
schr W kaynor, Powers, Buffalo
OLEARED-...september 2l-22.
S'mr City Of O'evelsnd, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffa
Prop Orontes, Wetmo Q, Toledo
Prop Badger State, Gsbhard, Chicago
Prep Port mouth, BeWitt, Toledo
Prop Granite state, Bisho9, 0gdeusburgh
Schr Jennie Anderson, Galway, Grand HaVtn
echr PeTseVe snco, Ray, prescott
scow lime Rock, FaTgher, Port Hope
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-23

COlOred Students in Eastern Colleges.
OBERL1E, ONO, September 2I.
Me-. EDITOR: Allow me to advertise you
of the fact that there is in the Freshman
Class at Dartmouth one colored student.
can personally testify that Brown, in
my own native city, refuses admission to
others than whites.
Harvard and Dartmouth to stand upon
the same principle with Oberlin, and it is to
be hoped thatthis principle will soon be the
basis of every institution in the country.
With respect, r. B. W.