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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04

sHoT By AN INTOXICATED SoLDIER.-Geo.
A. Chisholm, formerly of this city, was shot
and killed on Saturday last, at Bowling
Green, Kentucky, under the following cir
cumstanees: He was an engineer on the Lou
isviIle 4 Nashville Railroad. On Saturday
afternoon, while sitting on the front stOOp of
his boarding house, in Bowling Green, with
two other men, a soldier of the 2sth Ken
tuekv (Union) regiment, unknown to CHS
holm. came along in an intoxicated condition.
When be got opposite the house without
aay words being exchanged, he halted, took
of the bayonet from his musket and sheathed
il. and then saying :" I'll kill you" raised
s,uusket and fred, the ball passing through
4 IN aud body of Chisholm and lodging
tne 4 =. Be lived little over an hour
= :, . POs began loading bis musket again
l nc soiuiei secured. He said he didn'i
"hen nc was holm but the nan sitting by
mean = - h,n -i' ~iBst whom he entertair'
'nS sius u IlU' IaetOr Geo. E. Gran
eu sOne IS T..-,,,o ri = 'ssbyills Road wh'
witnessed the deed, brous EDs D-s :
Cleveland, reaching here Tues -. ~
The Colonel Of the 2sth Kentuck- sou
Granger on Saturday that he would 'e-fe 'n'
murderer court -martiaied and shot PeiOr'
Monday noon.
Mr.. Chisholm learned the machiniFt tra0'
in the CuyahOga Works. He formerly work
ed for the Pittsburgh Railroad Company
BE has been in the employ Of the Nashville
and Louisville Railroad for three years past
He came here about year ago and returned
to the road about FIVE months ago. He ha
sone brOthsrs residing here.
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After having playedon the Pianos Of Messrs- Kuabe
Co.. II Is impossible not 10 bear testimony to their
reputation which they enjoy. The PinnOs Of their
manufacture, on which have played, exceeding
Is powerful, without harshness and the upper notes
sweet clear and harmOniously mellow (chrystilian)
struments my entire satisfaction and declare that
they are equal If not superior 70 the best manuac-
tured in Europe this country by the most ceebra
ted makers. lSignedl l.. NJ GOTrSCHALk-
To Messrs. WM. KNABE 4 Co., Baltimore II can
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
very best In the country. NJ. STkAkOSCd-
Mr.. GEo. A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
possess Immense resources OF power and expression.
The bass Is 5OnOrOus and grand; the middle register
rich and sympathetic while the high notes are brill
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale is even without single flaw; the action
Is smooth and marveousy easy and the pedal effects
the finest Of which the PianofOrte Is susceptible.
In word, Knabe's Pianos are worthy Of the great
est Artists and capable Of rendering the finest
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Mr.. G. A BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T gives me pleasure
to state that consider the Knabe Plano equal to any
and superior to most instruments made In this cOun
try, especially In richness and volume Of tone.
Having used one of the same for ten or more hours
Of each day, for two years. feel confident in recon-
nendng them to all who are unacquainted with their
great Qualities am FeepeGe.PP{E'E g. P {E'EfSED, EgSfsD
Teacher of Music, Cleveland Female Seminary.
G. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1t gives me much pleas
to be able TO sey, that consider knabes Pianos
he huest, both in volume and sweetness which have
tyer played upon, either IN America or Europe.
The pedals operate with better effect than in any
other Instruments; and in fact, Knabe's motto may
truly be- Excelsior Mrs o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher OF Music, Cleveland
Prof. u. J. NOTHEAGLE, Teacher OF Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes -: After examining
e large number Of Wm EnRbe & Cos Piano Fortes,
/ unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to any l
have seen Their tone Is grand and noble they nave
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and their
volume Of tone power have never heard eXcelled.
They combine with fne touch, depth, sWeetntss OF
tone, purity and durability"
'aThat the Knabe Piano is superior to all Cthers
made in this country for brlliancy, sweetness, and
volume Of tone needs only TO be heard to convince Of
the fsct. State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
auglSR27
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Aug. 29th, 1862.
DEAR LEADER.-On the 22d inst, I wrote
you from COvington, KY, at which time, you
remember, we we're sitting in the streets wri,
ting letters, singing, &c. To-day, the regi-
mentis one hundred miles nearly south of
CoEingtOn, and three miles south of Lexing-
ton. Besides the IO5th, there are the 93d
Ohio, I'D Ind, SD Ohio, - Ohio, squad
ron of cavalry and several companies of
Home Guards. We are encamped in the en-
emy's country, as any one can easily under
stand by merely passing over the railroad to
this place. He will see the ruins of DWELL
ings that belonged to Union families, as we'll
as the ruins of bridges, cars and depots. The
railroad is guarded by detaehments from the
45th Ohio, and workman are along the line, re-
pairing damages done by the rebels.
A few days since, train was run of an
embankment by guerrillas tearing up the
track, and the engineer anda breakmen kill
cd, and four freight cars, with the engine and
tender pretty well demolished. Had it been
a train carrying troops, as the guerrillas ex-
pected, the loss Of life would have been great.
The lO5th came upon its present camping
ground at eight O'Clock, on the eve
ming, Of the 25th instant. In less than
twenty minutes after ranks were broken, the
men were fast a sleep upon the ground, with
nothing but their blankets and the dark sky
over them. About twenty minutes Of sleep
! were had before we were aroused to partake
| Ol hot coffee and soft bread-a bountiful re-
past from the loyal citizens Of the city Of
| Lexington. Co. B, was thrown out on piquet,
and the rest of the regiment again retired to
their great bedroom. Since that time we
have been put upon all the duties of soldier
in an enemy's country. 1 very much doubt
any other regiment being put along, as fast
as the l05th has been. Sworn or mustered in
on Thursday, and the next morning being in
the enemy's country near three hundred miles
from home and in four days going one
hundred miles into the enemy's country anC
with nothing but our arms and knapsaeks
That we consider ourselves liable to an attacl
at any moment, take the fact that each maj
has fifty rounds of cartridge. We do not in
tend to be surprised, and so keep piquets on
two miles from camp.
The health of the whole regiment is good
only sixty being on the sick list, and but twr
or three of them that cannot walk about
The officers of the regiment are taking grea
pains to keep disease from tho ranks, AM
have prohibited melons, &C., from beinl
brought into camp.
More anon, ERIN.
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THE FAIR INEZ; OR,
HE LONE ELspT OF HE CRIMSON cllffs



NuTs--Ws had intended % conclude this beautiful
and rerIfcaily Thrilling Tale Of the s." " in this
week edition. but lind Il 50 hard part with ths
many Thousand Kind friends whO have ben with a
from the start and have anXinusl waited the pub
cation Of each portion, and the theatre man
ayers say, "by particular r-quest" We have cOnclu-
del not to conclude the Fair IneB for another week
And in this connection would gently hint that
Isaac A. Isaac has at his Magnlacent Union Hal
splendid stock Of SesOuable Clothing Of an descrfp-
tons for Men and Boys wear, which he win sell az
extremely low p ICES and % which be would respect
tully invite the attention Of purchasers.
Has not my story a morale
Can my readers not now plainly see,
That procrastination is the ihiei Of time,
And honesty is the best policy2
And may Your pardon now crave,
II the sayings herein record,
Which VIC all in our memory should save,
That virtue 4 Its sursst reward.
Should We ever desplsa man
Who a ragg ged coat does wearl
Better take him to Union HALL
And buy him a new coat there.
Then II happiness YOU would en.Oy,
And in heaven 5 rich treasure invest,
While buying for him coat
Buy him also some pants and vest.
By preachers lt often 4 preached,
That never does dress mako tho man
But let them go into their pulpit
Or II they have rents In their pants
Their congregation would STARE find
By the EENrs Of the pews they quickly would
The odds In the clothes they wear.
Now PREACHERS just take my sdyies,
Which willingly give unto an
II your ll0ck you would SEQ looking nice,
Go with them 70 UNION HALL,
And when in that famous bazAtr,
Just tell them their cash 10 invest,
FOR though dress may not make the man
still man looks far better we'll dressed.
CTo BE CoNcLuDED II ANOTHER WEEK.J
us.we w0uid respectfully inform our numerou.
readers that We have on hand the largest and most
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04
A CARD 10 THE LADIES.-DR.


~ DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
Infallible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions, from Whatever Cause and
always Successful a Preventative
Infallibe in Removing stoppages and lrregularity
of the Menses. These Pills nothing new, but
have been used by the doctors for 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
allevaton Of those suffering IRON any Irregularities
whatever, well TO prevent increase Of family
where health will not permit it. Females peculiarly
situated, those suppOsing themselves so, eau
toned against using these Pills while in that cOndi
tiOn as the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above admOnition although their mildness would
prevent any mischief 10 health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions &c
company each box. Price 81 per box. -
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists, l2O superior q;
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, l99 SuperiOr-St.i =. W M.
SACKRIDER, 223 SuperiOr-St. G, w. CLARK, lly
Superior-St., and CHURCHILL BRO, corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 10 either Of the above
agents through the cleveland Post OGlce can have
the Pills sent 10 any part Of the country city con
dentially) and free Of postage, by return mail.
n B. Look out for cOunterteils. Buy Nc Golden
Pills OF any kind unless every box issgned D. Howe
All others base imposition and unsafe; therefore
being humbuged ont of your money! buy only those
who show the signature OF s. d. Howe on every DOX,
which has recently been added on account Of the Pills
being cOunterfeted. TIE ingredients composing the
above Pills are made known 70 every agent, and they
will tell you they safe and VIII perform all claimed
/ msr2T.RZ7 New York
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PIcKPOoKETs.-The pickpOckets msde
themselves felt in the crowd which gathered
last evening to see the soldiers of. We heard
a man named Erastus Etheridge relating the
manner in which he was relieved of his wal
let containing S31. It was while descending
the hill to the depot. A man pushed against
him and said, don't shove me over the
bank" laying one hand on his shoulder at
the time. " Only minute after" Erastus
relates, " put my hand over my pocket, and
says to my Wife-that there man has got my
nus" He had, sure.
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ATCHlsON, KANSAS TERRITORY,
ATcHnOS, K. T., Sept. 8.

AINdAaOhJ n - sep -
B. ]. Halliday, proprietor Of the Over
land Stage Line, and ]. Whitney, Jr7 ar
rived to-day. Their time overland from
Carson Valley to this place is reported to
be II days, one hour, including l3 hours
detention this side of Salt Lake. No In
diaus seen. They represent the new mail
route over Cherokee trail as excellent
Halliday states that after the 10th inst.
the Overland stages viii pass daily
through Denver city.
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PRAIsEWoRTHY-" WIDOw's MITE" -
Mrs. solaEay, widow lady Of East Cleye-
land, has contributed from her means, SIS, 90
to the fund for procuring volunteers and pro
Tiding for the families of those in the ser
vice of their country.
What a contrasti We have in our midst
men, who, protected by the best govern
rnent that ever blest humanity, have aeeu-
mulsted wealth and now meanly withhold
aid at this time of their countTy's trial, or
give but a triae compared with what they
have. PATRIOTISM.
Bast Cleveland, Sept. 3, 1852.
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SWORD PREsENTATIox-On Tuesday even
ing thOre was a pleasant surprise in Glen
Lodge, I. o. 0. F., Brooklyn. Capt. Wm.
Wilson Of the Brooklyn company was present.
ed with an elegant sword, belt, &c, by his
brother ODD Fellows Of the Lodge. The
sword was inscribed as follows: " Capt.
Billy Wilson, - regiment, o. V. l., from
brethren of Glen Lodge No. 1853, I. o. o. -
Capt. Wilson was taken wholly by surprise,
get made fitting and feeling response.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTTCE Fro BRIDGEBUILDERs

IN Proposals will be received at the Once Of the
CITY Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until u
O'Clock NJ September 9Th, ls62 for building the su-
perstructure cf Turn-rable Draw Bridge, 70 be To-
Gated at the Centre Street crossing over the Cuyaho-
ga River in said City Of Cleveland said Bridge to pe
feet.
Proposals will be received for constructing an Iron
Bridge also, for a Wood Bridge Plans and spectn-
cations viii Be received, accompanying the proposals
for building the same.
More particular information can be obtained at said
Engineers Once.
The Board Of City improvements invite the submits
sion Of bids rsservpg the right to accept or reject
the same. By order Of the Board.
O. D. BISHOP,
August q, ls62;4O4 City OWL Engineer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04

TwEvTIKTH OHIO BATTERY.-It is but a few
days since recruiting Office was opened in
National Hall, for the above battery, by Capt
smithnight, and yet the battery is nearly
fall already, and the best kind of men at
that. About thirty-fye or forty more recruits
are wanted to gil up the battery. The bat
terry is to be attached to the brave sigel's di-
vision, and viii have an opportunity to
achieve fame, without doubt. Observe the ad-
vertisement Of the battery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04

DEATH OF AN OLD CLEvELANDER.-Mr.
Aaron Barker, who was a resident here for
more than forty years, died at the jackson
House, WillOughby, on Tuesday, at the ad-
vaneed age of sixty-eight years. Mr.. Bar
ksr was prominent citizen who had the re-
spset and confidence of all who knew him. -
he was Postmaster under the administration
of Martin Van Buren. His remains will be
buried at Painesville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04

Assessor UNDER THE Tax LAw.-JOhn. E.
Hurlbut, Esq, of RichAeld, appointed by the
President, assessor of the 18th tax district,
embracing the counties Of Cuyahoga, Sum
nit and Lake, has taken an Office in Atwater's
Block, over Bank Of Commerce.
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Wilson & Widdicombe have received the
Pilot, Irish American, Banner OF Light, The
HOrticultVyest for September, LittelIs Living
Age, No, 954, Wilkes Spirit, Clipper, Dins-
more's R. R. Guide, and another supply of
Hardee's Tactics, in two vols.
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Attention is requested to the sale Of dry
goods and store fixtures this Thursday
morning by o Cutter & Son. We note among
the stock a large lot of Irish linens of the
finest quality also some very fine white
sheets, ladies and gents linen handkerehiefs.
We judge our dealers would do well to at
tend this sale, as the whole stock through
out is an unusually good one. sept3-lt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04

Recruiting Flags, Infantry Colors, Company
Flags, Artillery Colors, &C., manufactured from
Silk Bunting in bsst style at very low rates
Orders promptly filed and sent by express if
desired. G. W. CROWELL CO.
No. III, Superior St, Marble Block, Cleveland
Ohio aug6:4Ol
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HOUSE FURNIsnING ARTIcLEs.--At the old es-
Enlistment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
ofthe best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannis Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
ofthe 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 House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmeu.
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THE WzATHER.-Pleasant, sunny days and
cool nights have succeeded the sultriness Of
the past few weeks, and life is once more en-
durable. Autumn is upon US again with its
abundant harvests and sedate joys, and the
reign Of summer, the glowing maiden in
ETHEREAL garments, is ended for the year.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE nIIRKFT.
r,,.,.,l MGRNINg NJ IE IEADER oFTTgI!ggE, Tg!g

THURSDAY MoENNG, September 4, 1852. !
WhEAT-Market quiet. Sales 5000 bush, 1000
bush and 5000 bush free on board, at 81 6 2cars on
track at 81 05 and 800 bush free board from c.
P. Road at sl,O5.
OATS-Quiet at 3sc.
HIGHWINES-Sal 50 bbls at 3le.
LARD-Sale 10 bbls at *.
BUTTRR-sale 2iO kegs Western Reserve atl2's
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FROM HARRIsBURGH.

L11NllIEI1I7O 2 nj LupI- o.
An erroneous report is circulated that
Gov. Curtin telegraphed to the Secretary
Of War that he insisted upon Pennsylvania
troops being placed under Mcclellan
There has been an expression of opinion
about the propriety Of sending away troops
when then may be required to defend the
State
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

COUPON INTEREST. - Highest premium
paid for Coupon Interest due on 7 $40 Gov
ernment Notes, Aug. 10.
C. A. READ & Co.,
augll:494 Bankers, 95 Superior St.
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M A R [ n E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steamer MAY Queen, Mckay Detroit
Bark De SOTO, Isummage, Buffalo.
Schooner Three Bells, McGuann, Toronto.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen. Mckay, Detroit.
steamer Traveller, Miller. OntOnHgUn.
Bark Dc SO o, Emnmage, Milwaukee.
Schooner Vermont, Carmichael, Buffalo.
Schooner q Beard, Wagner, Toronto.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WELLAND CANAL
We indebted TO CBpt 4. =. DOrr for the following
list Of vessels pa ssing through the Weldnd Canal
BOUND WEsT-On the 2d-Bark Andrew stevens
schooner Revolving Light.
BOUND EAsT-On the 2d--PrOpslleT Granite Stale
barks London, Wm Allen brig Mohawk sChOdh-
crs Mary Francis, Lucy Auchard, Mediterranean,
Flora Watson Sweet Home, } Wheeler, CommO-
dore FoOto, Jas Leslie.
Vessels discharging at the Elevator-BarlI Siork
from Chicago.
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PROPELLER AsHORE.-The propeller Forest
Queen, Capt. Carney, with a load of grain,
&C., for Buffalo, went ashore a little east of
FairPort during the gale on Monday night,
and is likely to go to pieces. She belongs to
the New York Central line.
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CHICAGO lIARKET-sept. 3.

LBY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market lower.
WHEAT-Market3 3G4 lower. sS59Oc for No Ii7g%
GSlc tor N02
CORN-Alarket active, and IG2o lower at 29c
OATS-Market &c lower.
RECEIPTS-7,5OO bbls aouri 5000 bush wheat
2J7,UUO bush corn.
SHIPMENTS 500 bbls aour; 43, 600 bus wheat
100000 bush corn.
FREIGHTS-l92c higher. l3c for wheat and
l2c for corn TO Buffalo.
EXCHANGE-Par to u. Gold nominal at II
premium.
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OsWEGO 1IARKRT-sep1.9 2,

lBY TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Steady.
WHEAT-Market firm but quiet owing 10 the
scarcity OF supplies Sales ,7O0 bush red Indiana On
PIT.
CORN-Market firm but quiet sales last n light
OF 5000 bush yellow Illinois at Sc.
OATS-Firm.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL MISUNDERSTANDING Flour IS
wheat u, corn lU55 to New York.
LAX 4 IAIPORTS-O,O 900 bbls -four; 25OQO bush
wheat; $500 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-I,OlJ bbls -four; 5000
bush wheat 1000 bush corn.
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rBOFFALO nlARKET-sept. 3

FL0UR-AIarket quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Marketq quiet and shade easier; sales
5000 bush red winter al 81 ,l3Gl, ,l3i4
CORN-Alar5et dull and no sales of sound un-
sound 35c.
OATS-AIarket hrner; sales at 35J<c.
WHISK Y-Marlet dun and no sales
CANAL LFIREIGIITS-Firm 1870 for corr; ;l6 @c
for wheat to New York.
nIPORTS-7OOO bbls -four Ii, 900 bush wheat /;
64,uD bush corn.
EXPORTS-6O0 JJls flour; Iss,O0O bush wheat +;
l7lOUO bush corn; 2i0OO bush oats; 1900 bush bar
1aw
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KxOcKED ovER.-An old lady was knocked
over in the Depot, last evening, BY couple
ofdrunken soldiers who we're tearing through
They both fell upon the old lady hurting her
badly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04

W. W. WRIGHT will pay higher premium
for GOLD, SILVER, CANADA MONEY and DE-
MAND NOTES; also August and October Gov
eminent Coupons, than any other House.
90 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-04

BLANKETS WASTED.-Wc are requested to
call attention to the fact, that Captain Smith
nights men are sadly in need of blankets.
Those who are disposed to supply them can
leave blankets at National Hall. They will
be returned as soon as Government furnishes
blankets
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NEVV ADVERTIsElIKNTs.

sOhn EllAlsr-Acadeny Of Music.
Rev Moses Hill-Announoement.
". W. Gaines-Ba timore Oysters.
B. Wsterton-Ring Found.
MEz. F Administration Wanted
}. Henderson-Patent Horse Shoe.
Wilson 4 Widdioombs-Papeu-L Notice.
o. Cutter &son-Local Notice.
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FORBIGN 1IARKETs.

PER ASIA LIVERPOOL, Aug %.
BREADSTUFFS-Th The market Is reported by
the usual authorities as follows:
Flour steady, with slight improvement on fine
qualities. American 2Ilp2s. Wheat quiet, and QUO
tations barely intaned red western 9s 6d9IOs ID;
red southern llsglls Sd white western llsGlIs sd
white southern lis gdG2s Sd. Corn quiet and steady
mixed 29s 6dg29s cd yellow 2y5 9d(130s white SIS
Gl3ls i'd
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstuls 81 ady. Sugar firm.
AMERICAN STOCkS-Have au upward tend
enCy New York Central 7iG73; Illinois Central 4gA
discount Erie 81 United states IS 66a95s.
PARIS, Saturday, Aug. 3.
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STATION House. BUREED.-On Monday
night last the railroad station house, wood
shed, &c, were burned at RoOtstown, forty
two miles from this city, and the next sta
tiOn below Ravenna. The FIRE is supposed
to have caught from sparks from the night
frninht
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MILWAUKEE lIARKET-sept. 3.

LBY TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR-Market duh.
MHEAT-Market 4lg5c lower Sales at S3dg0
RECEIPTS-2OJ bbls Of -four; 69OOO bushels Of
wheat.
wheat.
FREIGHTS- l2JSc on wheat to Buf.
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FROM NEW YORK,

NEw YORK, Sept. 3.
The Northern Light, from Aspinwall,
25th, arrived at o'clock. She has $500, 900
in treasure.