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NEW APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON, July 81.
The President has appointed the follow
ing named Collectors and Assessors of
taxes under the internal revenue law for
Oregon, Collector, Lawrence W. Coe; As
SCISSOR, Thomas Tracer. For Washington
Territory, Collector, II. a. doldsboro; As
SCISSOR, S. G. Sparks California, let Dis
triet Collector VIM Y. Paten; Assessor,
Caleb 7. Fay; 2nd District, santa Clara
and Santa Cruz counties, Collector, F. B.
MurdOck; Assessor, Richard Savage ; Sd
District, Collector, John Sedgwiok; As
SCISSOR, Thomas ChampbeIl; 4th District
Sacramento and Nevada, Collector, A. A.
DelOng Assessor, James NJ. Avery; 5th
District, Selola and Yalo counties, Collec-
tor, Chas. Maltby; Assessor VIM. H. Ellison.
The above are the first appointments of
Collectors and assessors under the new
law
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CAPTURE or REBRL vEssEL.s.

WA5HINGTON, Dec. 81.
Information has reached the Navy De-
partment Of the capture of two rebel YES
sells up Chessoakas Creek, James River,
near Claremont, by an expedition sent out
by Com. Wilkes on the 9th inst. Lieut..
Commanding Gibson of the Yankee, acting
master Foster, Of the Satellite, and acting
master Ely and surgeon and assistant sur
geon Lergshow of the Yankee, with long
boat from each vessel, and boat borrowed
from the brig Naneang, in which howit-
ger was mounted, was sent by Com Wilkes
up Chesoakas Greek, five miles, to the head
Of navigation, where they discovered and
took possession of the schooner J. W. Stur-
ges, owned by person named Allen, Of
Claremont, and a schoOner-rigged lighter,
loaded with wood, master and owner, Geog
Myers, and brought them out of the creek
without mOlestation, although q force of
rebel cavalry was stationed at a point
three-qUarters of a mile west. Lieut.. Glib
son reports having seen at the place where
the aforementioned schooners were found
two other schOOners and a steamer, all
scuttled
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WAR NESTING AT NATIONAL HALL.-The
leud booming Of the cannon on the Park last
evening announced the war meeting Of Ger
man citizens at National Hall, for the purpose
Of spurring up enlistments in the lO7th regi-
ment. The Hall was densely crowded.
Esquire Hessenmueller was called to preside,
and Albert KOlby was chosen Secretary
Short and patriotic speeches were made by
Esquire Hessenmueller, Lieut.. Col. Myers Of
the 10Th regiment, Major Arnold and others,
which were enthusiastically eheered.
A committee consisting Of three from each
ward was appointed to raise money and re-
eruits. A finance committee was also appoint
ed, consisting Of the following named gentle
men: Esquire Hessenmueller, Daniel Step
han, John Messersehmidt, Charles Arnold
and Albert KOlby. The effect Of the meeting
cannot fail to be the encouragement Of vol
uuteering in the 10th regiment.
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WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC INSTITUTE
The next term Of the Eclectic Institute, at
Hiram, Portage Caunty, Ohio, will commence
on Tuesday, August u. A full corps of
teachers will be employed and every means
used. to make the term acceptable. There
are very good indications Of a large atten-
dance. The preparing of teachers for their
winters work, will receive careful attention.
The term viii probably close with Teach
er's Institute, and examination by county
Examiners.
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MATTERs AT sew oRLFANs.

New York, July 81.
The steamer Matanzas, from New Or
leans 25th, has arrived
Gen. Butler had ordered that all negroes
sent by their masters to join the Confeder-
ates will be regarded as emancipated.-
Masters had endeavored in many cases to
reclaim them after use of such expressions.
Gen. Butler, in a note to Reverdv John
son, says that no merchandise, whether
cotton or sugar, will in any event be seized
or confscated by the United States author
tiles there.
7. H. Parrish, Agent of the Rothschilds
in New Orleans, had committed suicide.
A number of persons had been arrested
for an attempt to assassinate Thomas s.
Burbank and brother, among whom was
Andre Delonbe, brOther-in-law to John
Slidell and Gen. Beauregard.
The price of -four had fallen to SIG per
barrel.
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PRoDUcE FoR NEWORLrANs.

W" IOhhl VuIy oI.
The new iron side-wheel steamship St.
Mary, Capt. W. H. Talbot sailed yesterday
for New Orleans. She took out the bulk of
1000 bbls. in produce of all kinds, besides
30 cabin passengers. She is owned by
Chas. Morgan, and was built for the Ber-
wick Bay route, while she is fitted up for
carrying large lots of cattle, sc. Her cab
in accommodations are of the best. She
viii run regularly until such time as the
opening of the trade for which she was
built.
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FROM KANSAS.

LEAYENWORTH July 70.
Adviees from the Southern expedition
state that the Union troops were falling
back to Hudson's crossing of the Neosho,
fifty miles south Of Fort Scott. The cause
Of this backward movement is not stated.
H detachment of Gen. Browns command
from Springfield, Mo-, was, at point thir-
ty miles north of Fort Smith on the 23d
inst.
The rebel Gen. Pike is said to be near
Fort Washita.
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NEW APPOIETXENTs.-S. Meyers, ESQ.,, of
Canton, has been appointed Lieutenant Co
lionel Of the 10th Germany regiment, to be
organized al Camp Cleveland. Capt. Geo.
Arnold Of this city, who was in cOmmanl Of
the Garibaldi Guards, in the Path Ohio, has
been promoted to the position of Major Of
the IO7th. Capt. Arnold has done good SER
vice, and at the battle of Shiloh was severely
wounded by Minnie balls.
The Colonel Of the 10th has not yet been
appointed.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PnODUCE lIARKRT,
IUHNINU LHAUHH UTTIUE, /
FnIDAY MORNING, August ], 1862. J

FRIDAY MORNING, August j. 1852.
FLOUR Tho market yesterday was unchanged
and dull, with but little demand Sales Of 100 bbls
Indiana white at $500
WHEAT-Reoepts l6 cars. Market advanced. -
Sales Of four red track at sl,Os; red
aud white ON track at sIO6 aud sl,lO and 500 bush
Kentucky white at sl,lj
CORN-AIuket dull and nominal. No sales re-
ported.
OATS-Market steady and unchanged. Sales Of
5000 bush ahoat at SIC, and three cars track at
same
HGHWINES- Market Ie higher. Sales of 100
bbls at 29c.
sALT-sleady at 81 ,6J for Fine from store, and
NE for Coarse.
Other articles quiet and unchanged
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NEW YORK mARKET.-JuIr 81.


FLOUR-IIcavy and dropping. Market closing
| heavy, with no buyers at outside quotations
Sales l5,i00 bbls at St,s5@5aO for superfne state
! sWesterni S3,50G5,l0 for common to medium extra
! westerni 5000 ior common to good shipping
brands extra round hoOpUd Ohio; S5,50aG,iO for
! trade brands.
CANADA FLOUR Market heavy and a shade
e@sser. Sales 80 bbls at g. 2Od5,3j for common;
/ 81, ind6 25.lor good To choice extra
RYE FLOUR-Marketq quiet and steady, at g, >
CORN lIRAI.-Market in fair request Sales
80 6bls at $40 for Marshs caorc, $50 for Bran
WHISK Y-MarRet flrmer Sales $50 bbls at so@
| WHEAT-The depression Of sterling exchange
has nm un0avorable eteit upon tho wheat market and
at the close prices ll2c lower Sales 1900 bush
Chicago spring at 81 l4i is; 62OOO bush Milwaukee
club at SlGl2l; 200 bush amber Iowa at Si %
al %; 1900 bush choice amber Green Bay at sl IN
10 arrive q 900 bush winter red western at A. M
q9. & 50o bnsb an,bor ~ =, ~ ~ SM'SSy M
bush white western at 81 I1l, 40 and - 500 bush
white Michigan at 81 l,44Gl,45.
RYE-Market more active and SCARCELY SO firm
sales 5000 bush at 7s97gc for western, and s2S5c
BARLEY Market dull and nominal
CORN-Market heavy. Sales 1890 bush az a6c
for old mixed western, including two eargoes very
sound.
OATS-Market dull and dropping Sales at 4G@Bc
for Jersey, Canadian western and state.
COFFEE-A Market quiet No sales reported
stock SO TX on hand l5si!s bags; l06O mats, including
l25,i23 bags no; 1899 MaOacHibO; $3.50 LaguRyFg
1898 St Domingo; 1916 Costa Rioa y76 Sayania and
s-BAHEh lA-AAaiN lIllt nut the business Iimifo1
Sales 500 hhds at S1dgc for Cuba g466iO{c for Nov
Orleans; 10 boxes Havana at lOc. Refined sugars In
good demand, and prices advancing
MOIfASS ES-Sales as hhds Cuba mart at 9Al125c.
y hhds Porto Rico at 4ic; and by auction ~ bbd5
Porto Rico at S 40 bbs and 50 half bbls New Orleans
at St1Rf2Ec
PORIG-Markct more active and frmer. Sales
2l7 bbls at SIl,UVGlIlz for mess; SlIOgdIi 25 for
prime mess; -, ,2JeUg,5O for prime.
BEER--Market firm and in moderate demand -
Sales 309 66ls at s55Og7,OO for prime; sSIO IS for
mess; Sl2gl37j for repacked mess S3GI4 so for ex-
ira mess
PRIME MESS BEEF-DuIi and nominal
BEEF HAllS-Market quiet and unchanged
CUT mEATS-Market very quiet, and nothing
of moment doing.
BACON SIDES-AIarket inoctiye:
LAtDTMarket very firm, but less active. Sales
BUTTER-selliug at s9I4o for Ohio lOal7o for
CHEEsE-Market firm, at 4asHc.
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A NEW SUMNER REsoRr-HOTEL UPON FHR
LAKE SHoRE.--Cleyeland has long Iabored
under the disadvantage Of having no summer
resort sufficiently away from the city to ss-
cape the noise and dust, and yet near enough
to afford pleasant summer home to our busi-
ness men. With some Of the finest locations
for an establishment Of the kind, to be found
in the country, still the advantages have been
left unimprOved, and many travellers and
strangers have gone elsewhere to sojourn who
would have remained here, il they could have
found accommodations. There are sites along
the Lake Shore within half dozen miles of
the city that are unequalled for beauty, com
fort and accessibility, and at length one of
these has been fixed upon for the establish
ment of complete hotel which shall combine
All the comforts and luxuries which can be
looked for in any resort in the country. The
house will be built in a beautiful grove upon
the grounds Of Mr.. Colt, about Eve miles from
the city by the St. Clair road, which is by far
the Pleasantest and best drive out of Cleve-
land. stock company of gentlemen of the
city have the matter in hand and will proceed
Immediately to erect the buildings and i'm
prove the grounds. The plans of the hotel
are already drawn up by J. Blackburn, arch
iteet, and promise an attractive as well as
spacious and comfortable house. The main
hotel win be three stories in height, and well
PrOPOrtioned and arranged. Adjoining it
will be cottages for those who desire to rent
them. 1t is intended to have the main build
ing ready for occupancy by next winter, and
the entire establishment in order for the next
summer season.
That our readers may be assured that the
House will be all that any pleasure OF com
fort seekers could ask, it is only necessary to
say that Taylor of the Angler will have
charge. No man in the country knows better
than he how to keep hotel.
Not the least among the attractions of the
place will be the fact that there will be about
five miles Of elegant drives within the grounds
surrounding the hotel, exclusive Of the Eve
mile drive from the city on the gravel road.
Success to the new enterprise.
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FROM PHTLADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 81.
Private subscriptions to the bounty fund
this morning, exclusive of Railroads, is
$4,000.
During yesterday afternoon between 400
and 800 rebel prisoners confined at Fort
Delaware took the oath of allegiance. The
Louisiana Tigers seemed especially anx-
ious to take the oath.
Last evening there was a disposition
among the violent secessionists to attack
their comrades, but the Outburst was soon
checked
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPEDIA, Nos. 4s and 40,
have been received by the Agent, W. D. Ba-
ker. Published by J. B. LipPincOtt & Co.,
Philadelphia. Price 10 cents per number.
This work alone will form respectable IL
brary Of tbs most valuable reading.
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a FIGHT.

VAVh9VNi 4tnn-i Of.
Capt. Dollin's cavalry attacked eighty
rebels yesterday near Brownsville, cap
turing forty prisoners. The rebels after
wards were reinforced and recaptured
twenty-nine men and fourteen horses. The
federal loss was four killed and six wound.
ed. The rebel loss was about the same.
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PIANOS,

D1ANOS ! PlANUS IL -
i G. A. BARLOW, AGEHT, No. 3,
Epelid-St., Cleveland, Ohio, is now = Fl
8ellng the celebrated KNABE PIANOS, at greatly
Ee1ueeq prices Having Just received large assort-
msnt oL tnose superior Instruments, he would invite
Az lnpendng 70 purchase 70 call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. Every Instrument a
warranted Five Years s
14-Old Pianos and MelOdeOns taken In exchange
Pianos moved vnd boxed with care. Plano Boxes for
SALE Plap9s Tuned and Repaired B! o. y. MGTTEEES.
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AMERICAN GOLD,
U. S. Treasury Notes, dated 1851,
AND ALL KINDS OF SPECIE
WANTED,
FOR WHICH THE HIGHEST RATES OF
Premium Will be Given.
CHAS. A. REED & co.,
yll:4OO 9j Superior street, Cleveland
|, CARD TO THE LADIES On

~ L X
IA DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES
Intalhble in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distinctions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful as a Preventative.
Infallible In Removing stOppages and Irregularity
OF the Menses, These Pills are 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
alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever, as well as to prevent increase Of family
where health Will not permit II. Females peculiarly
situated, those suppOsing themselves So are 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 70 health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions ac-
company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BRUTHEkS, WhOlesae Druggists, l2U Superior ST
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, lgg Siperior-St: E. W
SACkRlDEI, % SuperiOr-St; G.. W. CLARK Ilg
Superior-St., and CHURCHILL & BRO, corner Of
Ontario street and the Square.
LADlE by sending 81 TO either Of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Office" can have
the Pills sent to any part Of the country or city fcon
dentially) and " tree Oi postage, by return mail
N. u. Look out tor cOunterieits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box sBigned d. Howe
All Others base imposition and unsafe Therefore
as you value your lives and health 10 say NOTHING o
being humbuged out Of your money! buy only those
who show the signature Of 5. d. Howe on every hoX
which has recently been added on account of Pills
being cOunterfeted. The ingredients composing lie
above Pills made known TO every agent, and they
viii tell you they safe and viii perform all claimed
for them. s. d. HOWE, Sole Proprietor
marzl:RH New York.
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"A NEW DENTIFRIoE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teethan heals all diseases
of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons Unrivalled Tooth Paste, at Strong &
Armstrong;, J. H. and A. S. Gorham's N. C..
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
the State If
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OPTICAL,
SOlOmOnsOn's ImDFOyed sDeetacIes.
L. 81. SOT,OMONsnN

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN,
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line ony
in the trade. From his long residence in this City
and the extensive patronage received during that
me he would say to his old friends and the public
generally, that effort that could be put forth 10
secure he very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under his own inspections to suit the eyes all ca
ses curing weakness dizziness or Inflammation of the
Eye, and impartng strength for long reading and ne
sewing The reputation Of SOLOMONSON'S estab-
shment as the most reliable to get the best articles
IN that line that be obtained has become an e.
tablshed fact and atested by his patrons whose ad-
Nieeltls, 60 TO SOLOMONSON. tmake no Inistake,)
$50 SuperiOr-St., under the American and there Won
will ind the best kind Of SPECTACLES adapted to
your sight 81 --.--. 70 q '-''7
All kinds Of Optical, Mathematical and PhiIosoph-
teal Instruments. Astronomical Telescrope from s3n
20 Slf0. surveying Instruments, various prices
large stock OF Microscopes from 81 10 SIS; Marine
telescopes SPY Glasses, large variety. Lenses, Eye
Uiissesl Prlsns, Pocket Compasses, BarOmeters, &C
IS perfect as natural.
raotEa5IcE-No. 100 SuperiorSt under the American
r1uGE
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HoUsE FURNISHING ARTICLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, ofeyery description; Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
Iy executed by experienced workmen.
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sealed PronnsnIs

viii be received by VIM. Dewitt until
Thursday, the 9TH of August 1862, for leas-
ing three Dining Halls on the State FAN
Grounds. Parties will bereluired to propose
the price for meals which they will charge
such parties as the State Board of Agrieul-
ture may see proper to invite, and. the price
proposed to charge the public.
July "a: 399. JOHN II. KLIPPART,
Cor. Sec'y.
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LEADER BOYS GONG IS.-Thres compost
tors from this Office, viz: Edward C. Fair
child, Samuel S. Sunderland and Artemus
Proctor, have enlisted in Capt. 10. Shields
Battery, and are ready to answer the bugle
call.
The Leader Office is well represented in the
army Of the Union, large number having
left case and "stiek" for sword and
musket
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CORBIN,s BAND CLFANFD OTJT,

LEXINGTON, KY, July 81.
Major Bracht of the 18th Kentucky, who
was in pursuit Of gang Of 127 rebels un-
der Corbin, overlook them at Mount Ster-
ling killing 13 and taking 81 prisoners,
including COrbin. Eight prisoners of same
gang were taken elsewhere, leaving nine
only to escape. Major Bracht who lost
none Of his men, returned to Lexington
this morning with three prisoners. 1t is
the same band reported to have left Scott
county under Capt Bullitt.
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SHERMAN HOUSE,, CHTcAGo.-This excellent
hotel has recently been purchased by Mr.
David Gage, now in the fremont, and Mr.
Q. c. Waite of Hartford, Conn.,, who will
take possession on the 18th Of August. Il
will be maintained in every respect as a
hrst-class house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

MAJOR WILLIAMS, Of the 42d Ohio regi-
ment, died at Ravenna last week, at the res
idencs Of his father, Of disease contracted in
Kentucky. The Democrat speaks of him in
the highest terms, both as soldier and a
man.
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LAST Gallo. Cutter & Son will close
out the balance of the stock of Linen goods,
cloths, &C., on Friday and Saturday, com
meneing each day at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Re-
member that Saturday will be the last
opportunity. Those who wish to purchase
will do well to bear this in mind, as they will
not very soon have another opportunity Of
fered them of purchasing good fresh goods
at the prices they have been selling at, but
the stock must be closed out on Saturday re-
gardless of cost. 2t
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REFRIGERAToRs, &C.-A large variety of
the most approved styles of Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and Filters, four minute Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIN's,
No. so south side Public Square.
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BIISCELLANFnrs

q.
We clip the following from the Detroit Advertisor
and Tribune Of the Goth
The following vessels passed this mort vestorI,,,
uF-fEop omar Pasha; barks Mary + paraW.s g,
perior; hrigs Fanny Gardner NeW Yorl' =, & oa,-
America Guiana; schoOners b + Davv Wir,s ~ s tLs
morning, Mott. Reciprocity, Cuba ] w BrovS1 Eloa
nor, cascade, Africa, D Sla1Sson Denmark ItIrtt6
brig New York Ai'P Oil"r Fdshai
DoWNCPropeller Mayfiower; barks Sbangbsi So,-
9teEn OF ihe Lakes, Northern Light Fort Erie. bTig
I 5so IIahdei sGoOners Jessie, Alvin Clark iessie
Clark; bark Shanghai. IA ~ jessie a
4, IHE sloop barge Empire, formerly the steamer of
!hat name which has been fitted IN for fbe fTeigbt
ing Of lumber between Saginaw and Rnfaio i s
" WIN tue Sultana, Is now about competed and
IN readiness to take on her first cargo Tbe fus Rsn
ueer Hllch has already been chartered for ire
Pose ol towing these vessels TO and from BfTio ami
saginaw arrived down last evening from Tho In tar
Rot 70 return with the Empire to that noint IN tb
5einueeI return from Saginaw it Is eYrecied The
Sulu'ha VIII DE loaded and ready TO leave f5T Bnfs
lie brig Rio Grande, from Milwaukee nassed
o WI, es,tI9oy en- route for KingstOwn with cargo
ol gram at Il cents per bushel freight va 81
PURcHAsED.-W; W. Hart, typo of this city bos
PIICn5ed the brig Gladiator Of 6er Ohio oy-nsrs
she IS we'll adapted. 'ie' iOi winch
d SSgllSdoN-Me learn from Capt Berriman of the
Buaio u mutual, mat on Tuesday night LAST yTben of
~ oihley, inc barque sam Ward, bound mn col
I 5ueu win the schooner Convoy, corn laden bound
uoWh SINKING the latter that her cross-fTes are
uss ABOVE Water.-lBufalo Courier, 3Ist
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

A TRATToR.-Gen. Desha, prominent cit
izen, who has for years resided at Cynthiana,
Kentucky, has at last been arrested and TAX
en- to Camp Chase. For two years past his
neck has aehed for halter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The following
named gentlemen have been elected officers
Of the Cleveland Iron and Nail Company"
Geo. WOrthingtOn, Prest.; William Bingham,
Vice Prest.; N. G. Cleveland, Secretary and
Treasurer; Major Collins, Agent.
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NY. STOCK MARKFT-JuIv Al.

cent on prime paper
settled. Bankers bills quoted at l25Ik6l27
tSOLD-AmeriCan gold frmgr Market openinp
~ ana closing at l54 z cent premium California
gold bars quoted at l6lstGl636 2 cent premium
OHEltNiIENT TSTOCkS-Drooping limited
States IS Of 81 g5if7 80 Treasury Notes l05ia3SS
,STOGhS-Market dull and down. Chicago &
ROCK Island, 63; Falena & ChicOgo, GA Illinois
htld u "IF7t t'uEIuEtru i5t michigan GgTtraI 9g'E
Harlem preferred 3j4; Hudson al Erie preferred
b2 Erie 33 California IS %; Erie Sd gSlS CHICAGO
q n W; bonds %; American gold Il5}S: Pacific mail
Ill; n. Y. Central sga Toledo & Wabash I'd 5q Miss
ouri 6s 46; u s 81 9s5s; Treasury 81 IO25s; o. s. s.
"A; coupons sj55 U. S 6s 81; coupons gSsz