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convention.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

The New York Ledger for this week at Ba-
ker's, opposite the Postofice.
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SPECLALORDFR
CoLrMnrs. Ohio. Anr. 2G.

ZULU MbUsJ OulO, aug. -.
To The Daily Press Of Cleveland:
General Orders No. 33.-AlI officers ap-
pointed, and enlisted men recruited, for
any of the new three years regiments,
raised and to be organized in this State,
will assemble on Thursday, the 28th inst,
at the proper camp of rendezvous and there
report to the cOmmandant of the camp, who
will assign them quarters and provide
camp equipage and subsistence for the en-
listed men. Commandants of camps and
quartermasters will carefully anticipate
the acquisitions to be made on them by the
volunteers to come in, and take, in time,
all necessary steps to provide for them
The troops so assembled will be under or
ders and remain for duty. The work of
mastering in and organizing, and paying
will then 60 on, under directions from this
Office, to which regular consolidated morn
ing reports will be made daily, as soon
as the enlistment rolls and reports are re-
ceived, so as to show the strength and con-
dition of each regiment, company and de-
tachment. All necessary appointments
nnd proper consultations will be made by
order from this Office, and the regiments
win receive their final organization.
CHAs. W. HILL,
Adj. General Of Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

0UR SOLDIERS NERD BLASKETs.-Whilc
visiting the Camp, We noticed that the buaks
in the quarters Of our brave boys were in a
majority Of instances entirely devoid Of
blankets, the Government having been un-
able, as yet, to furnish them, owing to the
tremendous demand created for them by
the calling out Of 100000 more troops.
ItiSprOpOsOd that our patriotic housewives
make little sacrifice, and each send one or two
blankets or quilts to tho Soldiers Aid Rooms,
where the ladies Of that Society win see that
they are properly distributed and accounted
for. 1t is hoped that this appeal will be
acted upon Immediately, for our gallant fol-
lows have all left comfortable beds at nome
and they are beginning to feel the effects Of
the cool nights We are now having.
twill bO reprOach upon our patriotism and
kindly nature if We permit the boys in the
camp to sleep another night without blank
cts to keep the ehills off. When our ladies
bear in mind that they all have husband,
son, father, brother, nephew, cousin or friend
in the army, we doubt not they will respond,
and send in a gOodly number of blankets
and quilts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

WAETED-Fraetional Stock of the Cleveland
Columbus 4 Cincinnati Railroad.
E. B. HALE, Banker,
Ill Snnerinr street Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. &c. ,
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has established the following regula-
tions in regard to individual stamps for
proprietary articles enumerated in schedule
c, of the excise law; 1st, every pro-
prietOr can furnish design for stamp,
which, if approved, will be engraved by
the government engrayers at the cost Of
the proprietor.
I'd. In such cases the proprietor will be
entitled to the discount specified in the
1929 section of the excise law.
Sd. If the designs do not exceed the sU-
perfcial area of Il of an inch for the de-
nomination of one and two cent stamps, or
6 3-64 of an inch for the denomination of
three and four cent stamps, these being
the sizes established by the Office for the
above specified denominations, there will
be no additional charge to purchasers.
If, however, the prOprietors desire to in
I crease the size of the stamps for the de-
nominatiOnsabOve mentioned an additional
charge will be made for the additional cost
of paper and printing. This additional
charge viii be ten cents per thousand for
stamps of 81 inches superficial area, and
prOportiOnate sum for intermediate sizes.
EOuAth. LNCA otauAp must DC ANcthL = u
lar in form.
Fifth. All dies and plates will bo retain
I ed by and under the exclusive control of
< the Government.
Sixth. The general stamp must be can
eelled by writing thereon the initials Of
the proprietor Of the stamped article and
the date Of the oancelling, while the pri-
wate stamp must be so affixed on the pack
age that on the opening the same the stamp
shall be effectually destroyed. The Com
missioner will be prepared to issue stamps
/ by the first of September for the articles
knewn as proprietary articles, specified in
schedule &C Of the Excise law.
The manufacturer of such articles will
I be required to use the general stamp until
/ they seVerally furnish a design for indi-
I vidual use Orders for such stamps may
be sent to the Commissioners Of Internal
/ Revenue, which will be filled as soon as
| the stamps are rehdy for delivery.
The remains ofLiet. Col. Crane and Capt.
1 OiBrien of the Third Wisconsin regiment
were left here this afternoon in charge of
/ G. NJ. O'Brien. The Colonels body will be
conveyed to Beloit, the Captains to Mil
waukee, These officers died from wounds
received at Cedar Mountain.
Twenty-nine Of the rebels captured at
| Cedar Mountain, were brought here to-day.
The following persons are among those
wounded in recent skirmishes in Nir-
| ginia, and are in the hospitals
VIM. Work, 18th Ohio Battery; Geo.
Mcpherson, ID Ohio Battery.
The following appointments have been
made under the Internal Revenue Law for
Minnesota:
First District-John A. Hall, of Manka-
to; Assessor, Geo. W. Baker, Of Rochester;
Second District-Col. ThOs. G. Jones Of
Cocoa, Collector; H. G. OMOrrisOn, Of Pine
Bed, Assessor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

WAR MEETING IN EUcLID.-At an early
hour Monday evening, the spacious Baptist
Church in Euclid was crowded by an audience
assembled at war meeting had to
remain out of doors. At O'Clock the meet
ing was called to order. Il. M'Ilrath was
chosen Chairman, and DR.. Dunham seereta-
~. Judge Tilden, of Cleveland, was intro
duoed and made rousing, soul-stirring war
speech, at the close of which Lieut.. S. F.
Cell was introduced and made strong ap-
peal to the people of Euclid to save the town
ship from & draft.
Subscriptions were taken and eleven hun
dred dollars were subscribed on the spot, and
some fifteen COWS we're pledged to those who
enlisted in the '7th Ohio. Nine stout, able
bodied men stepped forward and enlist
ed. Six Of them enlisted in the old Seventh
under Lieut.. S. F. Cell. Thus Euclid has
raised her quota and saved herself from a
draft. All honor to the patriotic people of
Euclid.
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NEW YORK nIARKFT.-Aur. %.


ASTIES-NIarket quiet and steady. Small sales at
s0,si i,4s55,Slf ior Pots, sl,O0 Tor Pearls
gone no decided chango-closing quiet
Sales 1850 bbls at si,s0gl9D Tor superfne state
wosterni g, 10000 for common to medium extra
| western; S5,3jtg56O for common TO good shipping
| brands extra round h0Oped Ohio S3,GO96 % for
CANADA FLOUR Market is without decided
| change sales SOY bbls At t-s5,0@5,21 for common
s, ,30gd,25 for good TO choice extra.
RYE FL.OUR-Market quiet and firm, at ss,
CORN AIEAI.-The market is in fair reouest.
Sales Goo bbls at $500 for Jorscy $3.50 for Brandy
WHIsKY-The market is a shade firmer. Sales
WHRAT-sound parcels Of wheat in good export
demand, and prices have advanced about c perbiish-
sales 22lno bush Chicago spring at 81 ,IoaI,Is;
5000 bush Milwaukee club ai,si,i7@l.2 I86 o bush
amber Iowa at 81 23l 2 the latter price for choice
parcels g arrive q 800 bush winter red western nt
at 81 30l ,33; $500 bush amber Michigan nj Al 3ta
l,3j; 1900 bush new amber Kentucky az Si37 q6iIl
bush inferior white Ohio at slS3 and 100 bush new
| RHE-Market for rye quiet and firm sales at rs
/ QS0c for western; S2Ol95ic for state
| BARLEY-Dull and nominal
| CORN-ln good demand at about Ic advance. and
sound parcels OF corn continue quite scarce Sales Of
1872 0O bushels at J9d6Oc for sound onixed Wesfern
a55s for eastern; 4a152 for unsound &c Tor choice
/ old mixed western e''''''
OATs-Very scarce and decidedly better, with
moderate sales at a796Oe for Jersey Canadian west
COFFEE Market very qulet and We j,aye only IN
/ note sale Of 3j bags MaricaibO at 23isc
SUGAR-liaw steady and firm at S14aSli for fair
i to good refining. Sales 600 hhds New Orleans at ql
| l0c, 30 hhds [ Ouba at sisdgc " -
MOLASSEs-MarketQ quiet, and no sales are re-
ported.
HOPS Steady and firm. Sales 60 bales new at
| l69t2lc, the latter price for choice
RlGE-markot quiet and unchanged
| hh-Marketis dull heavy l0wers Sales 700
bbls at sll for mess; St 5Oi s7k for prime mess:
| Sl1,65 for thin mess and S9,751l1 for prime
BEEt-Ihe market rules firm, and in fair de-
mand Sales 100 bbs at S5,5ul17 90 for pTimc
S. O09l0 % for mess I2OO7Is Is for repacked mess
] Sl36ll3,57x for extra mess -
| iual. ~ 'i'
choice western at Sl5,UO6l6,5O
CUT mEATS-ln fair demand and very firm.
Sales $50 pkgs at 3&g4c for shoulders; 5d6xc for
hams. ~ 'S'
BACON sIDEs-Tho market is dull and nom
SMOKED MEATs-sales Is hhds smoked sides
LAR si PIN % fair request and market steady Sales
BUTFER-Solling at lI9l56c for Ohio; "a alsc for
Stata. ~
CHEEsR-Markot firm aud in fair request at Ga
&c. i' "' w
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S. c. HoTOHK1ss, seo'y.


TEE GID TENTH" AwAKE.-The partri-
Otie citizens of this ward met on last Monday
evening, pursuant to adjournment, at the
Kentucky street school house, to devise ways
Offlling up the quota Of the ward in lieu of a
draft. The meeting was called to order by
I. 0. Masters, Esq, and organized by the
election of L. D. Hudson, Esq, Chairman,
and VIM. Maxon, Esq, Secretary. Rev. VIM.
COrmae was then introduced and made
most thrilling and fervent war speech, which
infused the whole meeting with enthusiasm,
and was frequently interrupted by loud ap-
Plause. The eanYassing committee reported
the number Of men who have enlisted from
the ward during the war up to the present
time to be 1872, which nearly, if not quite,
makes up the quota for both calls. Messrs.
I. 0. Masters, G. W. Calkins andG. G. Allen
Wers appointed Executive and Finance Com
mittee, to carry on business and receive sub
scriptionS to a bounty fund, and they were
authorized to pay a bounty Of 500 to every
new recruit from the ward. They will
thoroughly canvass the wards for funds. A
subscription paper being opened on the spot,
$40 were Immediately raised. The meeting
was characterized by general good order, and
showed the patriotism Of the ward to be
second to none. Although this ward is com
posed mostly Of the labOring class, the eiti-
Esnseares one and all, determined to suffer no
such thing az q draft to disgrace the ward
There win be a meeting at the same place
every evening during this week. Come one,
come all, and swell the ranks Of the " old
Tenth"
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BUFFALO MARKET-Aus. 20

icy tELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market quiet
-, -,WHEAT-Market dun Sl,IOgl,I2< for fair to
choice red WINTER mostly si,lO@ll,n.
CORN-Dull and nothing doing
OArS-AIarket quiet
Other grains quiet.
tail trade. " ~
CANAL, FREIGHTS-Is1 for corn; I5lgc for
wheat to Now York. ~ W
IMPOliTS-l,4OO bbls -four IL, 900 bush wheat ::
20 5ig1 bush corn 5000 bush oats; 1900 bush rye
80 mEAtOltIS-l,OO % bbls Hour 1900 bush wheat {!
gSIOOO bush corn; 81 600 bush oats; 75 bush rye
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FROlT FORT DONELsON.
FORT DorFLsoN. Anr. %

IUHI DUHII5VHi HNE. 70.
Fort DOnelsOn was attacked yesterday
by Woodward and johnson. The rebels
we're repulsed with heavy loss. Col. Lowe
Of the 9TH Iowa Cavalry, arrived with
reinfOreements after therebels were driven
off, and started with four companies this
morning in pursuit Of them. He came up
with the enemy seven miles from here, on
the road to Clarksville, strongly posted,
with men in ambush. After half an hour
fighting, the enemy retreated, leaving their
cannon. The Federal lossis 2 killed and
l8wounded. Col loves forces not being
sufficient to continue the pursuit returned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27
BURroE, Aug. 25. 1862.

EDS. LEADER AT meeting of the Board
Of the Geauga County Agricultural Society,
ct Burton, on Friday, Aug 22d, the premiums
and Glasses I'd and Sd, fastest trOtting geld
ing or mare, and fastest racking or racing
stallion, gelding or mare) were each raised
from $50 to $50, 20 per cent. entrance fee. J
II is expected there will be the largest exhi
bitiOn Of horses at the coming Fair, partieu-
larry fast horses, that there ever has been.
Horses are now here from abroad and others
are daily expected. The State Fair at CIave-
land brings many here, as we have one of
the best rings in the State, and it is less ex-
pense to ft them here than there.
Yours respeetfuIlv.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

Important to Ladies.
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
ferng her unrivalled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to fit all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to cali and ex-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure of badness, which has proved highly
successful.
Aug. II: 41s.
"a New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, SO
Champlsin street.
FRANK B. & FRANK G. WALBRID0E.
july23:R12
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

BOSTON, Aug. 70.
The 38th Mass. Regiment, left for the
seat of war this evening. Great prepare
tions are making for the War Meeting on
the Common tomorrow evening. Various
Societies, Trade Unions, &c. Of the city
will join in the procession, which will
march through the principal streets. E
Everett, Gov. Andrew, and other distin-
guished speakers, will address the meet
inU
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

cOwLEs' HOUsE, PAISEsvILLE,-Under the
management Of Mr.. W. h. Gaines, the above
house is daily adding to its popularity. An
omnibus runs to every train, and there is an
excellent livery connected with the house.
The Clerk Of the house is Mr.. o. N. MeGOni-
gel. Guests receive excellent attention from
an eonneeled With the hotel.
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CLEVELAND, Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1862.

EDS. LEADER with all Difference to a
''Clerk, we must endorse the remarks of a
"Citizen." Many young ladies are willing
and even desirOus of filing vacancies caus-
ed by enlistments. Why not let them take
thepOsts They are not too difficult. No need
of lack ofmen to fill the ranks, or want
of employment for needy persons. Tho idea
of sending to distance for what can be read
lily supplied at home is not very encourag-
ing to the number that would gladly step in
and do the work.
If women may not enlist in the active
service of the country, they can fll the Of
fees in our as yet peaceful cities. "P."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

MEETING IN THE FOURTH WARD.-TheEe
was another rOusing meeting in the 4tEr
Ward last evening, at No. SIS Engine House,
20. s. Ransom, presiding.
The Treasurer, D. A. DangIer, ESQ, gave
most satisfactory report. Speeches were
made by Hon. R. P. sPaulding, B. P. Peix-
otto, L. V. Ballou, Dr.. ]. H. Marshall, Z. N.
Adams, Judge Bishop and others. subserip-
tiOns come in literally.
There will be another mass meeting to-
night when the business committee Of nine,
will report.
A band Of mnsic win be in attendance and
great time win be had. Let syerv citizen
turn ont.
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OsWEGO lIARKET-Aug. ee,

lBH TELEGRAPH.
FL0UR-In geod demand. Sales I, 700 bbls at s.
for extra state.
WHEAT-MaTket opened Ic lower, but closed
iirer Sales in the morning 500 bush wiDftr red
Indiana az Sl,l9 and ,0J bush No2 Chicago sbring
out Of condition on p. l..
COR NIAlarket held at i9c for choice Illinois 4so
was offered without sales. -
OAVS-MaVket firm. Sales sc 900 bu.b-at 4tc
CANAL FIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FlOnr n
wheat 10, corn So to New York
LAKE lMPORTS-O0O bbls -four; 5000 bush
wheat a i,GUD bush corn
CANAL ENPORTS-3,IO 100 bbls four. y OoO
bush wheat Ii,0OJ bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

ARREsT OF DEsERTERs.-Henry Morris, a
member Of Capt, schrineks company, lO7th
regiment, deserted few days ago and was
arrested yesterday. man named Phillip
GusOman, haiIing from Toledo, was arrested
yesterday, suspected Of bsing deserter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

Track LATINe.-colonel Jack Easement
has the job Of laying $50 miles of track on
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad He
laid the track from Erie to Warren, and is
now engaged in laying it beyond that point.
Daniel Easement superintends the work, his
brother beiLg occupied with his duties as
Colonel Of the 1OSrd Regiment
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TELEGRAPHTC.

England will still be Neutral.
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FRosf NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Aug, 70.
The steam gunboat Unadilla, has arrived
from Port Royal on the 10th. All quiet
health Of the squadron and troops good.
he excitement about the rebel ram at
Savannah has subsided, deserters having
reported her failure, leaking badly, and
could not be steered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-27

WAR MEETINe.-There viii be a war meet
ing at Brainsrd's Hall, at seven o'clock this
evening. Rev. Mr., Vibbert Of Massaehu-
sets, and Judge spaulding will speak. A
general attendance Of citizens is requested.
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PROM CANADA.

LONDON, C. W., Aug. 2Gth.
Col. Wilcox and party arrived here this
afternoon, by the Great Western Railroad
en- route for Detroit They remain over
night and proceed by special train in the
morning, arriving in Detroit at 2 p. m.