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THE CARE OF THE WOUNDED
FROM RICHMOND!
REPORTED ARREST OF @. G.
FULTON!
PASSAGE OF THE ARMY AP-
PR0PRIATI0N BILL
So, 100000 Appropriated for the
Sick and Wounded
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM ARKANSAS,

CAIRO, July l.
Advices from Arkansas are to the effect
that Gen. Hindman, with some 5000 rebels,
was in theimmediate vicinity st. Charles,
and that Col. Fitch had abandoned the fort,
after spiking the guns.
The situation of Gen. Curtis is said to
be critical, he being unable to bring sup
plies, and his army being on half-ratiOns
for more than a week.
Reports have been current here that
Commodore Farragut had given the author
tiles of Vicksburg until Monday last to
surrender.
Reports via Columbus, KY, by passen-
gers, are that fight had taken place at
Holly Springs, and bombardment Of IL
hourss duration had occurred at Vicks-
burg, but the time of neither engagement
is given.
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THE FoUKT6 AT OBERLIE.-There will be
gruad celebration at Oberlin on the coming
Fourth. A national salute will be fred at
sunrise BY the Artillery company under Capt.
Palmer. During the forenoon the Chase Ca
deta and the Artillery Company wilpParade,
with music furnishedby the Wakeman Band.
At O'Clock the exercises viii commence at
the Church. Patriotic songs will be sung by
the Oberlin Glee Club, after which the Decla-
ration Of Independence will be read, and an
Grafton delivered By the Hon. Joseph N.
Root, Of sandusky. During the afternoon a
sham battle will be fought, also skirmishing,
scouting, &c. We would advise all who
wish to have glorious time, to visit oberlin
on Friday next.
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PIANnS.
nIANNSI PlANllNI n
CROCKERY & CHTNAWARE .

CPRING TRADE.-A. S. GARDNER
~ Importer Of China, Glass and EarthenwaTa Tea
Sets French China plain and decorated Glass ware,
complete assortment, Stone China variety 81 pat
terms, best make Plated Goods, warranted choicest
make, Cake Baskets, Castors breakfast and inner,
SpOOus Forks, &C. Ivory Handled and Plain U .tery,
Britannia Ware, Planished Ware, Urns and Q hating
Lanterns, &C. at unusually low prices notwith stand
ing the war advance, At No. "a Superior-St.. b
APRIL A. s. GARDE TER.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

REFRIGEEAToRs.-Twelve different sizes and
patterns for sale at manufacturers prices, by
W. P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca Sts.
sPHEREoTYPEs.-Simpson Is, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get n fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery No. 253 Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27n
HOUSE FUASrslrT--- rT---AazIcLEs.-A the old es-
tablishment of W. P. Fogg, oorner-,c snns,;or
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at re5y.aaa
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
OF the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream FreezeTs, Ice Chests four sizes, T able
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets .Vnd
Trays, and great variety of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmen.
af5- Dr. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
vertisement in another column. Office No 1Ie,
Seneca street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-02

A NEw DESTIFRICE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teeth and heals all diseases
of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivalled Tooth Paste, at Strong &
Armstrong;, J. H. and A. s. Gorham's N. c.
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
the State. If
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INFORMATION WAXrED.-Eds. Leader: If
Jas. B. Cleveland, Co. D, Orrin Whitney and
sherbin Reed, Co. G, all of the 4lst Ohio
Volunteers, will Immediately inform me
whore a letterwill reach them, they will learn
of something much to their advantage. My
address is Box 200, Louisville, Ky.
je2s:394 1t. E. A. FoRD
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The Columbus State Journal says
" the S7th Regiment left Camp Chase last
Sunday morning, under command of Colonel
Banning. It's destination is Annapolis
Company D, of the s8th, also left for CALI
polls, whittier probably another company win
ssOn be ordered from the s5th. Company F,
Of the ssth, was sent to Johnson's Island on
Wednesday last. There is still a sufficient
number left at Camp Chase for guard duty
No new prisoners are arriving, except small
squads Of bushwhackers.
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FRnlI RALTnInRE.

BALTIMORE, July I.
Numerous inquiries are received here as
to the wounded and killed We have no
information beyond what has already been
published except reports that are probably
exaggerated and which it would be i'm
proper to publish. The friends Of the
wounded officers and privates may rest as
sured that If brought here they will be
among friends who will omit no effort to
alleviate their sufPerings.
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ARRESTED The Columbus papers state
that John W. KEGS, editor of the Circleville
Watehman, was arrested on Monday evening,
on a charge Of uttering seditious language.
Mr.. KEGS passed through Columbus yester-
day, in charge of an officer, en- route for Wash
ington.
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Losr.-On the walk somewhere between
Mould & Hogan's and the corner of Prospect
and Bolivar streets, roll of Bank Notes.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing it at No. so Public Square.
July 2-2t.
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NleNetAuu Aualatale@~elAAAcEA nelaAAA
This fOurishing school, 80 dsservedly pop.
ular, held It's Annual Commencement in tn,
afternoon Of yesterday. The eapaeiOul
gymnasium was hlled with an intelligent and
delightful audience. Prof. R. F. Humiston
the Principal, with his corps of teachers, the
Trustees and clergy, occupied places on the
platform. The " Musical Society" had q
position on the left Of the platform; the brass
band of the Heights in the gallery. Both
these rendered excellent service, and con
tEibated largely to the pleasure Of the Oeoa-
sion by their fine music.
The exercises Of the graduating class were
t-ls follows;
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Essay-What shall do now l.....................,.
Mary l.. Oakes, Brecllsville.
Qratou-lhe Losses and Cams Of the Present
~ II
Essay-The Immortality Of the Bea1tiful........
Emma Mcneil, Akron.
Essay-The Mothers Of 20 and their Daughters
Of 6
Ella z. Burrows, University Heights.
oration-Who is the Hero i.,.-.
Colloquy-C .....,-............-.
cHARAcTERs.
Henry A. H. Tuttle
Mrs. BeRuregard. Emma Mcneil
Edward +. Angler.
Mrs. Ella E. Burrows
Aom,-...-.-... II. Brewster
Mary l. Oales
Oration ana Valedictory Address-iFhe World
Albert h Tuttle, Cleveland.
Both the essays aud orations were, without
exception, Of high order, in style, senti-
nent and delivery. The essay " What shall
do now?'' by Miss Cakes, was clear, foroi-
BILE, practical and earnest. That on the "Im-
mortality of the Beautiful, p by Miss Mcneil,
was ehaste in dietiOn, logical in method, and
beautiful in thought, a rare gem. +" The
Mothers Of &c, and their Daughters Of 49,"
was instinct with womanly aspirations and
patriotic sentiments nobly uttered by one Of
the genuine daughters Of 80. The Urations
were vigorous, appropriate and Substantial;
and were spoken with great effect, But the most
interesting performance was the eOllOquy.
As production, it was q high honor to the
young lady authoress; and the characters
were all admirably represented and sustained
throughout. II was the general verdict Of
the audience that this ranks among the very
best performances Of the kind. It was not
only faultless, but remarkably just, animated,
and in some passages eloquent The eonelud-
ing address by Mr.. Hugin was, as a specimen
Of defamation, Of the first grade Of excel
lenoe. The distinct utterance, the ease Of
manner, the grace Of action and gesture, and
the naturalness and power Of delivery which
characterised the efforts of these young grad
yates, are the best efforts Of the wisdom of
the policy which prevails in this school, of
bestOwing special attention to the important
art Of EioeutiOn. This is an important fea-
ture of the Institute, which its enlightened
patrons appreciate, and which cannot be too
highly valued. We most cordially say sue
cess to Prof. HumistOn and his valuable
school.
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= THE SEVEN sIsTERs.-This production, pc
: euliarly nOndescript, so long promised, and
Of which 50 much in the way of puffs 3" has
been said and written, until the people had
been worked up to q tip-toe height Of expec-
tatiOn, was presented at the Theatre last
evening, to a very large audience. To at
tempt to give any idea by way of description
of the piece, if not impossible, would only
lead the reader into perplexing labyrinth
which if il did not superinduoe delirium
would have anything but a salutary effect
upon Whateverpre conceptions he or she may
have formed Of the piece. 1t is properly
burlesque, in which the auditors are intro
dueed to all classes, from Pluto to the "ir-
repressible darkey perhaps no very
great step some will think. Local
hits, many of them very pointed,
are thrown in in abundance, togeth-
! er with pithy conundrums and many good
practical jokes. The sentimental, too, gets
share Of consideration, as well as the hereic.
Among the scenes, we should particularly
note very truthful representation Of lLonu-
--~1 - = o'-A9 ~ PL1-ellI WAAcu
ilevelanders should not fail te see on can
fass, and picture of the old Kinsman street
skating park, also very well executed. A
ZOuave march and drill, by corps Of some
twenty-five young ladies, and & skating scene,
constitute, perhaps, the most interesting feat
ures Of the play proper, while every scene has
itsproportion Of fdancing and singing. But that
upon which the play must depend for what
ever success it meets with, is the closing
scene Of the birth Of the butterfly in the bower
Of ferns. All the expense and trouble in
VolVed in the presentation Of the piece is cen
tered in this finale, and the result is the pro-
duetion Of one Of the most beautiful tableauz
ever presented upon a stage, and we might
say anywhere, for we have yet to see any
thing, even in PyrOtechny, magnificent a.
some Of its displays are, which can be regard
edas equalIing it in beauty.
The piece should prove success, and ",
are much mistaken as to the appreciation o
our citizens for such productions if it doe
lSpt.
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HOUSE.

The House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Tariff bill
Among the amendments adopted were
the following, subjecting paper, cigars and
cigarettes, to the same uty as that i'm
posed on cigars, making duty on castor
seeds and beans so cents per bushel; max
ing the duty on all sugar above No. u and
not above No. As, Dutch standard in color
3 cents per pound, and on all above No.
Is red store dried and not above No. 20,
Dutch standard in color, cents per pound;
all importers at home or abroad are re-
auested to have their invoices authenti-
Gated, and it is hinted that the bill shall
take effect on the first of August.
The Committee here rose, when all the
amendments were cOncurred in, without a
division, excepting the one offered by Mr..
Ward, Of New York, that goods, wares and
merchandise, actually on ship-bOard and
bound to the United States, and all those
in bonded warehouses or public stores on
the first of August next, shall not be sub
iect to the duties imposed ly this act. The
amendment was lost Yels "a, nays a.
The bill was then passed.
The bill enlarging cana locks was taken
up and tabled by majority Of 20.
A motion to reconsider was entered.
| The bill appointing ? commission to ex-
anime the claims oflcyal citizens for prop
erty destroyed by troops, was postponed
till the second Wednesday in December.
The Navy appropriation bill was taken
up, and the Senate's amendments we're act
ed on. Adjourned.
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OFFICE OPEy.-Just returned from the
East with plenty of cash to loan on collateral
securities deposited with me. Office at the
same old stand, 246 Superior street, up stairs.
julyl:394 Il. HAIEEs
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Boy DROwNED.-A son Of Mr.. ProudfoOt,
aged about years, was drowned yesterday
noon, while bathing in the river near Wool
sons Stove Foundry. The body had not besn
recovered up to last evening.
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TIE DRILL OF THE GRAYs.-A correspond
ent of the Toledo Blade, writing of the s4th
Regiment from Cumberland, says:
From what saw of the Regiment at bat
talon drill, and more particularly on dress
parade, can say that the praises we have
heard bestowed upon the 84th have not been,
as is too often the case, mere Dragging. Co..
A, and one company Of Cleveland Grays, at
traeted my attention most particularly. The
Grays are beyond question the most perfect
in their drill HOO, but from the prompt, active
and interested manner in which Co. A seemed
to take hold Of the work, I think none of our
Toledo friends need fear that they will be
long behind"
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BRIDGE BURNING.

LOUISVILLE, July /.
\ t..nnpike bridge between Harrodsburg
and Terryville, and another DetrrovI.
Nieholasville and Pekin were burned last
night; it is supposed by guerillas. The
Hickman bridge is also considered in dan
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LETTERS FoR GEN NELSON'S DIvIsIoE.-
All letters for the Fourth Division, Army of
the Ohio, under command Of Gen. Nelson,
should be directed to Athens, Ala, via Lou
isville and Nashville.
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LIGHTS IN TOLEDO HARBoR.-The Toledo
Blade says Capt. Harding, of the Z. S. Steam
er Search, will report in favor Of placing q
Light-ship at the Elbow" near the spot
where the old Lighthouse was situated.
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CoNvIoTs EsCAPED.-The Columbus Jour
nal says two cOnvicts, employed with a num-
Der Of others, in digging sand from the river
bank a short distance above the Penitentia-
", made their escape on Saturday.
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~ One hundred and seventy five doses
of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other Home
Pathio medicine, pure and fresh, (allowing
ten pills to 4 dOse,) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps or otherwise, to John B. Hall, NJ.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established IS49.
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FOR ANNAPoLIs.-The 18th Illinois Regi-
ment Of cavalry passed through Columbus
yesterday, en- route for Annapolis, Nd.
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LA. GILBERT, No. 1S2 Ontario street, buys
and fills all orders for fruit. Particular at
tentiOn paid to orders from abroad. 396
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A Heavy FLEEoE.-Mr. Henry Reid, of
Granger, Medina Co., recently sheared from
thres-year old buck twenty-fOur pounds of
wool, one years growth. Beat that if you
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jos PRINTER WANrED.-A good Job Print
or is wanted Immediately at the LEADER Job
Room. None but good job hand need
anpIv.
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REFRIaERAroRs, &o.-A lnree varietl

REFRIeERATORs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of RefrigeratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minuts Ice
Cream Freelsrs, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufao-
turers' prices at W. L. MARyR's,
No. 50 south side Public Square.
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Colnnhna Carrcannndonoa.

NQLuAbVai usi Suhe oVthi AeV@'
DEAR LEADER The straight Democracy Of
Franklin County met and appointed Delegates
to the Convention, which will meet in this
city on the 9Th Of July
The " Old wheel-hOrsO" Medary, JUDGES
Thurman and J. o. Reamy are among the
delegates. "StraWs show which way the
wind blows" and you may draw your own
inference. II these men are UhiOa men I
very much err in my opinion Of them.
Very many soldiers are being discharged
from the service on Surgeons certificates Of
disability. Capt. Tallmadge is attending to
the collection Of their claims in a prompt
manner The Captain deservedly has their
fullest con6dsnco, and he we'll merits it BY
the efficiency with which he attends to their
business.
The s7th Regiment, three months men, left
yesterday for the East. This Regiment is
commanded by Col. Banning, recently Cap
tain in tho iamented Col. Lorin Andrews 4th
Ohio Infantry. Col. Banning is the only ap-
pointee among the recent appointments, who
understands his business. We congratulate
the s7th upon the fact Of their having mill
i'ary Hian to lead thOm against the enemy.
I have just seen and eonversed with three
Of our gallant soldiers, who have been Z. S.
prisoners at Richmond and New Orleans since
the battle Of Bull Run. Their treatment was
horrible. Notwithstanding the i'll usage Of
our Ohio boys, our authorities have treated
Rebel prisoners with distinguished conside-
ration. Some Of the Delegates from Frank
lin County to the Democratic Convention have
done the same thing, and I hold that all such
are not entitled to be looked upon rs loyal
citizens. think it would be we'll to cause
all Delegates to State Conventions to take
The oath"
Recruiting goes on slowly. will suggest
a plan by which men will volunteer, viz:-
Advance one months pay and $500, one
fourth the bounty money. By this means
those who have families will be enabled to
leave the "1oved ones at home" in comforta-
bic circumstances, without waiting three or
four months for pay before they can remit
money TO their wives and children.
Let our loyal citizens only know that they
can leave their families in comfortable cir
and the eulistments will be four
fold.
tf-unyt'si''g ''vv'- Vvvara, you will hear from
Yours, OCCASIONAL.
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines in
pellets, powders or liquids, of any strength,
call at Halls, No. II Public Square.
auURR11
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C0mmen CouRGiii
TuRsDkT EVENING, July 1.

AVh4PAf EVENING" July l.
President Masters in the Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved. r
All present but Mr.. Stevens.
PETITIONS.
OF E. Thomas and others asking that Flu
i'd lamps be placed on Fulton street. Com
mittee on Gas,
ofW, Timlin and others, asking that
Bridge street be so repaired that water will
notremain in the cutters. Board Of City
] Improvements. .tN
OF Arnold KreitE and others, asking that
the width and grade Of West River street be
established. Board Of City improvements.
CONCENTRATIONS AND RRPoRrs
Financial report of City Sexton, Filed
Report Of weigher Of hay, East side) for
June. 1852. Filed,
Report OF Superintendent Of Markets, for
June, 1862 Filed.
Report Of City Clerk on the amount re-
ceived for licenses on carriages, street rail
ways, &C., to June 30, 1862. Filed.
Health Officers report of number of vac
einations for June, 1862. Filed.
Report ofthe Board Of City Improvements
in relation to establishing the grade, and
grading aud improving Second street, be-
tween Detroit and Washington Streets
Filed.
City Attorney reported against granting
the petition of S. Dutton and others, asking
for sewer on Water and William ST. Filed
Remonstranee of 7. 7. Seelye against clos
ing Park street at the present time, for the
State Fair. Com. on Streets. ..a
Communication from Board of Edncation
in relation to lightning conductors on School
Houses. Filed.
Bond of George May, Coal Inspector. APP
proved.
Report of Secretary of Water Works for
June, 1862. Filed.
Communication of L. NJ. Hubby, President
c. G. & c. R. R. Civil Engineer
Report from City Attorney that the con-
tract Of NJ. 0Donnell is in due form. Ap-
proved and filed.
Committee on Parks and Pablie Grounds
report against allowing Mould, Hogan & Co.
to erect music stand in the SOuth-eas corner
Of the Park. Filed.
Report of Gas Inspector for June, 1862.
Filed
Report Of Committee on Ordinonees on pc
tition of Morgan, Root & Co. and others, to
prevent peddling goods, wares, &C., on mark
ct and streets. Ordered to be published
Report of City Infrmary for first quarter,
1862. Filed.
Report Of City Attorney uron resolution of
Mr. Leating, respecting Government Light
House. Filed.
Report of FOlice Clerk as follows;
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STARE, No. 225 Superior street, has all the
late papers and magazines, New York and
Cineinnad dailisi, &c, &c.