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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-28

A large and enthusiastic war meeting,
Numbering some :, 900, assembled in SOlOn on
Sabbath at P. n. No church in town was
large enough to accommodate the assembly,
and it was held in the open air. All the sur
rounding country was represented.
Able and eloquent speeches were made by
Senator Robinson, Chaplain Jones, Of the
AID, and Representative A. G. Riddle. The
most enthusiastic feeling was manifested in
favor Of raising men for a vigorous prOsecu-
ton Of the war. Many recruits were enrolled
in Captain PhiIpOt's company, and many
more promised. solon has done much, but
viii do still more.
Next Saturday, at 5 P. NJ, mass meeting
is to be held in Bedford
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FOREIGN ARRIVAL. q,

NAfA nASEJ July 20 e
The EdinbuTg from Liverpool, 18th
passed here Saturday evening.
The Times publishes letter from Mr.
Spence of Liverpool, eulogistic Of the en-
ergy and power of the Confederates in
maintaining and organizing armies, and
says there is but one source Of such
strength, viz. sense of right. Frfef
The Times again pitshes into the Amer
lean tariff, and hints at the prospective in
jury to England, but says that is nothing
to what America herself will suffer. Il
asks, What have the people of England
done that they sre the objects Of this fierce,
short-sighted hostility.
It was reported that 125, 1000 bales of
cotton were shipped in one day from Bonn
bay in consequence Of q rise Of Id in Liv-
erpool
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FRn1T nIIssnT1RI

ST. LOUIS, July 26.
The Democrat learns from a reliable
source that the County Commissioners of
the county Of st. Louis have agreed to ap-
propriate 100000 for the benefit Of fami-
lies Of volunteers who enlist under the new
call Of the President, or who enter the serV-
ice of the State from this county, under
Gov. Gamble. This will go far to encour-
age the speedy filing up of the new regi-
ments now in process Of formation in this
citv
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THE PRESIDENTS PROCLA8IATION.

- " ll1llIVNL LOAI . NY 10
The President has issued proclamation
in conformity to the 9Th section Of the act
Of Congress to suppress insurreetion,
punish treason and rebellion. to seize and
coehscate the property of rebels, &C.,
warning all to cease participating in aid
ing, countenaneing, or abetting rebellion,
on pain Of forfeitures and seizures, as pro-
Vided in this act.
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One Of the largest mass meetings Of the
season was held at Chagin Falls Saturday
night. The large church was filed to its
utmost capacity. an the surrounding towns
were represented.
Leonard Lampson was chosen President,
c. Eddy and D. Hoage Of Mayfeld, and the
venerable father Bentley aetsdas Vice Pres
idents, and A. Harlow as Secretary.
Hon. A. G. Riddle appeared AID addressed
one Of the largest and most enthusiastic meet
ings ever held lin chagrin Falls, on the war and
the necessity Of raising troops Immediately,
and sustain the President in 4 prompt and
vigorous prosecution Of the war to a 6naI and
successful issue. There was button opinion
among the vast audience, and that was to
furnish promptly men and money to support
the President and the Government.
F. Lampson and Il. B. Nash, and several
others Of the noblest young men of the town
and surrounding country volunteered in
Captain PhilPot's Company. The young
men are awake aad determined to do their
part in this war. The county is wide awake
on the subject Of the war.
On next Saturday night large mass meet
lug is to be held in Bedford. All the sur
rounding townships viii be represented
Let Bedford do as well as Chagrin Fails
The ladies are all enthusiastic for the war.
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FROM WRGINIa.

LITTLE WASHINGTON, Va, July 26.
Gen. Hatch crossed Swift Run Gap to
McGaugheystoWn, and thence to Dursys,
which is occupied by our troops. Saw no
enemy in sight.
Jackson's force is represented in the vi
einity Of Gordonsville, apparently await
ing our advance.
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LARGE WE lEETING IN sTILOUIs


ST. LOUIS, July p.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the Court House last evening to
encourage enlistments for the war. The
rOtunda of the Court House was complete
ly filed, and a large assemblage gathered
in the street in front Of the building.
Stirring speeches were made by Charles
D. Drake, F. P. Blair, J. s. Nelson and
others.
Resolutions were passed that the preser-
vation Of the United States is to St. Louis
an interest greater than alIother interests,
and, regardless of other interests,
We viii contribute the last man and last
dollar, if necessary, to reinforce the army ;
that loyalty should be intolerant to trea-
son, and that no description Of disloyalty
to the Government of the United States
shonld be tolerated by the military au-
thority; that we demand security from
home traitors and rebel spies by their re-
moval from our midst.
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A NEW DEErrFRIoE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves tho teethand heals all diseases
of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivalled Tooth Paste, at Strong &
Armstrong;, J. Il. and A. s. Gsrham's N. c.
Brewers, @. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
the State. If
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FROAL NEW YORK.

NEW York, July 26.
The steamship Great Eastern sailed this
morning for Liverpool, taking $500, 900 in
specie.
The City of New York for Liverpool took
S609, 600 in specie, and the Borussia for
Southampton and Hamburg, took S225, 900
in specie.
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REFRIeERAToRs, &o.-A large variety of
the most approved styles of RefrigeratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream FreeEers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIN's,
No 50 south side Public Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-28

Picnic ExoURsIoN.-The large, beautiful
Unfinished and perfectly safe side-wheel
steamer, the City of Cleveland, will leave the
wharf of Messrs. Hussey & Mcbride, No. 129
River street, on Tuesday morning at o'clock,
for Commodore Perry's battle ground, and
land at Put-in-Bay.
The proceeds viii be devoted to the benefit
Of the Bethel Church on Water street, and the
support of the Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Day.
Leland & sargent's Band, with their new
silver instruments, viii accompany the party,
and as usual add to the pleasure of the ezeur-
sion.
Tickets so cents each, to be had at the
bookstores, at Messrs. Morgan & Roots, and
at the boat. jy23:398
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The meeting on the Circle, West Side, on
Saturday evening, was very largely attend
Cd, nearly three thousand persons being pres
ont. The meeting vas called to order BY
Rx-Mayor VIM. B. Castle, who acted Is
Chairman. Prof J. R. Fitzgerald was first
introduced to the audience, and made an
able aud eloquent speech, setting forth the
causes Of the herebellion, and taking the ground
that the South was wholly unjustiaable in
attempting to break up what was the best
Government the world ever saw; that it is
the duty Of every loyal citizen to stand By
and support the Government at the expense
Of property, limb and life he was loudly
and enthusiastically oheered throughout.
VIM. Abbey, Esq, was next introdueed.--
he took the broad ground that this was either
q war Of sabjugation or submission; that the
North must either put down the rebellion or
JeR Davis viii water bis horse in Lake Erie.
He dWeh at length upon lhe duty Of all
who can TO enlist in the Union army and Of
ell who cannot enlist to contribute with their
money to swelling our forces in the Aeld.
Charles Arnold, Esq, next took the stand,
and made an able and eloquent speech in
favor Of sustaining the Union, the COnstitu-
tion and the laws.
The meeting closed with three cheers for
the Union, the Constitution and the enforce
ment Of the laws, and three cheers for the
Father Mathew Senior Band, who kindly vol
unteered their services on the occasion.
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WAR MEETING.

WHEELING, July rs.
A large and enthusiastic war meet
ing was held in this city this after
noon, addressed by Gov. Pierpont, Hon.
Sherrard Clements, and others. The
speeches endorse most vigorous policy Of
adopted praying the County Court to make
a levy of $4,000 to aid volunteering.
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The BIG BOATs.-Engineers John Delany
and Samuel Nesbitt passed up on Thursday
last to fit out the steamers Western MetrOpO-
lis and City Of Buffalo, for the purpose Of
taking them to Buffalo. They are to take on
loads at Toledo. On their arrival at Buffalo
the engines viii be taken out and removed to
New York to be placed in ocean steamers.-
What win be done with the huIIs is not yet
determined.
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Run AwAY.-Early on Thursday morn
ming, the oath inst, before daylight, from
the circus grounds, a span of heavy built
horses-bay and blaek-with harness on.
Any information as to their whereabouts,
or their return to Geers' Livery Stable, on
Bank St., viii be literally rewarded.
July 24St
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THE GRR4T Union Festival held at Moi
fats Grove, Buffalo, on Friday, was i'm
mensely successful. The Courier estimates
tbe crowd at from 1900 to 1900, and The
amount Of money realized at from $1,000 to
$1,000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-28

sPHEREOTTPEs.- Is, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist, nnd we advise those wish
Ing TO get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. a5s Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIOLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line st reduced
prices, comprising China, Croclrery, and Glass
Ware, Of every descriptiopi Silver Plated Ware
ofthe 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 Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornameintal.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repidring prompt
ly executed by experienced Worl1nen.
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WAETED-A situation as boOk-keeper or
salesman by gentleman who has hal large
experience in wholesale house. Address
G. H., Leader Office. R12:tf
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Sealed ProposRls

Will be received by VIM. Dewitt until
Thursday, the 7th of August 1882, for leas-
ing three Dining Halls on the State Fair
Grounds. Parties will be required to propose
the price for meals which they 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 399. JOIN H. KL1PPART,
Cor. Sec'y.
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Hereafter viii sell the New York and
oineinnati daily papers for cents, the Illus
trsted papers for cents, and the 25 cent
magazines foF 20 cents, when paid for In spe-
Gle. W.D. BAKEH,
July 2s:3t News Dealer, opposite P. o.
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Mrs. DAYS scHooL.-Thc Fall term of
Mrs. Days School, corner of Erie and Euclid
streets, will commence on Monday, lst of
September. Lessons in French VIII be given
by Professor Valiant and in Penmanship by
Mr.. Wilbur, Of the Commercial College.
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OsWRGO MARKET-July 26.

FLOUR-In good demand. Sales 5000 bbls, In
cluding 1000 extra state, at 81, 20.
-WHEAT-Market opened quiet, but closed 4
shade iirmer. Sales In the morning 200 bush No.
Chicago spring at sl,lO; $500 bush winter red Ohio
private terms.
CORN-Market quiet. Sales confined to small
lots.
CANAL FREIGHTS--Market unchanged
Flour Sac; wheat &c; corn 734c to New York.
LAKE I1IPORTS-75,OOO bush wheat; 5000
bush corn.
wheat; 900 bush corn.
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FiRRRCIRE.

QS0 00l1 MONEI ADN ANUED,
DoOs OfOO N sulas to suit-sst ne old stand and
well known u AGA Els = Nce, on securities Of eVerV
sind, w. Dry Goods, HariHafe, Cold and Silver
Fla1e, M4tehes, Diamonds, leselry, Fire Arms, Fuf
uiturel larpets Clothing Pianos, Mirrors PaintiDgl
and Personal Property On tie 8st satisfactory terIs
EE.lness ltriclly priYntes sia hshed ls5l Watches
and JaWalrE Tor Ealc ~ har1him8. i
Jc.& ~ Vac s'zlls 1fn. Watar-st
Cor. supsEl1E,st.i SFsl50aTif 4 Riezotto's store.
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FROM TIE JAMES RIVER.
BOLD DASH OF THE REBELS.
Union Vessel Burned in the
JiHaH9 River.
TWO MORE MERRIMACS BUILD.
ING AT RICHMOND.
The Situation in the Valley.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FRoM nreoLrLLAN.

HEAD QbAIEhs Army P0ToAAC,
July 20. 1861
A schooner containing 1000 bushels Of
corn anchored in the river was boarded
and burnt by the rebels and the captain
taken prisoner.
Generals Halleck, Dix, Meigs and Burn
side left here this morning.
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FREAKs OF LIeHTEze.-0n Friday night
last, the auid made serious demonstration
at and near Duukirk. A heavy cloud had
passed over the city without discharging
Shortly after, those persons who were near
the telegraph Office heard report like half
dozen rites condensed into one, and saw at
the same instant binding fash. A min
ute after, a loud clap of thunder
was heard. Upon investigation, it
was found that the lightning had struck a
telegraph post some six miles from town, and
thence passed by the wires into the operating
room at Dunkirk, where it melted the instru-
ments and seriously shocked two operators
who were in the room. The charge of fluid
must have been very heavy one, as every
one of the posts, from the point where the
lightning struck to the city, was shattered to
pieces, some Of them looking like splint
brOoms.
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CHICAGO MARKRT-JuIy 26.
- AAA4AL~ ~ - A
TBY TELEGRAPH. I

FLOUR-Market firm and l5c higher.
WHEAT-Market 4@s5c higher. Sales at g29e3xc
for No. /.
COHN--Market I9IJ<c better. Sales at 9e@sOHc
for mixed in store
OATS-Market &c better
RECEIPTS-4,3O $50 bbls -four; 5000 bush wheat;
1877, 400 bush corn.
.sHIPAlENTs-4,soO 800 bbls four 67,OOO bus whea;i
FREIGHTS-Quiet.
ExCHANGE-Market unchanged. Gold l5'f .
cent premium.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
July2s Rl2

"a New Livery, Boarding and Sale stabless 5s
Champlain street.
FRANK B. & FRANK G. WALBRIDGE.
lnlY23. .Rl2
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MUSIC.

NEW DlUSIg.--t' BRIGHT BE THE
IN Dreams, = Z bsagilf1I Song a. Chorus, b. 4
p. Danks, and sung with great suce - b. Mss Ada
Webb, (of s.fa1f 4lstsl5'' fFlcH cents. Alsu b
Da1kss Bass Song, Home 81 my fo1r D. Price p eis
Eteef of the Above sent 70 any % rt Of the United
States on recegto ol the marked price Published md
for sale By O B BOISE, -i
No. Euelid-st Cleveland. D.
So Planes, Small ln.tTuments Rd Stringf d p
kinds cnusfaRflYon hand.
~ Fiano8 Is15a md ~ 11itei 1y5G0l
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DIR. I. w. AVER
viii receive patients daily, at his New Rooms,
VOnDaPiaI RIOck. f9l GUDpFiOP.9t.

VIII receive patients daily at his New hoOmss
NOnpaFiel Block, 1S4 SupeFiOr.St.,
Csouth side, up stairs near head OF Bank-st.
His extraordinary success in the speedy and perma-
nsnt cure Of these diseases wen as other diseases
that indirectly lead consumption, has ELECTED the
strongest testimonials from many Of the best citzsns
Of Cleveland and vicinity.
Persons suffering from coughs night sweets, bleed
ing at the lungs general debility, partial deafness,
imperfect vt loss OF voice, enlarged neck loss Of
appetite, nguor, dependency, heart complaint,
dHioultg % breathing, diseases peculiar to women
&C. sholld apply Immediately.
By this new system the remedy is carried directly
to the diseased part, and CURE is effected, even
after all other medicines have been tried in vain.
40 The Patient begins to improve from the very
day OF beginning to use the medicines. They are
highly acceptable to patients who cannot take
"strong medicines"
DB- The Doctors charges are always reasonable
and especially light to those in limited eircun-
stances.
The strongest testimonials from hundreds Of ths
best people in this section Of the country will Be
shown upon application. jy2dkW
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REcOyERED.-The horse drover, Sanders,
whose injury from the kicking of horse we
recorded, has recovered sufficiently to con-
tinue his journey.
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MY. STOCK MARKET-July 26.
TpY TFLFeRAPH1
M A r I N E
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-JULT B
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
Propeller Northern Light, Spaldng, 0ntona9on.
Propeller TiOga, Sisson, Dunkirk.
Brig Isabella, Jones, Buffalo.
Schooner Eliza Logan, LamphOre, Buffalo
Schooner Ben Flint, Kline, Marquette.
Schooner IroQuOis, Becker, Marquette
Schooner Whip, Burlingame, Detroit.
schooner I. J; Farwell, Hunter Marquette
Schooner Hyphen, Ashburn, Marquette.
Scow May Breeze, Parsons, St. Clair
Scow Nebraska, Marvilliant, Bay City.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Brig Isabella, Jones, Buffalo.
Schooner Eliza Logan, Lamphere, Chicago
Schooner Whip, Burlineane. Detroit.
ScOw Nav Breeze, Parsons, Detroit
Scow Nebraska, Marsilliant. Bay City.
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MoxDAY. july %, 1867

Free Lunch served in the best style at the
American House on and after to-day, at half
past 10 o'clock A. NJ. The public are in
vited. 1t
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTRBss MONROE, July 3.
The steamer John Brooks brought from
Richmond lot Of prisoners, mostly sick
or wounded. They were sent to Point
Lookout Hospital Transports are expect
ed hourly with the balance Of the prisoners
from Richmond. No list Of names has
been obtained.
A steamer from Harrison's Landing at
P. N. reports all quiet.
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New York Life Insurance Company.
CAPrAL-s2, lac, ,767.Os.

d D n II3NlII EVII1s
oHce-oViatt's Exchange, foot of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27:ly.
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MAS DRowEED-The body of q man named
George Evans, who was lately on the gunbOat
Putnam, Of Burnside'B expedition, was found
in the riyer yesterday morning, near Iussy
4 AeBride's dock. BE was recently paid Of
at Philadelphia, and as near as can be aseer-
tanned has been on a continuous spree since.
He bought ticket to 90 to Detroit Friday
evening, being on his way to Chicago, but
the boat left him while he vas drinking with
some comrades. The last man who was with
him left him about II o'slock at night on the
West Side, and it is supposed that in attempt-
ing to cross to the east side he walked Of the
dock and was drowned. About $50 nmoney
was found upon bis person. An inquest Was
held on the body by Esquire HessenmuelIer
in the absence Of the coroner, DR.. Hopkins.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-28

MAX FOB SEALING FRUIT
w JARS-Our own make. good and cheap.
Also Fruit Jars bT ths package, and Jar C0rEu, at
iulylT BESI9N BROS 10 supeIlor-st.
INTELLIGENCE OFEICE-THE
only reliable Ofice where good help can Be OBJ
fained, Is at o. BURROWS, under y lerchants Bank
down the stairs nearest the corner. Ehe applications
OF Servants for places are not received unless hey
bring good testimonials Of character This VIII 81
/ iectuallV prevent imposition. Enne5
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PIANOS.
pIANOSI-

DIANOS / PIANOS [ -
G. A. BARLOW, AoEST, No. g s5-s
Euclid-st., Cleveland, Ohio, ig now
selling the celebrated KNABE PIANOS, at greatly
reduced prices HaEing Just received large assort-
ment Of those superior Instruments, he would invite
AL intending to purchase 70 call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere Every ln1iruEleat .
warranted Five Hear5 Gl tla
e. Old Pianos and MsIods0ns taken IN exehangs.-
PianOg moved sud boxed with care. piaro H1xe1 n
sale. Pianos Tuned and ReUaiFsd b. Q. ]. .1lEHEE5-
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REFUoE TEMPLE, WEsT sIDE.-This society
elected officers on Friday evening, but we OBJ
tanned only partial list:
Worthy Chief Templar-Mr. Bassett.
Worthy Vice Templar-M. e. Warrington.
Recording Secretary BesWick.
I. G.-Jennis Stiekney.
@. CIV. W. Gould.
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MIEEEHAHA TEMPLE, I. 0. G. This So
eiety Nooated on the Westside) held its semi
annual election on Saturday evening. We
give list Of the officers chosen:
Worthy Chief Templar-H. V. Spencer.
Worthy Vice Templar-L. S. Dilley.
Recording Secretnry-Chas. Lucas.
Financial Seeretary-J. A. Spencer.
Treasurer-Mrs. Davis.
Marshall. c. Hogcndobler.
I. G.-Lucia Stickney.
0. CDR. T. P. Wilson.
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MORNING LEADER,


Lambert White UO-sawod Hickory Wood.
WI. Carey Cohen Wanted
Capt, G. ". Tibbitts-Reeruia Wanted.
P. Il. Eafer-w wnloughsy Institute.
Bakor-Loeni Notice
Frtneis liasDoaald co-Loeal Rotics.
American Hense--Eres Luneh-Looal Notice.
Alrs. -sohool-Eooal Notes.
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liberal Advances

Made, when left to be sold a. the next State Fair
Sales IN September Il is eEpectsd every prominent
manufacturer and dealer VIII be present at those
sales, which will render unusual facilities TO Mer-
chants and Growers, Who should have their W0ol8
not only exhibition, but for sale. All Wools con
signed 10 Us viii be sold previous % fhaf time when
the owners prices can be obtained
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ISDVoENEETs 70 yoLUETEERs.-Capt Tib-
bitts and Lisuts. Sergeant and scoheld ad-
Tertise extra Inducements to men volunteer
ing with them Cor the lOsd regiment. We
are glad to learn that this company is filing
I'D quite rapidly with good class Of men,
and, under the lead Of its efficient officers,
promises to be one Of the best in the service.
For particulars see our advertising columns.
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W1Fz BEATrse.-Ths police notified
Saturday evening that colOred man named
Carter, Who lives on Bolivar street, had At
sGlt. tsapssd to kiT his vile. They hEsteaed 70
the house aud found the woman badly beat
en-. ana her dress cut in several plaesiby E
t1ifs a tie hands Of her enragsd husband.
edlal s Tha negro had fed but hp vas subsequently,
Z 1od'i arrested and placed d iail, The Womans'
injuries ars not Of q serious nature.
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Dash FOR WOOL WILL Be
~ ADHAACEDs when shipped e Cleveland with
view Of being closed out Immediately IN no csss 20
exceed ths value when delivered.