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WHAr ORANGE MAS DoSE.-She has fur
nished So men in the volunteer service ofthe
United States for three years. -Four have
died in the field or hospital. By the returns
of tho Assessor she has 125 mon listed and
subject to military draft-four ofwhom arc
now engaged as teamstsrs in Tennessee. It
will be seen then that the township has 50
men now in the service-nearly One-third of
all her men listed and subject to draft. Still
the work of enlistment gees on, and be
fore the end of the week. Orange will have
furnished for the Government more than 3S1z
per cent of her men between the ages Of ls
and 45. What township is ahead Of Orange
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runTHEn pY TmE nInERNIA.

New YORK, Aug. 25.
A conference on the subject Of cotton
supply had taken place in London. A
deputatiOn from the cotton supply assoeia-
ton had met commissioners from the cOun-
try, and which sent samples to the Inter
national Exhibition. Representatives
from Italy, Portugal, Spain, India, Aus
tralia, and sundFy South American States
were present. All made more or less en-
couraging representations Of what these
countries were capable Of producing.
The London News has an editorial on
the expansion Of the emancipation scheme
in the prosecution of the American war.
1t says it was not to be expected that the
Northern people would see at the outset
that the extinction of slavery was their
true aim and the only practicable issue to
put an end to the war, The extinction
of slavery is now undoubtedly becoming
the master element Of the struggle. The
crises is passing; every moment makes
new abolitiOnists, and when there are
enough of them to satisfy President Lin
coin, he will speak the word and make the
sign which will save the Republic.
AT meetingof the British North Amer
lean in London, resolution was passed
highly approving Of the colonial policy OF
the Duke Of Newcastle.
The Marquis Pepoli had arrived at
Paris from Turin. twas believed that his
mission was to submit to the Emperor a
plan for the occupation of Rome, By q
mixed garisOn Of French and Italian
troops.
The Moniteur of the 18th inst. publishes
an account Of General C0nohss reception
by the Emperor. The Emperor said, j
HlJa 81 - iI AhHl- a17 - --at tt8 e.
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FROM new YORK.

-t t NEW YORK, Aug 25.
The steamer Marion, from New Orleans
the 18th, inst. arrived this P. NJ, and
brought among her passengers, Provost
Judge Bell She has a large number of
arms sent north by the citizens of New
Orleans.
The turn out of the Fire Department
this afternoon to welcome home Captain
Downey Of Ellsworth Fire Zouaves, who
has been a prisoner since the battle of Bull
Run, was one Of the most magnificent
ever witnessed in this city.
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CRUEETT.-While strOlling through one of
the beer gardens, on Kinsmsn street, Sunday
afternoon, InOtieed boy with two large but
terfies pinned to his cap. AT first thought
they were dead, and was about passing on !;
bat just then saw them painfully move their
wings. was shocked, terribly shocked, at
such wanton, dovilish cruelty Iwent up to
the boy and in a moment killed the poor tor
tured things, and thus relieved them Of their
misery. Hundreds Of peOple-men and wO-
men-must have seen them there, and either
did not care, or dare not stop their torture.
We're this solitary instance, it would not
have Induced me to write this article, but it
is only enc of many deeds of cruelty which
I am often compelled to see. Why do not
men Ofteuer interfere? None who are good
and kind, can pass by wanton cruelty with
out raising voice or arm against it, unless
they are towards. There are some who hate
cruelty and love mercy, and are not backward
in showing it. I was once riding in New
York street railway car, when the horses
stopped and would not go. Perhaps they
were sick or tired, they might have been
both, but the driver commenced beating them
furiously. An ihfrm old man who was in
the car hurried out and tried to stop him.
The rough fellow answered insuItingly and
kept on beating the poor horses. With hon
est indignation the old man raised his cane
and struck the villain to the earth. Hooked
upon that old man with veneratiOn, and shall
never forget him and his act Of mercy. It
does me good to come across such men.
respect them, I love them, and have bet
ter opinion Of the world after having seen
them. W.
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Do you want any light on the subjects If
so call on J. s. Periey, Optician, No. 1873
Superior street, under the johnson House,
and get pair Of his celebrated spectacles.
There is no man in the City or State who can
suit your eyes with 50 much precision as
Mp, and il is an undeniabIe fact, that his
Glasses are second to uone. Mr.. P. is new
conner in our City, and naturally We felt
inclined to find out whether his Glasses are
really as good as our exchanges from other
cities led US to believe, and after inquiring Of
our numerous friends who have tried Mr.. P's
Glasses, we can assure the community, that
Mr.. PerIsY is the Optician. See his adver-
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FROM THE AR8IY OF VIRGINIA.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 25ih.

The Bulliten has information from a
gentleman who left Ithe Rappahannock
yesterday morning, that our troops have
had frequent skirmishes with the rebels,
while falling back from the Rapidan
Losses on either sides not known.
Gen Pope holds the railroad bridge as
well as two commanding positions on the
opposite side, which therebels have assailed
several times. Our troops are distributed
along the river, and have resisted all as
saults. They will be able 10 maintain
their position until a junction with the
other army corps enables them TO resume
the offensive. -
The rebels are endeavoring to turn our
right and get in our rear by way of War
renton The reported capture of two
thousand rebels by Gen. Sigel is not con-
firmed. The Bulletin also has report that
Hon. Chas. J. IngersOll has been arrested
for language used at Democratic meeting
in Independence Square, on Saturday
night. Mr.. IngersOll was arrested by
United States Deputy Marshal Schuyler,
and put under bonds to answer.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 25.
A Rappahannock correspondent Of a
Philadelphia paper states that on the
morning of the 2lst, the rebels opened a
battery on our centre and continued Wig
orously to throw shot and shell for sever
al hours. A little higher up it was dis
covered that the enemy had during the
night erected bridge over the river
At this point the most brilliant and sue
cessful affair of the day is reported to
have occurred. In the vicinity Of this
bridge was one of Gen. Sigels batteries
on which the rebels opened a brisk fire,
to which for a time our battery replied
with spirit. In a little while our fire
slackened and then ceased, the battery
having been apparently silenced or with
drawn. 81
Three rebel regiments now rushed across
the bridge and Sigel offered no opposition
Everything seemed favorable but the scene
soon changed. No sooner had they crossed
than Sigel opens his battery on the bridge,
the fourth shot completely demOlishes 1t,
and at the same time deadly fire of mus
kerry assails them in front. Their retreat
is cut off-no hope left-a few shots from
our battery, charge, and they are ours.
Not a man escapes. Nearly two thousand
are said to have been captured and about
four hundred and fifty killed and wounded.
The enemy having failed in this now hurl
forward their forces with impetuosity,
and strive to outhank Sigel by crossing
at Frenchs Ford, but Gen. Pope orders up
Banks and Reno to the aid of Sigel, and
the enemy is again repulsed and moves
higher up the river. How the next at
tempt of the enemy succeeded have not
vet learned.
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SWORD PREsENTlTIoN.-Yes after
noon an elegant Sword, Belt and Shoulder
straps were presented to Captain John L.
Semple of the lOSrd Regiment, by some of
his friends Of the Third Ward. fho presen-
tatiOn was made by Judge Abbey, in an ap-
propriato speech, which was responded to
very neatly and gratefully by Capt Semplo.
The testimonial is pleasant expression Of
the good will and interest Of the citizens of
the Third Ward in the Captain, and the
service in which he is engaged,
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Mr. Csc A. BARLOw .-Theso noble tnstrumenfs
possess immense Resources OF power ant eSpress1a
The biss souurIns aud grand the middle regster
rich amt sympgihetic while the high notes are br-
liant clear and pare as silver bells
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FRnnICHICAGn.

= 10 .5.- a- - CHICAGO, Aug. 25.
Daniel Mcilvoy, an old citizen, and for
many years States Attorney, died at his
residence this morning after a brief i'll
ness. sn
In order to protect the State from reb-
els without rebel sympathizers within, the
Government has ordered the construction
of barracks at Quincy for 1000 troops,
z, 600 at JOnesbero' and 1900 at Shawnee.
town. Two regiments have already been
ordered forward on this service.
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5aD- AT meeting in the I'd Ward at the
Engine Hnuss on. oregon street last evening
Gen. CrOwell in the Chair-the Committee
not being prepared to report the meeting
was adjourned to Tuesday evening, at ~
O'Clock. The Committee on Enlistments and
on Finance are requested to meet at the Coun-
ty Court Room, No. l, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. It
is expected they will report in the evening.
F.W. BINGHAM, See.
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FROM CAIRO.

-Hisi-l- 6---- CAIRO, Aug 25.
One thousand two hundred rebels arrived
last evening from indianapolis, they will
be sent to Yieksburg Immediately. No
further particulars yet of the sinking
Acacia, the number reported lost about 40
of whom were ladies. n 9YFVECr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-26

Tar NEw PosTAsE CURRESeT.-We have
seen the 25 and 50 cent notes just issued. The
former is light brown in color and the latter
green. The 25 cent note has engraved upon
it a fac simile Of fge FIVE cent stamps The
so cent note has five ten cent stamps. The
following is engraved upon the face Of the
notes "Postage Currency, furnished by the
Assistant Treasurer. Receivable forpostage
stamps at any pOstofice." On fbe back is
the following: Exchangeablo for United
States notes by any Assistant Treasurer, OF
designated Bnited States depository in sums
not less than five dollars. Receivable in
sayment Of all dues to the United States
lsss than Eve dollars. Act approved Suiy
18th, 1862" They are about the size of an
ordinary visiting card, and engraved upon
durable paper. The notes can only be OBJ
tanned at Washington in the Treasury De-
partment, and Of Assistant Treasurer Sisco Of
NsE York. They will only get into cireula-
ton By the natural channels Of trade. Five
and ten cent notes will soon be issued.
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SCION, 0, AUG. 23d.-EDTToRs LEADER.-
Gents The people of Solon, are coming in
a mass, with prOvisions) to visit Captain
PhilFot's Co., I03rd Regiment, at Camp
Cleveland, on Wednesday, Aug. 9th.
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REFRIaERAToRs, &o.-A largo variety Of
the most approved styles Of RefFigsratOrs,
Water Coolers and Filters, fOur-minute Ice
Cream FrosEsrs, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
Jurors prices at W. L. MARvIN's,
No. SO south side Public Square.
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There will be dinner party given to the
members Of the 1O3d Regiment and Shields
Battery, on Thursday Contributions may
be left at No. As Bank street, till A o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
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NIX FOR EDGARTOE's BATTERY.-Lieut.
Dorsey, Of EdgertOn's Battery, who has been
recruiting men for that Battery in LOrain
county, has unexpectedly received orders to
proceed forthwith 70 the Battery with his re-
eruits, Ehiehnumber forty-six good and true
men, ready for active and hard service
against the rebels. They leave here this
evening at 8 O'Clock, via Columbus. The
friends Of these volunteers from Lorain
county were intending to visit them to-day
in Camp, but must omit that pleaseut parting
in consequence Of these sudden orders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-26

The Eclectic Magazine for September,
Scientific American, Waverly Magazine,
German Leslie, and the Orpheus C. Kerr
Papers, in book form, have been received by
WILSON & WIDDICoNBE.
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oRNITHoLosY. .-Espeeial attention is called
to the Auction Sale of large collection of
beautiful Stuffed Birds. The sale is to take
place this morning, at the auction rooms of
Messrs. o. Cutter & Son, at 10 o'clock This
collection is the finest ever brOughttO this city,
and was prepared by the celebrated Taxider-
mist, Mr.. C. S. Gailbraith of N. Y, who
will be in attendance and pleased to see his
friends. -.
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augII:4Ol
FLAGS aud CoIOrs.

Recruiting Flags, Infantry Colors, Company
Flags, Artillery Colors, &c, manufactured from
Silk or Bunting in best style at very low rates
Orders promptly filed and sent by express il
desired. G. W. CROWELL co.
No. 2l1, Superior St., Marble Block, Cleveland
Ohio. aua64Ol
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DR.. Everett has received the allotment
rolls Of Co. B, 7th Regiment, Ohio Vols. The
money is ready for distribution at WasOn,
Everett & Co.'S Banking House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-26

Capt. J. B. Burrows, of the l4th Ohio
Battery, and Capt. L. B. Austin of Ashta-
bula County, passed through our city last
evening with fifty men from Ashtabula and
Lake counties, filing the 14th to its maxi
mum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-26

Yox PoPUL1 Vox DEL EsT.-Every body
uses Hudson's unriTalled Tooth Paste and
ealis e good. What every tBay says mustbe
true, and truth is divine. Try It. For sale
BY Strong 4 Armstrong, G0rham, Brewer,
CLARK, Gaylord, saekrider, snd good Drug
gists everyVhere. II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-26

SPHEREoTTPEs.-Stimpson ls, beyond all ques-
ton, superior artist and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No 25s Superior street. viii
richly repay both eitisen and stranger. R27h
HOUsE FUEusHIEs ARrrcLEs.--Ai the old es-
tabliskment of W, P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above lineat reduced
preesy comprising China, Crocl1ery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
of the best quslityi Tea Trays, Table Mate, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coals Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Retngerators
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 Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt.
Iy exoouted by experienced workman.
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GONE INTO CANF.-Eight full companies
of the 10Th Regiment (German) went into
camp yesterday morning. They were out on
parade previous to going into camp, and were
saluted By q few rounds from the old 9aeesshi'
gun q they we're sstsFing Camp Cleveland
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FRO1T NEW ORLEANS.

NEW lOhki aug. 70.
The steamer St. Marys from New Orleans
the 18th, arrived this P NJ. The health of
New Orleans is good. Weather very hot.
Among the passengers is Count De Meian,
French Consul
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RXTENsION on TIDIE,

AUGUSTA, Nix, Aug. 25.
The time for making the draft in this
State is extended to Wedn esday, the 10th
of September, Signed,
ISRAEL WASHBURNE.
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UNION Morning Prayer Meeting at the cor
ner of Euclid and Erie streets, in the First
Baptist Church, at o'clock, continues forty
FIVE minutes.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

COUPON INTEREST. - Highest premium
paid for Coupon Interest due on $40 Gov
srnment Notes, Aug. 10.
c. A. READ & Co.,
augII:4O4 Bankers, % Superior st.
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Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.

VESSEL sUSK,-Captain T. H. Ferris, Of the brig
HsIenltein, reports hRyg seen hat he supposed to
be a large sized scow schooner about 10 to 20 miles
from land, between Port Stanley and Port Burwell,
rather nearer the latter port, wthlOwer mastheads
and top masts just above water. He says he should
Judge from appearances the re had been collision,
which was the cause Of hersinking Passed her Fri
day as half-past II O'Clock. q. m. <
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Every Piano Warranted for Five Years,
And the privilege Of exchange given at any time With
no PIANOS AHO MElODEONs TLEEHiA ElCRANGE
ALsO-ON HAND, .,v
Melodsons, Small Instruments, Strings, &c.

Among the many certificates o( the excellence and
ing:-
Mr. W. KNAuE, Baltimore, Dear Sir II have great
pleasure in certifying that have tried yoH Square
Pianos, and ind them equal il not superior, to any
H. this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, is the eyeuness Of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
you all the success you 50 highly Deserve
am Sir, yours very truly,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.,l,, ,,,,, 1II - - !, - 80, J,,oi, A.

We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the I'd:
{ DEsIAH.-The- schooner Mary B. Hale has arrived
at this port and the Captain wishes rs TO deny the
statement made BY the man that was saved from the
wreck 0 the schooner Orioe; the Captain says that
neither ne nor any o. his men saw the man On the
wreck had they done he wOuld have put out to his
relief had there been the oast chance Of saving his
life and We think he Is not the man 10 pass another
IN distress and not try to save him 7tt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-26

MUsIo.-The Forest City COrnet Band has
volunteered to play at Camp Cleveland this
evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-26

"a DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPep-
sia, Rheumatism, Serofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
vertisement in another column. Ofice No. II9
Seneca street.