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NEW YORK MARKET.-JuIr s5.

GBY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market irregular, unsettled and lOc
lower Market closing hrmer with no sellers al the
sales $50 bbls at t4OO95OO for supsrhns state
s5,2GG5 35 for extra state; Gs0d5 0O for superfne
western; 95,laG5,40 for common to medium extra
western s5,35al5,50 for common 70 good shlppinR
brands extra round hooped Ohioi a56095O for trade
CANADA FLOUR-Market lO5 lower; closing
little hrmer with no sellers az inside quotations.
for good 10 choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Market quiet. Sales at 1875
CORN RIEAI.-Market quiet and firm.
WHISK Y-Mark ket lower. Sales 100 bbls at 2s5<
92g1fe, the latter price for and d.
WHRAT-Market irregular, unsettled and l63c
lower; closing, however, with firmer feeling and
portion of the decline recovered sales 400 bus
Chicago spring at e. OGl,I6; 2sOOg bush Milwaukee
club at Sli4l, ,g; 1000 bush amber Iowa AZ en- lg
22 900 bush red state at 81 %; 900 bush Green
Bay at g. 2l2l, latter price for choce 26 500 bush
winter red western at 81 26l 20; l3OO0 bush amber
Michigan at sl,3i9l3; l2,GOO bush white at
II RYE-searee and very firm. Sales at 70G7gc for
western; szGSfc for state.
BARLEH-Market dull and nominal.
CORN-Market opened heavy and lc lower, and
tiops sales slOD bush at 55jc for 0ld miTed west
eTn; 5ld54c for eastern; 48lg-50c for unsUund
OATS Market a shade easier. Sales at l694sc for
Jersey, Canada, western and state.
COEFEE-Rio In less active demand, but prices
still in sellers favor. Sales 100 bags at &c.
have advanced &c G n. Sales 500 hhds at s1fGgc
for Cuba; 934Gllc for New Orleans; 1000 boxes Ha-
auction, 327 hhds New Orleans at gdIlc the latter
for clarified. Refined sugars also in better demand,
aud prices tend upward.
MOLASSES-Marketf firm with fair business do
ing. Sales 90 bbls New Orleans at 3463sc; 90 hhds
Porto Rico at &c; $50 hhds Cuba ciayed on private
terms.
PORK-In fair demand and without important
change Sales 1890 bbls at si0sI6I0S7S for mess IN
Guiding sales Of choice last evening at sI OO; siIm
for prime mess ssss7lfggOO fer prime, the latter
price for very choice.
BREF-Market quiet and firm. Sales 800 bbls al
a50017,O 90 for country primer ss00al0OO for cOun-
try mess sll,OOgl3,O for repacked mess; els O0l4 81
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull at $500
Glq,50.
HBEEF HAIIS-Market hrmer. Sales % bbls
western at sI6,O1dl6,j0.
CUT HEATS-Alarket more active and frmer
Sales 400 hhds at .3494l4C for shoulders; 554a6C
! for hams.
BACON SIDES-Market inactive.
LARD-Market less active and scarcely 80 firm
| Sales 1000 bbls at sl4a95sc; 50 kegs at 9izc
BUTTER-Selling at lO,glfc Tor Ohio I465lse fol
State.
| CHEESE-Market firm at 4085Sc
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lew Of being closed out immleiiaislY, in 20 q
'eed the value when delivered.
Liberal Advances
WTAX FOR SEALING FRUIT

w JARS.-Our own make, good and cheap
Also Fruit Jars by the package and Jar Corks. a.
iulyl7 BENTON BROS I'D supefior-3t-
INTELLIGENCE OFFIGE.-THB
only reliable Office where good help can Be OBJ
fafned l. AZ o. BURROWS, under Merchants Bank
down the stairs nearest the corner Ihs apleatiqns
Of Servants for places not received unlad5 theT
bring good testimonials 0f Character This viii e.
fsctually prevent imposition. lune5
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July ..
Recent telegraph reports from Warren
ton that Jackson was near GerdonsVille,
are confirmed. He is at Louisa Court House
with $4,000 men, and EWell with a com
mand is at GOrdOnsville, making 10000
altogether Their intention is to break
our lines and demonstrate on Washington,
to draw off our forces from Richmond.
A report to a New York paper says that
Secretary Stanton said that having de-
cided to exchange prisoners, Col. COreoran
will probably be in New York in 10 days.
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A NEW DENrIFRIcE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teeth and heals all diseases
Of tho gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivallod Tooth Paste, at strSng &
Armstrong;, J. H. and A. S. GOrham's N. G..
Brewers, g. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
tho State. II
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A hardy, fall grown fighting man, Of the
Gen. Pope stamp, to take my place in the
army during the war one who will not guard
rebel plantations under any circumstances
one who loves e protect the innocent and
bring rsscaIs to justice one who loves to
hunt traitors, and shoots to XIII every time J
70 such a man, who is determined, resOluts
and brave, will give one hundred dollars
and the best revolver to be found in Cleve-
land. Cash as soon as be is sworn into the
service. FIFoH RAYMOND,
( jyzS:lt GO River Street.
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AMERICAN HoUsE.-The following we RI
among the arrivals at the American yesterda g

HALHIOAN NOO9h'--AHo IVIIO"IH5 "V 11
among the arrivals atthe American yesterda. =:
5. Burrey and lady, gainesville; b. Hate b,
Michigan; D. d. Beebe, Hudson; Mrs. Bush, ST.
Louis; Mrs. Gray, st. Louis I; DR.. G. Eaton and
wife, Dayton; W. II. Osborn, Warren; J. Warn
mond, New York; D. 3. Dunham, Detroit; A.
PomerOy, StrOngsville; n. G. Wing, Strongs-
vile; Samuel Kimberley, Austinburg F. Roo n
ey Metand G. Robinson, J. NJ. Hughes, Rave n
ma; E. Porter, Toledo; c. D. Bentley, Erie
c. Booth, Medina; A. LATER and lady, Mea d.
vile; J. G. Whitney, Conneaut J. Brown, al
lance; E. S. Smith, Washington A. Goodhue,
Pittsburgh; c. B. Coles, Painesville; W. a.
sutlifi, Erie Rev. G. W Bell, J. Clark, c. A.
Brayton, U. S. A.; G. P. Ashman, Hudson
Augustus Cone, Ellsworth W. Emerson, Can
on City, c. T.; A. L. Beakon. Pittsburgh; H.
Burnett Fort Scott; Samuel B. Keyes, wife and
two ladies, Fort Scott; Miss Baker, Cincinnati
Miss Susan Smith, Lynn, Mass.
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~ The eye is too delicate structure to
be triAed with. Do not delay the use of J..
S. Perley's sPectacles 123 Superior street.
He is first class oPtician, and you may be
assured that he will suit you with the right
kind of glasses. 1t
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The Picnic ExcURsION.-The May Queen
leaves the Michigan Central dock at 8 o'clock
this morning for the purpose of making .
picnic excursion to Linn Grove, Vermillion-
The proceeds Of the affair viii go to Rev.
Mr.. Beattie, Of the Lake Shore Mission.--
Take yOur::basket of eatables and go for a
days enjoyment.
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FIRsT UNIvERsALIsr SocIETY.-There will
be services on Sunday at the Sons Of Temper
ance HaIl, HOHman's Block, opposite the
Postofice, morning, afternoon and evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Yibberts will preach morning
and evening. The Rev. Mr.. DOllof in the
afternoon. Subject Of the morning discourse,
'' The Christian Life Progressive" Subject
Of the evening discourse, The way Of the
Transgressor. All are invited.
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RRnnI NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 25.
The British schooner Star Of the East
offered her manifest on Tuesday for clear
ance. The bills Of lading were prepared
for Long Cay, one Of the Bahama ports.
The cargo consisted Of provisions and as
sorted goods we'll adapted to the use Of the
rebels. The Deputy in charge Of the
clearance department Of the Custom House
detained the vessel, and she is now held in
this port. The case has been referred to
the Secretary Of the Treasury. The ship
msnts were made almost exclusively
through the master, Dennis Evans, who is
q negro.
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REFmoERAToRs, &c.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of RofrigoratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four minute Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turors' prices at W. L. MARYIN's,
No. so south side Public Square.
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ECLECTIC for August, Ny. Weekly. Frank
Leslie, Hsrper's Weekly, Weekly Herald,
Times, Tribune and World; Observer, War
Pictorial FO. "a, and another supply of Par
son BrOwnlOw, just received by Everett &
Wilson.
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LATE PAPEFs.-Frank Lsslie's Illustrated,
Harper's Weekly, Independant, Weekly
Times, Tribune, Herald, World, and all the
Magazines for August for sale at Bakers,
opposite the POstOfice.
N. B.-Plenty of change always on hand.
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RECRUTr THAT WOULDN'T DO.-Lieut.
Dudley A. Kimban is engaged in recruiting
company tOf which I. c. Vail is to be Cap
tain) for the 1854 regiment. The Lieutenant
is heart and soul in the business, and very
anxious to obtain recruits, and it is no won
dar therefore that the entrance into his Office
yesterday morning Of an apparently vigor-
Gus young man, who desired to enlist, af-
forded him great delight. This would be
soldier Of the Union was rather below the
required height, but made up for it by a
muscular appearing frame. The Lieuten-
ant was about to accept the new recruit when
he suddenly made the startling discovery
that he-sbe, We mean-Was a woman in
disguised The Ofieer told him-that is, he
told her-that no orders from the War De-
partment had yet been received for recruit
ing female soldiers, although we don't know
what we may come to, and be therefore ad-
Eised him-she, though-to wait until such
order was promulgated bsfOre attempting to
enlist again. Hs-or rather she-appeared
greatly vexed and disappointed at the result
Of her attempt to enlist. She was a good
looking youngEwoman, and we understand
that ths reason Of her dOnning male attire
and volunteering was desire to join some
"JoHnny Who has gone for a sOl-gi-sr."
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COMMERCIAL.
CLRYRLAND PRnDrCR MARKRr.
9 MORNING LEADER gI.ll. OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,l
SATURDAY M0RNINa, July 26, 1862.
FLOUR-The market yesterday was quiet and
unchanged with but II. tie demand and no Gales re-
ported
WHRAT-The market was duh and Ease lower,
owing to decline In New York. Sales Of three cars
on track at BIOS.
CORN-Dull and nOminally unchanged. Last
sale at SIC from track.
OATs-Markst steady and unchanged. Sales Of
four cars on track at &c.
BUTTER-Market firm with good demand for
choice W. R. at 1IsIlke, and ssIOc for common and
Central.
EGGS-Dull at 6617c.
CHEEsE-Firm at 696s-c for wR.
LARD-steady at 767jzc.
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BUFFALO 8IARKET-JuIy 25.

lB1 TELEGRAPH
Flour and grain Is very quet on account Of the
great Union festival; and the Offices on the dock are
all closed this afternoon. Sales 1000 bush corn at
4lc; 0,OQ0 bush unsOund at 3jd36c.
WHISKY-In fair demand. Sales 200 bbls at
3Oc.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Steady.
lAiPORTS-l6,OOO bbl5 -four; l7fOO0 bush wheat;
9l0D bush corn; 80 900 bush oats.
EXPORTS-l,gJO 80 bbls flour; $4,000 bush wheat;
$4,000 bush corn; 1900 bush rye.
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sealed ProposaIs

viii be received by VIM. Dewitt until
Thursday, the 9TH of August 1852, for Ieas-
ing three Dining Halls on the State Fair
Grounds. Parties will be required to propose
the price for meals which thsy will charge
such parties as the State Board of Agricul-
ture may see proper to invite, and the price
proposed to charge the public.
July "a: 800. JOIN B. KLIPPART,
Cor Sec'y.
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Rev. MARCUS Almond, from Hoopstown,
Pennsylvania, will preach in the United
Presbyterian Church, Erie street, tomorrow,
(Sabbath) July 9th, at half past ten A. NJ,
and at three P. NJ.
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GERMAN oPERA.-A large audience COM
posed Of German citizens were at the Academy
Of Music last evening to listen to the beauti-
ful opera " The Daughter of the Regiment" :"
performed in German by 4 company from
Columbus under the direction Of W. Bach.
Miss Walter performed the part of " Marie, -
and Mr.. steinbsrg that Of "Corporal La
grange" The opera was given with great
success, and the audience testified their de-
light with the singing and music in loud and
frequent applause. We believe there is to
be another performance on Monday evening
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ROR RrRnPR.

-.- ST. JOINS, n. F., July 25.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New
York, passed Cape Race at o'clock this
Friday morning. She was boarded by the
news yacht, and news from the U. 5. to
Wednesday put on board.
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OswEGO MARKET-JuIy 25.

BY TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Market without material change.
WHEAT-Market closes quiet. Sales Il 900 bush
No. 2 Chicago spring at Sl,OG1gI, ,04&.
CORN-Market dull Sales 300 bush Illinois at
45c; 1900 bush do at 47c
Other grains scarce and quiet.
CANAL FREIGITS-AT frmer; Flour 34c;
wheat &c; 74c TO New York. FOrWarders gen.
orally holding Of for higher figures
LAKE IMPORTS-ll5,OOO bush wheat; 1900
bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTsL,325 bbls -four; 1900 bus
wheat; IA. 600 bush corn
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A DENTIST in Detroit advertises to furnish
teeth free of expense to men who are willing
to go to the war whose excuse is 81 can't
bite a cartridge" for want of teeth.
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WAR MEETING.

COLUMBUS, o., July %.
H.B. Payne and F. 7. Backus viii ad-
dress the people at Toledo on Friday,
August 1st, and at Fremont on Saturday,
August ID. By order
rsignedl D. TOD, Governor
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war MEETrNo AT eHAoRIS FAbLs.-Tho
meeting at Chagrin Falls this evening, which
we have before noticed, will be held in Cham
piOn Hall, and 1t Is expected that the ladies
viii add to tho interest Of the occasion by
their presence. Hon. A. G. Riddle and 9TH
er speakers will be present, and, as before
stated, Capt. ]. T. PhilpOt will be present
aud ready to enroll those desirous Of enlist
ing in the one hundred and third regiment.
Let there be grand turn out Ofthe people of
the Falls and vicinity.
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A GARD 10 THE LADTES-DR


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Anfallible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distinctions, from Whatever Cause, and
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Enialiibie la Removing stOppages and lrregularity
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whatever well to prevent Increase Of family
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toned against using these Pills while in that cOndi
ton, the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above admOnitiOn, although their mdnsss would
prevent any mischief 10 health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions &C
company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by DENTON
BROTHERS, wholesale Druggists, 10 Superior 81.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, l99 SdpeTiOr-St.; E. W.
SACkRIDER, % SuperiOr-St.; G. W. CLARK, llg
SuperiOr-St.. and CHURCHILL BRO, corner Of
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LADIES by sending 81 20 either Of the above
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n B. Look out for cOunteTfeits Buy no Golden
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which has recently been added account Of the Pills
being counteTfeted- The ingredients composing the
above Pills ERE made known TO every agent and they
will tell YOU they safe and will perform all claimed
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The Chicago Tribune announces the pre- J.
ence in that city of Colonel Lewis Zahm, Of
the Sd Ohio Cavalry. His regiment is st,,-
toned at MooresviIle, Alabama.
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TIE Commercial Mutual Insurance Com
pany have removed to their new building,
corner Of River and Superior streets.
julyI4-2W:397
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THE Picnic EXCURSION ON TUEsDAY.-Wo
mentioned some days since that one Of the
drawbacks to such excursions was the risk
which ladies ran Of coming in contact with
worthless persons. We are informed that
an arrangement has been made with the
Chief Of Police by which such annOyances
will be prevented. The City of Cleveland
carried a thousand persons on pleasure cx-
eursion on the Fourth from Detroit.
Leland & sargeants band will accompany
the excursion.
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CHICAGO MARKET-JuIy %.

lBY TELEGRAFH.l
aFLOUR-Market maze lower.
WHEAT-Market 5l16c lower. Sales at sTf2s75kc
for No. I.
ICORN-Market a93c lower. Sales at 2go for mixed
in store.
OATS-In fair demand and 5zc lower
RECEIPTS-5SO 30 bbls Hour LOO bush wheat
sHIPlIENTs-7OO bbls -four; 10000 bus wheat
25l 600 bush corn.
FREIGHTS-Quiet
EXCHANGE-Par to 4 = cent premium Gold
l3 = cent premium
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sERIous IsJuRY FRoW KIcK.-Yesterday
Mr.. E. S. Sanders arrived here from Union
vile, o., with q number Of horses, which he
vas taking to Philadelphia. While loading
them on the Pittsburgh train last evening
one of the horses gave him furious kick,
hitting him in the bowels and knocking him
back distance Of ten or twelve feet. He
struck his head against box in his fall, cut
ting it severely. He was picked up in g
breathless state, but soon recovered sufiei-
entity to be conveyed to the City Hotel
where he was attended to by DR.. Capener.-
The severity Of his injuries cannot be deter
mined at present, as they are internal, ye
up to ten o'clock in the evening no danger
Gus symptoms had manifested themselves.-
The cut on his head was but a flesh wound.
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WAxTED-A situation as BOOk-ksePer or
salesman BY gentleman who has had large
experience in Wholesals house. Address
Q. B., Leader once. RIFT
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The Enquirer has the following:
Gen. Stuart's cavalry are again at work
having just succeeded in Overtaking a por-
ton Of the Yankee force engaged in burn
ing the bridge at Beaver Dam. One Yam
kee lieutenant and six privates were cap
tured, and one killed. The prisoners ad-
nit having been engaged in the recent
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Rev. Mr.. Armond-Looal Notice.
RSLTsTTEa WHILH INToxIoATED-WHAF
CANE OF Ira man on franklin street who
pnites the useful occupation Of 3 barber with
fhs more ornamental pursuits Of q saloon
keeper, imbibed rather 700 briskly Of the
cheerful auid in his bar, the other day, and
the occentrielty Of inobriation assuming in
his case the military phase, be determined to
tread the paths Of fame and glory. Visions
of valiant and glorious deeds upon the
battlefield, danced in the tumbler Of " rcd
eye every time ho crooked the pregnant
hinges Of his elbow. Strichnins courssd
through his veins like mad, fred bis brain
and gave a glow to his whole being, which
the infatuated man thought was patriotism's
noble rage. he wOuld exchange the toddy-
stick for a musket, the razor for a sword bay
Onet, and hasten to the defense Of his eoun-
try. Shoulder-straps and epaulets appeared
with distinetness'as he gaEed into " whisky
hx,' and the Jingle Of the glasses as he hob
nObbed with the ice-piteher, grew to be the
shouts Of grateful people thanking their
deliverer. Moved by such thoughts the
semi barbarian placed his signature on the
rolls Of Captain Sehneider's company. The
next mornings headache brought with it
recollection and repentance. His patriotism
had melted away with the fumes of bad
whisky, and military ambition had vanished
with his nights baehinal. The barber at
tempted to effect release, pleading tenn
Porsry insanity but the recruiting officer
was insxOrable. He wentto Camp DennisOn,
deserted, and was caught here. Yesterday
some friend Of the barber had him brought
before Jndge Bolton on a writ Of haJeas corpus,
and the Judge ordered him back into the
hands of his captain. He had better con-
sole himself with the reflection that he may
never again have so good an opportunity as
now for rendering his country substantial
service
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

So New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, 90
Champlain street.
FRANK B. & FRANK G. wALBRIDsE.
,,,t,-o7.u15
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DIED.

--l- Boston, July "a
Hon. R. Williams died at his residence
at Augusta, Maine, to-day, aged 70 years.
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RErURxED.-Dr John c. Gill, late Assist
ant Surgeon Of the 65th Ohio Regiment, ar
rived in the city a day or two ago, being
compelled to resign his position to attend to
pressing business at home. The regiment is
at tMooresvills, Alabama. DR.. Gill is young
man Of worth and integrity, who enlisted in
the cause Of his country early in the struggle
It is the unanimous expression Of the officers
Of the regiment that he proved himself to be
. faithful and efficient officer, indefatigablC
and energetic in the discharge Of his duties,
and that in losing him the service is deprived
ofa valuable man. His business will require
few weeks only, when he viii either take
the control Of the Louisville Hospital, which
position has been offered him, or connect
himself as surgeon with the 1O3d regiment.
We wish him success.
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gentleman on River street advertised in
the papers foT f" a hardy, foil grown fghting
man Of the Gen. Pope stamp" to take his
place in the army during the war, Offering
to give him one hundred dollars and good
revolver. We are informed that man who
answered the description in every particular
called on the gentleman yesterday, offering
TO f' take his place in the army " for the con-
Gideration offered, and vas told by him that
his meaning was thatHhs would pay that
amount for a substitute " if he vas drafted, T"
and not otherwise. He ought to have added
hat proviso to his advertisement
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LIBERAL AND PATR1OTIc AcTIoE.-The Buf-
faIO Board Of Trade held meeting in that
city on Thursday morning and subscribed in
sans ranging from sIOO to $500 the hand
some amount Of s., $50, the object being to
raise and ct ont a company of soldiers for the
war D. S. Bennett subscribed $500 0with the
provision that he would double the subserip-
ton if the rest would double theirs. After
the meeting the sum was increased to over
1000.
By the way, grand Union Festival comes
OF at Mofat's Grove, Buffalo, to-day and
this evening, the proceeds Of it to form fund
for organizing the new regiment to be raised
in Erie county. Nearly all places Of business
-Hrs7te be closed to-day IN order that all may
participate. There will be speaking, music,
vocal and instrumental, tableauK, &c. The
tickets are Is cents each. Buffalo is actively
patriotic