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EfTFENssS CTus strength 20 tae Uolce az
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS.
rev are aware Of the importance Of checking
Cough o. Common Cold IN It's first stage tnat
which II the beginning would yield 70 mild rem
edy. if neglected, soou attacks the Lungs Brown
Bronchial 1roches, Containing aemulcent ingredi-
ents, ailsy Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation
BROWNS "That trouble II ny Troat Ccr
which the "Iroches are q specihce)
TROCH FlhsFIng maze ne often 4 mere whis-
perer.
ar-,-,- y. p WILLS.
Dt'O y p - recommend their use 10 Public
TRoCHEs REV. E. L. CHAPLIN.
''hsve proved extremely services
BROWNS Sls for T HosEssRs r.
-,.o,r-,-. Almost instant relief II the dis
DI'O" y : tressing labor Of breathing peculiar
% Asthma.
BROWNS. REV. A. C. EGGLEsToN.
Contain no Opium or anything
TROCHFS injurious"
De. A. 4. HAYES.
ppau-N7,o Chemist, Boston.
DI'O " y , "a simple anu pleasant combina-
'tion foT Coughs, dc
TRC CHES BIZ. 6. T. BIGELoW.
Boston
BROWNS beneficial IN Brono5Itis
III a. /. " Ian L.
TROCHES 81 nav. ,-or.5 ,,sr ol5 i,os'3 o.
tNhooplng Cough
BROWNS REV. b. Y. WARREN.
Boston
TROCHES "Beneaoial when oomPelle5 to
speak, suffering from a Cold
Doou> REV. 5. J. P. ANDERSON.
N4'O W ~ St. Louis.
"Eueet1al N removing Eogrseness
IKUCHES ana Irritation OF tue Throat, so CON.
mon with Speakers and Singers
RROWN'S Prof N STACY JOHNSON.
La Grange, Ga,
'-'-'t Female 81 aIeA GoII sop'n''-
Great benefit when taken before
BROWN Sand after preaching, as they prevent
{Hoarseness From their past effect
TpOTrJTC;I think they viii be q permanent
advantage 10 ne"
REV. E R0WLEY. A. N
DhON y ; President Of Athens College,
Tenn.
= Sold by all Druggists al TWEEN
'TY-FIvE CENTS 4 BOX, =
Want
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may seen incredible. BIT i 10 ial- III a-7 case Oh
Uc-cT viii be refunded
OVER ONE TH0C5ACD BOTTLE
nave been sofa within eighteen months. vI,1--.
single ia'lu-e W-e- taken as directed. and v-----
me least injury 90 health II s-y case
put ur IN bottles Of three different strength VIZ
--l- directions lCr using and sens -v sL---
closely sealed O. oil parts OF the c1ur---
EA--Eo-tull strength. $40 hall srra--
s.. quarter strength, s. per Dot-ll.
= Remember This medicine Is des- le- a.
presslv for obstinate eases. which all other rem.
1le- o. the Elna nave failed 10 cure. also ina.
IS warranted as represented IN every respsc- --
u-lce wl- be refunded. y Beware Of initiate
n enc warranted unless purchased directly O. I'll
81. 1- a. bis Office. Preuared and sold only
Dr.. MatLs-rs Remedial Institute for -Decil- 7 ..
eases. N -. Is L1l1u street. Providence. -.
by. r. IS s. regularly educated Dn7si-Ia-
Ct twenty years practice. giving hrs wllls a-ts
ITO q 90 tIIs specially
Consultation cv letter C- otherwise are s--
confidential and medicines viii be sent 0T ETurs.
secure ~ I observation. TO all pa-ts 1i the Unite
state. Also acc0umodarl01s to- uaugut- ----
abroad wishing -l- secure Erl 1u-e- te-re
with good care. until rcsJore- co. neal-l.
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BEWARE ~ C0rNTERFEIT .

A fso smile Of the signature Of the Proprietor
HARLES BOWEN, Is on every bottle. sold by
Druggists erywheTe.
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syt--..jjlliTe'9 .40ML.SEA nIC
/ 5APECIF1C I'll ' sEME2lEgl
f5r4l-sssS .s.sl:sssz.e
HeqI' =
aee ar. sa5s,aly prsz9 l.,, s7sZ e dr..
--e tsf r-eat ana Ions realzea va1i ~ ts public.
remedies % a. ne more common 111 zin1i-- ---
.la-ca-s -aaec-o- Will snow -1-. vast majority 90
from w-r s-ts- El- de- were. lt --e-- con-
--I-s-ea. s-1. a-t ------ a mere COLI. s--ls aar
-s cu-e- and sa1lue1 70 time becomes ronsu1
fever dangerous CTse--s-T Group u----
.----a. ~.-. -ls powers o. =sa-cle fail 20 ares
Herein these remedies supply great pubic want Beng
.--. ss--0e vou know as once w-ss 90 tas--
-t-la- cause no rspuZuauC--sal-. and hence
risz while the curative effects positive
-s-,4iu rsy are taken os.s EEz l. nroz-a
ana ire danger aliaved
tNu-auce mas amply oc-e-1-cd ne use Of tnsss rene
i-= i-- --lss 1u1 u-1vuts persons. beng
lsr raE sosT snfEE 4ND c1SvEsIEST TEE Hozr FE0NPg
Iaolslrl- s-- and have been using le- for some av
v-s-- r1- - every SECTION Of the couur-. win a-1-
-rvarn- sl--=sz AL speak II the highest terms OF ll
simplicity and certainty. ana anon hundreds
as--- -.- Uniform testimony s.. they give good
s--r--..i FEE tre.- customer
LIST or
utulais srECIUC HOMEOPATHIC RENEDus
Prt-e O. s-1ris Boxe~-c--tE
Cures Fever. ConFssaoz. and Isaauzlao1-
Heat Pain. EesIlessuesz .-.----..--. g.
Cures Worm Fever worm Cole, ysFaaous
s-Cures Cohc. Ies-ria-- Crriss. and Wazefallezs
49, -'-- fesulsnssI q MAJ. .------- -
800 - "a - ., --. -A----7 N---@
Cures Dysenrery OF Bloody Elur. Cole.
ir1t'a-- hills Ooac j 81 i,yse-'s-- ------... =
tIes OnotsI'. N-e-ela MoIo-1- Na1se7- -l-
80. 5 as 49, ~ - -.--- ~
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- -oot--ES-e, facs1--- nervous al
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81. - ia-e-
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PIX .s1~4q E.s- r.~-t,.---
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Svel,7-s - an T- i0t
l--- -tl-er g-ev---- Te-Lt.-.- d.
Weal-~- Servers
1s-C 1r-ss T,ro--- 1851
----.'--- --'.-'--
cures Sea Sickness, Frr-.-.tr-. r.-
s. rr,,-se r-- -,-,-,-S' -7-,-----.- &c
CaI-l- Tsli----' o. I5,5esst.,t--7--.
r.,rras -,.--.----7 II 49, .---.'. .'i ~
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sa-F7-.rae TT----~- T.- - -------.
~ 100 f-e----- --tt-sl-----l5-i-e- ne--r-
,i-rr1-es Fss-r+--1 49, oi -i-'ns { rl1l'-o- 81
- :. 49, - hlellss-- Pressure. --1
Prurit-s --l' -i'l-----
cures Eu1s-lnrs st Cbgrre IF Tao
even Disease d 'is s He a Heat F-'-a,' aa
PRICE OF C.sze
c... +, T...,, 49, .--.--.- --..------
r. DIRECTIONS ---S' PA % CASE ana Boo III,
Case q Fifteen noNEs Nos ! 10 IS, ana r-,. ~
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T EII!I!z!!I:IIillSsSl
klszE1s.IlI!yIs
MRS. WINSLOW
An experienced Nurse and Female Pby.,,.--
presents = the attention Of mothers. he
s 0 Q Z = in z syrup
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINr

with greatly facilitates tno process Of teetnlnr. b.
sofreniu- the guns, reducing all irhammati5a
viii aIIay Ill PAIN and spazmOdlc sctIou.ana
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-02-01

Tlls celebrated Female Ae---
possessing virtues u-Eluw- o. a-.
lE-r- else % the kind. and ------
erecrual after AL ot1e-s nave -a-.
Is prepared from a. l11ll- --
used 1r the natives --- t-s 4-
purpose from time Imueu1---.l-
now t-- the INST time ole-e- Or 81
public il ls dsslCne- --- -
married anu single LADIES ard o. o..
eT-v ues- thing KNOW --- -lz --
pose, as It VIII ming on me u---
~ sickness IN Cases Of OoE-1--
from any cause. Er1 n-te- al. ----
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BRATTGEBORO, ACADEvy.

n "A Il UhU' ACADENI
BOARDING AMI DAY SCHOOL FOR
Il Boys an o1aE 3le-..
Mr. & Mrs A. l. LEAvENwoRTH. FrIncIpa ais
The nrst Session IN these schools opened viii
every room oooupled. one hundred ana seventy
scholars nave ueen DtereI upon 6neir roIls. The
second session opens OF al st1. 1861. AppIlsa-
tons must De made 20 Us early, ss but Few vacan-
clcs viii occur
or Clrcplars, or further information. aprlv o.
the Principals, 81 WEST BBATTLEBOk0'. Vt
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SURE TOREGULATE THE BOWL
Depend upon it. mothers 1t wiz give resi- to7 a--
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GLENWOOp LADIE g SEMINARY
Z FIRST CLASS BOARDING ANu DAY
- r school fo- I0unc Laaies
Ma. AND Mas. HlzAy ORcu--. PE1SclrAL-.
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FkTE BINARY HOMEOPATHY
~ A9fm IN t5o SPECIFIC Homeopath!s Rene
Inc case oouians ten Specific Refncli--
49, u shs % which domestic animals are subi-
80 - = o.tll'cls a1iuai Of directions FIR rse -
pain Hil4 SIMPLE tlst every larrH-- ~ f,r-.ss- ~
" ne me reIneiirs are pui up 20 large an7 va IN
q hsulls A"d re entire 81, and ,ook v o. mi b. a.
Single viss with directions ~ q 49,, -.
express. free Of charre. on resent III 81, 49,. " -.'
Price Of book sirriy - cents
AGENTS WANTED for lice cell
.ugFr 90 eufssusIf-;f, IL 49,. t i7.--
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GREATINDIAN REMFDT
EnE EElT T.ES

MA--1s1s 1yDIAy ExxEsAs0c-
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?, -. -, -s tb;nr more than another FOR
=. -. rIls are so famous il Is their purify
-. .-1-,s-ries especially their power Of cleans
- - $50 from all impurities, and removing
.--o-o,s and s3ypended secretions Universally
s-lortei ss the one grand remedy FOR female com
-ls5Bts. tasT never faI, never weaken the system,
. always bring shout what IS required
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16


We further suggest that the delegates be chos
en- BY county conventions to be held on Satur-
day, the a1st of August.
FELLow- CITIZENS OF 0mo:-Shall the Govern
ment be preserved9 is now the aIl-absorbing
question, and the only one worthy of the eonsid
eration Of the American People. We feel that
no heightened appeal Is necessary to animate
you 70 the discharge of your duty in relation to
It. We feel assured that respect for the mem
ory of your fathers who secured for you the
blessings Of free institutions-a sense of the OBJ
legations resting upon you as the heretofore
peaceful possessors of those blessings, and
proper regard for those to whom you hope to
transmit them, will be sufficient to impel you to
declare with no doubtful voice your unchange-
able determination that the Government shall
not be broken up.
Compared with the interests involved with the
great question all other interests are of but little
Importance. If the Government which estab-
fishes and maintains social order is forever to
ist at the mercy of caprice or disappointed ambi-
tion there Is but little of all that we now enjoy
that will not in the loss of its stability lose its
value Shall 1t be said that we have neglected,
or put in peril, the proper settlement of this
question, by our party diferencesY These are
now of but little moment They are mere shad-
ows to allure US from the pursuit of the sub
stance Without value, nay, disgraceful alike
to victor and vanquished will be those triumphs
of party which are celebrated over the ruins of a
dismembered Government
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
The New stamped Envelopes.

The Postmaster for this city has received
quantity of the new Government envelopes
and with them the following circular, to the
second paragraph of which especial atten-
ton is called:
sIR:
You will receive, herewith, a supply OF
Stamped Envelopes, which, you will OBJ
serve, are of a new style, differing both in
the design and color of the stamp from those
hitherto used.
You will Immediately give public notice,
through the newspapers and otherwise, that
you are prepared TO exchange envelopes of
the new style, for an equivalent amount of
the old issue, during period Of six days
from the date of the notice, and that the lat
ter will not thereafter be received in pay
meut Of postage on letters sent from your
Office.
You will satisfy yourself, by personal in
spection, that envelopes offered in exchange,
have not been used through the mails or
otherwise; and if in any case you have good
grounds for suspecting that envelopes pre-
sented to you for exchange, were sent from
any of the disloyal States, you will not re-
ceive them without due investigation. :.
You will retain all stamped envelopes of
eether with such as you may hereafter OBJ
tain by exchange, until the arrival Of a
| Special Agent of the Department, on whom
you will call to count and burn them in
your presence. On the receipt of his official
| certificate of the amount thus destroyed, you
W Il be allowei credit therefor.
II being impossible to supply all Offices
with new envelopes az onoe, you will deliver
letters received from Kentucky, Missouri,
| Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Maryland and Penn
| sylvania, under cover Of the old issue, until
September 10th those from other loyal
/ States east Of the Rocky Mountains, until
| the first of October; and those from the
/ States of California and Oregon, and from
the Territories of New Mexico, Utah and
Washington, until the first of November
1861.
You are particularly requested to aid in
disseminating the new and suppressiug the
old envelopes, by exchanging with the
smaller Offices in your neighborhood, which
may not, in the ordinary course Of business
| be able 10 Immediately TO obtain supplyO
the new issue from the Department; and
90 far as such offices are concerned, the timC
for exchanging may be extended to on'
month. r & "
On receiving new envelopes, you will re
port, without delay the number and amour
of each denomination of the old issue OIL
hand. -a
At the end of six days, report the amour
of old envelopes received in exchange ant
at the end of one month, the additions
amount obtained by exchange with Post
masters, giving their names, and also tn
names of their Offices.
Envelopes of higher denominations thai
any heretofore used are also ready for de
livery, viz: twelve cent, twenty cent, twen
ty-four cent, and forty cent envelopes. Thes
are all of official size. 81
am respectfully,
Your Obedient servant, ag
--r 81 % A. n. ZEVEsY,
Third Assistant P. NJ. General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
TO THE PEOPLE OF OHIO.

The undersigned, deeply sensible Of the dan
gers now hanging over our national Government,
and impressed with the conviction that they can
only be syerted BY the united action OF the whole
people, In which patriotism shall take the place
Of party SPIRIT respectfully and earnestly call
upon all loyal citizens Of Ohio, who are In favor
Of the maintenance Of the Government, and Of
the vigorous and continued prosecution Of the
war now carried on for the suppression Of the
rebellion against the Government, to meet and
appoint delegates to q UsIoN CONVENTION TO be
held at the city Of Columbus, on Thursday, the
Sth day Of September next, for the nomination
Of candidates for the different State Offices which
are 70 be flied at the general election In October
to wit the Offices Of Governor, Lieut. Governor,
Judge of the Supreme Court, COmpt 0ller, Treas
urer, Secretary OF State, and ono member Of the
Board Of Public Works
To save further trouble in arranging the de-
tails Of this important NOV ement we suggest that
the Convention consist of one delegate for each
thousand Of the aggregate vote cast IN each
county for Supreme Judge at the last election,
with one additional delegate for each surplus
half Of the ratio, varying this apportionment,
however, so % to secure not less than two dele.
gates from every county. and an even number
from all Under this apportionment the several
counties will be entitled to delegates as follows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
NEW YORA nIARKRT-Aug. is.

BY TkLE0nAPn.I
FLOUR-Market lOaac better and somsvhat
unsattiedi demand for export and come eonsump-
9 tlq9 i9 moaerate Private accounts from France are
sales 81 900 bbis al Sllsa4so for supsrfins state;
SIS 6e4,75 for extra statsi S4,4@4bJ for supeFnne
western; SlGoa49O for common 10 medium extra
western S5uf95l9 for shipping brands extra round
hoOped Ohio; $50 6, Tor trade brands do 50 fJr
choice; market tirm and upward.
moderate export demand sales Of 2OO bbls at 81 l5
et,O Tor supernns; s4,6sS7sO for common to choice
RYE FLOUR-sieady at sz.snas.g.
CORN MEALs-merket steady; sales go bbls at
81 p for Brandy vine; ", IS for Jersey.
WHEAT-Continues limited and with a bri.k
market somewhat unsettled. Private accounts from
France report favorable.
Sales 5000 bush unsound Chicago spring at SIC;
bush good TO prime do at Sl,066el,3f; l0,tO0 bush
northwestern club at S'.959i.07; 7,ooO bush Green
Bay spriug at 81, ,i; 0OU bush winter red
a. Sl,2T@l,2s; 29,sr bush amber Iowa ut 81 i41l I5
sso9 sgsh s5 red @ 5tats & az s zoo bush white Ohio
l,s0g bush HhitelKentuoky at 81 ,S50l,s7.
RYE-MArkst firm.
COhN-Mar rules quite firm with moderate
export and home trade demand. Receipts are lin
Sales $500 bush at l9a4I1Sc for unsound mixed
WESTERN 459flc Tor common TO good do; 4S0s9c for
shipping mixed Westerni 5000 for prime shipping
parcels; f905Ic for western yellow.
0ATa-ModerAte request At 26925c for Canadian
32G33c for western and state.
PORK here is only very moderate demand
business doing an the market Is lower
sales ara $50 bbls at $500 for mess; closiog st
Rl0.25 prime.
BEEF-Market quiet but prices steady Sales at
NO91 80 for conniry primei O0e, $50 for country
mess to0O@5,iS for repackd mesJ; $40 @il,ss for
PRIRIE MISS BREF-Marketq quiet and nom
inally UNCHANGED.
BEEF HA6s-seliing ct SI4,OaGI4,5O
a., OUT mEATsE,narket dull and unchanged,
6ko.
BACON-Market quiet and unchanged.
LARD Market continues steady with Sales at
s@94c
B1TTER-ssuinss at 7sIO'<e for OhiOi s@I4e
Tor State.
CnREsE-narkst steady ct sa7N - IDQuAl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

PoEDgR MILL EXPLoDED.-On Tuesday
morning last, about o'clock, two explos-
ions was heard in rapid succession, jarring
the earth and buildings of our village to
such an extent that every man, woman and
child were instantly upon the street 70 see
what had happened. All eyes were imme-
diately directed towards the works of the
Austin Powder Company, where a dense
volume Of whitish smoke was seen rising
and floating away upon the air.
The Wholetown were forthwith in motion
for the scene of disaster, where thousand
parsons were soon congregated. II was found
that the "corning" or kerneling house, con-
taing some fifty kegs of blasting powder,
had from some unknown cause exploded,
shattering the building to fragments, and
completely demolishing and displacins the
machinery. The FIRE was communicated to
the Pressing Mill, containing some rs kegs
| of powder, which was also instantly blown
to atoms, and the heavy iron machinery
thrown 10 q considerable distance from its
original position.
Fortunately, no one was seriously injured,
M 1erson being in or about the two build
ines at the time, though one of their work
| men. being in building but a few rods
| distant. in the act Of canning some powder,
which was in q tub near sn open door ia
| cling the demolished buildings, was thown
several feet from his position, and in his
fright jumped through second story win
dow to the ground, slightly injuring his
wrist in the fall.
The loss vii be light, probably not to ex
ceed 81 900, as the machinery with Sigh
repairs, will answer to set right up agaiL a
soon as the structures can be rebuilt. II
the meantime, having another full set o
| .syls there will be no diminutiCu in th
quantity of powder which is teing turDet
4 f,rIt At these extensive workss-SWmmit Bea
con, AkTVE1 eass
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

Thesteamer North Star, Capt. Sweet, ar
rived from Lake Superior about 8 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. We are indebted to
Clerk Bolts for thefoIlowing memosanda Of
her trip down:
Left ontonagon on Sunday, the 11th, ct
P. NJ; schooner Ford lying there. Net
steamer Cleveland near Eagle River. Left
Eagle River at 1880 P. NJ. Left Eagle Har-
Dor at 5:30 A. N. on the 18th ; Copper Har-
Dor at 8 A. NJ; Portage Lake at Il NJ. The
schooner New London was unloading at
Portage. Ten miles from Portage met the
steamer Northern Light. Left Marquette
on the 18th at4P. NJ. The schooners Major
Anderson, Tracy J. Bronson, St. Paul, Levi
Rswsen and Middlesex were at Marquette
also the Government steamer Search, Capt.
Mead. offGrand Island passed the schoon-
er Return. bound down. Left the sault on
the 14th at A. M. The schooners Aus
trslfa and Col. Ellsworth were lying there
The Ellsworth, when in tow ofthe tug Ives
ran on the rocks at n Nebish, and wss lightened
of by the Australia. She viii unload hel
cargo of ore at the sault. Net the steamsl
City of Cleveland in Saginaw Bay a. s P
NJ, and the Iron City st A. NJ. Ofthe 18th
The North Star brought down 2 tons o
Bohemian copper, Is tons National, 10 ton
.kmygdaloid, % tons Cliff; 81 tons pig iron
lie hslf-barrels white fish.
The North Star win leave again for LAX
-srlos ron HuzssY & McBide's dock, OF
Sat ETspd pleasure excursion, &C
sH0'ny - Iielaadf 18th Regimen
com ''HiS. .zaning next, 18th inst
~ q o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16

Carr. J. ". sPRAeUE.-We are glad to
learn that Captain sprague, of Huron, now
with the sprsgue Guards, Company E, Ohio
Seventh Regiment, has at last yielded to the
solicitations of his friends, and consented TO
enlist regiment of volunteers for the war.
Capt. sprsgue has superior ability for &
commanding officer, is extensively and most
favorably known in Northern Ohio and we
would be glad to see him take the command
of such regiment as would enlist under
him. We hope the contemplated arrange
ment may be speedily completed.
The busy season is over and regiment Of
good men might be spared from the circle
of the Captains acquaintance. Let the ar
rangement be made by ell means.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-16
MIsCELLANEOUs.

We clip the following Items from the Detroit Ad-
vsrtiser of the 18th;
FRox LAKE suPERioR-Steanler Illinois left su-
periOr City on Thursday, Aug Sth, ct l07 a N
The arrival of the Illinois was quite an event to
them, being the first boat % the season. fha en-
countered g 10 Of Wind from the n - on Saginaw
Bay, and lay there until the evening Of the 18th.
The Illinois cargo oSnsists Of IS tons insot copper
from Portage Lake, So tons mineral copper from On
tonAgon, IS tons copper from Quincy Mine, and 10
rom ri sheldon & Co-the first shipments Of that
production from Lake Superior ID - 'N
The barks Alexander and Thomas + Park lie With
in five miles cf each other ashore at Long Point
They probably have sustained no serious damage as
yet.
The bark FontanslIe and schooner Adriatic rtach-
ed K. llys leland, the former with her foremast
sprung, the latter with the loss Of deck load Of
slaves and her small boat. 80
The schooner Miami also came to under Kelly's
Island, but was found TO be leaking badly, and 80
a ally proceeded on TO Toledo. She had on board q
cargo Of grEin destined for Oolborne. si1t-
The propeller Burlington is hard aground on the
Ruby has zone to her relief with steam pump and
other apparatus for getting her on.
The Detroit Tribuus says,
The schooner Midnight. bound up, is aground on
Poach Island Lake St. Clair, and this morning re-
port says she was pounding badly and in 3 some
what pqrilOus situation. tug has gone 70 her re-
lie With the view Of lighting hey, when she will
probably te got of without sustaining serious dam
age. She has on board part Of a cargo Of coal.
ASHORE The following dispatch to the Buffalo
Commercial, from Port COlbOrne, is dated August
18th: rsr
There is a bark ashore on Long Point, hroadsids
on, and loadtd The Captain Of the propeller BAY
State says she is painte4 white with yellow streak
He supposes her to be the Thomas Pork. Captain
Smith, ofthe Northern Belle, says that the bark
esh0re on Long Point is black.
To this the Commercial says: --l -.r
There may be two vessels sshors on Long Point
Captain Nsuce, OF the bark City Of MilWeukeei
which arrived here yesterday afternoon, reports see
ing bark ashore on the Point and that she appear
ed neWsy painted white, and that be saE portion
Of her crew in the rigging. o..