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DRoWNED.-Ye forenoon about half
past II o'clock young man named Gideon
Lightner, or Bidner, was drowned in the ca
nal at the foot Of Second street while bathing
in company with two boys. He could not
swim, and getting in beyond his depth, he
sank. He came up to the surface twice, but
those with him were too much frightened TO
render him any assistance if they could. His
body was obtained by young man who dived
for it and brought it to the surface. It was
taken to Smithnights Drug Store on Kins-
man street. GfHeer Givens having summoned
a jury, an inquest was held by Justice Hes
senmueller, which resulted in verdict in ac-
cordance with the above facts.
The young man, German, came to this
city about three months ago, and was learn
ing the shoemaker's trade with Geo. Schwartz
on Second street. His parents reside about
three miles from sandusky, but their Post
Office address is not known. The sandusky
papers will please copy this notice, and thus
perhaps notify the parents of the sad affair.
The body was removed by Mr.. HOwland for
burial
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, aug. ..
iTbe remains Of Gen. Robert MeCOok was
Transferred from the Gait House under
gTard az honor to the custody Of the Gin
sinnati committee on board the mail boat
A. noon. Lieutenant Colonel Scott and
Lieuteuauts Boyld and Green aceomPa-
MED tbe remains to Cincinnati. The hags
in the CITY were at half mast and other
Jemonstrations of mourning.
The Nashville Onion says Gov. johnson
ia authorized by the Secretary Of War to
release loyal Tennessee prisoners IN the
North and exchange others for loyal Ten
uesseeans in the South.
Ex-Gov. Campbell, appointed commits
sioper. goes north to-day.
Rrags is in command Of $4,000 troops at
Battle Greek.
Tbraa rebels we're hung in Alabama for
tbe murder Of two Federal soldiers.
Col. Wynkoop with one hundred ana
eighty cavalry surprised seven hundred
Of Forest 5 men on Monday, near sparta
WynkOOp withdrew after sharp skirmishi
losing one man and killing thirty rebels.
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The recent order Of Secretary Stanton with
regard to stopping runaways, is being rigid
" carried out BY United States Marshal Bill,
and his assistants, and by the police force
under Marshal Gallagher. Eight arrests
we're made at the depot through the day
Saturday, and ten at night. Three able
bodied men from Medina, who were attempt
ing to escape the draft, being arrested enlist
Cd in Capt. semple's Company. Of fve 9th
ers arrested, three belong in Louisville, Ky.
They were going to Niagara Falls for pleas
ure, as they averred. They we're aecOmpa-
nied by tive ladies. They were taken, with
the ladies, TO the Angler House, and it was
finally concluded to allow the party to return
to Louisville. Two New Workers who were
detained were also permitted to return home.
The ten men arrested Saturday evening by
United States Marshal Bill and assistants,
came in on the Toledo train. They hailed
from Springfield, III. Some said they we're
going 70 Massachusetts,, others announced
Canada as their destination, but all were
soiRg visitiag. It is little remarkable for
ten men to be going on a visit, and not
vito or child With them to share in the enjoy
ment. But these are remarkable times. All
are Irish except one who is German. Two
or three Of them denied being citizens, claim
lag British protection, but the Marshal told
them be would take the risks on that. They
had very little baggage, They were lodged
in jail.
The following are the names Of the men
Thomas DalOn, James Carroll, John Dona-
hue, John Gordon, David Mory, Wm. Ker-
gan Patrick Rouke.
They are hardy, stalwart fellows and viii
make good recruits.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, aug. 10.
The steamer Connecticut, from New Or
leans 9lst, Mobile bar 1st and Port Royal
Sd, has arrived with large mails from the
South.
Among the passengers is Reyerdy john
son.
The health of the troops at Pensacola is
good.
It was rumOred that the yellow fever
was at Key West.
Commodore Farragut's feet arrived at
New Orleans on the 9th.
A reconnaissance to Manehae and Gov
ington found no indication Of the enemy.
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FROaI WAsHTNGTDN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6,
The following order has been issued
from the head quarters Of the Military
District Of Washington
All soldiers employed as nurses, cooks,
attendants or in any other capacity in the
different hospitals, and who are able to
join their regiments, win be relieved Of
such duty and sent to their regiments.
Convaleseents will be selected for such
duty and no others, and these econyaleseeuts
viii be relieved as soon as sufficiently re-
covered to be fit for active duty.
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THR ORDER FOR THE BFNEFIT OF
COWARDs.

WA5hAAdLOA1 aug o
Recent orders to prevent evasion Of mil
itary duty are designed to compel every
citizen subject to military duty to bear his
share in supporting the Government. In
struetions have been prepared, and viii be
issued Monday, to Military Commandants,
Marshals and Police officers, respecting
the mode Of executing the orders, SO as to
interfere as little as possible with individ-
ual pursuits and limit the operation of the
order to cases Of evasion.
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MoRK MEE WAETED.-An incorrect i'm
preston has gone abroad that Captain
Shields Battery is now full and no more re-
cruits desired. This is not so. Although he
has met with unexample success in eniisting
men--and men Of the right sort, tOO--he has
not yet filed his company. He wants about
sixty more men, but they must be good ones.
"NOne other need apply" Capt. Shields
battery will be credit and an honor to
Cleveland and the State, and young men who
desire to enlist had better seek his recruiting
ofiee ct once.
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FROM INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 10.
Gov. Morton has officially announced
hat all volunteers for three years or for
the war, will be received up to the morn
ing of the 10th Of this month and after
that date no volunteers viii be received or
bOunties paid. The preparations for the
enrolment Of the militia and drafting to
fill the recent order for 100000 are going
on rapidly and will be completed by the
18th inst. Instructions as to the conduct
ing of the draft have been received from
the War Department.
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NPW YoRK,s QUOTA.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 9.
The most encouraging reports relative
to recruiting were received at Gen. Ar
thurs Office this morning. The Rsnsaeier
county regiment numbers 500, and is in
sreasinq rapidl. The Rochester regiment
Il full, with 500 men to spare. The Goshen
1Fi6nent is full, and the Kingston regi-
7, mt is also ready to march. Commencing
nI Ut , tuesday next, the State regiments Will
On "A 10 the seat of war. The first to
proce' vii be the Elmira, Rochester, Au-
ieaVe ,Nnes county and Kingston regi-
Durh' VI Tom reports received, there are
mems mem S,oel laekfHg to fn up the quota o.
81 GhlJ oao oo0 men called for By the Presi,
ne sle 'OS'Sggni ~ INV Isk and from the present
-, - - -, ting, this number Wiu %
easily sllsd By SpssaSy AeA
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RAM ARKANSAS DESTROYED.

- --'H " HAshANdIONJ aug rAO.
The following is from the Petersburg
Express of yesterday;
RICHMOND, Aug. g.
A despatch from Gen. Van Dorm to Sec
retary Mallory states that the ram Ar
kansas had been destroyed. She left
Vicksburg on Monday to cooperate in the
attack on Baton Rouge. After passing
Bayou Sara her machinery became disabled.
While attempting to repair several of the
enemy's gunboats attacked her. After
gallant resistance she was abandoned and
blown up. Officers and men reached the
shore in safety. -
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We do not wish to be understood as be-
levers in or advocates Of worthless nOstrums,
but when simple, harmless and very pleas
ant substance comes recommended by tens
of thousands of good citizens, wo say to the
afflicted give it faithful trial. Such an ar
ticle is DR.. P. Andrews Vapor Gum.
Itd;R37.
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N. Y. STOCK mARKET-AuE. 0.

MONEY-The market continues easy at 4q5 per
cent cali and 61S53s for strictly prime paper,
STERLING EXCHANGSE-Heavy and unset
tled Bankers bills nominal at l2Ssll252.
GOLD-American gold lower. Market opening
l3E@l3%; closing at l24l3 per cent premiums Cali
fOrnia gold bars quoted very dull and nominal.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Firm. U. States
6s Of 81 9S54dggA, 30 Treasury Notes il3Aal03S.
STOCKS-ChlCago i Rock Island, 644; Chicago,
Burlington Quincy 81 Milwaukee 4 Prairie du
Chien, 81 Toledo a. Wabash, 405z b6O; Cleveland
q Toledo 4s5e; Galena q Chicago 69S Cleveland,
~; ILL., Central scrip SO Michigan Southern 2614
Michigan Central GO; Heading, 59 Harlem l54, pre-
feTred 3955; American Gold ll215 Delaware 4 Hud-
son, isi Pacific Mail III; n. Y. Central g26i Erie IS
Chicago q n. ". I'd bonds 295S do lst 50s4; Toledo
l0si Erie 18th 81 Brooklyn water loan l0i Ohio 6s 60
lt2; Mo. 90; Va. %; Tenn. 5O54 Ca lfornia Is 81.
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nIIssOURTTTPsfs

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 9.
The Pacific Railroad Company has sub
scribed $4,000 for the suppression Of the
guerrilla operations in Missouri.
Recruiting officers Of volunteer regi-
ments are authorized 10 enlist men from
the enrolled militia Of the State.
The Missouri Democrat learns that the
present uprising Of the rebels in Missouri
is in accordance with plan conceived BY
Gen. Price after his defeat at Pea Ridge,
when he told his followers to 60 home, put
in their crops, and attend TO their business
until after harvest, and then rise through
out the State and form guerrilla bands,
and be prepared TO meet him in the fall,
when he should return.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. TO-
Major Mcconnell, Of the Provost Mar
shal Generals department, left yesterday
to establish Provost Marshalships at Vsri-
Gus points in Illinois and Iowa, under the
recent order from Washington.
The police Of this city have organized
into military companies.
Two Of Prices recruiting officers were
arrested here yesterday. Some three hum
dred recruits had been raised in the eiey,
most Of whom will be arrested.
Gen. Sehofeld issued an order for the sus-
pension Of business throughout the city
after four O'Clock to enable citizens to organ
ize military companies and drill.
Ames Green, prominent lawyer Of Paris
Illinois, was arrested at Terre Haute Friday
BY order .. S. Marshal. The charge against
him was purchasing arms and ammunition
with which to resist the Government draft.
The editor Of the Democrat and Stand
erd, published at Paris, was arrested the
same day for reasonable practices.
It is reported that an armed organiEa-
ton exists in Indiana and Southern Hin
ois to resist the draft.
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vox PoPUm Vox Del EsT.-Every body
uses Hudson's unrivalled Tooth Paste and
calls it good. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try it. For sale
by Strong Armstrong, GOrham, Brewer,
Clark, Gaylord; sackrider, and good Drug
gists everywhere. If
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEYEI.AND rlnnnnE nIARKRT.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,l
MONDAY MORsRG, August II, 1869.
FLOUR-The market on Saturday was unehang-
cd. No sales reported.
WHEAT-sales on Saturday, afier Change, SOW
era car loads red At q ol track and 5000 bushels
and 1900 bushels at 81 O6 fee on board. The market
closed weak owing to tho decline in New York
CORN-Quoted at 30 cents.
OATs-Salo Of 4 boat load at s5c.
HIGHWINEs-sal Of so bblS at 2sc.
BUTTER-Good grades make roadV sale at ll@
l2c; small lots choice soil at l2lEc.
EGGS -Unsaleable.
DRIED APPLEs-steady at ijfc.
LARD-Quoted at 7%c choice lots bring Sc.
BEANs-Helda at sl,5O9s2, 90, according to quality
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

ST JOHNS, Aug. 9.
The Steamship Scotia from Liverpool I'd
via. Queenstown Sd, passed Cape Race at
10 o'clock A. NJ, en- route for New York.
She was boarded by the news yacht and a
summary of news obtained
Earl Russell justifes the rigor Of the
Federal cruisers off the Bahamas.
TIE Federal gun boat TUsearora was at
Queenstown watching for a Confederate
steamer which left Liverpool, but which
put back to Holly Head and there lost all
men. ---.--
Liverpool 2d,-American -four closed
yesterday with declining tendency, Wheat
quiet and partially penny lower. Corn
active and trife higher. Provisions
closed dull on Friday.
COnsOls closed 935@94 on Friday.
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COOnIMERCIAL PER sCTOTA.

LTvERPOOL, aug. z.
Breadstuffs closed quiet -four tending
downwards. American 24s6d92Ss6d.
Wheat quiet; partial decline Id per Genital.
Corn active and slightly higher; mixed
29s6d Provisians dull and unchanged.
Pork heavy. American securities deelin-
ing III. Cent. 5195O dis; Erie 26R9274
U. SOS 63.
LATEsT-LIyERPOOL Aug. g. Flour
steady; Wheat firm and steady; Corn frmi
COnsOls 9S59934 money Ill Cent. shares
513650 dis. .- r-
The French haze re-Oceupied the Roman
frontier. Garabaldi has issued a proela-
nation for volunteers to assemble at Slei-
Iy, announcing that the time fer action has
come. Destination OfexpeditiOn unknown
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IECREAsING PoPULATIoN.-The town of
Windsor, upon which VIC look out as we write
at our old rOund-nO, We mean our Square
tablets rapidly increasing in population
We have it from undoubted authority that
about one hundred per day of the white liv-
cred residents Of these United States, who
are fleeing from what they conceive te be the
'Wrath 60 "-eonseription-pass over
on the Essex aud Gem, and take up their res
idenoe in that town. Nearly all Of them are
young men, loafers, who sit about the stoops
Of stores, hotels and shops, enjoying life Of
idleuess. Yesterday (Friday) the streets
were nearly black with these coWardly 20 lice"
they cannot be called men. If these fellows
think they will receive any sympathy from
the Canadians, they are mistaken. The peo-
pie there know how to treat traitors to their
country, and we believe will spurn them as
they would an influx of vermin. Some Of
them are already sick of their bargain. A
company of men from Cleveland, about fifty
in number, passed over to the "promised
land, surveyed it, and came to the very wise
conclusion that sooner than live in such a
heathenish and barbarous region they would
stand a draft and become targets for seoes-
sion bullets. Accordingly they returned
home on Thursday, and, it is to be hoped,
will think twice before making another pill
grimage to Canada.-Detroit Tribune.
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FRO1I FORTRFss nTONROE.


FORTRESS MONROE aug. O.
The mail boat from Harrison Landing
has arrived.
She reports the Union prisoners from
Richmond have arrive at Harrison Land
ing.
Large numbers ofstra gglers were found
when the Union troops took possession of
that place.
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BUFFALO mARKET-Aug. o.

FLOUR OlaTket demand moderate and nothing
of importance 1Oing.
WIEAT-A,arket quiet aud no sales except TO
particles on priyG to terms.
CORN-MarCef dull and nothing doing.
OATS-In fair sequcst at 3S56c.
WHISK Y-Market in fair demand al 3Oc
CANAL, RREIcGHTS-Steady. and unchanged.
IlIPORrS-3,OU0 0bls -FOUR lZ0,0 900 bush wheat
lgT, GU bush corn; Il, ,01l bush oats
EAPORTS-jUO bbly Hour 65,CO0 bush wheat
] 600 bush oats; 81, 900 bush corn,
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THE Sunday School Union Concert will lie
held this evening in the I'd Presbyterian
Church at 4 o'clock. The meeting will be
addressed by Rev. James Eells of Brooklyn,
N. Y, Monday August 11th, 1852.
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REFRIaERAToRs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles Of Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream Froezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turers' prices at W. L. MARyIN's s,
No. so south side Public Square.
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All men who have enlisted in the 10th
Battery, o. V, are hereby nOtifed to report
themselves in person at head quarters, No. SO
Bank street, Cleveland, Tuesday, Aug. 18th,
1862, unless absent on written furlOughs.
Failing to comply with the order they will
be considered deserters, and treated as such.
By order, J. c. SHIELDS, Capt.
FRANK WILSON, Lieut..
August 8, 1852. 4td.
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FRO1I WASHINGTON,

81 @ g WAsHNGTON, Aug. g.
Some of the newspapers enormously
published Maj Gen. Richardson, instead
of Maj J. Il. Richardson of the 7th Mich.
Volunteers as having been dismissed the
service.
A number of persons were yesterday
and to-day prevented, except on certain
conditions, from leaving the city on the
cars. This action is in accordance with
the executive order to prevent the evasion
of military duty.
INV YORK, Aug. 9.
Marshal Murray construes the Secre-
tary's, of War, order as to make no re-
striction on local travel. 4.l
One of the new monitors will be ready
in a few days, another the 1st of Septem-
ber, and the others as quick as possible
Eight are being constructed, and wOak-
men are engaged day and night.
The Commercial learns from . gentle
man who left Richmond on the 1st, that q
fearful pestilence is raging there and that
hundreds are dying daily.
The rebel army, which numbers 20o, 900,
is in fearful state of destitution. The
general head quarters and large proper
tion Of Che army are removed 70 the south
side Of the river.
Although the army is so large the leaders
find it impossible to bring more than lOO,-
| 900 into the field at one time. 1qtrs
The SaxOnia has 457 passengers and the
Etna 578. Some of them win doubtless be
detained, but the War Department con
sented to allow all to go who procured tick
cts before the order was promulgated.
The Etna takes $4,000 in specie.
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Nc JOKE NOw.-It was favsrite joke in
Detroit last week to stop "groehOrns" about
to cross to Winsor and ask them if they had
''pass." Of course they had none, and were
accordingly sent to the Mayor to get one.
The same joke was played in Buffalo on men
going to Niagara Fails. The joke has be-
come reality, not only in the cities named,
but elsewhere. re
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FROM 1IcCLELLAN's ARMY.
FoDrpr9a NToVpor Au~


By mail boat from Harrison's Landing,
it is reported that the Federals had fallen
back to Harrison's Landing, leaving NAL
yern Hill to the rebels, after accomplishing
the object Of the Reconnaissance. The wealth
er is the hottest Of the season.
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sTOPPED.

DETROIT, Aug. 9.
The stampede into Canada of persons
liable to military duty which has been go
ing on briskly for several days was eff
fectually stopped to-day by the rigid en-
fOrcement of Secretary Stanton's order.
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FRoN LAKE SuPERIoR.-The steamer City
ofCleveland arrived from Lake Superior yes
terday morning. Her obliging Clerk, F. c.
Robinson, has furnished US with the following
memoranda
Left ontonagon Monday P. NJ, touching
at Eagle River and Copper Hnrbor. Left
Portsge Tuesday P. NJ. and Marquette on
Wednesday P. N. Left sault Thursday A.
NJ. and Mackinac Friday A, NJ. The
sehoonef Mercer was at OntOnagon, steamer
Planet at SauIt, steamers illinois and Sea
Bird at Mackinac. Met propeller Iron City
at Saginaw Bay- Cargo, ll2 gross tons pig
iron, Il tons ingot copper, for Cleveland; 40
gross tons pig iron, for Detroit, and miscel-
laneOus freight; also Is passengers. The
City of Cleveland will leave on her return
on Tuesday morning.
The following is a list of vessls passed
sault August I'd bound up--Herald, barque
Chenango; dOwn-Java. Aug. 4th bound
down-QriOle, L. J. Farwell, G. D. Dous-
man, W. D. Ogden, Wing of the Morning
bound up. I. Brown, Fremont, R. f.
WinslOW. Aug. 5th bound up-Qusen City,
PlOver, Hyphen, Fretta. Aug. 9th, barque
Fontanelle, propeller Baekus, saranae, IrO-
quOis, St. Panl. Aug. 7th, John Weeden.
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VALUABLE CLIP OF WooL.-Mr. 7. C. Dye,
of Wyandotto County, Ohio, recently sold
his clip of wool to Mr.. Suttliff, of this city,
for the sum of s9,S67,O5. There were only
l3O pounds of coarse wool in the entire clip.
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On EARTH SrILL.-Gabricl RaveI reappear-
ed at Niblo's Theatre, New York, a few
nights ago. Gabriel is well on towards sew
enty years old yet ''smart as a cricket
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ONE MORE CHANCE.-TO any person willing
to enlist five dollars per month in addition
to all other bounties, will be paid the family
Of the recruit for six or nine months. In
quire at this Office.
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Lelsnd's Band went out to strOngsville
yesterday, to attend war meeting. very
enthusiastic meeting was held there, we un-
dsEsiand- Stirring speeches were made BY
Judgs eoahberry, Dr.. Robson, Gel. Case
ment, Elder Hubbard, Capt. Vail, and others.
The good work is going forward in strOngs-
vile.
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All men IN my company are ordered to
report at my Ofhee in Cleveland, August 18th,
1852, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
J. 7. PHILPoT,
Capt. 1884 Reg't.
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CoNNRCrICUT On TI1IR.

HARTFORD, Ct, Aug. 9.
Connecticut has four regiments in the
field, and viii have three more this week,
making her full quota Of three years men
She can raise seven regiments Of nine
months men, if allowed to do 50, without
drafting.
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AEoTHER ARREsT.-Y yesterday morning, on
the arrival Of the Detroit boat, officers Givens
snd Mcintyre arrested young man named
Andrew Mcmillan, twenty-five years old,
hRiling from COldWater, Wisconsin, on infor
nation from Detroit that the latter was en-
deaToring to fee to Canada. At Detroit, on
Saturday, he endeavored to cross to Windsor,
but falling in that he took the boat for
Cleveland, intending to try it by way Of Buff
faIo. he said he was going to visitrelatives
in Buffalo. He was lodged in jail.
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HARNESS MAKERS WAxTED-At Christian
& Marshan's, No. I42 Seneca street, sign Of
the horse. Three or four jOurneyman wanted
Augl:6
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FLY1NG TO CANADA.-TWo worthless Of the
name Of ouigley, from Akron, were arrested
on the May Queen Saturday evening, by
City Marshal Gallagher, the belief being
that they were attempting to avoid the
draft by escaping to Canada. They are now
in jail. They were concerned in the recent
attempt at Akron to break up war meeting.
Pat en- through.
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A fine young Morgan
Horse for sale low. Apply at Livery Stable
of Mr.. Walbridge' Chamberlain street. St