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MORGAN AT WORK.

LOUIaf IIlLEI mug. L
John Morgan with 1900 cavalry and A
pieces Of artillery entered Gsllatin, Tenn,
early this morning and captured Colonel
Boone commanding the post with about
800 men of the 28th Kentucky, and a fed
eraI freight train containing go horses and
a lot Of oats and corn. There was no
fight. eve
Morgan was still in possession at noon
to-day.
Adj. Gen, FinRen declines accepting the
resignation of John Boyle, nephew Of the
General, as Lieut., Col, Of the 9Th Ky. Cav
airy, and ordered him to join his regi-
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AIICHIGAN,s QUOTA FULL.

DETROIT, Aug. u.
It is officially stated that BIichigan's
quota under the first call for volunteers is
full. Pull companies from various parts
Of the State are offering but crnnot be ae-
cepted. There will be nodifhcultyin com
pleting all requisitions Of the Federal Gov
srnment upon this State without drafting.
The extensive saw mill Of H. A. & s. G..
Wright burned to-day. Loss, $4,000.
Partially insured.
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THE CAPTUBE or pDEDKNDENCE.

LEXINGTON, aug. Z.
Later adYices frem Independence say
Lieut-Col Buell., commanding that post,
with hfty men, were taken completely By
surprise about 8 o clock yesterday morning.
Buelps men were in the Bank buildings,
which after four hours hard fighting was
fred By the rebels, when Buell. surrender
ed. Capt. Thomas, Of the State militiaI
was taken out and murdered sfter the sur
render. Our Informant who remained
until after the surrender says that the
rebels gave out that they intend to attack
this place Immediately. They viii meet
With Rarm reeeption
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A. HArler, se,y.


THs HoLzAN TaouFE.-AnOthsr fun house
welcomed this favorite troupe at the Academy
Of Music last night. The new piece, ''Mrs.
Psrtington, in which that litile prodigy Julia
plays the leading part, took the audience BY
storm. tits seldom we see an audience 50
delighted as those that attend the Holman
sntsrtoinments ana it is systrarsr for a troupe
to jump 80 quickly into popular favor. We
only regret that they cannot proiong their
stay foE We do not doubt thntif they could
remain longer they would be wen sustained.
To-nlght We have CindsriIa again and a new
and highly popular opsrstta called alYantsdl !
family; or three too many" in which the
Prins donna Of the troupe Miss salIie, win
appssr. in q number Of characters.
Their sntertsinnents are marked By q
ehasteness Of style snd a earsfullnsss Of rem
dition, that entities them to our Warmest
praise and rsascts the highest credit on 1iirs.
Holman, who has evidently taken great
pains to Il ths1a fof theirprssent popular po-
sitiou. Wemust not forget that tonight is
the only opportunity we shah lave Of seeing
ssWAxrED,' . and all lovers Of the refined
should not fail to go to the Academy.
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EaIha'ilaiio wa aIaslilE . oaagria-


Elllla
On Monday the l1th, pursuant 70 notice,
large eoneourss Of citizens assembled IN front
OfLibrary building, to listen to patriotic
speeches, and to give the soldier friends
farewell greeting On the eve Of their depart
urs for the Wsrs.,
The meeting being called to order BY =.
+. sturteTant, 3. q. Bosworth vas chosen
Chairman, snd A. Farlow appointed secrs-
tary.
The Following Reverend gentlsmea, Ho-
sisr, stabs and ColaeIl, being present seT-
orally addressed the meeting in strains Of
slOqusncs, and true patriotism, after which
arrangements were made to escort the very
large volunteer force recently enlisted, to
Camp Cleveland Msssrs. James Cooper and
S. Sunderland we're appointed Marshals. At
an early hour in the morning great number
Of uitiEens with their wives, daughters and
friends, formed in procession, extending with
their teans, carriages and vehicles over the
hiIls, and on the winding way headed BY cur
bsautifnl Brass Band and 50 or 20 new re-
eruits, making in ell ueaf 100 who have al
ready been furnished BY our pAtTiOtic town,
and still more are to be added to the number.
ArrsEiag IN Cleveland our procession was
snthusiastieally greeted as it passed through
the principal streets. Finally arriving upon
the camp ground and partaking Of picnic
prepared for the occasion, Fs severely bade
adisa for the present to our soldier friends to
lsturn to our homes made sad and desolats
by % many absent ohes.
B. q. BosWoRTH, Chairman.
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-. sTOCK lIARKKT-AuE. D.

ID LELLlIAFH-I
WfONEY-The market continues easy at 4(15 per
cent call and 445z per cent for strictly prime
FsTR. Ring EXCHANGE-Nore active and
more Ste Ndy Bankers bills nominal at i26Gl25h.
COLE -Amercan gold friner. Market opening
IS: ciosinr steady at 1875 Per cent. premium. Cali
fernir Gold Aara quoted very dull and nominal.
eGOFEIli NI1ENT STOCkS-Ftro; z; States
STOfHSS{@, ghleag0 s Rock Island, Go; Chicago,
Burlington & I 'ulncyi g Mllwaqkee 4 Prairie dg
& Toledo, lsEE G Hisna q ChicaEpy Cleveland
Columbus Cincin eeti, lisi Cleveland Pittsburgh
PSI: m Central = iD SO Michigan So1thern 27gs
Michigan Central. g EReadIlg. egHsrlan I5lt pre-
ferred 3s5[; American Cod lls1f; peiqwane 3 Hud-
son, -; Pacifc Mail llo ny y central wi Arle %
Chicago N " 2d bon, Y ~, do lst 5]zg Toledo :
Wabash lst bouds y, % "a 6A Hudson % p Do ist
los; Erie 9Th gl Brooklyn vlhcr loo lus Ullo . "
Luz; Mo. 46 Va 52 Tenn teil. CaiiftNnia = gI Pan
ANA l37; Michigan Souther gneranteed 595i United
states IS 81 registered 100; 1tsourgs tort wayne q
Chicago lst bonds 81, ID b0nt IS T..
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AEREs1s,-ATrssts By the United States
ana City Msrshals and their assistants, Of
men vho are Suspected Of attempting to sE-
espe the drafi, are ef daily Occurrences. Some
are allowed to proceed upon giving sstisfae-
tasy accounts Of themselves, and others are
asfaintd.
The .. s. karshal,s ofics presents q busy
sesas nov dlys, there being 50 many sPPli-
eations for passes
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FRn1I KFNTurKY.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IL.
Reports, not confirmed at headquarters,
indicate guerrilla raids upon Calhoun and
Rumsey, on Green river, creating eonsids
cradle excitement on the Indiana border.
The steamer Yenango, hence for Cum
berland river with suffers stores, sunk at
SeufietoWn on Sunday.
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FR0ll CAEIIR0RNIA.

SAN FRAECIsco, Aug. 9.
The steamer Active, chartered to visit
the wreck Of the Golden Gate, endeavored
to recover her treasure.
The War Hawk brings China and Homo
lula dates to the 18th Kamantehicha an
ne1ed Palmyra Island to Hanjau Kingdom.
Il is situated in $50 north lat. and 6Io 95,
west longitude; is ten miles long and six
miles broad, with a good hsrbor. The
American Guard Company took possession
in the name CT the Government.
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eR0cKERY q CHIHAWARE.
CpFTNp TpADT.--A. S. GlRDNI

GPKINa TRADH.--A. s.. GARDNER
- fHIrc1fT y China iae1 1rd EafthenWaTe, Tea
5ltl, ITel1c China plain sud decorated, alasallaI1i
scouiplgle rl17lslt. St.ns China, Tarieiy % pat
tcTu1I r11l ll auoc1, warranted choicest
ni1ka, olcr 7s-osI cr1toTp. brcakflst and dznDer,
sgg1z1I lulZI 1s i71I 20 dl1l md p lIin Cutlery,
llui E-1 - 81 4 ll e Ec-ai nC sfaaa.
tAe @ as, - -
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VOx PoFUl1 Yox Der Esr.-Every body
uses Hudson's unriyalEed Tooth Paste and
calls It good. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try Il. For sale
By Strong & Armstrong, Gorham, Brewer,
CLARK, Gaylord, sackridsr, and good Drug
eiIts everyFhere. If
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Imrortant to Ladlel.

Mrs. C. s. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies Of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block for the purpose Of Of.
fering her unrivalled Ladies sl5u Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made 20 it all forms and cases. The
ladies are. most cordially invited to cali and ex.
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied 70 order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure Of bsldness, which has proved highly
successful.
Aug. II: AIS.
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PIAN08s
nIANllRI PIANOSI

LtlANOSI ] BlANOS II -
G. A. BARLOW, AGEHT, No. 3,
Eqelid-st., Cleveland, Ohio, is nov
81 ing the celgbrated EGABEt PIANOS, At greatly
seucsd prices. Haying Just receifed lzrgp aas0rt-
ent Of those superior lnltrumcEtIi he would invite
az intending 60 purchase 70 call and examine theu
before p1EehEling sIssslf6re, ET5rT Instrunsnt =
W1rElntgd Five RearH
cd Eiaao8 aud 7lsiosronr taken IN orchanqs -
Klauos moved end boxed With case Piano BoTss for
Eale k.epes taae and EsDliE1f 81 q ~ iL1TTElir J
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PRnsoHAEs-Mr. MeDonough, Who enter
taiasd rs siith The spectacle Of the s'ssven
r Sisters, plsssd through hers last evening
"a rozl, fer Chicago, where be opens With his
company on Monday evening asxt. he was
very Suessl5nI ID Bafrlo. oHr citizens
Wozld bs glad 70 hsve hin give ps anethsr
ouil pTe1ssIisrally, and Hs lesIn thas a1sh
fs1y bs .fhs ozsa ios4. Re would bs Esi-
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GnFRRILLAs WHIPPED.

coLUMs1A, Tenn s.A9Ml, Aug. u.
To Hon. E. r. Stanton:
Mai Kennedy with two small eompan-
les Of the lst Kentucky Cavalry encOun-
tered the guerrillas IN greatly superior
numbers yesterday and last night at Van
ms Point, below Williamsport, defeating
the enemy in each affair with eonsidefabie
loss. Our loss is only one wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

REREIoEhAToEs, &o.-A large variety of
the most approved styles Of Refrigsrators,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream FFesEsrs, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
tu7srs' prices at WI. NARvIE's,
No. 50 south side Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

THE LalT cAtL.--citiEsns, mass meeting
win b hsld On The Pebble Square on the
evening Of tie lEth Of August, at O'Clock,
?. \. Right Rev. Bishop Rapps, Father
oonlan, Judge Abbey, Col. Barnett, Esquire
fitzgerald and other dissinguished spsskeEs
wiz address the meeting. band Of music
win Be in attendance. The old seoosh gun
wiz announce the meeting.
By order Of the Uniou Comnitlee.
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RUFFALO aIARKKT-Anr. u.


lBH TELEGAAPH.l
.FLOUR-Market demand moderate and nothing
Of importauce doing
WHEAT-Market closed arm with moderate de-
maRd sales OF Greeu Bay club st sit Is; red winter
az g. l2zGl, "a; amber do at sii5 Chicago spring
aud Milwaukee club on D. {.
CORN-Quiet at Acc for sound.
OATS-ln iair request at sec.
WHlSk Y-MRrkst quiet and no sales
CANAL EREIGHTB-l25fe for corn; l5c for
wheat TO New York.
lkVS-9O0Q bbls -four lsf 600 bush wheat ::
IA, 900 bush corn; 20 jOUO bush barley
E1PORTS-7OO bbis -four; Ia, 900 bush wheat I;
Sf,0vo bush corn,
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TAE EEWs IN fHz THEsTER.--Last evening
during The performances Of the Holman troupe
M. John Ellslsr came on to the stage and
read the Dispatch announcing the retreat Of
jackson and his pursuit by Banks which
was received with thundsFs Of applause.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

VIZ have been shown diagram OF The
Federal Government recently published b
J. I. Pompilly, cineinnsti, which would be
valuable as reference. It is asort ofchart,
showing tie various connections and depend
enoies Of the State and national govern
ments, SC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

THE WoVEDED Or TaE 7TE.-Ths Herald Of
last evening contained diapatsb from Capt.
james Sterling, dated Washington, August
18th, saying that Col. Creighton and Lieut..
Eaten are there and not dangerously wound
Cd. Molyneaux, Crane and CLARK are al
right This VIII relieve their friends Of much
anxiety.
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BUsINRss NOTICES.
Burton AeademY...NolIee.


On account Of delays in the completion Of the
new Boarding Han now being erected, tho Fall
Term Of this school VII begin on Tuesday, tho
2sth ofAugust, instead Of the 18th, IS advertised.
Rooms for scholars, furnished Or unt1rnIshed,
for SELF boarding or otherwise, win be provided
at half The price asualy charged at other schools.
Board Will be furnished at 500 a week per
scholar. There viii be daily, without extra
charges, classes in bookkeeping, Penmanship
Vocal Music Lectures on the various phenom-
ena Of Physical Geography, in connection with
singing nom outline maps, and q Teachers class,
closing with Teachers Institute, to be held
during the last week OF the term. Also q course
Of lectures win be given to the young ladies' Of
the school by the assistant teacher and others
Tuition per quarter-twelve WeelSs-eommon
branches, 500; Highef English, s45Oi Ian.
guages, ssooi Lessons IN instrumental Music
$500 extra. J. B. CORY, Principal
BURTOS, August sth, 1902 augl3:ot
oOuPOS ISTEEEsT. = Highest premium
paid for Coupon Interest due on $40. Gov
srnmen; Notes, Aug. 10.
c. A. READ &eo.,
augIl:40z Bankers, e5 Superior ST.
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HARNESS MAKERs WAyrED-At Christian
& Marshan's, No. 1A2 Seneca street, sign Of
the horse. Three or four journsyman wanted
innsdiatsly. Augl:f
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WASFED.-An enlisted soldier has four
childroni two bOysand two girls. he wants
to bind or adopt them in an American fami-
y that have no children. They are fns,
healtby Amerisans. Aged from to IA. Ap-
ply soon to Col. Barnett's Headquarters,
Bank street. -
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STILL THEY CoxE.-capt. Osborn With forty
three men from Warren and thirty-ons men
for Capt. Gilbert's Company, also seventeen
men from esrrsttsville, arrived on the Ma
honing train last evening.
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.AoLEvELANDER KILLED AT oULPEPPRR.-
Mr.. Blackwell, firm Of outhWaits & Black
ven, received adispateh from Washington
yesterday morning, informing him that
his son, member Of Co. A, Seventh Ohio,
VAS killed is the late battle We understand
that Mr.. Blackwell has left for Washington
to recover the body.
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CHT0AGO HIARKET-Auu. 10,
[BE rELEaRAPH.l

lBE rELEgRAPH.l
FLOBR-Market firm.
. WHEAT-InRctive. Sales st 97o for No / /; eO99oH
for NQ2.
CORN-33Gs3kc for mixed.
OATS-Quiet st 7g930.
REGEIP RS, so Bbls hOur 5000 bush wheat
sHIPMENTs-l,2oo 200 bbla aOur; $1,000 bus wheat
Io3 900 bush corn.
FREIGHTS-Active. &c on corn to Buaalo.
CHANGE-Unchanged. Gold I29l3 y cent
premium.
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HOUSE, FUREIsHNe AzFroLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment ofW. P, FOgg, corner of Superior
and seueca streets, can be found osteomplste
assortmentof goods in the aboveIine at REDUCED
prices, comprising China, Crockery. and Glass
Ware, ofevery description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatua, Refrigerators
ofths most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
Allordezsf for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed BY experienced Workmen.
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A SQUAD Of thirty men for Captain
HutehinsOn'a Company, lOsd regiment, came
from Bsrea and olmsted Falls yesterday
mOrning, and went into camp. he has 90
men in ali.
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OsWEGO mARKET-Aug. II.
Csr rErEeRAPH.I

>
ELOUR-Msrzet steady and good demand for in
terror and eastern trade.
WHEAT-Msr1et held generally above the views
wiuter red Chic on D. {.
CORN-Market quiet. sales 5000 bush Illinois at
468c.
Other grains scarce and quiet.
CANAL -Flrmer. Boats scarce,
and fOrWarders art aakng an advance. -four 35 corn
81, wheat 81 to New York
LlIPoRTS-lO,OOO bush wheat; 1900 bush cora
II, ,Z57 bush rye.
CANAL EXPORTs-,OOo Bbls aOur 2, 900 busH
wheat IS. .O00 bush coru.
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PThAL
LH SOLOMOVsON.

4 PaAcIICAL NDSOTENTIFIc OPTlCIAHr
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line ofay
in the trade From his long residence in this City
and the extensive patronage received duriits that
time be would ~ . bis old friends and the public
generally, that no s5ort that could Be put orth to
secure ths very best qualify af irystal Glsssss ground
under bis own Inspection to salt the eyes, in all ca
curil7 Eness, diEz pr Inflammation Of the
Eye, and ~ ur long rFadi ng and me
sewing. The re pufatiouuf S9EOMQhS9N'S $ est iab-
lshment the most reliable 70 get the best articles
IN that line that can be obtained has becona an
tabllsbed fact ad Tested b. his patrons, whose ad-
vice II il: GO To SUEOMONSONiS, (Iuake. no mis-
take,) 100 Sup6ri0r-St., under the American, and
there you viii hnd ths best kind Of SPECTACLES
All kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and PhIlosoph-
ica Instruments Astronomical telescope from $50
sif0s Survey ing lnstrum various prices large
eopes SPY Glasses, large VARIETY Lenses Prisrs,
ETe Glasses, Pocket Dou1rasses, BaruIueters, &c.
na-ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
as perfect as natural
Hofal. aDr2
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M0RNTNG HEADER


a9veF HiEbeo-Lisls Threed Pepllns.
Estlbsrg q Haq1nann-Irimning Ribbons.
Nsaied-IoBia out Pour ohildron-Looa Motto,
War Meeting at Essetsriilo--LOeal Eoilos.
n. s. stsvens-Busa % Camp Cisyslaad-Loo.s.
Burioa Aoadsmy-I5oal Notice.
q. ea-rsi.oa-Pisasuro Exearlion.
J.B. Cobb ! co-Eou Bcoks.
Wilson Widsieamb-Iecai Notice.
E.n 1Gion-Nov q Esgsr-Locai Notice.
Bskcr-Iocal Ncuoo.
q. 2. Bishop-Notioe 10 Contraeiou.
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= New York Ledger, Vanity Fair, Scientific
Americah, True Flag, American Union,
Wide World, Petsrson's Magazine for Sept,
MaTius N6.S Of Les MtseraBles, and all
kinds Of Military Books.
For sale at Wilson s WiddieOmBs's
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SICK sOIDTBRs.
PH1LApELrHIA, Au

PHILADELPHIAs Aug. u.
The following name was on The List Of aiek
and wounded soldiers By the steamer ;: X.
Goerlding which has arrived pete ron 80
SeSo1' I.shaing. Richard B. Canvass, "a Mich
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MUsIo.-Ths Chagri1 Fails Band aIled su-
Perior Street with delightful music from the
balcony Of the. American House last evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

UnoS Morning Prayer Meeting at the cor
nsr Of Euclid and Erie streets, in the First
Baptist Church, at O'clock continues forty
Eve minutes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

Now OR NEvER.-If you would avoid
daft, enlist before Thursday noon With E. R.
FELTON,, at Commercial College, corner Of
Seneca and Superior streets. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13

Com, sILvER, Old U. S. Treasury Notes, Cam
ada and Premium Funds Of all Kinds, bought at
best rates BY E. B. HALE,
jyll:lO0 III Superior street, Cleveland.
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,A,,s ,rfr.-.4r7 BosToS, Aug. y.
The s4tk Massachusetts, regimens an
uJahauii - IsaVs ~ tie aeet Of war tbs 81
tsrnoon via New York. The SD Eip fet-
ais IsaFs t6sn6EloF. 15
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FATAL AccTDEsr FRoN THE cAvIEs II OF Az
ExBlHKNEET.--Ysstsrday morning an en-
bsnkmsnt on Spring street, near the G. C. &
C. Railroad shop oaved in bur. B ashsnty
and four little ehildTes that were playing
near il. An alarm was raised It once, and
vorkmen eoeked 70 the spot and sndeavorsd
70 rescue the children. Three vera taken
out alive, only one Of them being injured se-
Tiously, but the fourth an infant daughter
q Andrew MoTigus, wa dead when found
having been instantly killed BY the falling
s.lth.
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nIILWAUKKR aIARKBr-Auu. u.


u l---7-IaII7Il
FLsGUR-Market unchanged.
EAT-Market f}e692c higher; VIC for Nc. !.
RECEIPTS-l,lO 100 bbls -four; $500 bush wheat.
sHIPMENTS-l90Q bbis -FOUR 1900 bushels Of
FRKIGHTs-sc to Buffalo.
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mi a E
RoRT oF oLEvELAND.


PORT OF EVEL AND
ENTERED-AUGDsT r.
Steam sr May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
steamer Geo Mufiet, Collins, Fort Stanley
Propellar CuyaEoga, Kelley, Buffalo
Propeller Qwego, Drake, Dunkfrk.
Bark Chenango, WolYin, Marquette
Bark Cleveland. Becker, MarQuette
Brig Mariner, kits, 0gdensburzh.
scle 1ner Lewis Cass, Reynolds, Buffalo
schooner John Weber, Butterheld, Presque Isle
sch0orer Manderer, Devel, OEdensburgh
schooner Fremont Phail, Msrquetfe.
schooner Whip, Burlingame, Detroit
schooner America, Harper, Buffalo
schooner Live Yankee, Cramer, Buffalo.
Schooner Condor, Richardson, Cape Vincent
Schooner Vermont, Cook, Buffalo.
Schooner Leader, Monroe, Port Colborne.
sc0w supply farQuer, Kelley's Island
ScoW Priuce Of Peace, Curran, Keliey'8 Island.
scoT Swollen Williams, Detroit.
oLEAHD.
Steamer May Queen, Vigsr; Detroit
Steamer Geo Alofet, Collins, Montreal.
propeller Northern Light, Spaulding ,Ontonaqou
Bark Chenangus WOiytn, Marquette. %
Schooner Lewis lassi Reynolds, Buffalo.
Schooner w Manderers Devel, YerInillion
schooner Whip Burlingame, Detroit.
schooner Leader, Monroe, Chicago.
schooneT a Msdburyt Warner Marqustte.
Schooner Condor Robinson, Buhsie.
schooner Fremont y Phail, Erqmont.
schooner Live Yankee, Cranar, Kactne.
Scnooner America, Harper, Buflalo.
seoW Addas karraSyi Buffalo
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The camp furniture for Camp Cleveland
arrived from Columbus Yesterday
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~ FRANCIsCO nIARKRT-Aur. D
IBr rELEoEARH.l

LBE IELA9LARa-l
Market for the leading staples strensthening. Can
dies 49, l6o0 kegs East Boston syrup sold on private
EXCHANGE New. York SOLO per cent dis
count. Payable currency 9(s3k. Coin active andin
demand. Money unchanged
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Ballou's Monthly and Monthly Novelette,,
se Bakers opposite the POstOfice.
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sPHEREoTTPEs.-stimpsonls, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist and We advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness 20 call upen him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street, viii
richly repay both citizen and stranger. Rz7h
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Ez 1stS Shore tfdin brought up ahoQt
tus hueai f.csis for the iossh rssiaent
zss a'sa' zhs psos'sd'd . -
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cAMr Cleveland and University Heights,
0mnibuses wiz run regularly to aud from the
camp, leaving the Omnibus ofice, No. 147
Superior street, every hour. Fare 10 cents.
Passengers viii please be provided with
change
sug1s-st H.s.sFEvESs.