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L. 4A IL
Northern Transportation Co.
OF OHIO
hpzepared to transport property between
Boston, all Points In Kew England, NeH Yog2
and the Vest,
With prnuptnesa, care and dispatch.
This well known Line Of Fourteen F1rst-clsss eczex
steamers, connecta at o. 0gdensburg with the
Railroad for Boston and all Points IN HeE
England;
At Cape Vincent with the
RailE1sd and Propeller Line between Ceps
Vincent and New York,
And a. Oewego with
LINE OF Is FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATa
Between Oswego, Troy, Albany and New York.
Forming DAILY LINE rom Boston, Kew YoTA
OgdeRso1rgh. Cape Vincent and CsTego 10 Cla7ela1a
Toledo and Detroit.
AND a TRIWKEKLY LINE TO
CHICAGO Milwaukee and intermediate Puxta
AGENTS:
j. Myers, III Broadway: NeE Yofk john HocE
snz State sreet Bosom Gen A. Eddy, 0gdeuHbqrKA
j. Czevo'ln+ Cane Vincent John Il Crawford, On
wego. Pelton 4 Breed, Cleveland Mlker q HnYeE
Toledo. E R. Mathew, Detroit o. J. Hale+ MiNau
kee- Taylor. Ma1ray & Co, Racine.
CAARY & HOWE, Agents.
Foot Of Forth Lasa1le st., Chicago.
Eap4p526n1
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N ATARRHl CATARRH!!
~ CATARRE.ss

OR. .EEELYE'S LIQUID CATARRH REMEQY,
HAgEE7Ko 70 be Eure cure TOT
CATARRH or COLD LIN THE HEAD.
OH H1E9Exp TEoCsASp persons die Yearly IN thi1
cauns1y Of Consumption Every physician knows th1t
EQG-enced as q
EATARf1H In THE NOSE.
gha Eext step beng 10 the throat sad nrenchs1 tubes
md lcst!y. the lrngs.
il is e cure Cs:sh ttss Cansqmptaoa. sad bg
cry1g The nrst prevent the !Etter Persons should
The symptofs Of Casta.rh Is lhey generally sppesr
Ece at Ers very Slight Persons hnd theE have cold
Rnd fnd that they eave frequent attacks and sIe more
7enslttye Inc changes II teure!a.u1e In tits con
dlHon the nose may be dr, or slight discharge A0
knd acEtd. ztlerwa7ds becoming thiek and adhesEe-
eSessed i qosaEiF End CHANGED IN quality they
ltH thick And heayJ and either got nd Of By blow
ing the nose else theE fAl ino the throat and
uaEEed or conghed OF: Ihc eeczetIons are offensive.
sycs Are weak the sense Of tn: il lesseoed or de
strc7sd; -dealnezs freqnert.s takes Place Anothe:
cuNuoB and important symptom Of Cat6tTh L. that
pfu :hicE o. Fliny TuceCa which hes fallen dowI from
Ene head during the neht When this .akes p1ace the
person nay be sure thas his Is OF tts a5 to the
f1rEs. ard snonl3 loss re time tI atTestRg It. The
EDora are the symptoms Of Cata1ra 10 Leg s3eac h
Is lie sd Il :he LIQUID ckTAREE REMEDY, u
Etese EypptonlS cah &c quickly and edectualy ,te
a. 10 assure a disposed tSat ita v11tue4 h
c1rs Ce:aI1h tist aisss he sstsa Of The assnsd1
cae mo moe1n 4 ~ Viii iii sd cies; Grecsont w.
Office, 1872 South Clark Street, Wp-stsirso
de1A6G&71u Post Qn1ce Boz 1851. ChiesRo m
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hnHCA4O UNIDR

NJ RAHRQAD-33uxxE13A All Hs1a1HN9.
Iesve We sleet Eapot as totl0Ez, 6u4days exce4ed:
a5aAzN- and a T. toE Bsaqs1SEe 3sosS1os tF Efsa.
mediate pei1s: 80 a n md 80 P.M, 20 01a9sas
a. 2. IL fT EZin Baiv.deSe' RocldoTa, md rssxaA.
d,ste potnta. E r = fig as1eva I'D 52ssssa95a1 - NJ
Dtstnf4 Fn1senzelA for Be{pit and JanaEYin VIZ S36
6Hpu e u mi EWEiM; traf1: F1EsetgdsHhH Ek37s
tsl La1s ESHenty, meh1aond. asaGs9 IA@ "a y
alse'eas Gag On a'eai Z s.aHr s. TA.xE esu}5zs2
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4 DA1TNTSTR RATRTX NOTICE

Il DN1INISTRATRTX NOTICE,
IL STATE UF ILLINOIS. CO0h COUNTY. ST.
County Court OF Cook County.
Public notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
ceased viii appear before the said Court At the July
Term thereof: 70 be heidsn 2a tue taiEd Monday q
the purpose Of hear1s and adjusting al clarks and
demands against the estate when and where all
fnus having such catns requested to present and
f1t the came. ABIGAIL r: WALKER,
Admtltstrat7i1 Estate OoliScr walker;
, 1862-07-08

These at present number not more than
fifty, including Twenty Of the scasdcd from tue
Mound City, The former are mostly COMA
1cscent, but the latter are in horrible condi-
ton, mary Of them Go not bear L semblancc
to humanity. Face. hands, arms and body
burned to crisp, of the color Of b1ackcnsd
leather, it seems Impossible that they can
recover. Their dearest friends could not re-
coguize them in their present state. Never
theless, all that can be done to alleviate their
sufleriugs is done. Two have died since their
arrival, and more must follow.
1cannot dismiss this subject without adding
my testimony to that Of the thousands who
have visited this hospital, regarding the self
sacrificing deyotions Of the Sisters Of Mercy.
dark valley has been rendered pleasant through
the kind attentions Of these ministering
angels, and many brave soldier nor fighting
in the ranks full Of health and yigor, may
thank the good Sisters that he Is not in occu-
pant Of the gloomy grave like his less fortu.
nate cOmradc,
, 1862-07-08
"CoL.'' FRY.

Has permitted to visit the rebel command
ant Of the batteries at St. Charles, Arkansas,
tho Of tho 1ata naval anga*E e,tnent where
In the brave sailors Of the Mound City paid
such q fearful price for the ignorance Of our
gunboat contractors. found tue 'colonel''
u the amputating room adjoining QUO Of the
wards, with just the same surroundings, and
receiving the same treatment as our own pri-
Yates. Although suffering severely from the
effects Of his recent wound, he was cheerful
and inclined to converse freely aud unre-
sereely. Upon being introduced By the at
tcrdirg physician he reached me his hand, and
mo i.ned me to seat beside him, saying the
81 Yankees were disposed 10 make a lion Of
lin, though be hardly knew Hhcrcfore.''
, 1862-07-08
MILLION SEWER

III 1h1 Ill ILL loN DE- " 4 Il
4 BRICKS WANTED.-SeaIed proposals will be
received at this office untll 10 A. Wednesiay July
ph Furnishing Three Millions Of Hatd Burnt Sewer
bricks to be s1432 inches IN inens:ons made OF the
best materials squire edged, free from lime, pebb!es
and hats
Specimens must accompany each proposal
The bricks will be delivered IN Quantities aad at
hmcs follows. yiz:Oue-fourth Of the Guant:tg CON
traetsd for On Or before ths 10th day of jay. ons
fore Angus: 1e and The delivery The whole amount
Ths: bricks will be subject to the inspection aud
court Of Inspector appointsd By the Board Pub
lie Works,
up tile line Of tlt Sewers tile Streets where re-
qufrcd for nse The Contractor viii remove all re-
ift ted bricks ftcn the work without delay
taj:I proposal $iloud be endorsed Proposal for
Bricks aud addresstd to The Board Of Public WORKS.
Satisfactory security foe tile faithful performance Of
ttt contract will he Trqui:ed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
wh EGua IA E!an2 for which he hid ut this utice1
Conditioned that tic bidder will ex:cste cortract
ureeably with lis hid If the Shall be accepted
The Eo1Ed te right to accept or reject any
proposal, Or to rejCct all proposa1s.
BISdcs arg ulso Invited to state the price for which
Tl,rer Mon- conditioned IN III rtkpccts as above.
A. ". T1SkHaM. Seeretary.
Office of the E1aEd Of Public Works Chtctgo, June
astl. 1867. Jc5esle1t1
, 1862-07-08

The Ohio Botfonqs-INe Gassboat Ehstpoyt-
Hound City Hospital Col. Fiz-Els History.
, 1862-07-08

7xH1CAGo D., ROCK BIA:NE
I-RAuR1AD-E -Eal1a1 m: Tun-Eht1s A.;
nHgek1e sonts5 soy II 5sa5 4se3 sss.
eentEd li:so I'M; Fight Exp7ca1 ezra11aF. s3Ss2ss
ITS Fl V: Joliet Aceo1umodsf a1H5a}H s51eT%9E %
Y.Es Jouef AceeEGc2dzxa9. "a Ne
, 1862-07-08

ITO HOLDERS -OF.CLA1MS
L AGAINST THE WAR. DEPART3IENT-Tha
Undersigned appointed By the President to InVestt-
gate and dtterIane a1I tIana against the Var Depart
men: acs1niEg at Cairo prior 70 April L lss2 hereby
purpose pf hearing AT such Claimants, who ara re-
Qutfed to present their clains with the evidence By
which they suEtsined at the office OF tha Comuaia
sion, in tho Dank building b Cairo without deleJ.
GEORGE 8, BOUTWELL, :" :
STEPHEN T. L0QAN, : Csnr3.
C. A. DANA s. J
'TUDMAs MANS, Solicitor,
Esteos Juss =, 1861. les sS36 In
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TASH ADVANCES ON GRAIN
~ AND FLOUR fo4 ea1a IA Esstera mArknka
khmHALL &, W0LC0TT,
t Ia 9 snf Eev G2 W. M II rs a
s53ppeEpnytleEe of 1eIlsng Ia tNwego o. Buffalo o.
RoN.2s56Et1
, 1862-07-08
Entlfatton8l.
a LIBERAL EDUCATION with
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A4B neill,


WESTERN UNION COLLEGE xnd MILITARY
vii open Primary Acsdemic and Go1leE1ate Co1rsea
On 6spt ISL 1s6 The College hAs tFelve
teachefs thorough appointments and excellent apple
snces both rig xo{N xnd scientific course. the hneM
tcRoo buildings IN the West (coft <llo0o ample ans
attractive Erounds7 tne GyH1nx8Ium. A1d manJ otne1
advantages which aho1ld clam the attention q parents
1Taeno2 N R7 sR.a Te9; as4 &C., u 3 n
GE1KAsE1oM M E11sszs1a = Go7Noa 13 zogAyK s6n FASgI @
dents dress u uniform TEE9R-$l7s per school Ees1
for board. furnished room fnes lights vashing ana
uonB for ap1 boArdert under the root with And
the constant Of the teacheta Address Tor Cr.u.
3ArHD- q, GOFKBT. President Fulton, I'll. feS4nss-sE
, 1862-07-08
Tbe Grttttt're.


TUESDAY,, JULY 8, 1862.
, 1862-07-08

Tic prisoner is . fine looking man. with
dark huir, full beard, black piercing eye,
about five feet ten inches high, aud one whom
the ladies would call handsome man,
though to the other moiety Of creation, the
lurking devil in bis eye would prove less at
tractlve. / am thus particular in my descrip-
ton Of his personal appearance, since am
told that there are evidences that his wound
is tloughins IN the pleural cavity IN which case
Besides it is not often in tile history of war
fare that q man makes himself thus Infamous,
and he deserves au extended notice in this
connection. The 't colonel when he knew
that represented the TRIBUNE was quite
willing to scquaint NE with his antecedents,
and anxious that they should be stated cor
lcatly. l give them below.
, 1862-07-08

TUMBER.-I would invite the at.
tautaon OF dealers and others purchasing lumber
n Chicago 70 one Of tae aa1gss sna mnss ~
ne, FIooriog and Stock Boards saAh DoorH shiaglea
Lath Long TmbsE Joists s. 91dces r. sffasoaS5!e 70
Ord1a hned WITH Ade1ity. Gassloadea
IN yard Yard and Office BEACH street. between Folk
and Twelfth streets.
: mys93I5kGGM - READ a. NJ klAl1AMh-.
, 1862-07-08

To the Nervous ard ConsumptlVe
Of both seyes Isetred Clergyman having been re-
stored 70 health IN few days aiter Hn5 yssrs q reat
suffering. is willing to ast ,ts":s lr sending; ascc1
Of ttle prescription used. DIRECT the REV JnNA ~
OAGNALI, 1S6 Fultou eL1cSt Brooklyn. New York.
3eQ I'm
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MORR GURRRmLAs.

NEW ALBANY, Ind, July p.
The Ledger says the rebels are congre-
eating in considerable numbers at Hawes-
vile, Kentucky, and are boldly and def
antly insulting Union citizens.
The Federal ram Hornet with troops has
gone there.
Henderson and Owensboro were quiet
on Friday. Both towns are strongly gar
risoned by Federal troops who arrest all
persons who talk or act in favor of the re-
beIlion.
The military prisons in Louisville are SO
full that daily commitments of traitors is
made to Jacksonville, Indiana Peniten-
tiary.
Passengers from Henderson say that
the gue.rillas have = recently appear
ed in largely increased force directly
opposite Mound City, and it is feared they
would attempt to burn the federal gun
boats building there.
A large number Of ladies of New Al
bany have proposed to act as clerks and
salesWomen for the young men of that
place who will enlist, and give them half
Of their salaries while absent, and surren-
der their positions to them on their return.
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CAPTURE OF FEDERAL PROP.
ERTY.
A Federal Train Captured near
Pittsburg Landing.
SECRETARY SEWARD'S POSI-
TI0N IN THE CABINET.
0. s. Treasury NOtes taken by
the Rebels.
sATURpAY NTaHTg REPoRT.
FRnnI WAsHINGrnN.

WASHINGTON, July &c.
The President has issued brief procla-
nation warning all persons within the
contemplation ofthe 9th section Of the con-
iscation act to cease participation in, aid
ing, countenance or abetting the existing
rebellion, or any rebellion against the
government Of the United States, and to
return to their proper allegiance to the
United States on pain of the fOrfeitures
and seizures as within and by said 9th
section provided
The official document necessary to con-
summate the recently arranged agreement
for general exchange Of prisoners has
been forwarded to General Dix.
The position Of Secretary Seward, and
evidently authoritative, is published this
morning, from which, in the language Of
the article, it appears he is content where
he is so long as this causeless and iniquit-
Gus war continues, and so long as the
chosen ehiefmagistrate Of the country re-
quires it, even though his advice should be
overruled, which happens very. rarely, and
then in cases which his own Judgment bet
ter informed approved. At the same time,
he would not, if he could, for any reason,
PEOAOHB MS stay III inc plhCe ne HOW NOUS
one hour beyond the time when the Presi-
dent shall think it wise to relieve him; and
when he shall retire from it, it will be
with the determination he has heretofore
expressed, under no circumstances what.
ever to be place holder in the service Of
his country, even although, as he most con-
fdently expects, it shall emerge in its full
strength and greatness from its present
troubles. He hopes that no one Of his fel-
low citizens thinks so unkindly Of him as
to suppose he would be content to exercise
power in fraction Of it, if it should con-
sent to be divided.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRO, July 70.
The steamer Evansville from the Ten
nessee river brings news Of rebel raid on
Florence, Alabama. On Tuesday last they
entered tbe city, burned all warehouses
used for Commissary and Quartermasters'
stores, and all the cotton in the vicinity.
They also seized the United States steamer
ColOnna, used for conveying army sup
plies over the shoals, took all the money
belonging to the boats passengers, then
burned her. The property destroyed is
said to be Of great value. A small de-
tachment of Mitchells army was captured.
They then proceeded down the Tennessee
river to Chickasaw, Waterloo, and the vi
cinity Of EastpOrt, burned all the ware
houses which contained cotton.
Another band of forty rebels attacked
wagon train near Pittsburg Landing,
capturing sixty wagons conveying commits
sary and Quartermasters' store,
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July q.
Chaplain O'Hagan, Of the Excelsior Bri-
gade, reached Harrison's Landing from
Richmond. He says two iron clad steam
ers are being built at Richmond similar to
the Merrimae, and that great unanimity
exists among the rebels. Jackson and Lee
are extremely popular. Magruder has
been shelved for leading his men to be
slaughtered at Malvern Hill. Beauregard
is fast losing caste. The rebels lately re-
ceived large quantity of boots and shoes
from England.
The Times correspondent, on the 25th,
from the army Of the Potomac, says moth
ing will be done until fully reinforced.
The need for reinforcements is pressing.
He also states that Provost Marshals still
set guards over rebel property.
A correspondent from Banks division
states that forward movement is impeded
By flood in Hagaman river, a tributary
Of the Rappahannock.
sigers corps is six miles from Little
Washington.
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THE CIV cHEwRRs.-We thought our re-
porter was sufficiently explicit in stating
that the Gum ChewsrB Convention had ad-
jounsd sine die, yet numbers continue to act
as IL in Ignorance Of the fact. Strangers
call at Mould & Hogan's billiard room every
day, and want 70 know II the Convention
has begun is morning session. Some of
them have there oarpet bags in their hands,
prepared to stay a week, Many Of our citi-
Gems drop in their daily, and taking seats,
silently discuss their 'svapor," patiently
awaiting the opening of the Convention. A
manufacturer Of a new kind Of gun, which
he desires to have introduced, and conso-
quontly sees the necessity Of an endorsement
from the Convention, runs in every half fhOur,
yells I" Mr.. President p and getting no re-
sponse runs out again.
Several bushels of essays, communiea tions,
&C., on gum, addressed to the convention,
have been received since tho adjournment,
many Of thCm Of the most vital importance,
and it is our opinion that the convention was
guilty Of a very grave error, and acted in
total disregard Of the best interests of So
ciety, in adjOurning so soon.
The following has been contributed by
distinguished but wholly unknown poet to be
sung. by the convention as an opening ode /:
"oh, gum, gum away,
From labor now repOsing,
Let busy care, awhile forbear,
Oh gum, gum away.
Oh gum you are Joy to me
The Ills Of life you cause to fee
My jaws wag merTilee,
Oh gum, gum away"
For the information of all interested, we
will again state that the Gum Chewers' Con-
yentiOn HAS ADJOURNED, and cannot be again
assembled without special call from the
President, who persistently refuses to make
that call, notwithstanding the entreaties of
friends and the respectful but firm demands
Of foreign powers. We reserve comments
upon his inexplicable conduct in order to give
him another chance.
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READY-MADE CLOTTWo.
THE FATR TNEzT0R
ToTHE LONE Ll0T 0F THE CRIMSON cLlFFs.

.r~. CONTINUED.
And now the sagacous pirate di the company an an
BY SAYING hg, would show thom ''tho soueHiaesst
Then Tangiag his fingers wildly through his beau,i.
And thrg3wlng 81. coat ffom bis shoulders with
he cried, ''Oh. Insz inezf now throw OF die mask
H05s1l H05l ~ me so many eaia, and your pardon now
Then seizing hOr hand quite herooly, he said in
''You ia grandfather. had you mott Why yss, you
dldl I didl long years agoi but he Is long slnes
e qlaa one day for want Of breath the beautiful
NO 70 not dead bet iivingyOur grandfather sim
And on this festive seens with hts pEsssnes brill
am yoqT l9ng lost grandfather Come to my arms,
She ss6l ap,n his bosom which shs dronehed with
''stoPlf ala the maidons mother, chow Old are you
''Eighiee9, replied the pirate, tho tvenfy.afh Of
"A4 1, ha ho I" said the lady. 'n9v sir, in lie
IRsg S Z SinsIssp s. herself ths grandfather dodge
Well said the sagaciOus pirate, 'fhsre surely must
II cannot be her grandfather let me iss her for his
Or, ly9 bit upon ablAh which win please you better
I'll your adopted grandfather, sweet Inez, II you
NO Sir exclaimed fair Inez, "nO ADOPTED one
shall you be-
style for me 70
Well, les Il p@ss!' said the pirate, give us some
And little sugar with It, and then ven call it
The reformed pTates drank heartily, but ere they
went away,
eg the bones did play. -tf
Again he blessed tie couple and brushfnr a tear
from his eye;
With the sagacous pirate he rode away, amer bidding
them all good bye.
1 (OOETINURD1
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COMMERCIAL.
CLETr1ANp PRopucE nlARKET.
,,I!9 ,MoRNIDN.a I. LEAPER "a. solTTIgE

MORNING LEADER OFFICk,l
MONDAY MonhIN0, July 2Ss 1852.
FLOUR-The market on Saturday was unehang-
ed and quiet, with but little demand and only small
sales at previous prices We quote red wheat extra
at 4sO475i double extra at sl,7s5Ooi white wheat
extra at COOS 2 double extra do at s5 2s@5O; and
suporhno at ss,75@4,5 90, according to quality.
WHEAT-Tho market sdll contiauoS dull and
declining. Sales Of one car new whito on track at
81 O5; ten cars choice red at sOI and rcd at
sI,OO.
CORN-There were no sales and we quote the mar.
kct nominal S5@Sse on track.
OATs-Markot steady and quiet Sale Of ono car
on track at SIC.
HEGHWINES-Alarketu unchanged Sales Of co
bbls at 29c.
MESS PORK-The market continues very dull
and nominal We quote at slO,OO9lO,sO.
BUTTER-We uoto continued good demand for
choice W. R. at ll@flKe, and common and Central
at s@IOc
OHEESE-Eirm at 66g5lso for W.R.
EGGS-Dull, with small sales at GG97e.
DARD-Qulet at 61l@Tc for common to choice.
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NEW YORK AARKET.-JuIy %.

lhE TBLkaRAPH.l
FLOIR--The advance in gold and sterling ex.
change has favorable effect upon the -four Market
and prices may be quoted 5l9c better Market clos.
ing quiet and scarcely 20 much disposition to op-
sales 1890 bbls at s4,s5a5lo for superfns state
sa,2a53 for extra state; $40 for choce 81 $500 20
medium extra westerni s5,45G5,GO for common TO
good shipping brands extra round hooped Ohio
CANADA FLOUlt--Market IOc higher, with
moderate inquiry Sales 20 hbs at a5 255, 40 for
common ai,j0d6,2j for good to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Market steady Sales !, 900 bbls
corn 6IEAI,-AIarket hrn. with sales 40 bbls
at s., 10 for Jersey and g 80 for Marshs Calorc
WliISK KK-Market rules heavy. sales go bbls
WHEAT-The advance in gold and exchange has
favorable effect on the wheat market, and with fair
export demand; Prices have adv need l@2c per bush;
Sales 2in0J bush Chicago spring at 81 Iaiis; OO1
bush Milwaukee club at 81, ,l6gl ,2; 1900 hush am
Der Iowa at 81 26l "a 5000 bush winter rcd western
at 81 ,2sG y2; lsGgO bush amber Michigan s7,S3@
l3ji 100 bush inferior white Kentucky al 81 81 and
j, 800 bush white Michigan at 81 ,4G9l ,45.
REE-Scarce aud firm. Sales $500 bush western
BARLEY- Market quiet and nominal
COfN-ln better request. Export and home con-
sumption at lc per bush advanced. Sales lI7 900 bush
at j5Ic for old mixed western; 5355c for eastern;
OATS-Market little firmer, at 46a4sc for Jersey,
Canada, western and state.
SU(9Ale-Raw continues firm. at sl5l1s4c for fair
10 good refining Sales to-day 1000 hhds at S1599c
for Cuba 99liHc for New Orleans; 2S2 boxes Ha-
yana az NC; and by auction, 81 hhds New Orleans
NI0IASSE SES-MarlZet firm. Sales 81 hhds and Is
tierces, private terms at l5c 40 bbls low grades
Cuba at 3lc, and 20 bids Barbados at 9gc.
PORK-Alarket more active and hrmer. Sales
30 bbs at sl059ll for mess 100 bbs prime mess al
$, b for prime.
BEEF-Market continues firm, and moderate
business doing Sales 57j bb.s at S55O97 90 for
try prime; s. 0O9l000 for country mess sl2,OOGi3,
80 for Tepacked mess; sl30O6I4,50 for extra mess.
PRIME llESS BEEF-Market dull and nom.
lily unchanged.
BEEF HA1IS-Market duh and nomlly un.
changed.
CUT .AEATS-llarket firm. Sales 80 packages
I at 346Gf55C for shoulders; 55z6l6c for hams
BACON SIDES-Sides dull, and prices entirely
nominal.
RD-Market IN less active demand, and mar
ket frIner. Sales SIS bbls at 554@59Sc.
BUTTER-Selling at iO9l4c for Ohio; lO9I7e fol
State.
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A ARON CLARK,
va. olaim and Pensi0n Agant.

AFV' % IT EllIILF DDIIULNII
SUPERIOR ST, fWESf END, - CLEVELAND, o,
win procure Bounty Money and Land, Back Pay
and Pensions Tor soldiers, their widows and hsrB-af-
laW, on reasonable terms. luneU:R27
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FROnI PHILAnFIPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26.
The steamer Spaulding has arrived from
Fortress Monroe with 240 wounded from
Richmond. Their names have already
been published.
The prisoners while in Richmond were
all well treated by the officers and men Of
the rebel army. The troops from Missis-
sippi and Georgia were specially kind in
their treatment Of the prisoners.
United States Treasury notes were eager
ly taken by the rebels.
Baltimore notes were also taken by them
but they were looked upon with distrust.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-28

FRANCIS MeDoEALD & Co., NEW YoRK.-
Parties wishing to forward any kind of Pro-
duce for Sale in either London, Liverpool or
Glasgow, viii find the agent Of this House,
Mr.. H, C. Deming, at the Office of AlcOtt
4 Horton, Water steet, who will be very
happy to give all the information with re-
gard to shipping produce required at all
times. The correspondents Of the House in
Liverpool, Messrs. Byland, Altha & Co.,
also their correspondents in London and
Glasgow are amongst the largest and oldest
established Houses in those markets and we
should think western dealers in butter and
cheese especially, could make large saving
BY shipping 70 Europe direct, thereby cut
ting of the middlemen in New York, and
advise trial in this direct trade.