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8. 3. eilysEnait sud Is= ot-5levslsnd, typ:, Guy
/ & ysL zo7 def5ndantsaIT q
1 IA YofAVril, ls62, said 1usiioo issaed an order
d a Atta1hmsniiath the above cotton for The san Of
twenty sqy8nl2 l9o doli4rs. The tine which said
case y eontP1ae Tor tEiAl z yune eFn lsqZl e hne
o'eloek a. n 5e--- -.,,,,,
i -ri yaE Tbs7sr 4 iiEeIIi tlisiT 3ttorneS5.
OleyeIaad, Nay n Iss2s9g -lL.1-2- q ------
WHiisa AbbsT, s Bsiors q. b. BsnhAm, JusSee
Of the Pease Of Cleveland Isll TO-
a TTAGHMENT.l1ON Tar T2TH
Ssled q ihis action 81 the insfa1cs Of sd Pisln-
III, for the sum Of Three Hundred LoIlhrs, and the
oios Ia the 0iiy Of GIsvsIand, on the fstI day Of
JuuVi 1852 IS o'elcoE A. d - -, :. ~ iI% -
hsg D. les2:1an - -dt 49, Plainnf,
NTOTICE.-W WILLIAM ,sLADE AND To-
| lNsEPHINE l. sLApE, non residents Of the
State Of ohio, are hereby notified that Lyman
Little, on the 18th day Of April, 1882, fls1 his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, Cuga-
hogs county, Ohio, stating that on the 4th day Of
October, 1855, tie said William siade executed
and delivered 70 Little \ Keyes bis six prOmisory
notes Of that date for the sum OF 10000 each
with annual interest at six per cent. until due
and ten per cent annual interest after due, paya-
bic one on April I, 1851 aud the other i've each
yearly thereafter; thst on said October 4th, e5e
to secure the payment Of said notes. the saidTil
liam Slade and Josephine l. Siade eEecuted and
delivered TO said Little Keyesa mortgages deed,
thereby conveying TO said Little q Keyes, their
heirs and assigneea, the following described
premises: Situate In said Cleveland, being Lot
No. i, in Block No. two, ard and on the north
eastefly corner Of Huntingdon end Garden streets,
in said Cleveland, said lot being a5 feet front on
Huntington street, and 10 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed to said 3 lads
by said Little keyes. That Plaintiffs now
tie legal owner of said notes and mortgage,
and that there is noW-dRe Plaintiff on said note5
from said william Slade StSe IS with annual in
terest afteE October -, 1851, at ten per cent on
Slat "a and on S242.QO after April 1852, at ten
per oent, and the annual interest At six per cent
on ss01,oo after October 4, 1855, until due, and |
ten per cent. amer Que. li
The object and prayer Of said petition + 90 re-
cover the amount due on said notes, and to sub /
ieot said moflRagc premises to pay the sszne.-
Said defendants are fequired TO answer said petit
ton an pr before the third Saturday next sitter 4
tts expiration Of six weeks from the mt publ /
cation Of this notice. = t- -i-
r. HoVEY, Plaintiff 4 Attorney.
Cleveland, April %, 1s8280l
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent 70 England, with pop
ulation Of /, IA, ,665, and soil capable Of sup
porting q, 600 ,000. ~ ststs IN the Valley OF
the MiasisIiDpi oEer8 50 great an inducement To-
the settler q the State 81 Illinois There ls 10
part Of the world where al the conditions u el-
mate ana soil 70 admirably oonbln8 10 producs
thos8 tBo great Btapial, CoaE and WEEAf. sC ~
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Of the above and tl'b 81 5bats Ious diseases Of the
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,6Ist IssGR = Dsraaansst,E ssassua IN OIseslase.
ani hsa ugiaE Roe past threa YeRr1 performed mrRS
lrre1 o. leaEsa Whlch Hha Iqr geaEl 7re1iSte ait
ltnsl ll9s y 49, - 9s M ~ y
B1gion, HoN York, and other eitsea In regard 20
"a al ard snteTzitf n E pI1i1l outt -
Hlsesa1l tEsated Uith eEBsriDr asoeeas. rv- 7'H-
- lleaiclpe seat 70 any sRtt y tha r9EutEr ~
pS, a5HSSE'5 So 1FSf1 "a Fasiisiss7 ~ Ealt
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eTpfssssr VI R{sstsofs.ay a'ii Assssuzs,
0aleg~ns seneca Eti . fsW dOors from superior,
az staiTa. .
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II MQU Ids
OELERkA9ED AND UlSltIVAhLHB
IBIeH AND ICELAND MOSS
CO Ugh CANDY +


0oU9asi COLDS, WHoORIlle- -OoUQHB &o. f7
Scr the sovs1tssn years that thil Candy has besn
beier8 tie pnilr has bgeR uas1 vita aruaa sue
cess, and the aRcra1Eine 6 demand honalI partl OF
the United States shows that is aius as remedy
bss ,2eop .fully appreciated, ~ a. ~,
He might add ne ceTtilCtts1 u 1Rliy uE0 have
bsca b1nsdIttd - ihi1 hlfalo6bie edioine, for h
Who hHVaDUod & are eager 10 r0ct mn1end e. but
W content ourselves with giving he OpiniOaI Of
two OF our mnst aniaant HhYainiaMb:
Nh HEuhT7 MouLp-Baar airs-- q rom VJuT state
usnt Of -fhe OomPosltioa Of your Cough Candy
DO not haitate TO a1pre9s uE bolei that IL = veil
Esapted % yhe purp6ss Tor lehioh YOU Jnsafaotur.
q e. and no doubt but that q q uEsfai it esT-
taiRfY O. an egTesEble eEpoctorA1t4 'et 7ef W
srf- kelleoifullg yolrar a-iE ---l.rl g. ..-E
OHAS. A. TERREr1.D-- (.
ined your persof 5ion for ". ould1 Cough CANDY
81 Tf-E -aFFrTa : d9uBTA v q. 4 " nBER,
fssa'oossI s,fr7o - lsc- aFrofelaorOf Surgery.
JisyeiaDd, O., Dec, 81 81. -f=--T
F9r Minis tsFn, Publ Speakers and singers, this
candy Is LhTaiuHRiui being uneQusled tor cleATing
the TOic8, removing hoEraene8s. 10.
Ser ssis, Wholesale and tetail 6y .,z ~,
H"uN- - Hrr r- Do MOUEU q HDHAH,
ik61sBl7 F- No. 4 YrsrIid q OIeyelant b.
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Benton BF0ths- 8 Pll5, 81ldle s. IolIlnbs, :. r.
n ob.ms.r,,n ss. osos. SssosSt9 s,, ,sas fs2 ouE'
A TTAOHMENT.-OH ) IN 26TH
u day Of HaFoh, ls1l, Eaid Justice iIsusd az Or
Der of Atteeh9ant y ths above Potlou Tor he s1m
Of one hundred and three h.loo donTT and lltcEtEf
ffom JanuaFy q, l8l1. The tine 20 which al u
ssltlnasd lsE tFal 3 NlY llSt, e o'el6ek a, II,
naYlGos9 8E1TOu BROfhBE8.
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KHASTER'S IS a d Pursuant TO the
M command of 3 -deeretal order Ofsals issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyakoga
County, at the suit Of George Hall against Steph
en- Il. Webster and Others, shan expose for sale
ct public suction at the door of the Court House
in the City OF g eYeland in said County, on the
7th day of June 1862, at O'Clock p NJ, the fol
lowing described lsndsGn tenements- Situste ini
The County of CuyahOga, and known and de-
soribed IS follows; Commencing e the north east
corner of lot thirty one in A. Bliss allotment
In the village Of Chagrin Falls; thence along the
east line Of sid lot ct right angles with Orange
street 70 q pointtWo feet beyond the south east
corneF ofslid lot thirty one thence westerly par1
allel WITH Orange street thirty five feet; thence
nOEtherlF at right angles with Orange street to
said Orange street; thence TO the place Of begin
ming being the whole Of lot thirty one and piece
ten feet of the side oflqt thirty and being thirty
ave feet on Orange street and one hundred and
two feet deep, be the same more or less, but SUBJ
iect to all legal highways. Appraised at sS2b.,,
M .frf- Dr.. r GEO, II. WYMAN,,
L. Z. GOODWIN, Master ComLn'r. /
P1ff1a Atty maVa.2Q1 I
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MASTER'Sf SALE. N Pursuantl 70 the
w icommInd ofR deeretai order of sale Issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Ouyaboga
County, 1t the suit Of Allen II. Wood and others
against AlUuzo Miller and another, to me direct
ed shall gS pose 10 sale the door Of the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, In said County,
on the Jth day Of june, 1882, at2 O'clock T. NJ,
the following described lands and tenements, 70
wit Situate in the township Of Ghagrin Falls. in
the county OF OuyahOga, and State Of Ohio, and
part Of lot IS, Gardner 4 HallOek'5 allotment In
ChagEin Falls village, beginning in the centre Of
Front Street at the north east corner of lot
decided by Richard Pratt to George Bell; thence
along said Front treet easterfy two chains sixty
eight and one half liuks; thence south four de
grees eastsix CHAINS; thence south eighty six de-
gree8 SIXTY llnks to said Belle east lire; thence
north twenty five degrees and forty five minutes
west I've chains and eighty linkstothe be giuning,
being the same land decided March 18th, 1854, to
Alongo Miller by Richard Pratt and wife. Ap-
praised at S200!15 s1I GEO. H. WHMAN,
Q. =. BEAHRnEE,r edf 1g.-~ Master OOmm'r.
HaG ano1 -Fltlfs Att'Vrg fi fmay&9el
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CLnLATE

Nowhere can DE industrious farmer secure
such immedla ate results from his labor as Oh these
deep, Ech, loamy soiis, cultivated Win 30 much
ease. The climate from The extrene EoufherlT
part Of The STATE 70 the IerTs Haute, Alton = 81.
Louis Railroad, q distance Of nearly 900 miiel &
wen adapted . Winter
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nB aIRBON,

erpfssssr VI R5sslrofss6y sai AssssEss,
oaeg~llasenses Et,i . fsE doors from Superior,
ar staira. .
% quu4sps IS sdstt.dN sSFt
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C0NfECTI0NERY.

TOHN BOHRINK;
NavIHe hEHeVHDTo HIs HBN qUAsEHEl. g
80. q IL Z HYHAN's -BL0OH,
COSpoSise the Oouri H0nEs, Pub. BguNros1
4 Hropsrst 20 receive sbs calls o. his hioada ahs
~ Huhlic e larfo.
ssIJ hing % & Ilne q UonIeotionery q kssszi
SH0hN3 AiiE AID hEIAIb e us1al
OYSTERS AND hot QOFFRE
~ Wsn e TIE nhoiossi eatsblas baFTOd uB - &c
DIEHEn q sBAVHD DAILY
r1r tho eeoomn5d1Gion o. BsFs5Es nHEins bEEinsss
ai tno oo1Ti Holsa
EAEEErf Ats 6H DEAU1aH.
tMPERlaE JEbLT GUM DR0PS-ent tsrlorl q
olT thing ID the OoutecticleIY nne-iu5t rioiN8d b.
JQHE GOdR1EH.
A90E QUH F9B THE I4FFEY,-Uf
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STOVES And TlR-WARE!

TIE DESPATCH COOKING STOVE
having during the past Water, BEEN improved Is
nov undoubtedly the BEST Stove IN TIE Hsrfss
Ita Baking koagting and BrciiiRg propadtisI are
unezooP Ptioneble, and 10 6csnnay Of Fuel it q m
PARALLEL With ifl new patent crate it viii btFn
yoat p9 iTeii aa wood most odmrably; tbs Oven ba.
tng tA5Foughly Fentilated it viii pfoduos ~ -
and hel5thl 9eks, sgqal 2 thst q 9 BsssEl BIIof
Oteni Roa8tnS and Ioagting d done bal0r6 ths
opoa drs, and BroilinE over i've Goals On ths lem
e common sense diGtatsgg lt q mElufact1rod h
this city, and the material used and the Workm -
ship are Of the best quality dnally if RiyeI psr
aattsiaction % ALI 81 h1ndreca Of hau5ske1er n
this eitY and surreauoinR oountrT, Who are dsiiJ
~ Tls AoraSl0 Siar 6botS StoOa II
e new and desirable pattsFn, Whioh, sith vrris
. Of otAeFli make our stock oonJi6.s. -Ys hlIo
haIs q h4nd grest variety q P.flor Cooking nd
= 2 ere e9lstaltlg lglllied Eiih AZ The n6ESbt 4
EN ii s b 4D. ATEs,
~ Aho-sil of t1s filIt dssldl aFtIols1ss
Hos3s ! fisR 81, W. 2 z iilII ~ Ibols
We aEs Eeoglyiug thS ptsi lnpEoEs 90 o.
Bid "a Is Hhinh ~ o1fsd ilr aala a. ne 'oVEa
st ealh FEicoga We naunlactuH lnrgslT ana haYc
or sale at wholesale or retail, al tn0 variog1
9i lain and 4apanOdiLilt Go1ler ana- snt1s lrul
Ware We odsf the almost eadio1l gariet5 % gtodh
n oundua fonEllo 81 th6 loWs9E cagh prizes, On tha
, ielzls ONE PRICE dS1BIENt II
s-A An HeussEespeT ahd tli55 GAols5rtsailstsi 4
sk5sping 3 q the ret o lnan lnd, . - 5c-f
,ordIallg invited % ea beloIe Jtedeif1 ol8sTksFs
~ = he Stove and aFs : I ~ par
M.'L MA4TFNl 80
uaaEsl - No 90 soaia Elas Pub sGuaTS.'
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= ~ lea - kBB % sfaslhsrrrf -
ENG RAVINe ON WOOD,
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MR,H. b. kiz6StiF5sSis isr silis tgS fssI IL . dafy
uBoE1s 20 tha 1uhlic1tO stats that MGrBhall'u O.
thelicon q nisdillpe t1Fsl1 1ahln ,tor comRlain6
olaalad undsr the hel 81 TeaEla D saaaal. " halS
uIsd gUuf GreisnbetF Aledioins1 End hGYs been
Freatly benodtted thdfBbg 10 iaHo9 50, thst Wert
set1 % EzhD IufeEt1 41Onl ' lEIet1l1i
~ uo1i6 EeeoEIel soc oiice 81 hurd pazaf
cea lt gives atrsnfth % the IYHtsm ana snabies
Zach Of tie organs o. tbs body - plrtoELn thar -
sr0eriasof fgEstioHs. arl. ". JATEBl
HIrg. =. 3, WHNkh.
i1l -A ~ Hi51 u.aiWOkABTEIT
l1PzkIE, -llago1 A. lsslsroT
~ - 4hs above aAlned hadiss W. are personally 60
z1tiafad with, and know tAAt foi several yeeFI
NJ 10 We tiTed IN Ascina they EeIu gTs4t EuiaTst1
dtaas. hae b5eh 20 badly icted thst Is WGI viii
diclitg ghs sag able 20 stald upOn har iest, ~
bottles CT Oatholicon entirely caTg1 AeI1s he com
pialRts- ny wife received great bene1t rom thu
Inedioins. " EaooumBnd e 20 ths Ladies' Of thh
rountF - = sAle and et4oient remedy foF the mEnF
105H WEEEE,
Editor oEzdSlA HsTai9s
!
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IL ORDTYARY ND

on Corn is from 50.to s9bushels per acre. Cat
tle, Horses, Mules, Sheep snd Hogs are raised
here at small cost and Yield largs prodts. L e
believed thatno section of country presents great
er Inducements foE Dairy Farming than ths PFai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming 70 which but
LITTLE attention has been paid. and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois riEerl, and Chicago ana Dun
E leith, q distance Of Sc miles On the Branch and
l4I miles By the MalH Trunk, Tlmothy Hay
Spring Wheat, Corn, l-.-5-5 - .--...4 -
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1HgFTCILTURlL P7ODrCTs. )

nFhS Agriealfwa products Of fIIInoIs are srSis-
er thEn thOss Of any other Stats. The Wheas
crop pf 1881 va estimated e S. 0o0; eD0 hllhsI1
While tha Com crop Yields not les than 40 0oQ,
900 bushels, besides the crop of Oats, BarieT
Bye, BuekHhelt, Pctstoes, Sweet Potstoss,
oEbbagej Beetl Tobacco, c1iton, s1Tghhuil
Grapes, Ppashsl, Apples Sc, Which &c to gFsl
ne Yast Aggregate of production II this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions IONS Of produce
were sent o1sol he staes oH nllhois darihg he
sa5si-J STOCK RAISING 5G 81 lr,s
81 Inoentrsl and Southern IHinoil pngOnncn
advantages are presented for the extepaon of
stock raising, Allkinds OF Cattle, Hor9et Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, SC, OF he best bresds, yisld hand
some profits; large fortunes have alrcady beaa
made, and the field Is opsn forothers 70 sutar
with The fairest prospects Of Ike result5. -BAET
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BDGAR-UOATEp-FUBEL VEGEfABGM
The oldest, cheapest, and most reliable Family
Eedicins ID usa. Hori used than any otisr kind
Price z5 oeuH-u Pills IN 3 box. See 0ircularHl
sB-gold By Strong 4 ArmstF0ngi Benton Bres.
4, ". Palmer, Churchill d Bro. Also, at wholesale
and retail ct i91 Ontario street, Cleveland o., b
, .Fs-II @. g. GORE16, ! :.
Genefai Agent for
.Ohin Michignn and Indiana,
and b. ali BruEEists IN the oountrT. 2
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oAFsi iRARLEE. RYE. BUoHWHRET. !

Ana 3sgstabls5 suited 70 tie elimsts, are prOda-
{ 'esd in greet Abundance The northern portion
Of Hlinoil q abo1s the climate Of PsnnsyiYanis
While the southern part has the climate. Of Ken
lucky ana Virginia, giving variety q temper
ature in the State suited 70 almost every product
Of tha Unitsd atatas. =. =. 80 - -
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MARoHMa ALoHa

M . s 1 OF
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WHEAT- CoRV. COIToV. ToaACCo.i

Peaches Pears. tomatoes; ana ever variety 0f
fruit and Yegetablea is grown n great Abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
Ere furniahsd fEom 70 weeks earlier thsn Their
lnmedlate vicinity. BetEssn the Terre Haute,
Alton g. Losis RsiIroad and the Einkakss
and Illinois rivers, 4 distance of 1lb miles on
the Branch, and i88 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Germ and Stock raising portion %
tie STATE. cfT f'sT0 -5l1 11a
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Appraised e. E9lloFs:-Psrssl l, 81 ,8s; parcel s,
1890; parcel 8, 81, 800; parcel 8, $500 parcel s.
1000; parcel d iot 10, 81 lot IS, $50, lot 50, SIS
lot 90, s25; parcel 10, $50 ~
LEWTs W. FORD, Master Commissioners.
- HI. GRIsE0IP, Plsintias Attorney. s.f, O. ...+
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NORRISe
ARABIAN CONDITION. P0RDRRS;
Fhs bat and ohsSpest remedy iOE many Oiths DIS
6ass9 peculiar % ~ fl q lu esd .fs ,
HoRsRs, UATTLN & SHRIP
now IL uss, % says eIsry one whoAas USED them
Benton BroI q. W, Ptimsr AlsO, EhcltGals and
retail by ths Proprietor, at I01 Cntsro et UleFe-
land, Ohio. q. H0RRIs, 81
And by al Druggists in ths county. s1Tis
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sfFsSlnt6s Sfflns ltgA5 6fhef y0uts
Whom We had loved 90 long ans deadly,
NhogesQuf anletIblemu u1ts ~ truth, lra
'Ahdnot ~ slhN sfid seeming merely 81,
WHEN Opehiaa 81 - spd aoEsEa assned gr,
Der love that kindred TO embrace them y5lagl
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DfErszs0E "a tae alIh Aldrah, ,in sts Loulg, sADm
DtOEIEdHsg EuE1Iai 80 foEFs, daaghtor Of Mst
dsa. =. X. Curtis, Uss1As5a { q, ln ~
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE ORDER FOR STOPPING
RUNAWAYS,
AN EXPLANATORY CIRCULAR.
WHO ARE TO BE ARRESTED.
NO MORE FOREIGN TRAVEL.
THE WAR IN MISSOURI
Col. McNell'S Fight with Guer-
rillaS.
PROGRESS OF ENLISTMENTS.
NO MORE FOREIGN TRAVEL.
THE WAR IN MISSOURI !
PROGRESS OF ENLISTMENTs.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
MILITARY CIRCUhAR. .

WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
The following circular has been issued
to-day from the War Department at Wash
ington, to military commanders, provost
marshals, Q. s. marshals, and police
officers:
You will receive herewith an order of
the War Department to prevent the eva
sion Of military duty, and for the suppress
sion Of disloyal parties, dated the 9Th of
August, 1862. This order to be efficient,
is necessarily very comprehensive in its
terms, and its proper execution requires
the exercise Of sound judgment and discre-
tion BY the officers to whom its enforce
nent Is entrusted, and to guide in its ex-
ecudOn the following instructions are to be
observed:
lst. The order comprises two class ofper-
sons namely: Those who are about leaving
the United States to evade military duty
and those who for the same purpose leave
their own State; leaving the United States
until the military draft is perfected is alb
solutely prohibited, but it was not the in
tention Of the order to interfere with the
transit of any person from State to State,
but those who design to eYade military du-
ty. The order will authorize the detention
of any person leaving his own State, coun-
ty, or military district.
I'd. Any person detained may be released
on giving bonds to the United States, with
sufficient security, in the sum Of $1,000
conditional for heperformance Of military
duty If ne should be drafted, or the pro-
viding the proper substitute.
Sd. Immediate report is to be made to
this Office Of all persons detained, with the
cause Of their detention.
4th' You will exercise the powers of ar
rest and detention with caution and for
bearance, so as to avoid giving annoyance
or trouble to any person excepting those
who are seeking to evade the performance
Of their duty to their country.
9TH. The Governors of their respective
States sre authorized to give passes or per-
mits to their own citizens desiring to leave
their State without intent to evade military
duty. By order of the Secretary Of War.
L. C. TURNER, Judge Advocate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-12
Report OF the New York Market

For the week ending August 9ht, 1862 by John BOyoi
| & Son, Commission Merchants 63 Pearl-st.
Butter-The quotations per Arabia IN Liverpool,
remain the previously reported, Cos 70 30,
but We have a very active demand to report for good
Yellow Butter In this market at slightly better hg.
nres and sales made lse for choice June
made. The very warm weather has, however, had
Its effect Butter and lots have come In In very
bad order. Our Cleveland Agent, mr.. DomlnR, Il
now forwarding Butter In Ice Cars from Duniirk,
and parties shipping to US care New York Erie r..
r., Cleveland, ohio, by notifying him. can have tbs
same attention given their shipments at slight Rd-
diton to the cost OF transportation. We quote choice
Western Reserve Yellow IS TO l6o Light color West
orn Reserve Il TO l5c, II fresh and sweet choice ye
low Central Ohio "a to l5e Common streaked Butter
is slow Of sale at II to I3c according to quality Good
Yellow Michigan Illinois, and Wisconsin Butter q
in demand at l45S to l5ke.
Checsc-We nOtios considerable advance report
cd in Liverpool per Arabia, i0s TO as being the pres
ent quotations. Our market has been active, and
good 0hio brought nc, and in some cases &c were
paid for extra choice lots. English Dairy brings ~
to &c. We should advise the forwarding Of both
Butter and Cheese at once "a tho Foreign Exchange
market Is gradually declining and do not see how
they to he kept from following suit tho ar1t cool
spell have there Is large quantities Of both In
the county only awaiting the ooo weather for ship
ment
Eegs-The market Is oVerstOoked and the weather
is too warm to ship with safety We quote, through
By express, 10Y to ll3Sc.
Lard-Remains firm and In good demand at sN 10
&C ior No. in bbls to 9Sc for steam rendered In
bbls and 9A to s%e for kettle rendered In bbk.
ShOulders-Smoked eountry-cured az 80 20,
Hams-smoked country to $40. Western
in bags, 7 tosc.
POrk-is little better. We quote Mess sll Jig
to sl,2j; Primo $3.50 to s9,75 Prime Mess sI 90 to
sll, IS Clear Western si20O to 1850
Ashes-Pots arc IN good demand at sS,sl4s to ss7N.
Pearls quiet at $50.
Beans-AIarrows, prime, 30 to s2,90i Inferior,
s2,2O to s26Oi Mediums, prime, $50 to s2Oi Infe-
rior, $500 to $40; Mixed parcels, prime S2:sO to
,5o Inferior, 81 so to s2,lO.
Beeswax-Is In demand at s5c to s7yge for West.
ern.
Seeds-Clovor Is rather dull, but prices are better
We quote Western prime at So to s4c; Western com.
mon ~ to Sc. Timothy is in demand at 80 to s200
for reaped q bush.
TnllOw-Western 10 10 lO}lc.
BS-Informaton furnished and business transacted
by H. c. DENIING, Western Agent.
Office with Alcott Horton, Water-st., Cleveland.