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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-24
sPEcIAL N0TIcEs.



THESE are ne times for anything but facts. And
eug, fact is known in medicine; It is this-tha
pain is relieved aud disease cured by
PURGATION WITH BRANDRETH's PILLS.
This is as much fact in medicine as that the ma
net Is fact in navigation or that gravity is 3 fact
astronomy, that light Is but heat rarihed, bu
which piece Of glass can condense into heat again
Bat the great fact OF the present day is that
BRANDRETHs PILLS
invariably open the bowels and that all the humors
which cause pair controlled by natural affinity By
this GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT To THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr. John Pudney, Springfield, Union County, New
JeTsy, has used Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pis
for fifteen years in HIS family, and Tor all his hands,
in which time these Pills have cured them of Bilious
affections, Headache rheumatism, Fever and A que,
Measles, Whooping Cough and in fact all the diseas-
ea to which a large family is occasionally sub ct He
says he has never known them to tail and will be
pleased to give his testimony at all times in favor Of
Brandrath's Pills
lSignedl JOHN PUDNEY,
Springfield, Union Co., N. J.
All enquiries Immediately answered by addressing
Dr.. Brandreth. New York
aa-New style Of Branirch pills at the sole agency
go Superi0r-St
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AHorrIbIe Murder.

A party of rebels recently visited a
house on Pawpaw Island, ten miles below
Ficksburg, and demanded food for them
selves in the name of the Confederacy.-
The only occupant Of the house was an old
woman eighty years Of age, who gave them
the dinner they desired, but told them they
were trying to break up one of the best
Governments in the world, and that they
could never form another as good. She
begged them to disperse and go to their
homes. and cease to annoy the people Of
the region around. The rufhans became
enraeed at her words, and after numerous
threats against every friend Of the Union,
they deliberately carried her out Of the
house, and hunghe upon tree before her
aRn door.
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- MANHOOD.
FRIFND IN NEED-TRY Ir.

Dr. Sweets INFALLIBLE LIETATENTis is preParsC
from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut
the great bone setter and has been used in his prac
tcs for the last twenty years with the most astonsh
ing success. As an external remedy it IS without
rival, and will alleviate pain mere speedily than any
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous
Disorders il is truly inialhble and curative for
Sores, Wounds 3prains, Bruises, &C, its soothing,
healing and powerful strengthening prupensties eX
cite the Just wonder and hmenI OF all who have
ever given it trial, Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable cures performed by IL within the last
two years, attest TO this fact Strong Armstrong,
Agents for Cleveland. decl0alieowdAw-R26
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ApYRRTIsRn LETrERs.


ne All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the necessary change
TIE 06aee viii be open at I8 A M, and Close
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-24

Last Friday night man named John
Clinton was found lying on the railroad
track at Industry station, on the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh railroad, with his throat
cut from ear to ear. The murderer, to hide
his guilt, had placed the body on the track,
thinking that the next passing train would
mangle it to such degree that no trace
Of the murder would be apparent; but he
failed in this, for the train in passing had
only crushed the arm of deceased, thereby
disclosing the fact that the man had been
actually murdered. We have no particu-
lars, but hope that some Of our Beaver coun-
ty readers will send us the facts. The mur-
der appears to have been most horrible
one, and has created a great deal of excite
ment in the community where it took place
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S Pulls.


The combination Of ingredients III these Pills are
the result OF long and extensive practice They are
mild in their operation aud certain in oorrectinRai
irregularities, painful Menstruaton, removing ali Oh
atructions whother from cold otherwise headache,
pain in the side palpiation Of the heart whites ali
nervous affections, hysterios fatigue. pain in the
back and limbs, &C. disturbed sleep which arises
from Interruption OF nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new Grain the treatment
Of those Irregularities aud distractions, which have
consigned 50 many premature grave. No female
can enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and
Whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most etectual remedy known fOE all com
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they are
invaluable including with certainty, periodical reg
ularity. They are known to thousands, who havs
used them at different periods Throughout the eoun,
try, having the sanction Of some OF tbs most eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box. The price, LOO per Box
containing from 20 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent By mail, promptly. BY remitting to ths
Proprietor. Sold by Drusgists generally.
4. B. HUTOHINGs, Proprietor,
% Cedar-St-, New York.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
STRONG 6zARMsTR0NG. aprll:eoER27
"Human Frailty, or Physiological Re-
searches should be read by every body It treats Of
sefinhieted diseases, snd the results of early NAL
practice the causes that frequently lead to Unhappy
Marriages their reliefand prevention, with eopious
instructions as to the sure method Of dispsllng the
misgyings that frequently take hold Of those about
to enter into The marriage state The work is beau
ffully illustrated with c0Orsd eDgravings, and is
raught with wholesome advice and exhortstions.
To be had ofDr. Barrow l94 Blocker St, n Y. Sent
free Of postage everywhere Price 25 cents SEQ ad-
vertisement o. '.Triesamar' /, and >
Sold By G. W CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
nB25, 900 Buildings have been cleared
OF RATS and MICE by using Dr. l.. COTS ''Deatht
Rats" II never laiis 70 Kill Putnam 4 COcksriII,
Agents, Cleveland, o.
E@-sweet Flsg Chewing Gum-the best
known substitute for Tobacco, ard Remedy for Ner.
v0us Diseases, Dyspepsis and Lung Complaints ask
agents tor circulars For sale b. Putnam & COcks-
dn, Cleveland. iulys
THE GREAT TEST
Of all chemical preparations
Is Analysis
and
CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE
Which imparts the most superb blacks and browns,
Has PASSED THE ORDEALl
See Dr. Chilton's certificate, declaring it
Free from DeleterlOus Ingredients
Bear in mind the fact that
NO OTHER HAIR DYE
has bpon officially tested and pronounced
PURE AND SAFEl
Manufactured By CristadOro, 9 AstOF House, New
York. Sold everywhere, and applied By all Hail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-24

Gerrit Smith has shown his accustomed
iberality by paying S25 extra bounty to
each of the ffty-twO volunteers from where
he resides, PeterbOro, New-York.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


JAMES A ORAE is a candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff. sub. ct TO the decision of the Union County
Convention. sept23
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
4 OADEMY OF MUSICl .,@ls
JOHN ELLsLER.. Manager. SS
Third Night of the Celebrated Young Actress
MISS sALLIE ST. CLAIR.
fa67 She will appear on this occasion only In her
Great Character OF CapitOla Black, as performed by
her with unbounded saccess for
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SIGHTS.
This WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept oath, Will be per-
formed the great play frOmthe Ledger story, called
THE HIDDEN HAND
CapitOla Black....,..-... Miss Sallie ST Clair
Od durr4eahe....'. .,.---. MI John Ellslsr-
Bzg-To conclude with
FANCY DANCE By Miss MATILDA HUsHEs
10 PARTICULAR NOTICE-PIease have the
ready change hand when you buy your ticke's and
trouble STAMPS TAKEN
SCALE OF PRICES
Dress Circle and Par Family Circls,.....2jc
Gallery. y.........-..... l5C.
Private Boxes, Two Three and Five Dollars.
~ Doors open at a-quarter- past seven; Curtain
rises at quarter of eight, precisely.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
MEXICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIER RSl
At Reduced Prices
AMERICAN WATCHES for AMERICANS.

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY gives no
tice, that they lately issued style of Watch
expressly designed for Soldiers and others who desire
a good Watch at moderate price These Watches
intended to dsplaco the worthless cheap Watch
ss of British and Swiss manufacture with which the
country is flooded aud which were never expected to
keep time when they were made, being refuse manu-
ctures sent to this country, because unsaeable at
home, and used here only for JOckRYISa and swIND-
LING purposes.
We offer to sell cur Watch which is Of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, an ACCURATE
and DURABLE TINE KEEPER, and in Sterling
Silver Cases, Hunting pattern, at low price is
asked for the trashy AEoREs and LEPISEs Of foreign
make, already referred to.
We have named the new series Of Watches. WM.
ELLERY, Boston, Mass, which name will be found
on the plate of every Watch of this manufacture and
is one of our trade marks.
Sold by all respectable Jewellers in the loyal states.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS g. APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
septI407 Is2 Broadway, New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-24

FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN W. WILLIAMS, of Chagrin Falls will be
candidate for Sheriff Of this county, subject to the
decision of the People. septic
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Our Norfolk Correspondence.

92
Murder in Camp iness Of ne Rbels, DC.
Sergeant Rroughas, OF Company d, Fifty eighth
Pennsylvania Volunteers, murdered in camp on
saturday morning, by Sergeant y.lcant, Of the same
company under the Following oirclmstanoes:--On Fri
day evening both men were somewhat int oxicats and
quarrel onsued in rotation to soms liquor, during
which BroughIle struck Vincent over tho head with
fsctGe, INJECTING severe wound over the left
ssys On Saturday morning, whiie BroaGhao was
Engaged In policing the camp, Vincent emerged
rom his tsnt With a loaded masket, and, taking
deliberate aim, shot his late antagonist The neck Tho
unfortunate min died In about twenty minutes. Ho
leaves wifc and family. Vincent VAS mmcdiate ely
arrested and Is awaiting trial.
As mcn.o. cd IN my last, the rebol5 arc growing
quite bold in the vicinity Of the Nauscniond few
lays ago. learn. about two hundred thcrn crossed
.hs river in the ycnity OF suffolk. Thcy went Oh board
u fruit vessel from this vicinity, ard made them
selves quite free and easy The report ho reglbor
1000 that they returned atnig. Four &c tho ~
eighth Pennsy wanna regiment report that while berr ing
sbout i've niles from their camp, they attacked by
I'VE men IN gray uiform, who fired voley upon tcIn
from revolyers AID then rctrcstei No one was hurt.
fbe bodness 18th Witch the rebels scout round us s
they intend u give us 4 bruEh before long. N NJ
Captain Christensen, hear, Is about 10 return 10 his
scid rosition upon General Woods stan ia tho rank Of
COLONEL This ncws will prove gratifying 10 the nums-
ros friends Of Capt g., who is Of TITO most popular
9iDcsrs in ts secjon. His Promotion IS but ittng
G'bdtc TO his merit The people Of Norfolk VIII part
&tth him reluf Lantly
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General Camcron's Interview with the
. Emperor or Russia.


From private lc,t-r- received tis di,y direct from
St. Petersburg li.rn tia, GcEcgai tarncron Minister
60 Russia iad arrived safely At the cnrf OF the ion
whs his legation Is established and tha. no also had
hs FIRST in.crviow with the Emperor Alexander. &c
<sordipg to the rl ue,te OF tho Russian court 10 Is
not usual for the Emperor 10 grant Interview Until
the lapse OF some time after the arrival o, Minister,
hut " this an audience aimest rnnicdiitey
granted, AM the rccep Sou made the cordial by tho
earnest soc.tulo with which tho Emperor inquired
o0cornng the condition Of tbs American people, their
resources, numerical power, intelligence, wealth and
prcGress I'd oncty rr - U.
During tn interview, the Russian monaroh cvinced
his knowledge OF cur system OF government, and
his admiration Tor the success had made In
the development ~ tho vast extent Of Territory row
q within the jurisdiction OF the federal ag,hcriy
That authority, in TIC opinion OF the Emperor lioud he
naainatncd ali hazards Ii the Great Re, nblc 0r tho
West broken down and coascd wcld nilpcnss,
tho Of empire and Of civilization would b. "a 7hgcd
and continent DIES tined by God for The happy hnae o.
millions &c free Intelligent people, would I've glvon inf
deity and barbarSln ruin ana desoi1tkn
After such cxpressiprs 10 the American Minister, there
be installing the cordial feeling nearly gym
pathy &C the Emperor OF Russia there be any
nisapprchensioa concerning the dosp intarest ho mani
fess IN the succcgs and destiny of tbs United statcs
This feeling rccbrocaiod by Mr.. Cnncre, who had
tho most aterng to or that the s.crcst "
enc American people no loss sincere in ther solicit
ee Cor tbs and mighty progress vi the colossal
rmprc NJ the North Representing such widely iifCicn
tys.es aud governed By authority distinct and bread
there Is ati Why Ru and the tncd States
shonld not bc united n true AID stern alliance, and Weld
ali irissstibc inlaoiee Gu tho world.
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BROOKLYN Military Matters.

The progress OF recruiting in Brooklyn Is spirited a.
might we'll hc desired. The headquarters Of the Spino,
brigade u situated opposite tue cry Hall It lie from
Brooklyn That General 5pnoa expects 10 raise Of
Tic for his brigade, and there IL not the slightest
doubt but that his expectations will be carried out HAY
u,, been stale Senator Cor number or years from
grcoeyn district his reputation in mo ,ni,y Is widely
established, and this will account for tie number Of
Drcckiypitcs who enrolling themselves under his
standard.
Governor Morgan has appointed the following gentle.
men as miteo for the Second Senatorial district TO
ralsc rccimont.--Jcser q. Mutt isl., Saansl Powell
rsa Geo. D. lincoln, Fsp, JOHN w. tnct Fsg Jsines
r. Wallace lsl; Samuel II. Rotcrss, Esq; PhiHe ~
t,rrhaln Eu Jacob Wortnan, Esq. Stei len Cg,we.
lSo General a. B. Duryca, Adam fcapler. Isq VIM
w. lhouav Fs,.: lion. paiei q. Brrinafd SEQ ~
l'giicr Esr Richard n Hui.tly, Eeq. Ednund nriges
Tsi Dennis Moon-. esq. Accompany ing 10 names
is u Iona communication from tho Governor him.
soil This committee iiirt at the CAV HAL
soolyu Monday evening, and after some discussion.
agreei ulou presenting the name Of Captain anthony
Ccrk for the cc,nclcy of tho regiment Ia he raised.
iicy also passed the following rcss,ntions;--
Resolved That in The organizscn OF kho FIRST regiment o.
the Secorn Sen 'cttni district she committees appointed by
In tic nornston Cor officers have regard soloy
merit. military service and capacity.
Resolved, That this committees hereby publicly invites ap-
rihtios Tor thntonngnl OF companies, lron all no may
iasi :,e. elves quail cd therefor who prepared
PAS t.r ~ titsaiv csIfntngon
70 81 That tia fnntntre viii cndcnyor secure u
S,ltria c' ling Va s.ct s-gsMr u all the advantages of
boiny 9a'rcl ', 'h gwrs sseranent or state Of Naw
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FROM the Harrisburg pa Union.l
The recruits coming IN for tho old regiments
This week those for tn, levy will in and from
information receive from different parts Of the state,
tie number will rather astonish these who have been
talking Of drafting. z E.N HasU@r
From the Washington Star, July 81 t
II affords much Measure IN be ablo say that tho
Presidents call three hundred thousand additional
troops is being responded to with far proEi,ude
than Is generally ccmprchended. Already more ,han
thirty Thousand Of the men have been enlisted, though
the exertioEs being made get these troops may be
said 70 have Just fairly commenced. The probability
Is that they will all be ia the field very much THAI
the public has nnticascd for DAYS past number
OF the new regiments we may adj, are li ni71 S5sn
duly mustered into the service and to day actually
the WY their rospectyo des.ina lions in the eld
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The Common Council or Baltimore n nd
the bounty for Volunteers.

BALTIMORE, July Y, 1857.
The Mayor has called tho Common Council together
again to make provision for the bounty to volunteers.
The rebel sympathizers OF the second branch having
hastily adjourned last Friday to defeat the resolution for
this purpose raised by the first branch another oppor
tuuy will be Afforded Thorn to test their loyalty. The
resolution provides appropriation Of $500 900 for the
volunteers.
The City Council reassambled this afternoon. Tho
second branch secessionis rejected the resolution max
ing appropriation for volunteers. Considerable ndg
nation expressed by outsiders. II is thought they
will from their action tomorrow under the pres
sure Of ,ubic opjuon
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DErEofr, July %, 1852
There was an immense meeting this afternoon the
Campus Matius in aid OF ens.mens under the recent
call for troops. Stores and factories generally
closed throughout the city Resolutions were passed
requesting the City Council pay bounty OF $50 to
each unmarried and 500 to each hurried man
listed IN the regiment to be raised In this city. Liberal
private donations in addition wcro offered, and the
greatest unannity prevailed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-23

saonr rAssAeEs-The steamers Hu ouanr, Roberts. aud
Fire Crnctr- Johnson from New York for hanghac both
arrived ri 81 Vincent CYL In IL days from this city
kSg before reported totally lost IN the China
Sea- and saved was no ions register built New.
turyrcr Ia 1851 Uy Geo Jas II, aud owned hv II
Williams and Geo Jacknnn, Jr % Nevburyo rt and IA
her MOI rl And Baies Co Boston, She II understood 10
lie fully insured Geo MJacknap Dr. has insurance 20 the
amount OF sjCO1 HIS lnteIcsi$yDO tho Merchants
Marine office In Ncwbuyport aud $40 500 10 various Boston
Offices.
Mkwywoc, abandoned Of sea- built Mt brunswick,
Nc, IN 1854 66T register AK, owned by LsrraDce,
md valued nj SIS 900.
BaG trAsca, ucche a. Bangor 18th inst FROM Nc wecrn
&c cap0red BY The rs5es August ct and Aon ine
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HoRsErLsvuLs, N. r.. July 22 1852 &
very large and spirited war meeting held here
last night and ably and orciy addressed by Ions r. b.
Van vakenburgh A. s. Diyen, Tracy Beadie Major g. r.
Smith, and Rev. T. X. Beecher, Of Chemuug county. A
strong determination to prosecute the and sustain
the government manifested and fifty volunteers
came forward and enrolled their names. This vicinity
win promptly furnish its full quota under tho late
FOR volunteers. w.a -
Meeting OF Loyal Citizens I'm Baltimore.
meeting held Monday evening, in the
Mayors Office Baltimore, consisting Of some iy Loyal
czons selected by Governor Bradford take into
sderaon the subject OF bounes for volunteers 10 BIO
raised to supply tho quota Of Maryland under the
call An exceedingly patriotic and pertinent letter from
Governor Bradford setting forth tho course to be pur
sued read at the meeting. Several loyal speeches
were made during the evening" Mr.. John w. Randolph
offered resolution TO the effect that tho Mayor DO re-
quested 70 cali the Common Council together and earnest
ly urge the passage OF ordinance No. "a, which WAS
offered By Mr. sullivan in the first branch, July IA This
ordinance provides for appropriation or $500 900 for
the PROMOTION Of the object in view and Mr. Rlndolphs
resolution passed after prolonged discussion. Mr.
Henry r. Brooks offered resolution, requesting the
Governor to convene the Legislature forthwith ana re-
commencing that drafting be resored to- This re-
ierred to commitae OF 1.-Two, to be used according to
their discretion, and the meeting adjourned.
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sou thern Ports OF Delivery Abolished.
Az ACT 10 ARnIikn CERTAIN InurS OLE urILiERl

3 a. IL THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
81 he 4 e,aor,.d Nv he Sencle ard Hoass u RJrcsend-
Sfps " c tsei atss u ABeTca ~ Constes dsea,tsc
That the several laws continuing Ilrribal IL tie
sests Of hissouri Hickman and coumbas IN the state Of
acntucky; Chattanooga and Knoxville, IN tho state OF
EciDss aud Ipscunbia in the State Alabama. and
shreveport N thu s,ac Of Lorisf,ra ports OF delivery
se aud tho saue afs hereby rerealsd.
Approved July II 1867.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-23

BwrStuSc tquoll psAtEas Ur 40 IHs MARK.Since
Yt1da st Tus,i@s Kelly and QuIccnhgsh, &c the Icr
serso Market Police Court have Issued Elk hundred war
rants against liquor dealers for selling liquor without
dceuse Ths ought TO prove sufficient warning to
engaged in that business and induce them 70 take
lAcensng IA ithoLl loLlY.
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Relief for the Families or ysIuntccrs-
Payments Resumed.

IN accordance with the notice issued by Mr. Comp
rceT Hays the distribution Of the fupd nd u the
families of volunteers from this city resumed yes
tcrday in the several district clch appcan, cnc 10
relief receiving two weeks all vance in sum upon
presentation OF the proper tiet check from tho CON
miteo Of the vard in which che or lie might happen
reside
The payslsors were their Offices from nine O'Clock
IN the morning Until four O'Clock In the afternoon, len
fully supplied with the spondnix. which they d1ed out
with little delay possible 20 the applicants. The
offices oi relief are as follows
II the Fourth senator.sl district, al tie Rotunda city
Hall Park
Tor the First Second Third and fourth wards every
other Tuesday
Dor the Filth and Eighth wards every other wcducs
day.
Tor tho sixth ard Seventh wards every other rnrrs.
day. 4t9 s#uM#
Fer tho Fourteenth ward every other Friday.
In the FIFTH Senatorial district Il, the of Seventh
street and Hall place rear or ronipsns un,fxet:--
For Tho Tenth ward, every ether r.esday.
For tho iioye nth ward, eyury other "Wednesday.
For the 1hiricensl ward, every other Thursday.
Fer the sct cntcent h ward, svc,y otlor FRIDAY.
r tho sixth Senator's, district the corner Of Wv
ty-thri strcet and Broa1way:--
For the Ninth ward. every other Tuesday.
For the Fifteentl and Sixteenth wards, every other
Wednesday.
For tho Figftcon, ward, every o,hcr Thursdsy
III tho Seventh Senatorial district n. tho state Arsenal
cosger OF Sc, eaih avenue and Thirty fifth rect
For tho Twelfth and Nineteenth wards every Other
Tuesday. $50
For the Twentieth ward, every other Wednesday
For the twenty fret war,l, every other thursday
For tho twenty second ward, every other Friday
Fie greatest precautions are observed the
mpositors which have been NO extensively prsctiscd
he coorc aud stringent ore tho regulations tka sue.
Tie number Of applicants yesterday quf.a large
especially At The Rotun.a, city Hail.
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#..t ytd aw# 4#Af CAIRo, July %, 1867
FIFTY three men Of The Third Michigan cavalry were
Eapturc Dy uc rebels usar Do.rGyille, Miss. saur
fsy skraisrs occurred almost daily IN that vicinity