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FRnli NFW YORK.

New YORK, Aug. p.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the Park tonight. Quite q num-
ber of speeches were made by prominent cit
izens, and resolutions adopted, pledging
our lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to
crushing out the rebellion, and calling on
monied and other corporations to contrib
ute largely to the recruiting fund; and to
close places of business, as far as practical
BILE, at o'clock, p. m, till 18th; and call
ing on the President to authorize COrcOran
to raise Legion of 10000 men.
A letter was read from Secretary Sew
ard expressing the Presidents regret at
not being able TO attend. Also a spirited
letter from Gov. Morgan. The great event
of the afternoon was the arrival Of the 69th
regiment with Corcoran at their head. They
were enthusiastically welcomed and took
part in the proceedings. COrcOran was
one of the speakers.
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Dr Renner,s Diarrhm speoiao.

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RRnM niINNRs,rrn.

ST PAUL, Aug. y.
Dispatches received this afternoon from
Lieut.. Gov Donnelly and Col. Sibley state
that their forces left St. Peters on Satur-
day for Fort Ridgely. They reported that
Col. Flandreau had been obliged to leave
New Ulm on Monday, having lost ten in
the fight on Saturday. No doubt the town
is entirely destroyed. Messengers from
Fort Abercrombie report the Indians in
that vicinity as hostile, and have murder
ed several. The stage coach was found on
the bank of Red river the driver supposed
to have been killed and horses stolen.
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VBrToRs AT CAMP CLEvELAED.-Camp
Cleveland was alive with visitors yesterday.
A party came in from solon, three hundred
strong, bringing with them four aOagOH loads
Of eatables for their boys in Capt. PhilpOt's
Company, who had grand time discussing
the chickens, pies, fruit, honey, and numer-
Gus other articles, not usually found upon the
soldiers bill Of fare. solon is al alive to the
mysteries Of tho house. She needs only two
more men to Hll her quota, and six men are
ready to shoulder their musksts. Captain
PhilpOt has No. company, and is rapidly
training and drilling them.
Another gay and festive party was gathered
about the quarters Of Captain PeixOttO's
Company. These were from. ROekpOrt,
where many Of the company we're recruited.
The tables were spread with all imaginable
substantials and Injuries, and we fear that
many q pain under the apron" viii result
from this feast Of good things.
The boys Of the 18th Battery also had q
company Of visitors, and dancing, songs and
nsrTy hilarity followed the rePast. - /
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Important subject of Investigation.

Who does not want light on the subject Of
all the blessings which we enjoy, that of clear
and distinct vision is priced as the greatest; /;
to possess which, and retain it, too much
care cannot be bestowed on the purchasing
of spectscles. One good rule is, to go to an
old established house, who have a name for
keeping the best quality of glasses that art
can produce. Those travelling opticians, who
are here to-day and of tomorrow, making it
their Alpha and Omega to get your money,
may or may not be the right men to do bust
ness with. But of one thing there can be no
doubt, as to L. H. SOlomOnson being the right
man in the right place. No better oPtisiaa can
be found in the City or State. HO has got on
hand large and new stock of spectacles, mi
erOscopes, telescopes, and all kinds Of optical
instruments. Those visiting the State Fair
would do well to make note of this. Solo
monson's office is the first door from the en-
trance Of the American Hotel, No. lsO supe-
rior street. 1t
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE
All Buildings to be Removed
from Old Point. .,f
GOOD NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
Movements of the Armies.
General WIICOx's RECEPTION at
Detroit.
HORRIBLE TREATMENT OF
FEDERAL PRISONERS.
The Indian Outrages In the
West.
Federal Defeat at Gallatin, Tenn.
The Indian Outrages In the
West,
Federal Defeat at Gallatin, Tenn.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. q.
The following official dispatch has been
received:
HELENA, Ark, Aug. "a, via CAIRO, 20.
To Major General HaLleck Satisfactory
news is received from the navy and army
expedition sent down the river. Near
Milliken's bend the rebel transport boat
Fair Play was captured with q large cargo
Of arms and ammunition. The rebel force
was pursued by the troops to Monroe,
Louisiana, where there is a railroad and
telegraph.
The depot was burned and the telegraph
destroyed, cutting of all communication
and connection Of Vicksburg with Little
Rock and Providence, La. Thirty-fve
prisoners were taken and large number
of negroes, who were in the rebel force.
Our troops brought away eleven hogs
heads of sugar. Three baggage wagons
and six trucks were destroyed, not having
any means oftransportation to bring them
to the river.
A portion of our force, with rams, entered
YazoO River, where battery Of forty-two
Founders and two field pieces were taken.
the enemy fleeing without firing q gun,
The heavy pieces were destroyed, and the
field pieces were brought away. The ex-
pedition ascended the YazoO above Sun
flower, and returned up the Mississippi.
Troops are securing the shores and scat
tering the guerrilla camps with great sue
cess. This is the substance of Col. Wood s
report. Much credit is due acting Flag
Officer Phelps, who commanded the naval
forces, Col. Ellet, who commanded ram
feet, and Col. Wood, of the 10th Ohio, who
commanded a brigade of the 4th division
of this army.
The expedition was planned by Gen.
Curtis and Com. Davis before leaving Hell
ena, and it has returned to the latter place
after having accomplished its work with
| great success.
Secretary Seward left Washington TO-
day for several weeks sojourn at home, in
New York.
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From Ihr flnmn.
OAuP CLEvELASD, Aug. 2

CAMP CLEVELAND, Aug. 26.
EDs. LEADER AS Il Is customary these
days to write communications from the diff
ferent camps in the country, perhaps Il would
not be uninterosting to somo Of your readers
to know how the boys of the l9th Battery are
enjoying themselves. We think here that
wo arc " fortunes favorites, for every day
brings US plentiful supplies of all kinds of
dslieaeieS, brought BY the kind lady ac-
guaintanoes Of the gentlemen Of the Battery.
Pies, cakes and frait have grown to be com
mon articles among Is, so we will not mako
mention Of thom. But the most beautiful
treat Of tho whole season has been the pre-
SentstlOn Of large bOguet Of flowers by n
couple Of ladies Of Cleveland To-day as We
EerO about partaking Of a bountiful supply
Of pork and potatoes, (U. S. fare,) we were
equally surprised BY a compile of ladies driv-
ing up in q carriage and handing out large,
tastiIy arranged boquet of aowers, with the
following note attached: To the boys of
the American, comrades Of the gallant 18th
Battery" with the respective cards Of the
ladies enclosed. This was so kind and
thoughtful that it ELECTED from the boys three
hearty cheers, given with will, beside the
hearty thanks of every individual. 1t is not
often that VIC are so favored, so We deem it
just that honorable mention should be made
of such delicate attention.
P. S.-BefOre I close We will also return
thanks to the ladies who kindly treated the
whole camp to supply of green corn, in
Guiding a basket Of delicaeies to individuals
in the American House. I presume you know
that 60 American " is the name of one of our
primitive shanties, or barracks.
A nrrur- - nnr. %
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NINTH WARD.-An enthusiastic meeting
Of the citizens Of this Ward was held last eve
ming at Eagine House No g. J. S. Allen,
Esq, presided. A report of the Committee
on the quota of the Ward was read, showing
in effect that with an earnest pull together
the Ward win escape draft. The Commit
tee on Finance reported $500 as already sub
scribed, and perfect willingness on the part
of the people Of the Ward to subscribe freely
if the Ward can escape the odium of draft.
The number Of the Committe was increased,
and tomorrow all the members thereof de-
vote time to securing such a fund as will
make the Ward bOuntiss equal to those Of
sny in the city.
Tonight ALL TIE NINTH WARDERs are in
vited to be present and assist in the work
and those who wish to volunteer will come
forward and receive their bOunties. Come
one come all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-28
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Inialible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
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have been used BY the doctors for many years both
In France and America, with unparalleled success In
every case, and Il Is urged by many thousand ladies
vine have used them to make the Pills public for the
alteration Of those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever, well TO prevent increase Of family
where health will not permit it. Females peculiarly
situated, those suppOsing themselves 40,
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ton as the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above admouition although their mldness would
nrevept any mischief to health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended Full and explicit directions ac-
company each box Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail In Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHF Frs Wholesale Druggists, 10 Super or- st
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, 1s9 Superior-St,; t. W.
sACKRIDER. 2Z3 Superior St; G. W CLARK, llg
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which has recently been added account Of the Pills
being counterfoited. The ingredients composing the
above Pills are made known to every agent and they
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for then; 8, D. HOWE, Sole Proprietof,
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JosEPH PooL, seeretary. .

MICHIGAN TROOPS CoNING.-The 18th Mich
igan Volunteers will arrive to-day on the
steamer from Detroit, en- route for Washing
ton. The Regiment has been filed to the
maximum number, is fully armed and
equipped, and have been rendezvOusing al
Detroit. The following are the regimental
officers
Colonel, VIM. Ii. Wilmington, Jackson.
Lieut. Colonel, Constant Luce, Monroe.
Major, G. Collins Lyon, Jackson.
Surgeon, A. R. Calkins, Michigan.
Adjutant, W. V. Richards, Ann Arbor.
Quartermaster, Charles Ford, Jackson.
Sergeant Major, James Christancy, Monroe
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RRONI WISCONSIN.

MADISON, Wis, Aug ~.
The 2Oth Wisconsin regiment leaves for
Benton Barracks on Saturday.
The State Journal publishes o private
letter from Eent. I. J. Milroy of Pope s
army, and who was taken prisoner at Ce-
dar Mountain, He gives an account of
the horrible treatment Of our prisoners in
Richmond, and in conclusion says, we are
all ready TO swing sooner than pursuade
Pope to cOuntermand his orders. We can
die but once.
man dressed in woman's clothes was
arrested here, on his way TO Canada to
eyade the draft
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AWoRD TO TIE SoLDTERs.-Each one of the
soldiers who are going away to leave their
friends wishes to leave with them faithful
likeness Of himself, that they may look upon
when he is far away. To do this it is only
necessary that they should call at NOrth's
gallery, No. 2O5 Superior street.
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FRONI FORTREss MONROE.

FOHThk5S MUNHUE'I mug. u
Orders have been issued that all build
ings on Old Point Comfort be removed or
torn down in the vicinity of the fort. The
Hon. Mr.. Sage, one Of the proprietors Of
Hygia Hotel, leaves for Washington TO-
night, having had notice Of the removal
of the buildings, which is to take place in
four days
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Capt. BeEald and Capt. sehrinek of the
IO7th Germany Regiment, have a large sur
plus Of men above the number required,
and a third company will be formed from
that surplus for the above regiment.
The 10th Regiment has s21 men in camp at
present.
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SAVANNAH. Ashland Co., Aug. d

DAfANNAHl HsuIuHU Vu'I mug W
Ems. LEADER Having just heard one of
your citizens say that he had been informed
that Clear Creek Township had only sent six
men to the war, for the benefit of those
who make such statements, would say that
this township had, on the I'd of July, over
fifty men in the service, and since that time
about seventeen more have offered their SER
vices to their country. Yesterday we had
very enthusiastic war meeting, which resulted
in the addition of twelve hundred and ninety
dollars to tho bounty fund and three volun-
teers, at which time one hundred dollars was
offered to each one who would volunteer in
the United States service. JUsTICE.
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Onions NEEDED IN HOsPITALs.-We are re-
quested by the AID Society to say that barrels
of onions viii be very acceptable for the use
Of the hospitals. Owing to our soldiers living
entirely on hard bread and salted meat, they
are frequently attacked with the scurvy the
same disease that sailors are often taken
down with, owing to the same cause
Onions are considered the most efficient rem
edy for this disease, and our farming friends
can do vast deal of good by each sending
in barrel of this vegetable to the rooms Of
the Soldiers Aid Society.
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A Mass Meeting will be held in the
Eleventh Ward, on Thursday evening, Aug.
2sth, at Z y O'Clock, P. N, at Engine House
No. 10, for the purpose of soliciting subscrip-
tiOns to prevent drafting in the Ward. Able
speakers will be in attendance. All loyal
citizens are expected to attend.
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D1ED.-A. H. Waters, familiarly known in
this city as " Yorker" of the saith Ohio
regiment, died recently at Cumberland Nd,
of typhus fever. He was a member of the
Greys. He served with the Greys in the
three months campaign.
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At special meeting of Phoenix Engine
Co. No. 4, held at the Engine House on Tues
day evening, August Goth, 1852, committee
was appointed to draft resolutions expressive
of the feelings of this company in regard to
our late bereavement. The following pream-
bic and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, We, the members of this Com
pany, are called Epon to mourn the loss of
another member who has fallen by disease
while serving his country, therefore be it b
ResOlDed, That in the death Of our beloved
brother, A. H. Walters, the department has
lost one Of its most efficient members, and
the country a brave and willing defender.
ResolDed, That we deeply sympathize with
the afflicted family and Friends in their sad
bereavement, yet knowing that God in his in
finite goodness dOeth all things we'll, we bow
in submission TO his Divine via.
ResOired, That as a token of respect and
appreciation of his efficiency as member,
this Company receive his remains and escort
them TO the depot in a body, and that the
usual badge Of mourning be worn by the
members for thirty days, and that the house
be draped in mourning.
Res0lOod, That we tender our sincere thanks
to the omcers and members Of the Cleveland
Grays, s4th Regiment 0. V. l., now at Cum
berland, Nd, for their kindness and atten-
ton to our deceased brother during his recent
illness.
ResotVed, Thata copy of the above pream-
Bile and resolutions be transmitted to the
family Of the deceased, and also published
in the daily. papers Of this city.
y -- ". II. RAGG,
~, R. J. COCHRAN,
H. ORLAND,
JAS. MCDOWELL,
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Picnic IN CANP.-To-day some of our
citizens design to give picnic at Camp
Cleveland to the lOSd regiment and to Capt
Shields Battery. The dinner will be given
at o'clock. There will be music, dancing
and fun generally.
The notice of this dinner which appeared
in yesterday evenings edition would have
been in yesterday morning but by misqn
derstanding.
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RRnnI nRrRnIT.

DETROIT, Aug. u.
The arrival of General Wilcox to-day,
was an occasion Of the grandest demon
stration ever witnessed here, and the
ovation accorded him was a splendid
tribute to our much respected citizen snd
brave soldier.
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ARREsT OF DEsERTERs.-Y Yerterday Deputy
Marshall Burlison, arrested two deserters,
one Of them John Hasson of Co. K, lst Ohio
Cavalry, and the other Horace Robson of
Co. 4, End Ohio Cavalry. They were sent to
Camp Cleveland. The latter stole a horse
and equipments when he deserted. He will
be severely punished. doubtless.
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DIsoHAReED.--GeorgeH Hersnnel Of 0lmsted
who was in Jail, charged with the murder of
Claude Humphrey, was examined on Tuesday
before Justice Carpenter, at olmsted, and
discharged, the evidence showing that the
act was purely in self-defence.
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Pursuant to notice, meeting of the citi-
zens Of the First Ward convened at the
Atheneum, last evening. ". H. Price, l..
C. Thayer, H. C. BlOssum, A. G. Callwell, E.
C. Rouse, A. NJ. Perry, and W. V. Craw were
appointed Finance Committee to procure
the sum of ten thousand dollars to pay extra
bounty to persons from the ward who may
enlist in the United States service.
E. A. Palmer, D. H. Keys, J. D. Peck,
VIM. L. W. Kellogg, and S. B. jenkins were
appointed additional Ward eanvasers.
GEO. F. MARSHALL, Chairman.
Lam Dnnr GnnrnHnrr-
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BUSINESS NOTICES

COUPON INTEREST. - Highest premium
paid for Coupon Interest due on 80 Gov
eminent Notes, Aug. 19.
G. A. READ & Co.,
augI1:4O4 Bankers, 95 Superior St.
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HOEsE STOLES.-A few days ago horse
was stolen from John Porter, in Girard, Erie
County, Pa. He was large size four year
old bay horse, with black msne and tail, a
white hind foot, and star in the forehead.
A reward Of S25 is offered for the arrest Of
the thief and s25 for the recovery of the
hgrae
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THE dinner for the IOSd Regiment and
Shields Battery will take place this af-
ternoon at o'clock, instead Of y, as here
tOfOre announced. Refreshments can be sent
to camp up to that time.
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FROlI COLUlIRUs, o.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. n.
To the Press Of Cleveland The Governor
and SurgeOn-General win review the
troops at Massillon on Saturday, and at
Mansfield on Sunday. Signed,
G. ]. YOUNG.
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Nh. h. HArTERsLEY, at lO2 Superior street,
keeps the best assortment Of pistols and fire.
arms OF various descriptions, to be found
west Of New York. Many of our brave boys
who are now in the field, are already greatly
indebted to Mr.. Hattersley, and many others
will always retain a pleasing recollection of
b;v,
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NoTICE.-All subscribers to the State Fair
subscription who have not paid the amount
agreed upon, will hand the same to Col. J..
P. Ross, treasurer for the fund, during this
geek. Col. Ross has been indefatigable in
his efforts towards completing all the neces'
sary arrangements on the part of our citizens,
and has no time to spare to run around after
delinquent subscribers. Please call and set
tie. By order the Committee.
Cleveland, Aug. 10th '62. 1t