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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23


EElhuslastic 1ieotlaa in the Qnd Ward.
kenE fhogaand Dollars Subscribed.
Whus q Roeruli fer the 9th Regiment
Received.
There vas q large and enthusiastic tssem-
blags Of the citizens Of the ssoond Ward,
held At No. Sc Engine House, on Oregon
street, last evening, to take steps to secure
the Rsrd against dram. Gen. CroWsil Was
chosen chairman, and Charles Parsons, See.
committee, previously chosen, reported
that the quota from the Ward on the several
regulations, Is about 400 men $50 men have
already enlisted, leaving 70 to be recruited
in order to en- up The Wards quota. There
are about 4s2 men in the Ward now, Who are
liable to perform military duty. The com
mittse had circulated 3 subscription paper
only foW hOurh aud nearly s.. 900 bad been
subscribed.
On mOtiOn, the chair appointed the follow
ing named gentlemen 10 constitute Finance
Committee, to raise funds for the purpose Of
procuring oRlistments
F. J. Prentiss, Geo. A. stanly, J. H.
Chase, E. n. Keyos, L. Aleott.
ItWrs decided 70 leave Il to the discretion
Ofths committee, whether The money be paid
to the reefait Immediately upon his being
sworn in, or to his family in stated install
nests. It Is desired to pay each recruit who
may now enlist from the Second Ward. the
sum OfSl0O, indsPsndAnt Of county, national,
and eli other bountiss.
Subscriptions flowed in vigorously for a
tine. Mossrs 7. N. Bond, c. W. Noble, p. /
J. PrOnsiss, Alffsd Ely and 7. S. BsekWith,
each subscribed slOO. Many Oshsrs vut down
$50, SIS, so, &c. Mr.. Bond said he stood
willing to double or treble his subscription If
necessary, and many other gentlemen express
sda like feeling.
On motion, the following Committee Of
seventeen gentlemen was appointed to obtain
recruits
G. ". Noble, Chairman L. MOreau, q. L.
crOvell, J. h. Chase, Perry Prentiss, Ansel
Roberts, Louis Ellsler, h. F. BraytOu, J. NJ
Sizzling, P, Dsinsr, Wm- Kidd, H. Becken-
haugh, Henry Ney, Ajax. Loeb, Alex.
schWab.
Il was resolved that the committee could
add other amss if they desire.
Both the Finance and Recruiting Commit
tees are to meet at the Ofics Of Ranpey,
Baekns 4 Noble at nine o'clock this morning.
The End Ward is determined to avoid E
draf, and it viii do it. The amount sub
seribed up to last night was about 1000.
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NRW YORK bIARKFT.-Aur. %.


RLOUR-Markstr rules heavy, with only moder-
Ate demand for export and home eonsamBion-mar-
sales i6 . bbis At sl,sseSOo for supsrhns state
0,0ess,z5 for extra state a,s585,o0 for superans
sosteEni s,logs, $ for common % medium extra
brands extra round hooped Ohio; 8,ec9s,B for
CANADA FLOUR Market Il dull and heavy.
sale 20 eols at .lso for common e5'io8s25 for
RYR RLOUR-MArks, quls, and arm. a. ss,-
CORN 1IRAL-The narks, Is steady and un-
WHIsKY-Ths market L heavy SALES 80 bbh
WHRAT-Market opened dull and closed hoavy
and lover The large advance In froghts to-day has
sales = go bush Chicago spring ct q l0jfRl 20;
100 buAh Milwaukee club At tl,leel,z3 t2510 bIsh
amber Iowa at ti,3t9i,2 26OD bushels winter red
western at 81 25Sel. IS l2i0O bush amber Michigan
az 81 ,59l % OJ bush poor Racine spring al 81
IS co bu white Michigan AZ 81 lol ~ and so bush
nsv white Michigan, 81 I5alsl,sT; 900 bush white
Kentucky at si,slei,s2i 90 bush white Ohio At
nYR-Markct for ryo quiet and firm. sales At q
@soc for western szJslc for state.
RARLEY-Dull and nominal
CORN-Opened duh and closed shade lower sales
92,gg gushvb 81 6Oe for sound old mixed western !:
sSss for eastern tss2 for Ensoundi 72c for white
OATs-very scarce and decidedly bsttar, with
moderato sales at 1e56e for Jersey, Canadian west
COFFEE Market rules very drm. me public
sale ennounced for 70 day was well attended, but the
half the catalogue was Withdrawn prices being not
satisfactory. The offerings composed 3i74 baFs Rio
and 1i9l bag Santos, Of which i75O bags Ro Old al
lSz G average "a re and 90 bags sentosat 2l's9
/ Afterwards sold al private sale at t2l1d22k
/ SD(aAR-kaw nrm. Sales 900 hhds a. 5Aiafs1ic
/ for New Orleans SIC tor Porto Rico
| MOLASSES-MArket hrm. sales 10 hhds Porto
Rico at45c.
HOfe-steady and frm. Sales loo bales new ~
/ l69g22c, the latter price for choice.
| RIGE-MArket quiet and unchanged
P0Rk-mRrket more active and frmer. SALES
Az bbs a sll aIl2 % Tor mess, closing az thu lat
Ter prize 81 % for prime ness and sloo0 ior prime
bEEf-harkgt steady and there Is a moderate
demand. sales 6Q0 bbls az e5,5OG7 % for prime /;
esndl0lj for mess sl2,o0f H. for repacked mcss
i sialiG, 81 for extra mess
/ sales az f2Jg22.
| BEEF HAlIS-MaIksf moderately active salrs
/ az 81, ,o5s1 (, "a for good 10 chaice western
/ CUT MEATS-ln fair demand and very nrm
sales 1j pkgs at 5'45ic for shoulders 5ad6sc fof
hams
SMOKED alEATS-Marke. steady. salo- 80
i hhds az 8 4c for sides
/ BACON HIDES-Markot dull and nominal.
LAh,D- Market hrmer, with good demand. Sales
/ 2-s35 bbls at saaaGsac.
BOTTRR-seilinga at IisIse for Ohio; l4elge for
] 6tatn.
CHEEsR-Markct firm and In fair request At sds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

NAAA1t aANas ~@'
Special 10 the \. Y. Tribune:
Lately intercepted letters, Aug. 5th, nom
Gen. .Hindman 10 the rebel War Department
state that he has 1900 we'll armed infant
~. 5000 cavalry and 45 pieces Of artillery
at Little Rock
He proposes awaiting an attack from
Gen. Curtis instead Of attacking him 81
Helena.
He intends 10 annihilate Curtis and then
push vigorously foF the Missouri river
He has received supplies Of arms and am
munitiou from east Of the Mississippi.
Helena Is 10 be fortified as the basis OF
operations. Siege guns have already be-
gan 20 arrive.
The heslth Of the army at Helena IS good
The steamer Champion On herlast pass
aQe 70 Memphis was fred on By guerrilias
al James Bayou, just below Hickman, and
vas struck by over seventy shots. No one
injured. The steamer Swallow, in the
0cyernment service was burned By the
rebels 20 miles below Memphis, few days
since.
There is unusual activity here in com
pleting repairs on boats . large number
Of extra hands are employed Memphis
papers Of the 18th, say Bragg Is unaoaot-
ediv at Chattanooga. At last accounts
Portsr's cavalry was at Holley springs
committing dePredations on Union men,
JaokaoulS cavalry which was last Week re-
nortei mar Celdwater, Miss, has fallen
hack 70 Tupslo.
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81. JOINS, Aug. q. 1
The bark George Henry, Of New Lon
don, Capt. Burlington, from Frobishsr's
Bay, has arrived here short Of provisions,
and Mr.. Hall Of the new Sir John Franklin
expedition on board. The expedition lost
one man the first winter out. he froEe to
death. Mr.. Hall reported that in conse-
quones Of the loss Of some Of his oTaft he
was unable to prosecute his mission TO the
extent Of its purpose.
The expedition had probably determined
the fate Of two boats crews Of Sir John
Franklin's expedition who perished in en-
deavoring 20 return Mr.. Han learned
the fate Of Eve men captured from Fro
bisher on his drst voyage, and identified
the exact place Of their landing. Mr.. Hall
explored nearly a thousand miles Of the
coast, including the sO-called FrobishsT 3
straits, which prove 10 be q deep bay, ter
minating in latitude 6S' AZ longitude 70'
west
Mr.. Hall also discovered a great giaEier
and mountain Of fossils between Hudson
Straits and Frobisher's bay.
The George Henry was about TO start for
the States in October, 1861, but was pre-
vented doing so BY ice, until the 9th inst
The ships company subsisted through last
winter BY the hospitality Of he Esqui-
mauX.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

EDs. LEADER 81 an informed that some
Of the Dry Goods dealers in this city are
corresponding with parties elsewhere for the
procurement Of clerks to ali the places Of
those who have volunteered. beg leave to ask
these gontIsmsn, If this be true, whether, II
practicable, they would not be doing good
service to their country BY employing com
Petent Indies in their stOres--Of which there
ars many ready and Wining--and thus fSEss
the male tape-nessursrs into the field, where
they are needed and where they may be Of
immssprably mere value. Ituight occasion
a little saerihos FOR time, bat this Is a time
Of laerife,s, and be is the truest man who at
once accepts his proportion CITIZEN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

tAFA hACAI aug. =,
The Steamship Teutonia from Souihamp-
ton on the evening Of the 18th, passed here
this afternoon en- route for New York.
The Italian squadron had been ordered
al Aneona 70 watch the Adriatic coast
Garabaldi, with 800 volunteers, was
marching IN the direction of San caialdo.
The object appears 70 Be 10 reach Messins.
Palermo was Tranquil
Gerabaldi manifestations had taken place
at Ia Scala. At the Theatre In Milan
shouts were raised "Rome or DeathF'
The Garabaldi volunteers number 5000.
One slight encounter took place between
the volunteers and the Royal troops
Garabaldi occupied Roeos and Palmiia,
and spoke as follows: HThe present state
Of Affairs cannot continue. 20 against
the Government because Il would not LEI
me 60 70 Rome. I 60 against France be-
cause she defends the Pope. l win have
Rome At any price; Rome or Death II
succeed, 50 much the better; II not, will
destroy the Italy which made mysslfP'
The departure Of troops from Palermo
had ceased.
Liverpool Breadstuffs.--Flour quiet and
steady; Wheat quiet and steady; Corn has
an upward tendency; mixed corn 29B Sd.
Provisions.-Beef heavy; Pork still de-
clining Lard firm.
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EElTsT IN THE Observation-Disclosures
Of ouyahoga and adjoining counties, the
glorious Seventh Ohio Regiment calls upon
you to all its ranks, and place it once more
in condition to bear its part in the greet
work Of dealing death to the traitors, aud re-
storing the nation to unity and peace. The
record Of the Seventh Is one that will reflect
eternal honor on that man who attaches him
self to It. It's nov before the enemy, it,
ranks doeimated, but still at the post of duty.
Shall its appeal for the aid of the strong
arms Of those whom It left at home be in
vain Il should not, it mHsf not be.
Let every man pat his shoulder to the
wheel, and throw all his energies into the
work. Liberal bouBties are paid, the great
er portion in advance. Set no man hatter
himself that be viii escape the draft. The
Government has not made its last call for
men. Every abls-bOdied man in the North
must inevitably bear his part in the struggle.
Fin up the Seventh at once, and share the
glory that attaches to its name.
The undersigned is authorised to recruit
for the seventh, and will receive all spcb as
may desire 70 enlist. Office 50 Rsilroad
Block, Water street. E. C. HANDY.
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PROM 5TTssOURT.

sPRINGFIELD, Aug z
Col. Wright, Of the Federal forces, passed
Carthage yesterday in hot pursuit Of the
guerrillas Of Coffee, Hays and Quantrel.
On Wednesday he attacked tbs rebels rear
guard, killed twelve, and captured thirty
one. Quite a number Of guns, horses and
other property had fallen into his hands.
The Kansas troops under Gen. Blunt we're
only few miles behind, pushing on rap
idly.
A number or horses and a quantity Of
camp equipage was found al the Usage
where the rebels crossed All the bad
characters in Western Missouri are join
ing Coffee, which will drain that section Of
a dangerous element Pursuit viii not be
relaxed until the rebels are driven from
this State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

TELEGRAPHIC.
TERRIBLE INDIAN MASSAeRES
IN MINNESOTA
The People Rising TO AFmsl
GEN. MCCLELLAN MOTTO RESIGN
General 0OrOOran's Reception in
New York
DEFEAT OF GUERRILLAS IN
MISSOURI
LATE FOREIeH NEWsI
GaFabaldl Moving on ROmel
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
GEN. MCCLELLAN MOTTO RESIGN
ATE F0REIaN NEWSI
GaFabaldl Moving on ROmel
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
INDIAN OUTBREAK.

ST. PAUL, Ang. y,
Reliable information from Fort Ridgely
confirms without doubt al previous re-
ports Mr.. WykOff, Assistant Superin-
tendent, on his way to the upper agencies
met q messenger six miles from Fort
Ridgely, Monday morning, announcing an
outbreak at the lower Sioux Agency and
the murder Of all the whites except 3 few.
Captain Marsh set out Immediately with
45 men. At the ferry opposite the agency
he encountered q large body Of warriors
who opened Ere on them. After n few
volleys large body Of ambushed Indians
in the rear, fired upon them aud killed
number Of our men. retreat was at
tempted across the river, snd while in the
water the Indians killek the Captain, three
sergeants and four corpOrals. Seventeen
men returned to the Fort Monday night.
The light from the burning buildings
and grain stacks could Be seen In every d.
reetion. Escaped citizens came into the
Fort during the night, giving accounts Of
horrors too terrible for Imagination to con-
eeive Mothers came in rags and bare
footed, whose husbands and children were
slaughtered before their eyes. Children
came who had witnessed the murder
Of their parents and burning Of their own
houses.
The road in the direction Of New Ulm
was lined with murdered men, women and
children.
J.J. Porter, of MankatO, a member Of
last years legislature, arrived here last
evening for arms. BE was lne Of COM
mittee sent to New Ulm 10 learn the truth
Of the reported massacre. He arrived at
New Ulm on Tuesday morning and found
the people preparing to bury Eve persons
murdered. Others were being constantly
brought in most horribly mutilated. Some
four wounded persons were in one room,
cut with hatchets on the head and arms
A little girl was cut across the face, breast
and side. A little boy was dreadfully cut
up, also middle aged woman. In an ad-
joining room he saw child with its head
cut of, and q other mutilated persons.
The people at New Ulm are drilling with
what arms they can get, fully awake TO the
danger, determined to defend the town TO
the last
Mr.. Porter left New Ulm Tuesday morn
ing, and was Overtaken by a man who re-
ported that the Indians attacked the town
200 strong at Eve in the afternoon, burned
several houses and several citizens were
seen to fall. The people gathered together
and had barricaded the streets.
Other letters TO Gov. Ramsey say that
hundreds are known to be killed, and II
is believed thousands.
Gov. Ramsey yesterday ordered the mi
litia with horses to the scene Of action
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Laat Grand Rally, at the wade Houae,
hrooklyn, SATURDAY Evenins, Aus, 29d.
A Mass Meeting Of the citlEsns Of Brook
ign win Be held at the above time and place.
. hear the reports from the committees ap-
pointed to Faise aad disburs thsT ownship
Bounty Fund also the committee appointed
to circulate the County Indsmosy Bonds; also
. iah report from each school district, Of the
names Of those enlisted before and since the
last call, and those subject 70 dram.
Capt. F. S. Pslton, and others authorized
% receive recruits, win be present. A. G.
Riddle and others win address the meeting.
Bet evoFy man Who would save the town
ship the humility Il draft, should Be prss-
snt.
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THE oSE LUSs MAE.-Ths man who SO hi
lAriously claimed exemption from draft on
the ground that be had but one lang remain
ing, called to see rs yesterday. he has been
rejecting deeply fsE a fsH daysPusi, on The
condition Of the country, and concluded that
she can't spare a man. With the patriotic
resolve to have his disability removed 50 that
he may take his chances with the restin case
Of draft, be has had a ue's lsag Pui -. BuIly
for him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

Coon FoR TRE PoEH.-The liltEs locomotive,
GaEslIs, took the fast Express east yesterday
afternoon on the Lake shors Fosd. The day
before she brought up seven cars on the Con
meant train, well filed with passenger, max
ing al the stops and arriving on ams. Tss
g sGaEslle is the new locomotive built Il the
Lake Shore shops after the pattern Of the
" Reindeer"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

CAPTAU OF TIE 20TH BATTERT.-LOuis
smithnight, Of this city, who served in Capt.
Hieknan's battery during the three months
campaign in Western Virginia, has been ap-
pointed Captain Of the 10th battery, to be st
taehsd to sigsl's command. Captain smith
night distinguished himself in Western Vir-
ginia, and in more than one engagement
With the enemy, proved himself to be brave
and efeisnt soldier. No better appointment
ooald be made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

EDs. LEAnER In recruiting for the 67th
Regiment, o. v, feel that many Of the cit
Gems Of Cleveland look upon it as foreign
regiment, and therefore are not disposed to
lend it their aid and influence.
Permit me to state that the regiment in
part was recruited in Cleveland, organized
here BY Lieut.. Col. voris lnOw Col. Of the
67th) as the 45th, afterwards consolidated
with, and took the title of the 9Th. Capt.
Gentry, Adjt. Brock and Lieut.. Chflds, and
I believe several other of its officers are
Cleveland men, and think hazard nothing
in saying that there is not regiment in the
field, with the exception Of the 4lst, that has
more CuyahOga county men than the 67tb.
It iSa well known fact that during the ten
months the 67th has been in service it has
had fewer casualties and less sickness than
any other regiment from Northern Ohio,
which indicates that the Oiesrs takes great
Interest in the welfare Of their men. The regi-
ment has seen some severe and active ser
vice. Il secured honorable mention for its
gallant conduct at the battle Of Winchester.
It has also dons its share Of hard marching.
1t made long and fHtigusing march in Juns
from near Winchester to Frederioks-
burg, and then aftsr they had only one
nights broken rest it vas ordered back 70
Front Royal, then almost Immediately to Ma.
nassas, and from there to Alexandria am
ersdibly Informed that the sltiIsAB Of Toledo
are making efforts to sll tAsiS portion Of tb,
regiment up to its maEinen p. .umber. Ibop,
Cleveland VIII do iiksEisa
By Eiviag the ahovs >. place in your col.
unHs you viii greatly obiigs,
T. L. hEAfr.N, Recruiting OAioer,
c-.r n -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

REoEUITs FRoN BosTox.-At var meet
ing held IN Boston township, Summit county,
on the 2ath inst, Lieut. @. L. Waterman
obtained sight recruits, ell good ana strong
men, for the I04th regiment, making twenty
four men the township has furnished under
the late calls ofthe President, in addition
% some ninety men she has already in the
aisl. Good for Boston.
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~ AnHRRFIsKFENTa.

Bryast, ssrstsou. Fsltsn a whoslar-oomnsroia
o0llsgs
q. Roro1y Ahdsrsoa-To British Subjects n OAis
Mathsus Kinsorly-Iskon ~.
J.. ~. HOwsr-0sesn aad Black ToaL
-RuEan.
-oodss, Ries. Soaps. &c.
-snan Proats, &c.
.. .Cuttor son-Blris a. Auctioa.
I. 7. ouliior3-AcEdcmy
WnsO1 Eiddieonb-Loeal Noiioo.
Lioui, q. n. spsuosr-Looal Eotics.
Trinity church-Loeal Eotlos.
War Meeting q Brooklyn-Looal Notice
a. x. Raynolas-Locai Eciioo.
Hrs- Days schooi-Local Notics.
Fini War War Mostine-Loeal Notios.
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FIsIT or THE GovERSOR.-Gov. Tod and
stad are expected to arrive on the ESQ O'Clock
Columbus train this morning They viii
visit Camp Cleveland at II o'eIoek this fore
noon There wiz doubtless be q review Of
the troops there and other interesting ezer-
eises. Stevens omnibus line viii afford
abundant conveyance for those desiring to
visit the Camp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

H0UsE FURSIsHNs AHTICLEs.-si the old es-
Enlistment Of ". P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found q most complete
assortment OF goods in the above line At reduced
prices, comprising China, Crookery, 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, Bsthing Apparatus, Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers. Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, knife Baskets snd
Trays, and great variety OF HOnse Furnishing
Articles, useful as EeIl as ornamental
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
" executed by experienced WTkmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

E1FLos10N or a LOeoNoTIvE.-Ye estsrdsy
norning at Columbus, e. train on the
Ohio Central Railroad vas about ready to
start, the locomotive est Louis" attached to
the train, exploded Der boiler, blowing out
the s70En sheet and severely sealding a
soldier Standing BY. No other person vas
hart. Il occurred AZ about IL o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

sauolz FoR C1mO.-The Express yssisr-
day afssrnoon brought up from Kris 100
sailorl, bound for Cairo, 70 join the MissiI-
sppi asst. Wheeler { Russell set tables for
thsn on the vest side Of the depot, where
fhsy ainsd sumptuOusly.
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CHICAGO AIARKEF-AuE. ~.

FLOUR-Market dull
WHEAT-MaTksl Is lower sales Al aIdqlc for
No : s2c for EuZ.
CQRN-Market heavy 3sA6SsSc
OATS-MsrEet le higher. sales al as3sc
HECEIPrs-5,6o0 go bbls tOur 81, ,uU bush wheat;
I6O,iHo bush corn.
sHIPlIBNTs-O,OOO bbls Hour OO,oOO bus wheat;
- no bush corn.
FREIGHTs- IJ4e for wheat and lSlc for
corn to Buffalo
RXCH 4NGE- Unchanged. Gold I5Sl9Is5z Per
OCuf prautium-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

~ Mas. DAYS soHOoL.-Ths Fall term
Of Ars. Dhy's School, corner of Erie and
Euclid Streets, will commence on Monday lst
Of September. Lessons in French will be
given BY Prof. Valiant, and in Penmanship
BY Mr.. Wilbur, Of the Commercial College.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-23

A SUGGESTION TO OUR PATRIoTIc HOUSE,
WIvEs.-The Soldiers Aid Society are in need
Of aour barrels for the purpose Of packing
hospital supplies. We would suggest to all
our good housewives, that, when they open
rev barrel Of aOur, they carefully preserve
the head, and when the barrel IS done with
put the head in and send it to the Aid Rooms
on Bank street. By 50 doing the Society
viii not be obliged to pay out money for bar
rsls. Also vinegar aud vine kegs would be
very acceptable for putting down pickles
Any OfOur lady frisnds having spare keg
cannot make better use than to send it to the
Aid Rooms.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REAL EsTATE.

NV ESTERN LAND.-H. II. LIT
w TIE, Of the late hrm Of Little keyes, has
rsustsutiV On had q large quantity Of nne Farming
Isnlg in Iowa Wisconsin and Ml9sourii % eNehanee
fo cihT or country Real Estate OF PeT5onai FTopery
OFos With House Jennings, Marble Block snpe-
,iG1r-st mayls.R2
lyman LITTLE, DEALER IN
IRA T. ESTATE.-keeps great varisly OF , arms
nd CTR Psapsrty Tor sale or kent Also, ehoiiee
Iowa and Niss01ri. once So. 8, AtWuter builsains
Cleveland, 0hio. ---
DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYkS,
N formerly of The arm Of l4itties heyes,l ne4
S5-Sd : Real Estate Oaco IN Rouse's Block corner
= r4peror-St and Publir Square, aud ha9 atanl9
on iSnd several th0aslnd aeres Of lrat quality EeI
fng Lands IN the States 81 Ae1- i7oui.n ala A.l.
soFf 10 exchange f0r city country pTopItyi elso
Tor al Kinds oi personal proSortT FATt cash paid -
ascfaaarT.
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To ON MEncHkETs.-Tbs Aid Society are
IN nesd Of packing cases for packing supplies
IA. Merchants having spare packing eases
win do much 70 help the society By sending
tism to their rooms instead Of splitting them
CD for kindIing wood.