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Pest Office Notice--Free Delivery Of Let
tiers.


CLEVELAND, July 4th, 1858.
The Letter Carriers recently appointed to
deliver Letters free of expense, agreeably
to the New Post Office Laws, experience
great difficulty in ascertaining the residence
of parties to whom letters arc addressed,
owing to the fact that the number and name
Of the street are not written on the letters to
be delivered, and in many cases when writ
ten on, they cannot ind any number on the
house, intended TO be designated. If people
wishing to have their letters delivered at their
doors free of expense, twice day, will take
pains to instruct their correspondents to
write on their letters, in addition to the Post
Office address, the street and number Of the
party to whom the letter is directed, they
will greatly aid the Letter Carriers in deIiv-
ering their letters promptly and with GER
tainty.
If people living in houses not having any
numbers on them, will see that the numbers
are put on; they will also greatly aid in the
establishment of the system of Free Delivery
of Letters in this City.
flowing to the houses not being numbered
and the letters not having the street and num-
Der on them, the Letter Carriers should fail
to make a good show of the number of let
ters delivered, then the system will necessarily
have to be abandoned as far as this city is
concerned The Letter Carriers will do the
best they can in making diligent inquiries in
order to find out where people live, but it
cannot be expected they can find where every
body lives, if the above suggestions are not
fIliy carried out. E. CoWLEs, Pm.
dy;tf
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NEW YORk MARkET.-JuIr 8.

Flour-Th- .srge dec inc in Gold and Exchange
has very Depressing effect the market With on
ly limited business doing, pr ces have declined u5
2ac,
Saes at IS 6ld5, 81 for Extra State Is 55d607 for
Extra Round-h oped chic; g. In17 50 tor Trade
Brands. Market closing heavy and nsettled.
Whisky-harketuu Gales at 45a4 abe for State
and
COII n Dali and nominal Sales at 6sl17 C.
= hossI-Marset irregular, unsettled and Sc to Sc
lower aud very b. avy.
aes at Rl.IT NJ 3s -or Chicago Spring; 81 pal Is
for Milwaukee Club si.42 for Wintrr Red
Corn Market heavy and &c to &c lower. Sales at
Tes57lc for Spring mixed " estern
OaIs-h arket heavy and uns, tiled. Sales at 7ld
765Sc
Wool Market quiet and firm
POFk-Market Qui-t and scarcely firm Sales AT
sil,75 for old ess sI3,5n new mess; sIO5O1u 2.
for old and new prime els 5B0l6,n0 for new prime
Bacon sides Dull snd nominaly unchanged
l.ard-Dull a nomina u unchanged. sal at
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 3.
The Portsmouth Virg'nian Of Jaly says reli-
the return oil No-rh C5rolina to the Union is an
event which may be daily looked for.
ATLANTA, Ca, Jnue 2S The enemy in force ad-
van ed on HOoTer's Cap niieen miles from Shell
byvfTe. Tennessee, where they were met by The
lst eporgi4 Regiment. A skirmish ensued. after
which the enemy took possession Of Liberty
Gap.
BROOK HAVEN, MISS. June %
Rumors have reached here this evening that
other Yankee raidirg arues have started from
Rodney on tour Of destructi q.
The yam . say that they will d-st-Oy the
Mobile a Ohio RairOsd II it takes $4,000 men to
accomplish 10.
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MARKETS.


FORTRESS MONROE, July G.
The stesmer Cahawha arrived from New Or
leans July lst, freighted with cotton and sugar.
hound TO New forK- Sne $50 brought $50 rebel
prisoners. She reports the bonbardTuent of Port
Hudson going on when She lefc
Our steamers were running up the river repu-
larly with General Banks supplies. There is no
truth IN the report Of his supplies being cut OF
Great confidence is expressed that Port Hud-
son viii soon fall.
Deserters ara daily coming into Banks lines
from the rebel army.
The Richmond EOquirer Of july 4th saws:
The Yankees are making a raid into Eastern
Tennes zee. A strong force was in Zeequatchie
valley on the ID INST
There has been no communication with Knox
vile or LOudoD Bridge since.
Il IS believed that important movements sf
Bragg and RosecTans' armies are in progress
No nartienlars.
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THE ROPE WALKER.-A great crowd as
senbled last evening to see Harry Leslie,
the rope walker, walk across Superior street,
from roof to roof. He went across and back,
then across envsIOped in sack, returning
backwards. He announced that be would
carry a man across on his back this evening
If there is any person adventurous enough to
undertake the excursion. Harry Leslie is a
performer at HambIin's popular entertain
ment, Brainard's Hal, which gives nightly
exhibitions.
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ARRIFAI. nF rHE HInPRN1lN-

~, FARrHER PoIET, July 6.
o.. Ne steamer Hibern an, from Liverpool the
this afternoon
LIVERPOOL, July 26. - Cotton sales for the
week - zoe bales The market was dull and
prices "a lower Tor common the market closing
quiet and unchanged AZ the decline Stock h
pot S65, eco bales, Of which 81, 900 are common.
bTeadstufs very duh and prices tend down
ward.
LONDON, June 26.-Consols closed eIs<QaIzk
for mODey-increased sl76 Co., Illinois Ce, trai
share 2992S discount Erie shares 6OaBI dis
count,
LIVERPOOL, June 26-Wheat is in fair demand.
slnter leo fully lc- los er; -four slow and rather
1l-leli oats dlll. aalea 81 forner nrlnas-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07

Captain, Charles Robinson Isl Lieuten-
ant, Sardis Edgarton, Jr.; I'd Lieutenant, A.
Clifton.
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MORGAN NRsR LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, July 6-Midnight.
The alarm bells now rlngng are .allinP the
citizens to ether for the defense Of the city.
RumOrs h-ve been prevalent all the evening
Of the approach Of MOrgsn's forces. They were
reported at Bardstown this morning. and at
Shepardsville this aftern on His force is esti-
tmsted at from 90 to 4,OOO
his evening at five o'clock the Nashv lie
train, due here at SIX O'Clock, was thrown of the
track hy Guerullas.
Our gu I'd Of fifty repulsed the assailants
It is impossible, under the present cireum-
stances, 70 get further nsws until mOrning.
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FROM FREDERICK.
Rebel PontOOn Bridge Destroyed
The Battle Of Friday.
ITO Cincinnati Gazette.l

ITO Cincinnati Gazette.
FREDERICK, July G.
General French made a move on viii
Transport and destroyed all the pontOon
bridges of the rebels, having first driven
away the protecting force, thus cutting off
their only chance of escape.
On Friday there was terrific and de-
cisiYe engagement between the Army Of
the Potomac under Major General Meade,
and the rebels under General Lee. The
battle lasted several hours, during which
time there was some Of the most terrific
artillery practice ever known. In this
contest the air 70: two hours was positive
ly darkened by the iron hail. After this
he advanced his infantry, and hurled
them with great impetuosity upon our GAL
liant army, in two or three separate at
tempts, but our men withstood the assaults,
and repulsed the enemy with terrific loss.
The rebel defeat was complete, and when
we left, at three o'clock this morning, the
rebels we're in full retreat. Their retreat
is, in all probability, cut of.
The gallantry of our troops, both artil-
lery and infantry, is spoken of as having
exceeded anything heretofore known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07

Board OF EDUCATIoY.-The Board Of
Education met last night and after some un-
important business had been transacted,
the order of business was suspended, and the
election o' Superintendent was entered into.
Two mammoth petitions we're presented in
behalf of Mr.. Freese as candidate for that
position. The election was made with the
following result Anson Snyth, six votes
H. Il. Barney, three votes Andrew Frsese,
one vote.
Mr.. smythe was declared elected suporin-
tendent for the coming year.
Mr.. Freese's old scholars who had attend
ed the meeting en- nasse, or leaving the room
gave three hearty cheers for their old teach
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07

CAKP CLEyELAED.-There are about
eight hundred men at Camp Cleveland at
present. Captain Hayward, Military In
structOr at Camp Cleveland, is diligently at
work every day, and under his efficient in
structiOn, officers aud men are progressing
rapidly in military knowledge.
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FIGHT BEWRES sTRVEDDRE,s ann
NEGROES

A disturbance occurred this afternoon between
the stevedores and negroes, on account Of The
firmer preventing the latter from working.
negro shot On lrshman- It is reported in self de-
fence, which was The signal for a general on.
siaqght on the negroes, seve Al Of whom a-e
SAID to be killed snd number badly wounded.
All was quiet this evening although the Irish
express determination to prevent the negroes
from working.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07

DELIGHTFUL REsoRT.-In these warm
days, when our citizens are sweltering with
heat; when dust is plentiful and insinuat-
ing article, and ice commands a long purse,
we can offer no better remedy than for all
thus afflicted to repair at once to John Rey-
nOlds, Little Mountain House.
Take the cars to Willoughby and you will
find a ready conveyance to the above place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07

NN aNTEn.-LJCAL an RAVsL-
" I,G gents in every Town or County. Circu-
lars, IN Tesii Or ials ot rEy ymen AID Scientific
"a men, nregsr3 70 the bu-i ess, -tnt fec.
lSAAfi II . X, , & CO.
iuno25-l 3 Newburyporr Mass
WANTED. = 1000 New On
w BBLs
For sails 90 thl= LTBHI1s TING or a choice
-a- article almo-t equal 70 Lard Oil. Price iow.
nay27 sCOFIE p&CO.
W ANTEU-(K~ ITTIgs- ~ CHIHE)
w Fsrmsrs, Y0 uuteers AID 9th 10 FnoV thpt
their women folks 8 20 $50 GER week wish
bne o. kin o. ebrAfed kBittins Nachn g. II viii
it, cot in ID rty fays ce con plete, S5O--
Weight 90 pounds FrriRht f-cm 20 cents 70 $50
Send iOr circular and samples (seud stRmps)
ELL OFT B-s ESON.
Pfi -ka-gf Fhiragn
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ST LOUIS, July G.
dispatch sent west this morning, purportinV
to be spt eial from Cairo to the New York Sun
day Mercury, relative to an engagement between
No such dispatch has been cent from Cairo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07

THE PRICE OF TREAsoN-One of the
men indicted for treason in the United States
Court, desiring to know what his bail would
be, the Court, yesterday, fixed it at $4,000.
He offered 1000, but the Court declined to
reduce the amount required. It will thus
be seen that it costs s., ,OO0 to be a traitor in
the Northern District of Ohio. The price
may be reduced, however, treason being sub
ject, we suppose, to the fluctuations which
attend other commodities in market.
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PosT OFFICE, J
CLEVELAND, June &c, 1868, !
Under the new Postofhce law which goes
into operation July lst, 1868, Postmasters
are peremptorily forbidden to give credit for
postage, drawer or box rent. They are also
-ranuired 10 rnako oath -E1-=-------s-sy-
credit.
Box and drawer holders are therefore here
by notified that the rent must be paid quar-
terly in advance in al cases. All boxes or
drawers not paid for by the 10th day Of July
will necessarily have to be vacated.
E. CowLEs, P. NJ.
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FEsTIvAL.-The ladies Of the Soldiers
Aid Society, of the Seventh Ward, propose
having strawberry festival at the Engine
House, on Thursday evening, July Sth. No
doubt the announcement will fII the house.
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FROA LONDON.

LoNDON, June 25.
The Globe contends that EnRland cannot in
differently continue immr rvsble on the American
tftfss'iu isiftl ffi iyondoH-es NapoleOn's views
The war prospects regarding Poland are ac-
lively canvassed, and they rave depressed
the funds to a considerable extent.
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A COPPFRHEAD OUTRAGF.

TOLEDO, July 6.
The Knights OF the Golden Circle broke into
the depot at Huntington, Indiana, about o'clock
this morning. and bro ke open two or three boxes
Of guns and ammunition and distributed them
among themselves
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POLICE CoURT.-There was q very large
docket at the Police Court yesterday morn
ing.
William Wilson, john Wilson, John Clegg
and John Powers, participants in the shame
ful hght at HaltnOrth's Beer Gardens, Sunday
afternoon, were examined yesterday morning
the two first named being charged with
stabbing with intent to kill, and the Two Isst
with assault and battery. Their cases we're
continued to the IOth inst, the bail of John
and William Wilson being fixed at 500 each,
and Of 0lsgg and Powers at $50 each. The
two former produced the necessary amount
und were discharged. The others we're taken
to jail.
Nicholas Smith, assault and battery. Fined
IS and costs.
John Miller, petit larceny. Fined S. and
costs, and sentenced to Jail for FIVE days.
Several cases we're dismissed.
Alfred Gaeber and Edwin Clark, disturb
anee. Fined costs.
Frank Armstrong and Edward Stanley,
disturbance. Each fined Sc and costs.
Robert Barrett, disturbance. Fined $40
and costs.
Charles Wheeler, disturbances. Fined IS
and costs.
Maria Carroll, vagraney. Sentenced to the
House of Correction for 20 days.
Isabella Grant, intoxication. Sentenced
to the House of Correction for % days.
Charles Foster, William Comfy, John Car
roll, Henry Baldwin and William johnson,
assault and battery Each fined s. and
costs.
James Reynolds, for drunken and disOr-
deriy conduct. Fined 81 and costs.
Sarah Cameron, intoxication. Semitic the
House of Correction for seven days.
Thomas Kehoe, John Miller and Albert
Earl, disturbance. The two first we're fined
IS and costs. Earl was discharged.
Mary A. Murphy, disturbances. Sentenced
to the House Of Correction.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLKVKLAND uARKET-.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
MOwnaw Ewunrrnrn TufvT HeG1

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
MoSDAY EVENING. July g, 1853. J
Rlour-HeaEy and dull, with sales 100 bbls red
doubls extra at sS,53
Wheat-orsned this morning, with sales cars
on track at 1924, but sncs the New York report no
transactions have been reported, and tho market
closes unsett ed and lower
COrn-sales3 cars on track, car from store and
400 bush do at at6lc
HiEhwines-Sales 50 bbls at sc.
ButteF-The market is only moderately supplied,
and tbs feeling is rmer, but there is no great de-
mand and no actual advance Sales Central in small
lot at IlallKc.
Cheese-sales in a small way at 9lfc for choice
We tern Reserve.
Eggs-sales at ll9IlJzc.
Oils-sales Carbon in small lots at &c.
Fish-sales white-fish at 5000 for halves.
Reeeipts-I',s7 ,s73 bush wholt, car corn.
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a-Aa a4ANaah l0lHl AAsAtg 4raelNds
l an, Sir, you-s very truly,
q THNUnEHE


iTrnnslaticn-tF From the French.)
After hagns pIay I'd on the Pianos o. Messra knzb
Co. it iB impossible not 70 bear testimony 10 their
Iaslists which have acquired Tor them ths eminent
-spuiation which they enjoy. The Pianos Of their
manufacture, on yhich have played, are exceeding
y remarkable !oT n h.r qualities Of TeHH The Basl
IWest clear gnd harmOniously mellow, tehrygtilian,)
acd do not hesitate express in regard % these in
strments M entire safisiaotion and 70 dscare thas
they are equal II not superior % TIE bsst msnufao-
tured IN Europe Or this country b. t1e mQat oeebrl
ted makers. lsisnedl L. NJ GOTrsGHALK.
To Messrs W. KEAsE & Co., BaltimoFss--I can.
DOT but Congratulate you upon the immense progress
md i'm prOSsments which you continually make on
our Pianos which n ny opinion Taa5 a9l99g tns
very best IN the country NJ sIkAkOsOH.
Mr.. GEo. A. BAR1ow.-Thsse noble Instruments
posses immense resources Of power and ex1reaslon
Tho bass is sonorous and grand the middle register
uant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale is even without 3 single flaw; the sstion
-bs anesf or which the Pianoforts Is susospfible
IN word, Knsbos Pianos are worthy Of the great
artists, and are capable Of rendering the hnsst
Compositions known in this realm Of Art
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
OieFsland, o.
MIG A. BARLOW, Daar Sur 1t gives ne pleasure
70 state that consider the Knabe Piano equal to any
aud superior TO- most instruments made 70 thls eonn-
lug used one Of the same for ten OF more hours
n eacb n, 20 all who are unaoquaintsd with their
nending them ALL 10 n n p f3PRIED
si'2- Qunilties- -slsnd Femal Asmiuar
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O. A BARLOW, Dear Sir 1t -bieh bsVO
ore 70 DO able 70 say, taat consider
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sVer played upon, either u America or Fnro,
= ne ne y dals operate with better effect thsu In
i I ~. 5ne1ts and in TACT, Knabe's motto NAV
= VI ~ Aheslaior Mrs. o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher o. Music, Olsyalard
d, FT2I; 4 !. hoT8s4GLE, Teacher Of Music IN tbs
onlO STATE Blind Asylum, writes ~ FER srauinin
~ axe number OF WI. hnabe Cos Piano FOrteS
uunssltatlngly pronounce them SUPERIOR tr an 4
la1s seen Their tone is grand and noble: rhv hsvS
slSet capacity Tor sustaining the sound and thair
! ls-o ~ s1he o. poIer have nsTar heard eHosIisd
rlsy com pine With hns touch, DEPTH SEsstne@ of
: mat the bnabe Piano Is superior 70 All othsrs
2 see IN this country, for brliAncy sweetneas and
2ume o. tone, needs only to be heard to Convince "a
ne iaSt. - - State Journal. Oolumbus Ohio.
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PROBATE COUEr.-The July term of the
Probate Court, Judge Tilden, was held yes
tsrday. The following cases were disposed
Of:
Henry Yugar, assault and battery, $40 and
costs; Morrison shattuck, petit larceny, IS
and costs; Robert Barrett, assault and bat
terry, SIS and costs; Robert Goodman, break
ing into dwelling house in the day time and
stealing, thirty days in jail on bread and wa
ter, and $50 fine; Csssius sartell, petit lar
oeny, IS and costs. Adjourned.
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Now York Factory Prices.

5. BRAINARD 8 co.
daclg a8 SIfparior-St
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District No. Captain, c. A. Eunics 1St
Lieutenant, L. C. Hams 81 Lieutenant, W.
E. Way.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-07

DEGREE CoEFERKED.-Att the recent COM
mencement exercises of Marietta College the
degree Of I'D. d. was conferred on the Rev.
Samuel Woleott, Of this city.
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STEANER DILIGEET,
NEAR VICKsBURG, June 28.
-, o.. IL

4
via CA-ao, July 4.
Commodore Porter has two guns in pO-
sition above the city, and under cover Of
the river bank is doing good execution
One mill was destroyed. 4 rebel officer
came over the river under flag of truce
With some enrolled men, which General
Mower refused to receive, and they we're
sent to the rear to General Grant. The
officer stated that our men were con hnsJ
in the Court House his object of 60 urse
is to save it from our shells.
A Vicksburg paper, printed on wall ps-
per, came to hand yesterday. It says that
to the COnfederacy now whrn sorrOws
come, they come not in single fls, but in
bat allions; complains thats shell explod-
ed in its sanctum, and claims that it should
be considered exempt. We have . regi-
ment on the Louisiana side Of the river to
prevent rebel messengers from crossing.
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FROM VIGKsBURa.
Abandonment of the Bresohed
Forts--FiFe Of the Gunboats.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.
GRANTS HEADQUARTERS, 9 AN, I
lima d uin HAran Irlu

- AA''tN ~ LlNcI q n 81
June u, via CAIRO, July 4.
At FIVE o'clock yesterday afternoon our
msn were Withdrawn from the breach
made in the rebel fort in front Of Logar.
We we're not driven out by the enemy, but
our loss being severe from their hand gre
uades, we fell back few feet out Of the
way of that kind of missiles, still COM
handing the breach with musketry We
have not succeeded in placing our guns On
the rebel fort Our. casualties in the whole
affair will reach 15O, nearly all from hand
greuades, and large majority Of them
slightly wounded, the killed being com
paratively few.
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MILITARY ELECTI0Es.-The following are
the remainder of the company officers elect
ed in this county, on the 4th inst;
SECOND WARD.
ID Districs-Captain, 7. Hays; 1st Lieu
tenant, 0. L. GOyette; I'd Lieutenant R. Ar
mold.
! EIGHTH WARD.
First District-Captain, H. B, DeWolf ;
Ist Lieutenant, Horace FOOts I'd Lieuten-
ant, A. Quintrille. Second District-Cap-
tain, ]. D. Palmer; 1st Lieutenant, J. J.
Sweeney ID Lieutenant, H. C. Case.
NINTH WARD.
First District Captain, JOhn Martin; 1st
Lieutenant, S. C. Brooks; I'd Lieutenant,
A. c. Hagandobler. Second District-Cap-
tain, A. H. Barrell; 1st Lieutenant, W. C.
Storer; I'd Lieutenant, W. Warner. Third
District-Captain, C. T. HasbrOnck; 1st Lieu
tenant, VIM Butzmann; % Lieutenant, A. NJ.
Hazen.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District-Captain, COonrad Messer-
smith 1st Lieutenant, Samuel Sweet I'd
Lieutenant, John Miller. Second District
Captain, David Honeywell; 1st Lieutenant,
John MOhr % Lieutenant, Paul Schmidt.
RoCKPoRT.
First Distriet-CaPtain, John Barnumj
1st Lieutenant, F. G. Bronson ID Lieuten-
ant, Charles Hennie.
Second District-Captain, Austin Van
haun 1st Lieutenant, Noble H. MsrWin;
I'd Lieutenant, Calvin Pease.
wARRENsvILLE.
Captain, Willard C. Prentiss; 1st Lisuten-
ant, Charles Il. COnkey ID Lieutenant, W.
W. Blair.
oLMsTED.
Captain, Henry Romp; 1st Lieutenant, W.
Bushex I'd Iientsnant- -Iohn Ki-k
DOVER.
Captain, James NJ. Lathrope; 1st LiSutsn-
ant, R. W. Austin I'd Lieutenant, Michael
Dsitriok.
INDEPENDENCE.
District No. Captain, L. D. Hathaway;
1st Lieutenant, Edwin L. Hathaway I'd
William Giles.
MIDDLEBURGH.
First District-Captain, John Lamphear;
lst Lieutenant, COOnrOy Stump ID Lieutsn-
ant, A. J. Bewrick.
Second District, Captain Jacob Rathwsl-
der; 1st Lieutenant, George A. Whitney |
% Lieutenant, David NJ. Darland.
Third District-Captain, Louis A Fowles
lst Lieutenant, David Wylee; I'd Lieutenant,
George NJ. Hepburn.
Captain, John A. Gordon LIST Lieutenant,
Thomas MoVeigh; I'd Lieutenant, Ralph
Arnold.
sTRoNGsvILLE.
Captain, R. Il. PomerOy LIST Lieutenant,
Lorenzo Strong; Sd Lieutenant, Milton
Sprague.
District No. Captain, c. A. Eunics 1St
Lieutenant, L. C. Hams 81 Lieutenant, W.
E. Way.
PARMl.
Captain, E. NJ. Norton Ist Lieutenant,
J. E. Brainard ID Lieutenant, Henry Rob-
,rts.
Captain, Charles Robinson; Isl Lieuten-
mt, sardis Edgarton, Jr.; ID Lieutenant, A.
JliftOn.
Second Distriet-Captain, George Gilbert;
st Lieutenant, Nelson Moses % Lieutsn-
mt, James Eddy.
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HARRIsBuRGt July G.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has resumed busi-
ness All Of the passenger and freiaht trains
are running 70 day as usual, The road was not
injured at any point by the rebels.
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Simpson Is, beyond al question, q superior
artist and we sdvise those wishing 70 get 9 fne
fksness 70 call upon him. 4 visit to his gsI-
lerJ, No. s5s Superior street, viii richly repay
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