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The following l'tter rom zen. > ut vs.
received by the ircsIdrAt on huFsiAy i1fc-
noon
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Special Notices.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

The PROBATE COURT u be held at BlaNl
IN the fr,' edne.,lay Of November i. sdtu !
u the Ttzirfpfl ipsil by orisr Of
PARKER II Ok, Judge
Attcsts-A. A. EAurLrrT, Ersister
L!,sn.rtA, Noy.l, lstl lw
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GIDEON $. Cook, J
JosEPH SAUNDERS, \ Conn
Ii l. JORDAN,


Your committee have attended to- thrir
duty on drawing horses and respectfully sub.
init the following report
There were three pairs of horses entered
for drawing, as follows
One par by L. Foster. weight 2600 lbs.
one PAIR by IL NJ. u Il. Hall OF Ellsworth.
weight 2os3 lbs, one pair by Mitchell, Els
worth. weight 900 lbs.
The amount drawn by each pair was as
follows
BY horses entered by l. Foster, 6SS3 lbs
by Ii. NJ. Il B. Hall, 665o lbs, by MitchelI,
6650 lbs
Your committee d. not agree in awarding
the premiums two being in favor of your
awarding the first to Ii. NJ. & b. Hall. and
the other in favor Of your awarding the first to
Mitchell. We pronounce the drawing good q.
and the dsi pine Of the teams excellent. spec
lilly the one edit red by the Mcssr~. II,Il.-
Your committee would also rrcnun nj Il gra-
tuity to horses entered by l.. +, stcr.
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ashore on Chelsea teach.
water with masts gone.
The storm was severe in Portland and tho
tide higher than for thirty years, washing
away Portions Of bridge, and wharyes.
We have heard oi 10 particular damage in
this part Of tie State a. yet.
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The committee on horse, ask to submit the
following report
There were twelve entries and We have
awarded the following premiums
John Armstrong breeding mare and loll,
lst premium W. IL, Grant, stock horse,
lst premium John Armstrong. ; year old
colt. ID premium; W. II. Grant. , year old
colt, LIST premium 8; Stephen joy. year old
colt, ID premium John Dcmayer, year
old colt, lst premium Humphrey saunders,
l year old colt, ii prcnlun Alex'ndrr
Martin, best forsc, 1T premium II. l..
Power, I'd remum
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WA.n,A.r-N- Y y.n.l-er |. lSHl

Wuu.N4r5N. y yetHber ISL {
G3ncrs!-lt was my daty t5lsy tcfsrs tie
President your lc,.sr Of y-starla, as4ias l.
he relieved on the recent act Of Cousr =
In separating FROM ypu cannot refrain
from expressing my deep regret that var
he ,lth shattered BY long service ana repeat
el wounds received IN 5odr country =
lcu-.. shlu.l rud it necessary iar "a t
retire from yyar high position II tbs M
mentions period Of our history. Although
You arc hot t, remain in active service. |
vet hope that whi.c continue in charge 81
the b. Artmcut over which now Ire,.l', |
shall At times lc permitted tlaylil .nyseIi= Of
the benefits Of your WIS., counsel. all SO
'exrriau,c.
1t has been nay good fortune to cni y a
per- lnIl aoqGaiutiuee vita you over thirty
years. and the lltasant relations OF that
long peIiCd have been strengthened by yeur
coF1.al and entire cooperation in al the
great qucsti rs which haye occupied the he
rlrtmeut and cJululsel the country for the
last six months. In parting from y1u, can
puly express the hoy that u mercliul Prosi-
drnee tia, has projected y9u amid - many
trials, will improve YOUR health, and coli.
time your lite long after the pclIle Of the
country shall have been stored 10 their Tor
mer happiness and Prosperity.
| am, General, very sincerely,
YOUR friend aud servant.
SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary Of War.
Lirrr GgN. WINFIELD ScoIr, present.
Major General Mcclellan tonight issued
the following order;
"llAnQuA or THE Army, }
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Pailir Augustus F diary, stn Of Mr., Au-
gus'us Embury, prc,iisht d the Br oklyn
Bank WINS killed on Saturiay evening at
Fishkil Iandi :, by an known ASSASSIN.
The H.ratds Washington despatch says
official dispatches have been received ct the
War Department from Gen, Ro>encrans, an
nuupcins that Floyd had made an attack
upon him. bat that he had repu,sed Floyd
with great loss also that ono of Rosen-
Grams officers. with large force, had got Ia
the rear of Eloyd's farce, and that the cap
ture oil the rebel slisf v ith all his axmy Wa
almost cerL.ins
Gen. Mcclellan has Len occupied sseer.
tanning the strength, condition and disposi-
ton OF the army OF the United States, and
systeiuati:ing matters 50 that the burthen of
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TnE SToRU OF SrNi
~ It rm on Satug'
proves 70 have /:
10 have caused
ship Mariana . =
pol struck on Egs J
ou Sunday morning,
eleven Of the crew a
Peri,hc7i.
The lnrquc Nath :
from Malaga with
ashore ON : iiuate
ed. Tie Acss. att
Is saved
The lat LIN
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1861.
state of NaIn,a

VOLUME VI, NUMBER XLII.
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were admitted by some of your Board Of
Trdste -, viz John Lymburnsr yoke oxen
weighing 3l7j lbs, John IIlsllm, Jr.
yoke oxen weighing 2lG0 lbs,
The day being exceedingly wet, very un.
satisfactory result followed The weight
drawn IS much below the average Of former
years, but for future reference we will state
the amount drawn by each team. The
track was newly made. the oxen stamping
badly and the drag buried in mud
John Lymburner drew (inclndng drag
6203 lbs.. Emerson ran 6OSS lbs, Ebcn
Wilbur 1864 lbs, John Haslam, ,Ir. 4G>g
lbs.
Your committee are united in the opinion
that the oxen driven by john llasl,m, Jr.
are deserving of the highest premium, YOUR
selves being the judges whether they were
properly on the ground or not. Also that
no second premium should be awarded.
Jos. I. GRANT,
W. II. CARD, Conn.,
NELSON MtLLErr,
TOWN TEAMS
Your committee on town teams have at.
tendei to the duty assigned them aud re-
spectiully submit the following report
There were but two teams entered, one
from Waltham and one from Eilsw worth -
Your committee recommend that YOU award
the first premium to the team entered hy
Rufus Clement, (owned in the town OF Els
WORTHY and the second to the team entered
by \. j. Fox OF Waltham.
1 " n l iiiScShff' Per
NELSON MILLErr, """'
WORKING OMEN.
Your committee on VOL king oxen have at
tended Ia the duty assigned them aud r.
speettully submit the following rep rt
There were eight pains OF working oxen
properly entered follows:
one pair by Paul Clark, weight $500 lbs,
Surry; one pair ~ Emerson ran, weight
1850 lbs, Franklin one pair by james
Twynham, Weight BIO lbs Watham one
pair by \. j. Fox, $3.50 lbs, Waltham on,
pair by Henry Milk n, " i.ht 5000 lb-.
Hancock; two pairs by Jrseph Fox, weight
3605 and 34l5 lbs Nhtham one pair by
Benjamin Smith, weight unknown, Surry.
Your committee have agreed on the fol-
lowing awards That You award Benjamin
Smith OF Surry the first premium, and En-
erson Uran of franklin the could
JosErn KINGSLEY, J p,r
W. III. CARD,
NEls, MnLtrr, ''"''
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BENJANIS SMITH, : '''

raorrIyG AND WANING.
Second day, a. NJ, Walking Matsh. Parse s.
mile heats, best II ) to harness,
NJ. Mccabe, names b. :. DA.ser. =
Nor M9nrG % F r. m :, 9 , Grey Charley J.;
Henry Roe, ge. Drawn
SUN Time G--j;5s -j:iS.
Second day, p. M-fir,t premium, Trouing
match, year olls-Purse SID, -mile heats best
= in to harness.
81. MoC4bo. naraes b. 8. Lark, !
Henry Roe, gg. Distanced,
Time -j:9l.
Second premum-Purse $40
Geo +, Dunn, names, b. : Wandercr, ~
II. D. Cunningham. b, =. Pfim, > :
Time-3:2I-3:?5.
Also. second day, p " F rst premium Trot.
ting match, year olds-Pur>e SD, best in )
10 harness.
NJ MeCabe, names b. IN. Medcl,1m", . -
IL. b. Cunningham, b IN. Harriet Lane, l-l-i
time Its -2:IG-2:t6.
Second premium, ) year olls--niie heats, best
. in 3 10 harness. Purse $40.
John ". lliiI. names :. Dandy Jm, IL
J. W. Coombs, :. m Fanny, -
Time 3-4;j9.
Third dav, A.M->ecoud premium. Trcttins
horse, any age, purse S2O-mile heats, best in {,
~ harness.
Joseph smith, names b. m. Medelsome, ! !
H. b Cunningham b N. Harriet La e, l-2-2
NJ. Mccabc, b. Z Darkcy, } Drawn.
sum Time 2;I6-?:is-2 A.
Third day, p. N.-Frst premium Trottins
match, horse any age, purse So. Mile beats
best in To harness.
Monroe Young names :. Grey Charley, 2.l-l-l
Nm. ii. Black, :. =. Plou -hbuy, !-2-2 =
Sum Time 2;42-2:3s-2:3s-2:ll.
AxsoN Mason, } Committee
J"Hy ", HIT. on
Ii. u. JogDAN, ) Trottins.
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RESIGNATION of Gen. Scott.
W ,SuTNGTtN Nov

W tSuINGFuN. Nov, |.
The following lcttcr from tirn. S'1tt wAs
received by the Prc,dcnt on Thurs,lly fore
noon
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The Times of this afternoon has some Jar.
ticulars Of the late fight at Gauley Bridge.
The engagement was not general battle.
but rather warm skirmish, in which tie
enemy was repulscd with great loss. The
action was commenced by the rebels, who
opened two batteries on our lines near eau
ley Brldse. but though tine firing continued
all day Ilttli or no damage was d4ne--not .
man being killed.
Late IN Friday our artillery was brought
Ia Lear ana tho enamy's fire ei,cnc,d \
train VI. iirci upln ataut the salne time.
s1ne WAY up tho river, aud lhree men
wounded but mono killed.
Ca Friday night General B.nhan's tr
gade moved ds-N" sis rs,er to GIuI-y Rri4.,
and were lerrlrd acr - tine river. lie moved
along he base Of the bIll upon which rebel
batteries had been planted, intending y 20
down as tar as Camp Creek, tir.o or four
miles below. whore thor, is II gap in tile
moant.,ins, and rpai La,din2 10 tile r,ar VI
where the nbels were oncampea
BosToN, 9TH
The vote to-day was remarkably small,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

We further suggest that the delegates be ohos-
en- BY county conventions to be held on Satur-
day, the S1st Of August
Fellow CITIZENS OF OMO;-Shall the Govern
ment be preserTedf Is now the all-absorbing
question, and the only one worthy Of the consid
Grafton Of the American People. We feel that
no heightened appesl Is necessary to animate
you to the discharge Of your duty in relation to
1t. 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 rever to ex
ist at the mercy Of caprice or dlsappO nted 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 Il be said that we have neglected,
or put in peril, the proper settlement of this
question, BY our party diferencesl These are
now of but little moment. They are mere shad-
oRs 10 allure US from the pursuit Of the sub
stance. Without value, nay, disgraceful alike
to victor and vanquished viii be those triumphs
ofparty which are celebrated over the ruins Of 3
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lHK fEbsalAPh.l
RL0UR-Markst opened quiet and arm and
closed 50 lower with moderate business doing for ox
sales Il COO bbiS :. saOs4,4o Tor supsrane state;
St,sOal,f5 for common to medium extra WeIiern:
ssooess 70 for shipping brands extra round hooPe3
CANADA RLOUR-MArkUt qulst and rather
sSios Of GO bbis q F4ssas4O fer suparsn.. ara
81, ,soaI 80 for common 70 choice extra.
RYK Els0pR-sieady, at sRSNs3,s5
Sales 800 bbls Al s2S5 for Jersey and ohoire vest
WHIsKY-MArkst dull sales Of lsa Dbl, .,
WHEAT Opened heavy and eioaed ass lover
with moder .te export demand 81 the decline
fAlr strictly prime AilWA1kse Club a 81 d,0ihi.is;
1880 unsound do 95o@Sl0s l7,sl0 winter red west,
so1 California ai Is snd asOO Whto KshiusES a.
SRYR-ouist and prices vithOn. any material
RkRLKY-aArkos dull and nominal.
COHN-ln good request for export and at lc per
SALES Of iSiuoO bushels at 4i@4s for common mix
Cd Ne5tssrni hS4Se ior iair 90 tag3oo Eood and
SITs@Ars in moderate request at ssaa,o for
PORK-ModsrHte business doing ana market
without essential change.
sales $50 bbls ct 3i5 o. for mess and S0O06alOi2f
prime the lat or price for very choice.
BkEF-MArkes still rules very quiet
Caoa w DDS ~ tl00atoO iof country prime, $500
65,b0 for country meas; S9O00ll,25 for repacksd
messi gi2,6oAl3,l2& for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BKKR-Markot dull and nom
BRkF HAHIs-ouiet and steady at Sl4 80 vest
CUT mRATS-Market inactive. Sales 25 pkgs
ct 4keeo Tor BhOnldeTa; ba6lSc for hams.
LARD-Mnrket In fsir demand and hrmer az
our former quotations. sales Of GO bbls at 8ISc0
9Ic
BUTTER-very firm and selling quite freely at
7&ll Tor Ohio and l2SolS for Stata.
SIR ERSR-MArk,t In fair request for export at
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10 THE PEOPLE OF OHIO.

The undersigned, deeply sensible Of the dan.
gers now hanging overouF national Government,
and impressed with the conviction that they can
only be averted 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, aud OF
the vigorous and continued prosecution Of the
war now carried on fer the suppression Of the
rebellion against the Government, to meet and
appoint delegates to . UNIoH COzvEErIos to be
held at the city Of Columbus, on Thursday, the
9Th day Of September next, for the nomination
Of candidates for the different State Offices which
are TO be filed at the general election in October,
to wit the Offices Of Governor, Lieut. Governor,
Judge Of the Supreme Court, Comptroller, Treas
urer, Secretary Of State, and one member Of the
Board Of Public Works.
To save further trouble In arranging the de-
tails OF this important movement we suggest that
the Convention consist of one delegate for cash
thousand OF the aggregate vote cast in each
county for supreme Judge ct the last election,
with one additional delegate for each surplus
half Of the ratio, varying this apportionment,
however, so as 10 secure not less than two dele.
gates from every county, and an even number
from all Under this apportionment the several
eoun ties will be entitledto delegates Is follows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

PoLIOE.-Eathan Smith, otherwise known
as "Ohieken Smith," fowl offender,
got out of his line and got into difficulty as
might be expected. Elated with his success
among the ieathered tribe, he scared to .
Whitewash brush OF the value Of one dollar
which belonged to James Reynolds of "woOl
HOller" and through it's instrumentalitY
got into the cage provided for ''sieh."
Michael Burns and Mary BOden got to-
gether and proceeded BY gradual gradatiOns
from moderation to excess, and from COM
paratiVe quietness 10 reprehensible jOllity.
They, too, were put behind the bars.
James Halligan got into disturbance of
some unlawful nature, and likewise awaits
the fat Of Justice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

TIE AFLLEIIC.-The September number
Of the AtIautic-"The Shakespeare Mys-
terry" Richard Grant White; 'HThe Bath, y
Baysrd Taylor; "saceharisaa MelasSys," !"
Theodore winthrop; ''My odd Adventures
with Junius BoOth;" "My Out Door STUDY, !"
7. ". Higginson; "a Sermon in q stonei'
''The Tenth Chspter of Mrs. Stoves Agnes
Of sOrrento;" aThe Aquarium J" The
Young Repeater !" Harriet Martinesu /;
''Brssd and the Newspaper, Oliver Wen
dell Holmes; ''Under the Cloud and Through
the Sea-" poem; "JOurnal Of PriEstserS-
mani" ''The Advantages of Defeat" G. 6.
Norton; "odeto Happiness" James Russell
Lowell; can Obituary to Elizabeth Barrett
Browning" Reviews and Literary Notices,
including articles upon Alexander Smiths
new poem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

Classic BATTLE FIELDs.-An exchange
says, in the Revolution we had such battles
as those of Lexington, Yorktown and Sara
toga. In 1872 we read of the contests at
Chippewa, Queenstown, Bladensburg, and
New Orleans. In the Mexican war the IL
guild Spanish tongue furnishes such names
as MolinO del Rey, Buens Vista, Chepulte-
pee, Cherubusco and Resaca de la Palma as
the scenes Of our great battles. But in the
present war we cannot sOsr any higher in
the realms OF euphOny than Bull Run, Big
Bethel, scary Creek, Dug Spring, HOke Rum
Bull Town and Pig Point. Alas, for our
present classic battle feldsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

Consul TO RoXE.-Mr. Wn. D. Howells,
of the Ohio State Journal, and a cOntribu-
Cor to The Atlantic Monthly Magazine has
been appointed United States Consul TO
Rome. Mr.. Howells is one Of the most
promising writers in the country. he is
quite young man, but his literary prOduc-
tions would do no discredit to a ripper sge,
and undoubtedly he will be equally success
full in discharging the duties of his new po-
sitiOn. The field to which he is called is
one whose classic associations viii do much
to devslOpe and cultivate his genius.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

CAvALRT. Wilkes' Spirit publishes two az
ticles By Captain Shakespeare of England,
who has had large experience in India
In introducing them Col. wilkes writes ss
follows: 4e
What we want, in this crisis, is what Capt.
Shakespeare says every nation must speeoi-
y leok aftaF-lieht cavalry that can either
Scoar ths country at rapid rate for miles
around, Or sWoop down in battle as the
eagle stoops upon its prey. To have this,
he says you need Little sineWy men, upon
thoroughbred horses. It is not, however,
clear that even Light cavalry can do any
thing against good, steady infantry, armed
with the Minnie rifle. Sir Colin Campbell
disdained 70 form the Highlander into
square % resist the charge Of the Russian
horssA butWaited for them without moving
q man. f'fhe thin, red line, Just tipped with
steel !" vomiled it. fire and thundsr The first
time without much eject but the nen had
time to load again before tho horsemon were
upon them, and, ct the next charge, down
went horse and man e if met in in mid
career bY the lghfning stroke. For this
you must have men that are not TO be scared
By the sight Of hoeaomen gallOPing down
upon them.
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Horses wanted.

Attention is called to the advertisement of
Messrs. Bingham, Perkins & Brown in this
paper, for horses suitable for cavalry. These
gentlemen have been authorized by the War
Department TO buy 1000 horses, which shall
come up to certain requisites in point Of
s:ze, sOun5ness, &c. They are for Wade 4
Hutchins' regiment The opportunity is one
which farmers win do well to avail them
selves of as good prices viii be paid for
good animals. Application may be made
at the County Fair Grounds on and after
Wednesday morning at . o'clock. rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

poRrE CRAroN NOT TRATFoR.-The Louis
vile Democrat says Mr.. etrosher, the cell
ebrated " Porte Craycn Of Harpers' Mag
azinO, iS warm Union man, and is charged
With having indicated the line Of march for
the National Army. The Southern papers
are very bitter on him, and very much an
noyed by it, as they say ho knows every
road, pa'h, by-path and low path in the Old
Dominion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

OHIo IN THE FnLD.-The force Of Ohio
now in sCtivs service is eighteen regiments
Of Infantry, three companies Of Cavalry,
and three batteries of Artillery, four guns
each, Distributed as follows;
+ In Western Virginia, regiments number
ing 2dto 18th inclusive, and 2Sd to 26th, al
30 2sth one company Of Cavalry and one
of Artillery.
In Missouri, 9th and seth Regiments In
fantry, two batteries Of ARTILLERY, and two
Cavalry companies.
The regiments and companies comprise
about u, 900 men.
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J. W. HANroN,
sec'y BID Ned. Ex.
August %. 1891.

NECTAR AND AMBRosIA.-Were the gods
won't to take their rations nowadays as in
the olden time, there can be no manner Of
doubt but that they would eschew nectar
and smbrOIia, and take to peaches and ice
cream such as Mould & Hogan on Euclid
street furnish to ordinary mOrtals in vast
quantities daily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

EEGLIsH IDEA or GEOeRArHE.-Ths Lon
don Saturday Review, in an unusually learn
ed article on the American civil war, an
nounces that the Government intends TO OPP
crate with two large armies on either side Of
the Allegbanies; and on the EAsTERE line Of
operations the Federal troops have already
Obtained some advantages over the seceders
in Missouri"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-26

ATTENTION ZOUAvE LIGHT GUAGD.-The
three months members of the ZouaVe Light
Guard, Co. "A," Seventh Regiment, are re-
quested to meet at Room No. p, Atwater
Building, this evening, at o'clock precisely,
for the purpose of receiving their discharge
from service. By order,
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IEFoR rHE WAR.-Mr. George B. Maekey,
for the last four years connected with the Co
lumbus Fact &c local editor, has retired from
the tripod, laid down the quill, and taken up
arms in defense Of the Union.
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CoNNAEDANT.

LOsF.-A gentleman's travelling shawl,
last evening somewhere on Water, Superior
or Euclid streets. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the same at the
Office of Gordon, Mcmillan & Co.
August 24th. 3ts
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MORNING LEADER
NKw ADVRRTIsEMEkRs.

H. D. Kendall co.-Nsw ooOaL
Bingham. Perkins and Brovn-Oavalry Horses,
Fetsr Rogors-Notiee.
!as r. Thop-Notice.
a. W. Orowsll-FlagB.
J. W. H.mIlton-LosAi Notice.
J. -PeAchea-Loeal NOtioe.
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THE CITY.

HoE. D. K. CARTTER.-Ths Panama cor
respondent Of ths New York Times learns,
by late arrival from Santiago, that David
X. Cartier, ESQ., United States Minister
Resident to Bolivia, left Tacns, Peru, for his
post on the I7th July.