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MARRIED.

In this city, on the 9Th inst f, by the Rev. Lewis
Burton, Rector of st. JOHNS Church, Mr.; JAOOb
kER and Miss ELIZABETH kAUFHOBl'
both OF Cleveland.
In thls city on the 18th inst by the same, MI
-OHRIsTIAN BRUOK and Miss MARY KAUF-
HOBZ, both of Cleveland.
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BUFFALO RsARKKT.-Aur. IL.

FLOUR steady and In mOderats demand,
WHEAT-Market hIm but transactions re-
stricted by violent rain storm.
eales Of 6Ol bush north western club at 90, 1900
bush milwaukee do 81, 5000 white Kentucky Si,i2
6Sld5.
GORN-MArket firm Sales 1900 bush st s4c,
GOO at 35.
OATs-FIrm and in sood demand. Sales of 5000
bush at IS
WHIsKY-AIarket steady Sales 900 .bbls at
l55Sc.
GANAL. FREIGHTs-lIo on corn and l2c
on wheat to New York.
LAKE InPORTS-6,0 900 bbls -four, i60, 600 bus
wheat; O72 On0 bush corn;
CANAL EXPORTS-l50O bbls houI, 5000 bus
wheat, 90 OOU bush corn, $1,000 bush oats
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THE CITY.

PERsoEAL,-We are pleased 10 record the
advent iu this city of ThOs. Kean, Esq, Of
the Buffalo Courier. In view Of the present
state of the country, it may be well to re-
mark that so far as we know, Mr.. Kean is
not " a distinguished officer," but simply a
civilian and an agreeable gentleman.
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- Best quality of Carbon Oil at As
cents per gallon by the barrel. LubrieRting
oil at 20 and Scents. Mess pork, lard, but
ter, hams, dried beOfand cheese, to be found
at Geo. sprague's, oviatt's Exchange.
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IA Hawks have Peterson for September,
Monthly Part of Once Week for August,
another supply Of Dickens last novel,
"Great Expectations" in paper and bound
editions. Also, Harpers' Weekly, n. Y
Mercury, &C., fox this week.
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Brass foundry.

lanes d. ODELL, BRASS
FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURES o.
6rarI Work Of ever description, No. Is Union Sc,
afsE door! from Superior street Cleveland, Ohio. q.
nd Ia the Plumbing Bushes. Beer Pumps Of az
kinds naae and rspllrgd. Bras Casting done daily
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

Va The following from the New York
Independent will bear careful perusal by
those of our readers who have property to
insure. The Continental Insurance Compa-
ny have been represented in this city by H.
F. BraytOn, for ehe last eight years, and we
understand that the dividends paid by him
to policy holders for the years 1859 and 1860,
amounted to over twelve hundred dollars
per annum.
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A. N. ZEvELY,
Third Assistant P. M. General

As IT SHOULD BE.-Capt. J. H. Simpson, of
the Typographical Engineers, who during his
short stay in this city made many friends,
has been promoted to be Major. Capt
Simpson has been an exceedingly efficient
officer, and has performed many most val
liable services.
He has been in the army for twenty-nine
vears
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

REcEvER APPONTED.-The U. s. Court yes
terdhy appointed Geo. Mygatt, ESQ.,, Receiv-
er for the Kinsman St. Railroad Company
on complaint of Thos. Castor, two whom the
earnings of the road will be turned over To
satisfy a Judgment and costs, obtained
against the Company.
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OsWEGO AlARKET-Aus. II.

RLODR-Markst unchanged.
WHEAT-In fair demand.
Sales 800 Chcago spring ae 81, 1000 do at OH
anOat, and 2505 old winter red western Sl,03.
OORN-Market held atSso. Sales 1890 buse In
diana At 81 afiOat
Other grains quiet
CANAL FREIGHTs-S Steady; -four Hc@3
wheat Sc; and corn 7c, % New York.
LAKE IMPORTS 5000 bush wheat; 200 bbls
hour; 80, ,200 bush cOrn.t
ANAL EXPORTR-l657bbls -four; 50 900 bus
corn; Oe 900 bush wheat; 0,00O bash rye.
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OOMMEROIAL.
ULEyELAND mARKEF-Aus. II.

FLOUR Quiot and steady.
WHEAT-Prioes irregular, with sales at an adj
vance, as follows: car red At sOo; car do At 9lci
cars At 02c; cars at sso, all on track; 500 bu from
store at s5ci Indiana red at 97c; and $50 bush
Ohio white Ahoat at O. The market closes steady.
OORN-sales Of 1000 bnsh from store at Sc.
OATS-steady at z3@2Io.
HIGHWINRS-Dul at lsHo.
No sales reported ia other articles.
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ept2T:daER26 Sole PropristOrs, Norwich, G
: For sale b. 81 ong . Armstroag sois Agents
cleveland
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~Ws congratulate our readers upon the
fiscoVery Of . sure cure for Rheumatism, oout and
FeurslFis and all ercgrial Diseases which is ef-
scted without the use Of internal medicines, which
dssroy the constitution and give temporary RELIEF
oniY In iast, It Is the only known remedy eeettng
4 reriect cure, and we fee warranted, from its re-
s5nueudationB In calling the attention Of the az
Ficted and those having friends suffering nom hheu-
natisu, Cont or Eeuralgia OF the Rernicious eects
81 Fercry, 70 the advertisement in another column
al cur 1s,per Of Dr Leland's Anti -RhsumEtio Band
aI-s-,la ~ VIM FISE s.. Gisvelsnd. o feb25
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BLOOD FOODI
BLOOD FOODi
RLHnD E0nnI


10 all suffering hom Consumption ineipient OF
confirmed, or from debility Of any kindi or from
Mental or nervous prostration, brought on by any
csrse; or from scrOfalouB complaints; or from dis
O0sss Of the kidneys or bladder and 70 Ladies SUI
frinr any Of the meny distressing complaints their
- Gre liable %, and which engender Consumption
TIE BLOOD FOOD
h olIsrsd a. q Certain sad Reliable kenedy. Diner-
Ing IN every particular rom the patent medicines Of
ti day Il Is chemical cor bination OF IRON, JUL
PHUR and EHOSPHgBo1, ofVery great worth, and
laauT hundreds bea glad and grateful testimony e
90 bo1eits ID hs1 ssfoTred on them.
CHURUH DUPONT 4lS Broadway New York,
afo the sole pTupri0tors Of the article, and have IN
eorseq ufn nee 81 fTaud attempted upOn the public,
shRnesd the color Of the outsiee wrapper from Ri
% YELLoW and increased the size OF the bottle TO
ounces Be very cautious In buying TO sse that the
ornfs Of their signature is on the outsids OF the
Grapper, a. all others are con sterfsits In oonse-
T1enc of the large demand ior thig article, the fol
oWing dFaPgists have all OrdeTed Gn0 received SAP
17iea OF the new kind, viz.
Ohns. A. Kimball, Wm. b. FRENCH J. q. Hayes,
A. Etsniels, and Hamuel kidder gr., Lowell.
~ sole By VIM. FIskEs Drugg' {, Cleveland,
nffn eDll.dkW
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
eugs-RII
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DIED.

In Oberlin, on Sunday August nth, 1851, after
three years severe sickness, hich vas borne with
Christian fortituds seldom equaled, Deacon WILL
LIAM WHEAT, aged So years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

WISCONSIN, LAEDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres of School Lands stu
ated in the counties of Marathon, Portage,
juneau, Monroe and Oeonto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property lOca-
ted in thevicinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had by inquiring, either by letter or
otherwise, of ALCOTr & HoRToH,
I3s and l4I Water Street,
jyS:S5I. Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

GARDSER's RHEUMATIC AND NEURALeIA
CoKPoUND.-Those who wish TO bo cured of
those shocking diseases, rheumatism, Neu-
ralga or Salt Rheum, will please call at
Strong 4 Armstrong;, 1SO Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, where for one week the
above medicine will be furnished gratis, and
all that will be asked in return, will be that
they recommend it TO their friends and give
q certificate if cured.
Iw H.R. GARDNER.
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~ RefrigeratOrs and water-coolerS, OF
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream fseezerS, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium of ". L. MAEvIS'
No. ~, south-side Public Square,
julyl6tf Cleveland u
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NEWSPAPERS AT NORwALK.-The Norwalk
Reflector publishes list Of newspapers ia
ken by three news dealers in that place, not
including home papers. The total amount
is 3724. OF these there ara 1885 daily and
tri-weekly Cleveland papers; 1922 New
York and Boston, mostly N. Y. rribunes; /;
4S2 Cincinnati $50 Toledo Blades and 1S5
miscellaneous. The Reflector also says
"It is also proper to add that this is about
the minimum number taken during week,
the average being at least one fourth more.
What town Of the same size will do better 2'
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Meig Aapertisenlents.

DICK ED UP-AUaUsT 2D, BY TIE
Subscriber, large RRD DOW, rather old =
The oNner can beFe the same bF Identifying pFop-
erty aud paytng charges. She can Be fouud a. tie
residence q the undersigned In German sottieni nf
Rockport Township
AuelS:s48 JEO. G. sAALEANR.
OST-ON SATURDAY, BRrwRFN
j 4 the Noddell HOUSE aud OhrBtnut street, 4
Brpast 10. representing IN form RU8kBUD ma
Bud was ofgray hair. he finder will De- Well re-
Earded by leaving it at Byder's Photoarsphic
Rooms. angis "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

CHEAP RENTs.-A good story is told in Chi
cago about rents. A party leased fine
house to merchant in good business at
$1,000 year. The panic and war came on.
Tenant informs landlord he cannot pay such
a rent. "What can you afford to pay p
@ Not over half that sum-" 'Very well;
you shall have it for $780," Towards the
end of the quarter tenant informs the land
lord he cannot pay that. "What can you
pay now7" Nothing I am doing no
business" "Yery well-I want ny house
taken care Of, and you may stay with out
rent" A short time after, in passing by the
house, he found the tenant moving his fur
niture, and asked him what that wss for ?
''Why you don't think I am such a fool as
70 stay in that house, when have found a
much better one for nothingG"
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&erOlrers.

NOLTS AND OIHEh kBVU1
\ J me Pistols, double and single lcE Ing p
liiies. Ammunition and porting 4 pelAlll p ~
ysrlefT. chssp Al8o-Oo1reT4 llsAilI =
such a Rods, Rsals, Linesi HooEli ll71lI -
49, Fish Poles n auy qualtisEr 9
IA. HATTEksLEf'8 8 can Sc
Il1 Superior So lI1Fl
~ siring nsatlT sEsou''a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-13

OOsTIvKKEss, OR HAmTUAL CONSTIPATION.
Fcm these ahiictious arise many Of the ailinsu Of
man. We hear daily, people oomplAiR Of headache,
nsr rous debility ste and generally the cause Of the
com pant can be traced to their oonstipsted hahits
reu,edy Tor the cure this trouble is what they
waat. We recommend DR.. Richardson's sherry
Vine Bitters to all 20 afflicted let them take II
thres times each DAY. half an hour before eating their
meals, and they viii fEd cure. Our physiciAns
Fcommsnd i IN their practice, and It's great merits
are fast becoming known IN the Western States.
~ Fhp sherry Wine Bitters are for sale By Z. y.
Gayiord, Strong 8 Armstrong, and 0. 5. HsekenAie,
OsTOlaDd. Q.
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THB BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 THr HUEAE SIGHT EVm IEvHsFEDl
Z. Il E0InM0NA0N-

PrasdeaI esS Seie86fs OPhe:as,
Eespn the elarrsst assortment Of the most improved
kf1dg Of SPEOTAOLEE. All his Glasses wksther
for neaI or far sighted, are ground under his own
Inspection ~ maohineTy ofa new construction, with
80 greatest care to suit the eyes in ell cases.
rnFi1r weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
FYes, and impartinE strength for long reading or
II = soiornonson Eould hers inform the public that
hs never employs any one IN the sae Of big Ienses
~ GiEo. 4 g1Iend IA asaOrtme ofBFf GLAbbEef
sTT0R0SOOPIts OOlfPAsBES, So, on hand.
~ARTIFIOIAB EYES inserted without pain,
5ryI1sSHo. 10 Superior usrset, under American
-, mali.dkW
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MORNING LEADER.
NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Lost-A Breast Pin.
Found-A Red Cow.
Hiram Grlswold-County Central Committee.
Hawks BrO-LocAl Notice.
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ELECTRIC BATH.-Dr. GibsOn's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease of the brain and
insanity. These baths equsli1e the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
smanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfsc-
tion to the sick The plessantest bath
room in the city for LADIES' female oper-
atOr in attendance. Office No. 1T Ontario
street. jy8
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ADAH IsAAos.-Adah Isaacs Menken Hee-
nan has commenced proceedings in the Cir
cult Court Of McHenry county, -Illinois, for
q divorce from the " Benecia Boy"
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Dk. SWEETS
INFAELIBLE LINIHENT,
GREAT EXTERNAL RRBRDE.
FOB RHEUMATISM, GOUT,. Mo bRAI9Ik,
LUMBAGO, STffF MEX, JOINTS,
SPRAINS, BRUISES, GUS AND
WOUNDS, PILLS, HAD
vu-Trnr 7-rfi 1741 nFf7HtR16ffiiaaA 81 - -nfzoannsa

AdEUMALlQ AMI AAAM0U0 NAaa8OAl1a
DR.. Stephen Sweet. Of Connection
The great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of CNnnecticus
Is known all over the United State
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of OGpnecticut
Is the suthor Of 'Dr. SEest's Iniai De LIninsnG
DIR. Sweets Infallible Ointment
Ourss Rhsunatism and never hih
DIR. Sweets Infallibls l.iniment
Cures Burns and sealds imnsdiat y
DR.. Sweets Lnfallible Isiniment
baosrtAin remedy for Neuralgia
DIR. Sweets Infallibls Linimeni
Is the best remedy for sprains and Bruises.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimen
/ Ourss Hsadaehs inmsdiAssly and nsvsr tHs.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
AEords Immediate rsliefEoF Piles. and soldos talI.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures TOOthaehs n one minusa.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Ourss Ouss, wounds inmsdistsly, lsaEias no so1r
DIR. Sweets Infallible Linimeut
Is the best rsned for Sores in the known work..
DR.. Sweets InfaIlible Liniment
IIas hesa uSsd - more than million psoPls aaa
all praise t.
Or Sweets Inlsilible Liniment
ls truly ''igsud In uesd." and every hnIly Gho'a
have Il Rt hand.
DR.. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
u or sale b. Druggists. Price 3 esnts.
RICHARDSON 3 Co,
spg2ldRERq5 Sole Propristors, Norwich. 6
/ For sale b. 81 ong 4 Armstrong Sols Agont9
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Pic Nc EXCURSION TO KELLT's ISLAND,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BETHEL-The fne
steamer, Western Metropolis, Captain L.
B. Goldsmith, will give a Pic Mic E1cur-
sion to Kelly's Island.
Being requested by many who were not
able to go on the excursion had some
time ago, arrangements have been made
with the fine steamer Western Metropolis,
to go on a pic mic excursion to Kelly's
Island, leaving her dock, Saturday, August
18th, at nine o'clock. She will remain at
the Island three hours, giving an OppOrtun-
ity to visit the fine vineyards and the beau
tiful scenery, and return at six o'clock in
the evening.
No pains will be spared on the part Of
the officers Of the boat and the members Of
the Bethel, in making it one of the pleas
sntest excursions Of the season.
Tickets for the excursion, 81, 90 couple,
to be had at the bookstores.
Good music by brass and string band,
will be provided.
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~ The price of the MoRNEs LHADHR to
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty COnts
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LELDHR, 10 Nows
Dealers, 10 One-fOurth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties Femitting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
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HCHAPLAINs FOR ONO REGIMENTs.-There
will be allowed 10 each regiment one Chap
lain, who will be appointed by the Regi-
mental Commander on the vote of the Field
officers and Company Commanders on duty
with the Regiment at the time the appoint
ment is to be made. The Chaplain so ap-
pointed must be a regularly ordained Min
ister of some Christian denomination, and
viii receive the pay and allowance of Cap
tain.
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To FARNERs AND Livery STABLE KEEPERs.
DIR 8. A. Viewers Oerate has been extensively
used BY Livery Stable Keepers and Farmers, and
With one accord they say that for many diseases In
snimAla they hAvo mover found its equal.
On Eorsos, two or three application viii euro the
Scratches, Chaiss, and Calls, whether BY the har-
ness, saddle or otherwise. Wash the wounds clean
and the Cersto freely sppiied win them in fsW
days. II viii cure cracked heels and Cancer IN the
Tongue, Ganksr or Sore Mouth, affections os the
skin, falling on Of the Hair, &c. Sore tsats and
caked udder In Cows are soon cured By this Csrate
RTs0ld b. +. y. Gaylord, o. 8. Mackenzie, 7.
OsFoland o.
A =
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il TsfIIs SHd Stark Oity Mills. Two Of she best
b-snds Family TlOuE IN this nsrkst; ct, z1ncu
imam = HerWin Htl
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WORTHY OF INrTATION.-The physicians
Of Cincinnati have rendered their services
to the esfamilies of volunteers, free Of
ohar1a
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REal estan.
j YMAN LITTLE,

- Dealer IN
EAL ES 7 A I E,
Kespg . Fraat raristT Of Farms and City fr0Pertf
for Sale OF Rent. Also, choice Farming tsanoe u
Nichfrsn, Illinois, Hisopnain- Iowa and Mi5acnrL
lGrODos No. AtHater Building, Oleyelene o.
II EAL ESTATE---E. N. REYES,
AZ, formerly Of tbs firm Of Little keyes,) has
5-e1od 4 Real Estaee Oi1oe N Rouge'e Block cor
- of Superior street and Public Square, and hee
sesssfanflT on hand several thousand acres Of urdt
1-1sfifV Of Farming LHnda In the States Of Iowa
a7fscersin and Missouri 20 exchange Tor city and
so11,fTT nropsrtys also for all kinda Of per8cua
Irobsrfy- Part eash geid q tneosssaTy sprle.R
" ESTERH LAND.---H. ii. LIZ
M TT,E. Of tie lste 6ru Of Litfles KeyeS. b
.SnftsufiT On hsrd large quantity Of me FarInin
T.-SJ n Iova, Wisconsin snd Missouri, g ezchana
f5T city or country real estatei q persona pa p[ort
y..Ss. paYtRR1i
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Milfara.

WESTERN RESERVE RANG
w ERS-OAYALHY.-Want immediately. 40
able bodied Men, fer United states Cavalry
PAt-from SIG 70 S26 per month. Government
Iurnlshes horses equipage, &C
SS-Apply Immediately AZ 81 Superior street.
Cleveland. Augu.t c. lssl:sss =
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FRAHk PARKEE.-Livery and Boarding
stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasHuable figures.
sep24R36:Iy
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E%The Bosom OF Destruction is the fatal
ity among our young and middle aged to indulge in
excess spd debasing habits. Those who are Iearn-
Ing Tor some influence 70 dispel the growing evil,
should road "Hunan Frsilty, or Physiological Re-
BoSFehos u dslineateg In vivid eolors Iior it IL
beautifully ilustrated) the causes and effects of 10
cal and vital disSase and decay, pointing out the
only sure safety valve. Read the advertisement OF
FAriosemar'i IN another column.
Sold bT pT. Barrow, laa Bleecker St. n. I. Prize
cauis. Seat fres Of postage overywhoro. Readths
advartissment Of ''Trioscmar'' IN another column.
Aias sold b. 4. y. Gaylord and william Fisks,
Drurzlats. O.aValand. Ohio.
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CAPTAIN CoFTERs' ARTILLERY.-Capt.C C. s.
Cotter arrived in this city last evening, from
RAvenna, with forty recruits for his battery
of four gnns, which, together with the men
now under his command, make up the ne
eessary complement. The names of the
m IN in the company are:
Capt. C. S. Cottsr, Ravenna.
A. ". Pinney, Private Secretary, Raven
ma.
Charles 6. Mason, Sergeant, Ravenna.
PRIvATEs-E. B. Belding, Austin Bishop,
David Jamison, j. D. Reunard, Henry Geer,
William W. Smith, D. E. Richardson, Ra-
VIENNA; J. R. HOskins, George Croker, E.
Wescott, shalersville; William Brown, Ed
inburgh E. s. Beardsly, R. S. Gilbrath, B.
F. Kelley. A. D. Clark, George D. Reese,
franklin Mills Howard C. Tucker, H. ".
Sears, Randolph; Edward ALLEY, wads-
worth: Solomon Ames, Philo Beard, Wind
ham; T. R. Sanford, NJ. NJ. Whitney, J. S.
Williams, T. Cummings, NJ: schOoler,
Akron; E, S. Shaw, H. Remaler, Samuel
Shelley, George ". Leonard, S C. Andrews,
Jesse Leonard, Cleveland Hudson, Newton
Falls; A. A. McMaster, Poland; C. P. Cum
mings, Meadville, Pa. William Vaughn,
Coatstown.
CUpt. Cotter lett with his men on the early
train this morning for Columbus. The Cap
tain in his selection of men has taken from
the locality in which they reside, young
men highly respected, who go with him as
their commander, because they respect him.
In his discipline he is rigid, but at the same
time he has their unbounded confidence.
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5tt0rnElls at 3attt.
r0SEPH POOL.

JOSEPH POOL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ia SUPERIOR sTREET. oot5eRle
ID p. SPALDING, ATToRNEY 4
nJs Counsellor at Law, No. Perkins Blook
6Isselspd Ohio. seDl
11VTT y G7eT- ELI BRUCI
TAGE 6 BRUCE. ATTORNEYS
4 and Councillors ct Law. once l6s Superior
Street, Opposite herchRnt's Bank, Cleveland o.
A SPER, j. E., ATTORNEY AT
~ Law, Warren, Tfumbull county, Ohio. Qflos
a. 81 nnrkst street. dec3dn
WIILIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
w ArToRNETs AT Law. Ohios No. 30 Superior
trest, Cleveland, Ohio. 8. WILLIAMsONs
Ian2I A. Z. kIDLA.
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DERNARD DEMMENG,


I'D
ARTISAN, MAOHIRIsT AN PATENT MODEL
d A D b
Ne. IA Supc -or street, Leader Building,)
O. AcVRLAHD, OHIO.
BERNARD DEMMENG, having rented the
sstablishment Of b. KonigsloW, is nov prepared 70
contract for manufacturing sewing Machines, and
Al kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
and facilities Tor getting up Models OF Patents.
REPAIRIHG
II your SKATES need fixing, call on Dsmmeng.
II your 3. ling MACHINE is out Of orterp be
Will put Il IN order.
Hs repairs an kinds OF SURGICAL Instruments.
An kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re-
paired.
fy1u should get up a new Patent, Demmeng Il
the man 70 get 40 your Models either In Wood,
Brass, OF Iron, in ths neatost manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
All kinds Of light Machinery put IN order in the
cost expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail ROad Conductors Punches manufactured In
the best manner.
Ran Road Conductors Punches repaired
sN-ln Ac Eerything In the shape Il repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
gH-EntrAnoe 70 shop-l4t snperior street, 1P one
pair Of stairB. BERhARDD I'm MMAhS'
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