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States hospital at Hampton, and CrEney
Island hospital, states that the number in
these several hospitals, on the first Of Au-
gust, 1852, was lI,O47; returned to duty
during the month, 1884; discharged from
ihe service 81; died, l52; on furlough 20;
deserted u.
The Med cal Director at Fortress Mon
roe, R. P. Gilbert, sent north to the Gen
eral Hospital 1928 patients who could not
be accommodated in the above named hos
pitals. The month of September gives
the following results: Patients on hand
on the first Of September, SITS, and pa
tients of Craney Island, $685. total 10, ,448.
Returned to duty, $685. discharged from
service 32l died in the department, 1879;
left on furlough, 7 deserted, 8; sent north
to general hospitals, 446; there were at the
end Of September 7,4O9 patients GONZALES
emit who will soon be returned to service.
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FRO1T 81. LOTIs.

81. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
James R. Lakeland, prominent lawyer
Of this city, was arrested and committed 10
the military prison at noon to-day by or
der Of the Provost Marshal. The arrest
was made consequent upon q speech deliv-
cred last night at Democratic meeting
held at the Court House.
In the order for his arrest he is charged
with encouraging rebellion, opposition to
the Government in its efforts to suppress
rebellion, publicly abusing the Govern
ment and the loyal people, of defending
rebellion, by charging its origin to have
been with the loyal people of the United
States, and publicly depreciating the cur
reucy of the country.
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FROM FORTKEss MONROE.
FoRTREss MONROE, Oct.

FoHTkESs hOAAOEi OCl- OV.
Further particulars of the ship reported on
fire night before last off the mouth Of the
Rappahannock river are received.
Captain Dale Of the steamboat Maple
Leaf reports that the ship was the ALLIE
ghenian, Of New York, loaded with -four
for Baltimore and bound to London. Her
crew were picked up by the gunbOat Mon
ticello. They state that they were cap
tured by the rebels, and their captain,
mate and pilot taken prisoners and car
ried of.
The gunboat Monticello with its hose
was playing upon the burning ship at 8
o'clock, when Captain Dale left, and the
fire appeared TO be under subjectiOn. 1t is
generally believed here that the rebels had
nothing to do with the affair, but that it
was q case Of mutiny.
The reports Of the hospitals at ohesa.
Peaks Nm creek, EswpSTt RsWA UuStsa
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REeovERIS0.--A few weeks ago, 1t viii
be remembered, three negroes were fun over
on the Lake Shore road near the sand bank,
and two of them killed. The third was bad
ly wounded AID ken to the HOsPitll where,
report said, he aftel wards died. Dr.. Brooks,
saegeOn Of the Marine Hosp tai, informs US
that the negro Is not dead, but is in a fair
way to recover. He had leg amputated,
and the injury to his head his seemed to
impair his mind somewhat. In fact he is de-
eided!y stupid. An old negro who assists in
taking care Of the patients in The Hospital,
getting tired Of replacing bandages which
the negro tore Of, remarked the other day
that he aspect de Lord had some good pur-
pose in saving dat darkey'u life, but cant
see II. -
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THEATER.-Tbe benefit Of Mr.. Couldock
last evening, was most substantial one,
every sea in the house being occupied and
numbers standing up. He appeared in his
two favor te eharseters-Antoine De verney,
and Peter PrObity, in the plays of " Tho Ad
V0cats's last Cause, +" and q Ch mney Corner. 4"
Miss coaldock appeared in both pieces, In
characters which seemed better fitted for her
thaa any We have previously seen her under
take, and she produced favorable impress
siou in each. Inthe & Chimney Corner" Mr..
Ellsler, as Solomon PIobity, and Mira. Brad
shaw as Patty PrObity are deserving Of men
Hon, seq nd only to that due Mr. COuldOck.
Tonight is the last appearance of Mr..
couidock and daughter, and We need not
besPeak full house.
Next week the Rishlngs' begin an engage
msnt.
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SeldieFS Bounty, f.ny and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
And their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
10 bounty money and back pay of all deceased
soldiers, Invalid pensions and bsek pay foT
discharged soldiers Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on flriOugh All claims
growing out OF this or previous wars, against the
Pay, Commssary, OF other Departments OF the
army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest 10 soldiers and their heirs
send Us your name and stamp, and we will send
copy freei or twelve copies, one each month,
ior IS cents
Apply to us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until sfteE we have 40
eomplished what we undertake.
O. g. BRUCE,
ofAce-Lymaa's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. septl6:RSI
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~ DUPONCOS GOLDEN PILLS FOB FEMALES.
IniaTlible in Correcting, Regulating and RemoYtag
all Distinctions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as 9 Preventative.
IufGllible In Removing 5tOppHges and lrregulhIltY
OF the MenBes These Pills are nothing new but
have been used by the doctors Tor many years, both
in France and America, with unparalleled success IN
every case and Il is urged by many thousand ladies
Who have used them TO make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from any irregulaTt
whatever, well to prevent an increase OF faIily
where health Will not permit i. Females peculiarly
situsted or thoss suppOsing themselves 50, eau
toned against using these Pills while in that eondi-
tioR the proprietor assumes no responsibility after
the above sdmonitiOn although their mildness would
prevent any mischief health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions 80
Company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail In Cleveland by BENTON
BROTH ERS Wholesale Druggists, 10 Superior st
sTRON6 & ARMSTRONG, lS9 Superior-st.; E. W.
SACKRIDER, 223 SuPeri0r-Stj G. w. CLARK lls
SaperiOr-St., and CHURCHILL BRO, corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 TO either OF the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Once, can nave
the Pills sent TO any part OF the country or city oonh-
dentiRllyl and " tree OF postage, by return mall
n. B. Look out for couDterieits, Buy ne 6oloen
Pulls Of any kind unless every box isign6 D. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsatei therefore,
s YOU value your lives and health, Ito say nothing Of
being humbuged out Of yOnr money! buy only those
who shew the signature OF s. ID. Howe on every box
which has recently been added on account OF the Pills
being countereited The ingredients composing the
above Pills made kLOwn to every AGENT and they
gll tell you they aud viii perform ali Claimed
sor them. 5. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor
- EFHTE
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sMALL CHANGE CuRREEcT.-Why don't
the Finance Committee Of the Council accel-
crate their pace little with regard to the
promised issue of city shinplasters, to relieve
the Inconvenience now experienced by want
Of ehango7 Other cities have been weeks
shesd of Us in the operation, which the times
F,nder necessary and proper. We hear busi-
ness men say every dey, bive us anything for
change rather than these sticky postage
stamps. There is no tradesman but would re-
joies to see postage currency superseded by
81 issue Of city notes, as proposed. We don't
kaow what the delay is fol- but suppose it is
for some very wise purpose. Give Us the city
ShlDplasters.
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B. F. HOrrzAN, Private Secretary.


FATAL ACCIDENT AT SILVER CREBK.-On
Tuesday night Ias', there was an accident at
Silver Creek, station On the Buffalo and
Erie Railroad few miles east Of Dunklrk,
in which one man was killed outright and
two others injured very badly. The three
men were passengers on the night express
going east, and desired to get OF at Silver
Creek station, they living in the Vicinity
When the train stopped at the station the car
in which the three men we're seated, was on
a portion of the road which runs on lofty
piling. Some one sang cut "siIver Creek"
and the three men, who had probably been
asIesp and were therefore not so olsnr headed
as they might have been, started huTridly
out of the car, and jumped, as they supposed,
onto the depot platform. but in reality made
a jump of ABOUT forty feet, the hight Of the
pi ing. One of them caught his toss on tic
edge of the planking as he jumped, and
struck the ground on his head, breaking hie
neck and killing him instantly. The other
two men escaped instant death, bat were
badly hurt. There is report that they
have since died, but we do not know how
true it ia. The names of the msn ne could
not ascertain.
Men must be very stupid to take such a
leap in the dark, from railroad car. We
are informed that the two men who were
least injured had been drinking, bat the
other had not. We hope 70 Cne will cOnsid-
sr this fact as evidence in favor of drinking
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RooMs SOLDIERS AID sooIETT,
nh R.r Sr ncf 81 1870

At late hour this P. ~, we received dis
patch from Louisville saying
"Great suffering here and at Perryviile-
send all the shirts and drawers you have.
Lay out hvo hundred dollars In material to
be made up immediately"
We filed this order by sending SOC shirts,
500 pairs drawers, and have entirely drained
our stock. VIII our friends help US to go on :
We need all they can do In the way of dOns-
tions, particularly of thick shtrts and drotoerS,
and, gentlemen Of this city, we need your
help to buy material for making those. We
are ready to wopk-will you not put the
means into our hands?
soLDIER's ARD Society,
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TuANKsGTvuNG PRoCLAMATION.
sTATr OF ONO, EzrcvrIvr DEFAa!nssr,


COEUMRUs, Oct. % ls5E.
The time honored custom adopted by the
Fathers Of our Stafe, OF setting apart one Gay IA
each year for Praise, Thanksgiving and Prayer
70 Almighty God, for His goodness and mercy %
US IS r People, should be preserved. Espe2laiIy
az q time ike the present. should all gooo elu-
gems unite in laying aside the ordinary business
Of life, 81 least for day and devote themsSIFes
20 teachings Of Their Maker.
The effort made by the legally constituted au.
thorities Of the land, to put down the wicked re-
belon sgainst the Federal Government the best
ever enjoyed BY any people, in which effort the
gallant sons Of Ohio have borne so conspicuous
and proud q part, has filed every neighborhood
with mourning. Our brave soldiers are yet eI-
posed 70 the dangers Of the teld Of battle and TO
the hardships and sickness OF camp life and our
system of Government, In form after Gods own
laws, and so gentle that its Telns were scarcely
felt by the governed, is yet IN peril.
Our Heavenly Father an console the Distress
ed, and heal the sorrows Of the mothers and
widows heart; he osn protect rom danger our
patriotic soldiers now Ii the feld; He Can par
Riyze the arm OF the enemy Of our good govern
Now, therefore, IN obedience to the request Of
the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, and
70 the end that simultaneous petition 10 him
may ascend TO Heaven from all parts Of our State
I do hereby fix upon, and set apart,
Thursday. the 2sth Day of November Next
As q day Of Praise, Thanksgiving and Prayer to
Almighty God And do Recommend that, ab-
staining from all business pursuits, the good and
Pure Inihoea people OF our STATE meet SoselleF
~ their usual plaees Of worsh p, and with one
voice, humf3y ask the God Of all Nations to smile
upon the distressed Of our land; that He give
wisdom and purity 70 those in authority that H
prostrates the enemies Of our Government; that,
in all things, he give such wisdom to all II people
Of the earth, as will enable them TO conform TO
His laws, TO the end that peace and good Will
shall prevail throughout the world.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the Great Seal Of the
rsRALl State Of Ohio, the day and year above
written.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
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TEXANS REMOVING TO CUBA.
Carrying their Slaves with them.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.

W hASHlNSIONJ OcL. OIL.
Special to the Post:
Private advides from General McClel-
lSn's headquarters say Lee is still in the
vicinity of Winchester, and probably in
tends to fight there.
1t was supposed by some Of our shrewd-
er generals yesterday that Lee would cross
the Blue Ridge through Ashby's Gap on
his etreat to Gordonsville, expecting to
fight battle not far from Manassas.
Burnside and Sigel are on the watch for
him on this side Of the Ridge.
The Ord army will consist of General
COx's and two other corps, to whom per-
manent commanders have not yet been as
signed, under General Sumner.
The Commercials Washington letter
says the Vermont 18th, 18th, l4th, 18th
regiments, under acting Brigadier General
Blunt, crossed Long Bridge into Virginia
on Thursday.
1t is believed that the Alabama Is
now on the track OF the Aepin wall steam
ers for the purpose Of intercepting me
treasure ship.
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RELIEF FOR THE CoETHABANDs.-Thee COM
mittee appointed at the close of the meeting
to aid the Freedmen, held in the Second
Presbyterian church on last Wednesday
evening, consisting Of 4. B. spelman, chair
man, J. B. Merriam, Secretary, Deacon s.
q. Fox, Doctor Otis Boise, Bey. J T. Avery,
Nra. H. Griswold, Mrs. B. stedman, Mrs. S.
p. Page and Mrs. John Coon, have had two
meetings, and have added to their list the
following persons: Mrs. W, 7. Smith, in
Plses of Mrs Page, declined; s. Fouambs,
F.s. slOsssn, ]. Lowman, J. odeI, F. D.
Parish, John Brsinard, John D. Rockafel-
low, Rev. Mr.. .Brainsrd, Miss Mary Baldwin,
Ond Mics Ariel Hanna. The Committee
have divided the city leach side) into dis
triets, and appointed eanvassers to call on
t5s families and business houses for dona-
lions. Arrangements have been made for
smother Publie meeting at the First Baptist
chureh, on Wednesday evening next, to be
addressed by Mr.. William Da1ia, & Freed
nan from Virginia, who spoke At the meet
ing at the. Presbyterian church. The can
1sssers commence their work on the Tuesday
70 slowing. A depot will be opened mex
ws.k for receiving donations, and when th'
canvass is completed, express teams will g
q ough the sity and gather up the OOntri
. Sat Oas. Further neassS viii sppsay "a tb
Ss7B,s = 1GaaGsg sE1 EVSsaEgr
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sOlOmOnsOn,s Improved Speetacles.
L. H. sOLOMONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICLAE,
Keeps the largest assortment IN the Optical line any
The trade. From his long residence in this City ,
md the extensive patronage received during thai
time. he would say 10 his old friends and the DubLl
generally, that effort that could be put forth l.
ecre the very best quality OF Crystal Glasses ground
under his own inspection, TO suit the eyes, in all
curing weakness, dizziness or Inflammation the
Gye and tmpsrttng strength for long rsadng and ns
sewing. The reputation Oi SULUHONSON'S estab-
ishment the reliable 70 get the best articles
N that line that can BE- Obtained has become an
taoEshed sCt and attesed By mis- Patrons whose ad
vice IL is: GO To SOLOhONSON'S, (make no mis-
eake,) laO superlor-St-, under the American, and
here you Will ind the best kind OF SPECTACLEk
adapted TO your sight.
All kinds OF Optical, Mathematical and PhilOsOph-
zeal lnstrument8i Astronomical Telescope from 50
si4Oi Suryeyin Instruments Tarlous prices; large
tcck OF Microscopes, rom - to S73 Marine Teles-
npes, spy Gla-ses, large variety; Lenses Prisms,
Bye Glasses, Pocket Com pssaea, Barouleters, Ec.
RA- ARrIFlCIAL EYES inserted without pain,
perfect y natural.
Hotel --ess sH . ma ~
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Mrs. c. 8. Williams respectfully announces TO
the ladies of this city that she has opened rooms
IN the Lyman Block, for the purpose Of Of
tering her unrivslled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to Gt all forms and cases. The
ladies' are most cordially invited to call and ez-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandagss supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the care Of badness, which he's proved highly
successful. auglS:4l3
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WESTERN HoXEoPATHIo COILEGH.-FAs-
utTY.-A. o. Blair, n. D., Materia Medlss
and principles and practice Of Medicine.
J. Brainerd, II. D., Medical Chemistry,
Botany and ToEicology.
J. O. Sanders, N. D., Obstetrics and Dis
eases of Women and Children.
RF. HumistOn, II. D., Elementary Chem
7. P. Wilson, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physi-
5, R. Beckwith, N. D, Surgery and Sur
gicsl Anatomy.
George Wiley, Esq, Medical Jurispru-
dens0.
C.F. Cushing, NJ. D., DenonStratoT.
General lecture fee, $50.
The annual session Will commence on
Wednesday, the 9th Of November and will
close with Commencement ExersiIsl, on tbs
8stk st SskEBsgY, Ass. 6IS1t
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NRy YOnA MARKET.-Ootober 81.

by TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-AIarket heavy and unsettled and lGa
lower, closing heavy Wiih no buyers al the ouisds
Sss 1850 JbIs, at s57sa5s5 orsuperne stale
s6UeG6,SO or extra siatsi S2ri3it5'S or sapeInn,
EesGern; G6,l006,45 lor common - medium eXtrs
western; S5.S0C6.gJ iOr common to good shipping
rands extra rVund hOoDed Ohloi s3OOgsyS0 Tor tra'
CANADA FLOUR-Market heavy and lower
Sales so bbl S5,lG&6,25 for common and s5rS Gs,5
KEf + Fi.JiIR < Market scarce and drmer with
tJicS MA "a Market also frmer Sales 900
bbls al IS, . for Jersey and 81 fgE brsndyTile m
y = ,aJ l "a % St' t5e Sg 5rfcs ' o' ~
E+I'-Market heavy, unsettled and fully 70
| D bushel lower. 1he decline N gold and sterling
sxcoanse has very depressing eiircJ
sales vi ,ng bush Chicago spring st sl,lz4sl ~
lIIU0 bush Milwaukee, Glgb Al 20 27,OJJ bush
winter red western at Sl,54 ,Sg iil Oh lushel
amber Iowa at Sli Ol,32; the latter price for seTy
s,UOO red state 81 . l ~ 5pOJ Dsh u xsd wectsrn
al Al, aud l,zJ0 bush lime white Kentucsy at
KH E-AIarket quiet and arm at 75ag5
BARLEY-MarseJ scarce and decidedly lrn-er
sales Of 800 bushels fair TO prime at ls9l32't
PEAS-he nosies safes VI 5,lUr bush Canada P5aE
JORS-BArk t qulot, scarce and very fim.
Sales Of s4,HO bush AZ 7ieGl5c for shipping mixed
wesern G67Uo ior eastern 5sGoj los damaged and
IsSTs- Market lltt's Arner. Sales at ,6G5sc.
common TO prime new and Old, &C choice state.
COFFEE Rjo inactive. Otal sock on hand
October 3lst 6,2o3i bags ard 1851 mats iuelndins
III beg5 Rio, lur5l bags Maracalbos 80 bugs Dem
arara, COS eYBri3a, 50 baxs COSTA Rca. rs Bombay
l,75a bags Java, and II ,Ue7 naIIs Java.
- SIltrA i2-hHw very nrm. satea l.. % hhds II
Guiding cuua ygsIu5415 Porto co at lu>ae, and
New orleans al lOGllSc. Market siesdy aud un-
changed.
WOI ASSES Market quiet Sales Of 10 hhds
Porto Rico at ss5; v hhds Barbados at 42e.
s-5- .-.-hiarket favois luyers vi h more dOing
sales $50 bb= inciu1ing 100 bbls mess last evening
sI3, ~ gi3,U nsssi Sz pIime sl2jglS,OJ prime
mess.
BEEF-Market qulet and steady Sales 100 bbls
at s5,00HIO75 tOr country mess S5,50F7,HO country
prim- slz9 1878 repGcked mess and SlJ,5OGll,OO
Pisi,Iiz II EsSs REEF-narketq quiet and PziOes
nominaily unchanged.
choice new at Sis,0J
,i5At ON siDES-msrkot dull and nou.inally IN
1.Sit il-MarIet dull and lower. Sales I,5o bbis
BGTTER - Market $4,000 Ohio and so@sio
CHEESE-MarEot steady at g8Ilo.
II. \. MONEY MAR RKET-OctOber 81.
lBT TELEGEAPE.l
ETONEY-Market easier. Call loans 4S9al!, and
sTEiELING3 EXCHANGED .Dull aud loower at
! I4O9Ii2 f.r merchsnts and l4s8l43E for bankera'
bills.
t;OLD-Amerioan gOid dull at 2g49SO pOr cent.
GEOE KRNMENT sTGCKs-Msrkst Armer.
/ United states rs ISL lU5lslU4 7rSo Treasury
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TEIEGRAPHIC.

THE War IN THE EAST.
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REFRIeERLToRs, sO.-A large variety OF
the most approved styles Of Refrigerators,
Rster Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
,rssm FrseEsrs, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Isrs, just received, and for sale at manufse-
curers' prices at W. L. MARTIE's,
No. 81 south side Public Square.
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, Oct. 81.
The Republican meeting in Faneuil Hall
to-day, was well attended Gov. Andrews
presided. Senators Clark, of New Hamp-
shire, Sumner and Wilson, of Massachu-
setts, and others, made speeches.
A letter was read from Joseph Holt, Of
Ky urging unconditional Unionism at
the ballot box, as wCll as in the field.
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"THE WAY TO Do IT."-To whiten and
preserve the teeth, and heal and keep the
gums sound. Go to Strong & Armstrong,
Benton & Bros, Gorham's, Brewers, Clark's,
Gaylord'B, Sackrider's, or any good druggist,
dentist or perfumer, and buy and use Hud-
sons unrivalIed Tooth Paste, and you will
meet with complete success. Try it. Nov. /.
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EEADoUAsTERs o. v, CAMP CLEVELAND,
ClEKFLANp. O.. Oct 30. 1882.

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. SOs 1867.
OFFICIAL NoTIcE TO DRAFTED MEN NOT
DIscHAReEp, AND NIsE MONTHS SUBSTITUTES.
The drafted miiitismen, and the nine
months substitutes Of the following counties,
to wit; Fulton, Erie, Ashtabula, Williams,
Lake, Summit, Huron, Mahoning, Trumbull,
Sandusky, Ottawa, Portage, GeRuga, Henry,
Medina, Defiance, Lorain, and Cuyahoga,
are hereby notified to be in Camp Cleveland
on OF BY Tuesday morning, the 4th day Of
November, A. D 1852, at eleven O'clock, A.
n. No excuses whatever will be received for
non appearance at the hour above named,
and slI who do not then appear to answer to
their names viii be brought in as deserteTs,
and all expenses will be paid By the men So
arrested. This order applies to all aliens not
discharged By Governor Tod, and also to all
drafted men discharged on habeas corpus.
GEO. B. sENTER,
Colonel Commanding, Camp Cleveland.
Boy1:413
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New PRoPELLER FOR TIE NORTHERN
TRAKsPoETATIoS CoNFAsT.-Messrs. Stevens
& Presley have commenced to get out the
material for another new propeller for the
Northern Transportation Company. It will
be the counterpart Of the @ Maine" Captain
Keatiag will superintend the construction of
Il, as he has suPerintended the construction
ofPropellers for the above Company for years.
It viii be completed in the spring. There is
talk Of two proPellcrs being built for tho n.
7. Co. this winter, but as yet there is nothing
decided on with regard to tho second one.
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R. A. King, N. D., late Surgeon of the
105th 0. Y. l., has returned, and opened his
Office In Room No. !, Matthews Block, on
second floor, south side Of Public square
Special attention paid'to Office practice. Of
fee open from O'Clock, A. n, to 10 o'clock
P. Y. All business strictly confidential.
0ot30:4I1
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LOsT.-on Bank or Superior street, 8 la
dye wallet, black, with chain. It con-
tanned six dollars in bills, and the name Of
the owner on card. 1t can be left at the
Lender Counting Room.