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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
NEW ARRAwanMENT.

7 u. HUMPHREY, having dsPo.Ss9l :. +.
- the Dry Goods department of his store, w. ,,-a
after enlarge the manufacturing department ID
branches, always keeping on hand the most >.Ht =
sortment of BOOTS. SHOES & GAITEHN. o'l. 'l....r-s
and eastern manufacture, and at the lowest Pa!'u5t
at which reliable work can be sold. .:,a y
Thankful Tor past patronage, the Suhscr'oef NV ',t
attention of the public as well TO his eNtensi', ,s
Boots and Shoes to the largest and best ,pgyi
SOLE * UPPER LEATHER, KIP NhlNS,5 ~ n
and AMERICAN CALF SKINS MOROO - Al
INGS, SHOE THREAD & SPARABLho; h' md
Flat head TACKS. and in short every tllD7r has
found in Finding Stores. Also, large sto'A "
FAMILY GROCERIES, Al rr4I
Nails Saddlery aud Common Hardware, N'' -
cheap for Cash. ,,r.,pHrEI
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4 CARD..-J. II. CAREY reSpectinIl!, ~, h, y
IA the citizens OF Towanda and vicinity 0GN
lie generally that he has commenced Inc ',,rprf 1
business IN this place shop over MeSsTSS ~, vsrse
Co.. store where he will make to order all .,,oi w 81
kinds Of gents garments in all the latest .as On
notice. ; S'' share re- u public paAonasc NF'"7
ed Aug I, i6aG
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BOOK BINDING.


in all its Branches in the latest and approved styles
and on the most favorable terms
Having secured permanently the services of Mr.. II.
c. WHTEKAR, finished workman from Philadelphia
and having added extensively to the fixtures Of the
giving greater facility than tormerlywe can pre-.
to the public the positive assurance of our ab
ity to please patrons.
Fs- Customers should be particular to remember that
She Argus Bndery is in the Argus Building as form
erly (rst building north Of the Ward House and is
nected with Book and Stationery Store and Printing
Office, where all work should he delivered.
CAUTION-We are compelled in justice TO ourselves,
and old customers well to prevent Imposition
upon the public generally TO caution them against sort
that falsely holds out to the public that it is
the Argus Blndery This fraud is practiced doubt
with hope of dcludng the Public. Against this bold
and deliberate attempt to deceive, they are hereby
toned.
So Particular attention paid to re Binding All work
guaranteed.
30 Country Produce Of all kinds taken in payment
for work.
GF- Having made complete arrangements, we are pre-
pared TO Rule and Bind BLANK BOOKS TO any style or
patten at prices as low elsewhere.
Sowanda March ) 1860 E.A. PARSONS.
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LADD, WEBSTER, d CO..
IMPROVED TIGHT STITCH
Sewing Machines !!

DRICES reduced to $50 and upwards, for
Z Fam lies and Manufacturing establishments. Let
Manufacturers Planters, Farmers Housekeepers or any
other persons in search of an instrument any
kind of kind Of Sctoing done bY machinery, make
they the best, by examining ours before pur
chasing.
4 few Of mady reasons why the SEWING MACHINES
of LADD, WEBSTER & CO., are preferred above all
others
/ They are 80 remarkably simple in their construction.
5 child operate them and understand the mechanism
D They the strongest Sewing Machine made. 1t Is
almost impossible to break or get them out OF order
3. They are in their operation; finishing the
work in a uniformly perfect manner.
T. They make tight lock stitch alike on both sides of
the work which cannot be unrare'ed.
;. They stitch hem, bind, fell and gather, with
out bGsting.
G. They equally well the lightest and the heaviest
fabrics.
l. They sew over the heaviest seams without changing
the tension or breaking the finest thread.
s. They any No. Of Cotton, Thread OF Silk directly
from the spool.
g. They use a straight needle curved ones are liable
to break.
10. The needle has a perpendicular motion This is
absolutely necessary for heavy work.
IL. They have tgh6e feed; others are in COnstan
contact with the work
II. They run easily and almost noiseiesS'
IS. They are liable 10 oil the dress Of the operator
II. They do not require Screwdriyerto set the needle.
Is They do not have to be taken apart to oil or clean
l6. They capable of doing greater range of work
and in peTet than any other Sewing Ma
chine proved by the result Of our challenge for a
trial, which has never been accepted.
EFF. SHAW.
Towanda Oct. 10, 1860.
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Extraordinary Inducements
TO THE BUYERS OF
AND CH1TRN

Ss5s~sf-ssgA HA\ iN'r greatly increased my former
EsazzzsEE3A stock OF Cabinet Ware and Chairs. am
- ~ -AiJ determined to dispose of these accumua-
tons rapidly, and with that design offer all articles at
unprecedented low prices, for Cash.
Good Sofas slG to $40, fine Cane Seat Chairs IS cts
each, nice Bcdstcad for 20 Shillings.
have more than 60 different patterns Of Chairs,
Bureaus, Desks for the farmer merchant. Looking
Classes Looking glass Plates Portrait and Picture frames
of gilt, Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut corner 20
patterns OF Stands extension dining tea and work Ia
heS Hall Stands, and in fact anything that be found
in city Warehouse
A large assortment of rcady-made Cofins with good
Hcarsc ready, at all times.
Purchasers will he sure to find the right place south
side Of the public square door east of Montanyes.
Towanda, Dec. /, 1853. CHESTER WELLS.
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AatsteIlaneous.
B1NGHAMToN, NJ. y.
looms open for Instruction, from A. NJ to 81 ?. NJ
FACULTY,

w LOWELL, Peincipal, Professor Of the Science of
Accounts Practical Accountant, Author OF Lowels
Treatise upon Bookkeeping, Diagrams Illustrating the
same, sc. .a--- -. ,-. .-. --. .
JOHN RANKIN, Commercial Accoutant Professor OF
Kook- Keeping and Practical Mathematics.
A. j. WARNER Professor of Practical and Ornamental
Penmanship, Commercial Calculations and CoHespon-
deuce, -.
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EXAMINING COMBnTTEE.

Hon. SHERMAN D. PHELPS, WILLIAM r. OsBURN ESQ
81 r- TRACY K. MORGAN Esq. o.. -..
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
LINCOLN TO BE ELECTED
MACHINE SHOP,

VET ell these seem only to increase the
Il business and prosperity Of the Old Foundry and
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28
The Argus Book bindery
Again in Full Operation

WE have the gratcatiCn OfannOuncng to friends,
w customers, and the public, that are now pre-
To do
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TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOY

4 . I ITNNU-NN VO UT ENT L l
4 MENT Agents Wanted in every Co. of the L. s. to
engage in the sale Of of the best and elegant
y Illustrated works Published. Our publications of
the most interesting character adapted to the wants of
the Farmer Mechanic and Merchant they published
in the best style and bound in the most substantial
ncr, and are worthy place in the Library OF every
Household in the Land
To OF enterprise and industrious habits, this bust
ness offers opportunity for profitable employment sell
dom to be met with.
Persons desiring to act agents will receive prompt
ly by mail full particulars, terms &c, by addressing
LEARY, GETZ s. CO., Publishers
No. 224 North Second street Philadelphia
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z. OyEkToN, JR' ........- @. d. MDS-,,-~
OVERTON & MONTANYE, ISTT1EG' ITTHG',
" NEYS AT LAW-Offce in Union RIa.t. w
occupied by JAS. MACFARLAEE. s0trS,
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Il EW FIR NJ.
Il HARD-W A z.
IRON AND STEEL

Nails and Glass Paints and Oils, House Trimmings, Gar
rage Trimmings. Springs, Iron AXels and Boxes, Of
all sizes, Carpenters and Joncrs Tools. Black.
smiths Tools Croas-cut, Circular and Mill
Saws IaLle and Pocket
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.URH MR va g
Pumps, Lead-Pipe, Chain Pumps and Tubes.
RRGTTASXHA AND PLATED WARE.

the latest and most approved pattcrs. large quantity
Of TIN-WARE AND STOVE PIPE, slwayS hand
Patent Stretched Leather BETTING. Every name and
form OF
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Business Garns.

III n. WILLIAMS, ATTORNFV :,
Tie Law, CANTON PA, will attend - =, AT
ness entrusted to his inthe courts Of BraSa az b
Lyc1 mg and Sullivan Co.'S. Der'eu log
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28

CTRATTON'S "YEAST CAKES is the
D best and cheapest article of the kind ever offered
for sale ; ask any of the hundred families that have
used it in this town, if they recommend it. One
cents worth is sufcia ter baking for middle sized
family. large quantity just received at
Sept r. 1850, FOX'S
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O. Ez. wooDRUFF-DENTrsT

DR. G. S. PECK, SURGEON Am
IL MECHANICAL DENTIST. TOWAYDi ,.
ggOfice, No. !, Brick Row, over Z. T. Fox's Co.,
entrance first door IN Pine st. February lG I.s6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

TIE ONO THaEE MoSTHs AEs.-Tbe Gin
cinnati Commercial Of Saturday says -
4" Yesterday Msjer McDOWeu. with his force,
were engaged in paying of the companies
from this city Nho we're attached to the and
Ohio Volunteers, la ely returned from Bulls
Run. It is the intention Of the Government
to Psy of Immediately, all three months
men, and paymastsrs have been detailed for
this purpose who now wait only Tor the re-
Ports Of tee Captains, or other officers Of the
company. The Csptsi-s or Lieutsnants Of
Sil thsse months volunteers now in Ohio
should immedis,sly report, BY letter, TO Maj.
". McDowel !, directed to Columbus, Ohio,
informing him OF the number Of men and
officers Of their company now in this s ate,
stating the letts, Of the company and regi-
msnt, and advising him also Of the best
point for the payment 10 be made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

Seasons with the ses Horses; or Sporting
Adventurs in the Northern Seas By
james Lamont, Esq., F. @ 8. New York {
Harper Brothers. 1891.
This book is q very entertaining and vel
written account Of cruise in the Summer
Of 1889 To north ATTITUDES in S-arch Of such
sport a. is TO be found among the ieebergs.
The author was accompanied by L,rd Ds
vid Kennedy, q pleasant companion and .
keen sportsman. The following inscription
was carved by the latter upon the beams Of
the Anna Louisa" the oralt which bore
those adventurous hunters:
"LOrd, David Kennedy, and James La
mont, hired the sloop Anna Lpuisa, not A l,
In the summer Of the year 1859. and killed
in spiiEbsrgsn, 90 walrus,s, ss seals, 8 PO-
lar Tears, white whale, OF reindeer. To-
tai. 2O4 head.
N. B. In addition to the above we sunk
and Lost about 20 Walrusses and 40 seals"
The narrative Is extremely interesting
and We should be glad but for want Of space
to givean extract Of some length. The fol-
lowing, however, must suffice;
= at seems to me that an attentive study
OF the Arctic FaHHa is capable of throwing
great light upon some debated questions in
Natural HIS ory. am aware that l am
treadins upon very dangerous ground, and
that wha, ssy will be severely criticised
brt sill fftaLa -. ba,1o-u int tha daa-
waters Of controversy at once, and unhesi-
tatingly avow my belief that an attentive
study Of tn Arctic animals is capable OF
nightly strengthening the theory Of pro-
gressivssdevelOPmeut, first suggested BY the
iilustrious LGmsrck, and since so ably ex-
pounded and defended, under somewhat
modified forms by the author Of tho " Ves-
tiges Of Creation" and by Mr.. Charles Oar
win. 1t might naturally be eK-
pected that in such inclement regions, and
where 40 little vegetation exists as in the
Arctic Zone, there must ouly be E very few
living animals, and those few only Of a
dwardsh and miserable nsiurei but, on the
contrary, no portion Of the surface Of the
globe more sbOunds In snimsl life, from the
minute animAlcul1-which although too
small to beaeen In detail without micrOs-
cope, are yet in the aggregate so numbsrless
as to discolor the oceau-to the huge Wal
rus and the vast Mystiestus with his con-
geners. All this life hangs together from
link to link in a beautiful chain thus the
different animslcula prey on the larger
snimaleule; the seals and walruSes and
The numerous sea fowl prey on the seal and
the Ealrus, and the fox on the ses fowl"
Messrs. J. B. Cobb & Co. have the book
for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12


TIE FoBTY-TIRsT REoIxEST.-The Forty
hrst Regiment is now fairly under weigh
A dispatch received Saturday night BY
Major Mygatt from Governor Denuison
indicates that Lieut.. Hazen has accept
ed the Cclonelcy Of the new Regiment
This fact will crafty all who have the
interests Of Ohio volunteers at heart, as
well as the numerous friends Of most ex
cellent officer.
Mr.. Ed. A seoville has received the an
pointment Of Quartermsster, in which posi-
ton he will give perfect satisfaction to all
concerned.
The recruiting will be commenced imme-
diutely, and officers detailed for the purpose
are to open an Office this morning at No
14s in the Leader Buildings, next to Jones'
Paper Store.
The companies, as soon as filed, will 60
into camp in this city, and are to be provid
ed with full equipments without delay
Several Cleveland gentlemen will take this
opportunity Of seeing the smoke of battle.
and there is every reason to think, ss q
whole, the regiment will be perhaps the best
that has gone, or is to go from the ststa.
All companies o. individuals from the
country who are dssirous Of enlisting should
Communicate at once with the recruiting
officers in this city, and all letters addressed
n the care Of this Office will be prom pity
delivered and attended to BY the proper Ter-
sons.
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NKw YoRK MARKKr-Aur. 10.

lsY fELEsEAPH.I
FILlUH-TheFsi is 20 important cbsuas ana the
demand for export ard hona consumption Is mod
sales II. .aon bbls a, s4z5a4sa for supo-hus STATE
N.hssf,5 for ex'ra state; g. isbe4,11 far superhns
We t-rn Ss}5 fyr shippE br 5ds eTtrF round hoopsd
ONO, s5, o6ls tor trade brands do market closing
TANADA VLOUR-Mark-t unchanged with
sales Of 40 IBIS n = z'14 - fer supsrns S44sa
80 for common u choice extra.
RYR ELOUR-Steady as S2pa2S5
e0Rn elkAls -mGrEet quiet and unchanged.
WBlSk ~ Market more active and hrmsr.-
WHEAT Coutinues limited and with 9 good
sTP9 demand Chi ~ for France. The market has
again adYayc-d le y por bus.
Sales are l3Ot bush OhiragO spring At olainnc.
g, 80 bush hilvaHkse club a. Soo@Sl,s; g 20 bu
i6so besh ambs Gre n Bay sp-ing 9, sasIln. 80 =
buah whit Sestsrn z5lIsn, zon Ehiis ksntneky
a Sl3s@sl5s, IS'9 winter rcd Weitern ShsgI.z,
RYR-AsTkei hrmor SALES l.sfO bu,h western
atd Oc0s0, and IiruUauadlan AZ ~
BARLEY Market dull and nominal
CslRN-hoderais recelpiH and good export de-
mand The market has advanc le pr busbel
shipping mixed ex. western ssCai-e Tor sssi@fu do
4B4tSe for interior 90: zoo for good west m ysl-
sTr- Mod-T-t- rrqusst Al 2sa2se tor Canadian
and Afa2 H-stei and state.
'oRt hsrsi orly very .mod'-ats dsnsnd
hu.insss Going - tie mar - Il higher
Sls'25 and 50 . prime
sales Of 500 bbls az +di,iO oountry, rim Ha5B,
mss- sGlls2a rePkd msss and 1850 ls,1 for extra
DeEs,
RHIMR MESS BERP-Marlst quist and non. d.
inaliy unchanged.
BEER HAhla-ssIling At s4OlaI4s
0IPF mEATH-HGrkst llftls noe active q.
unshanRsd priors
S-lsa of 10 pks 81 iHz5 secula=rs, and Cgps for
hams.
BACON-narket 0utsf and u-~harRod
tam Narkcf oglfiuues steady with Sales Of
100 hills Il efEs
BUTTER-ss1Ing At 7NIOHe Ior Ohi0; seH-
sor State.
OHRYsZ-Hsrksi steady at ear q inQuAl
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Sure and Speedy Cure al Caiarrh, Thro
and Chest nlapasRa.

Sure and Speedy Ture nf Caiarrh, Throat
and Chest Diseases.
Our readers will be pleased 10 learn that
DR.. Aver, whose great success in the treat
ment Of chronic diseases, especially afiec
tions Of the throat and lungs, hiss rend red
his name familiar in every home circle is
now at the Weddell House, Cleveland, where
he may be consulted daily. By his new
mode Of treatment (the "Erian system Of
Cure" which is praciiced By no OtIsr physI-
clan in this c0untry,) be is able to effect
speedy and radical cures Of cstarrh, asthma,
throat and lung affections, heart disease,
liver and kidney complaints, and other con-
ditions which lead 70 consumption. Let it
be remembered that impurity Of the blood,
defective nutrition, dyspepsia, etc., are too
often the precursors Of consumption, and re-
ouire fslsssdiats attention. The present sea-
son is peculiarly favorable for the trsGtment
Of throat and lung diseases. Those who
cannot take "strong medicines" will find
his "Erisn System of Cure" well adapted
IN their cases, and will be sstnnished and
delighted with the result Of trial.
Dr.. Aver has the most complete instru-
ments for making accurate examinations,
snd in al cases the Doctor communicates To
the patient or his friends the real nature,
extent and probable termination Of the dis
ease, bslieying e the part Of true humanity
70 reveal TIA truth rather than By Asrtsry
70 awaken hopes only to be blasted, or to ex-
cite unnecessary alarm where there is no
real danger. Il is, perhaps, unnecessary to
"a 70 9 community, who know and aPPre-
eists the Doctor, that be is not Au "iiineran'
physiOian," but may BE- consulted At the
Weddell daily.
Il is his purpose TO remove his Lang In
s,ituts to Cleveland permsnsntIy, and the
Doctor has therefore graduated his prices TO
The reach Of ell, 90 that no one, however
humble their means, need be dsbsrred The
privilege Of FegArning their health for that
reason.
The Doctor refers to Rev. J. B. Allen
BooOkIyuI y. sGniS7d, lumber dealer, Mer-
win ssrest, n. Halle, Esq, At NOrgan
Roots store, Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

Carr. HATEAED AND rHs FIRsF RrsIxENT.
The statement in the Plain Deslsro Of Sat
urdsy that Capt. Hayward had been ten
dered and had accepted the COlonency Of
the First Ohio Regiment, wss Incorrect
Capt. T IN conversation had in relation to
the officers Of the various regiments, in
which be was asked If be hsd seeepted the
position Of Colonel Of the First Regiment,
said It had not been rendered him, but in
oase It should be, he would accept. We re-
Eret that the statement was not correct, for
such officers as Capt. Hayward are needed
in the service, and his ability should be Sc
cured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

UNTTED STATES MAF.-Tbe new map Of
she United slstes just issued BY G. ". C i
ton. and which the sgent, Nr. Brush, is now
offering to our ei liens, is the best map We
have ever known sold for 20 small price.
Isexhi6iis all tho newly organized Terrific
ries, county lines, and towns Of any i'm
POrtaues. In an artistic point Of view It Is
fapltlsls, and, in q word, is 3 psrfeet thing
InIts Wsy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

suEE.-Ths seOw Frolic, Capt. Ryan, Of
this port, sprung leak on her trip down,
just before reaching this harbor, yesterday
afternoon. She was nearly half full Of wa
ter on getting to her dock, just beyond the
Light Houae street bridge, and continued
settling gradually until she hsd sunk as far
as possible. She was loaded with slaves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

BIG PKAcz 0RsHARD II THIS sTATE.-A
gentleman in the neighborhOod Of Middle
town, Butter county, has q peach orchard
occupying 90 ceres Of ground, upon which
there ere growing some 10000 trees, all
loaded wi the best grated fruit. Fstims-
ting the yield at 4 bushels to the tree, he
cannot have less tbsn from l4,OOO or Is, 900
bu-hels Of peaches the present season. Bu'
{, be within mark, if be has 10000 bushels,
end sells them at s., the yield viii be
s2O. 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

PEAcEEs.-And speaking Of peaches puts
Us In mind Of Mould 4 Hogan who do
s'nethiDg in that line every day. Rsch
tws7ty-fOur hours they receive and dispose
ofsbout afy bushelsin small quantities. and
little calculation viii AhoE the spProzi-
mate number Of Palates which rethur
minlstsrsd to. Probably the best manner
Of partaking Of THE fruit iS in .eopnectIuu
with ice cream such as Is furnished BY
Messra. Mould 4 Hogan at thslr establish
neut On Euclid sarees.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

IsDucEKEyTs TO ENLIST FnR THE war
By an act Of Congress, recently passed the
soldiers pay is increased from eleven dollars
to thirteen dollars per month, and the pay
Of non-eommissionsd officers is increased in
proportion To the lstethree months troops,
a bounty Of thirty dollars per man is offered
II they rs-enlist for the war individually,
forty dollars if they rs-enlist by companies,
and City dollars if they re-enlist by regi-
ments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

A HEE YAcHT.-A new and beautiful
yacht which has recently been purchased in
New York by several gentlemen Of this
city came into port yesterday morning.
She lies in the Old River Bed. Theyscht is
& sloOp Of beautiful model. and has we be-
lieve won much fame on the salt water as =
rapid ssiler,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12
DIED.

o, ruuda us nth. GgORg LU i'Us COBB,
ilfsht son o. Caias Q. aud Been W. Cobb, AEsd I
months.
Funeral orRon At n Seneca street, ,his aitsrnOon
st 4 O'Clock.
In E.st C'evslan1, Of e-nsumpilol, Aug. iith,
aENRY A. WHITE, AGed = years.
The funeral will b held At the residence OF his
mother, Mrs. lanes Hoimes, 70 day, (Hond4v) st
thune oelaek, m. The frends are requested to at
tend without fnr'har notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12
ADJUTAsr GExKRIL's nYPTcE,
Waahipofon Au-,..f Z TQFF

Hon. ". DKEEIsos. Gov sste Of Ohio
Sir: Your letters Of Julv 3Oth 10 Hon. 8. P.
'hsse, asking thst officers If experiences
from the regular armv msy he assigned %
s'mmand the Ohio regiments Of volunteers,
have been received; referred TO this office.
and forwarded N the General -in-Chief and
the following is bis end orsement upon them:
"The General n-rhisf would be happy to
comply with the within request, hut the reg
ular regiments. old and new, sre now nearly
left without officers OF experience end he
interests OF the SarvicA forbid that othars
should be detashed. By commend,
LSigned E D. TnwEsFEo,
Asst. AdiIt. General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

LosT.-somewhers in the vicinity Of the
post Office, or in the Public Square, or Sat
dsy evening last, scrap book containing
the published poems of Phoeba Anne Wood.
The book and contents are held il great es-
teem BY the heovner,snd the finder will confer
a great favor By leaving 1t at this (the Lead
erl Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12
BUFFALO MARKET.-Aus. 10.

FLOUR Extra Wisconsln Fcarce aud wanted,
other scriptions steady sn in mod r 70 dem md
What Market quiet aud nTm. Sale 2Oyg bu
r winter Sl.095i,el
fDRN Msrret beer sales a. 900 bush 1t IS
csc, mostly at ties hgur
Other grains quiet
WHIsKY-MATkeI steady. Sales 100 bhls at
l6Nc.
CANAL FRRIGBTs-lie on corn and I9
on wheat 70 New Y ,Fk
LAKE MP0RT'a-3 90 bbls -four, 5000 bus
whrRf: Ila,nN bush corn:
CANAL EXPORTss-azHn bbIs h01I, 81 co bus
wheat sa,lsoU bush osIFn. 70 Or huzh oafa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-12

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