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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
TIE rms of Advertising. A

Twelve lines Nonpareil type, compact matte maize VI 'e-'
sSuiyalent IN space will Je counted as siudi
prof.ss,s,iable and Business Cards, 81 ie, pei
r for the first lines, and fifty cents or eAc au
H;t;cnai line a. <o-- s;no,a
Esrav Notices published four weeks. @z ior sngie
..i,,al ,nd 6ftv cents each additional animal
same notice
Legal Notices at Statute rates
sneci. Notices eaded and kept inside, having prece
of ordinary advertisements so per cent advance
. ordinary rates. . -,
Noees Of meetings charitable societies, &c, half
price 80 ,... I'll,
Advertisements not accompanied with dHectiohs VII
Inserted till forbid, and charged for accordlhgE
AZ transient advertisements must oe PdtdJ "
.ssraace This rule will not he v@ried from
Yearly Advertisements allowed the privilege OF ehais-
n quarterly
No Advertisement considered less than squart-
BILLS CoLLgcrABLE QUARTERLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
Groceries.

rs, Tea, Coffee Sugar, Spices, Tobacco Soap, Dried
without going into enumeration OF ar,,rp-
Subscriber would invite the public examine
his stock and learn his prices determined to sel
as cheap as any house in the West n his geeAa
are OF the best quality none need fear purchase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11

A good girl to 90 general housework
Enquire at this Office.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
FOR SALE BY

n. vi iyion, Min Point, c aytcn & Hopper, Mifai
d. Husdell Arena J NJ. avery Mos. low,
J. Wade, w Bl Mds p. H. Griffiiti.s Dodgeville e
r C. Brett, Highland d. W. Dudgeon, avoca.
and by Druggists and Merch ants geueralIy throuchou
the United states and Cauadas. Ally
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
NO\NN< no WNovC.

As . proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills arc
purely vegetable, have the certificates Of those ez
inent chemists, Professors Chiffon of New York, and
Locke of Cincinnati.
Read Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates
published in a conspicuous part of this Paper from
time to time
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
FER per bottle, IS per half dozen OF the Scan
dinavan Vegetable Blood Pills, 25 cents per box,
s boxes for 81.
Principal Office and Salesroom, No. East Fourth
ST. Sd Building from Main ST., Cincinnati, .. Lab.
oratory. No Is Hammond Street.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11

~-ysrCIkN std Surgeon, Mineral Point Wisconsin
n v-ee ~ - Typo
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
>n--e, DSLGAIRNS,

H-c-ArY Public. Land Agent &c, &c, Arena, Iowa
- oe.rtv Wis will attend to the payment of taxes
Le wiIh ACCURACY and di-P"tch 3l
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
Clothing Department

we manufacture to order Of the best mat ral ana en-
pioy none but experienced workmen. The public m.
rely upon every article manufactured at our esablal
meut.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11

These will be prices to all who pay prior to the list
of April To those who defer paying til time
the prices VIII bc increased to such as the
creased cost of Rep int may demand-therefore
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
SPINNING WHEELS!

We have large lot Of SPINNING WHEELS on hand
at present, and will furnish them hereafter when
As we are controlled by the Rail Road in prices,
will expect to be governed by the Railroad terms
which are Cash.
cLOwNEY + L Ark.
Mineral Point, August 1st, 1862.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11

A rrosNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chsncery, Min
a era Point Once in Altop's Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
FROM DAYTON.
The Habeas Corpus Case--The
Mob Spirit rife.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.I

10 the Cincinnati Gazette.1
DAYTON, Sept. 8.
W. 8. Huber and Tom speelman, who
shot Second Lieutenant Geo. L. Waterman
last night are now in military custody.
The civil authorities demanded them for
trial upon 3 writ Of hsbeas corpus his
pm.
Brigadier-General Cox was autographed
at Cincinnati to-day regarding ii, but has
refused to surrender them, Whereupon the
militia have been called into requisition
this evening to take them by force.
The city is in blaze. Bands Of music
ale playing in front Of the Court House
and along the streets, the mob element runs
high. The militia are now gathering at
their headquarters.
The result Of tonight can only b. con-
jsctured go far. As the Butternut ngncuI-
tural delegation of the Vallandigha m
meeting were on their way home IasI
evening on the Lebanon Pike, nine miles
south Of Dayton, they applied the torch to
the barn Of very prominent Union man,
(his name I have not learned, consuming
the barn with its contents. Several COWS,
oxen, horses and two mules, were burned
alive. The property is supposed to be in
sured. The total loss is not known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
1st. Lleut. Co. D, 29th o. V. N.

RESOLUTIONS ON THE DEATH OF 7. A.
WALTON, ESQ AT special meeting Of the
st. Andrews Society of Cleveland, held at
the Office of John c. Grannis ESQ on Mon
day, August 81, 1858, the following rssOIu-
tiOns we're passed relative to the death of our
fellow tOwnsman, Thomas A. Walton Esq.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
DispOser Of all events TO suddenly call from
this life Thomas A. Walton Esq, President
of the St. Georges Society of Cleveland,
therefore be it
Resolped, That the St. Andrews Society of
Cleveland, having sympathy with all other
benevolent societies, naturally strong with
the ST George, hailing as they both do from
the same British Isle, desire to express pub
licly the sincere regret felt by all of its mem
bers for the unexpected blow sustained by
the members of the St. Georges Society, in
the death Of one of their most valued and
honoTed associates.
ResoiUed, That the constancy Of Mr.. Wal
tons friendship, manifested on all occasions
towards this Society the uniform courteous
ness and gsniality of his presence at our an
niversaries, as we have ever highly appre-
ciated those sentiments and qualities exist
ing for US everywhere, we now depIore that
in one esteemed friend they have ceased to
live on earth.
Resolved, THAT We respectfully tender
our heartfelt coincidence to the bereaved
family of the deceased, with the cheering
hope that they may derive consolation
through Him who uttered, Blessed are they
that mourn, for they shall be comfOrted.'
ResolUed,-That tho Corresponding Secre-
tary be desired to forward a copy of these
resolutions to the family of the deceased, to
ths st. Georges Society, and that each of the
public journals of Cleveland be furnished
with a copy.
W. DOWEIE, W. LowRIE,
Secretary. President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
NE1 ADVERTISER RNFs.

G. A. Bead Co, Bankers-Gold. s liver and Cou
pons Bought and Sold, and Money 1aaned.
I. P. sheIwocd-Wholesa Q and Retail Dry Goods
BEker-Papers-Ioc ocal Notices.
S. Brainard Co Popular New Music
John C. Orane-TO Whom it May Concsrn--- 1 ccsI
Taylor, Griswcld 4 Co-New Dress Coods-
john II. Klippart-Stats Fair Notice No. ?.
Taylor, Griswold Uo-Aeronots AID DaLAines.
Lost-A Ladies silk Belt.
Taylor, Griswold % Opera F.rnuels-
Geo. Il. Wymaa-Msster's Sale.
Taylor, Griswold a Co-BeautifaI shGwIs
Pliny B. Young-CommisslJn Lumb D,aIer-
Taylor, Griswold COB autiful OIoahs
b Butts Oo-Ha;s Osps and F1rs
Robison-MnifaIy Uniforms. &C.
Ostharine Oberle nd Ann Cook-Pardon Kotice.
Capt. David StrattOn-Last Chance to Volunteer
ct PaRl's Church-LOoAl RCu e.
New Church-Local Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
FROM WASHiNGTON.
The Situation at Charleston--Sol-
dier's Certificates.
ITO the Cincinnati COmmerclaI.I

10 kub OluGlAuhbl
WAsHIEeFoE, September 8.
Neither the War NOR Navy Departments
have any advices from Charleston. 1t is
stated by steamer that there was no reason
whatever to anticipate the fall of Charles
ton before the advent Of the season in
which our army can venture of Morris
Island to points near the city without risk
ing as great loss from the climate as
from the guns Ofthe traitors in arms. Our
present operations there are evidently but
preliminary to those which are promptly
to follow the advent Of that season. They
are necessarily slow, because the point Of
sacrificing as few of our troops as possible,
is being wisely kept in view.
Hereafter certificates for arrears Of pay
and bounty due deceased soldiers will he
paid only by the paymaster belonging 10
the pay districts from which the certificate
emsnates. When presented to a paymast-
er outside Of fhe district fron which they
come, he will refer them to the senior pay
master Of the proper district for payment.
The immense number Of auditors eertih-
Gates now being issued renders this pre-
osution absolutely necessary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
NEW YORK MARKET-sePt. 4.


t,ottou-Market firm but less active Sales ct 699
zoe for Middling Uplands.
FIOur-Market opened somewhat excited and loo
I5c advance but clesed dull with buyers universally
re eiusing 10 pay an advance. -. -
Sales at si,eO65.OO for extra state; sa 2595, As
for Shipping brands of extra round hooped Ohio
s55Oa7,0O for trade brands.
Whisky-MarIet firm. sales At &c.
=Whear-HeAvy, unsteady and decnning- frlFate
accounts from England are very depressing. g.
Sales at ssc6sl ,07 tor chicago Spring s4cnl IL for
Milwaukee Club; 81, lisa, flor Winter red Westerni
81 ,Ia for Minnesota club.
C0ru-Market op med steady ard closed heavy ct
I62c lower. Salss at 73s175c for mixed western
ahuat chiefly at 73 and &c; 75c in store
OatH-MaTket more RctiTe and decidedly better.
Sales at 6O566 for Western.
WOOl-Market quiet and without decided change.
SugRFs-Market steady.
POrk-Market is q shade firmer with scarcely so
much doing. sales at slO.5o0u IS for neg prime;
SIS, ,2Odl6,r0 for new prime mess. Included In the
sales are OOO bbs mess deliverable on or before
the 18Th Of October. sellers option, at $3.50.
Beef-Market dull and unchanged with small
salOs. Prime mess beefdull and nominal.
Beef Hams-Dull and unchanged.
E(uE MeaIs-Frmer. Sales at 4AG5Ac.
shoulders Sales at 81 d9c.
Bacon .Sides-Steady. sales Western clear at
7Ae.
Lnrd-Market more active and irmer. sales at
90 IO6c The latter is an extreme for very choice,
and 100 kegs at ll9llHc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
DRAFTIN TROY.

IEoIl INeW IorKlJ sept. T.
The draft for this city began this morn
ing and terminated this afternoon. The
proceedings were orderly but great inter
est was felt and the Office Of Provost Mar
shsl Hughes was crowded throughout the
day. Only q small military force was on
hand although two regiments are in the
city.
Among those drafted were eight from
the Times Office, including the local editor
aud bookkeeper, h B. Hubbell, editor Of
the Press, and one printer from the Whig.
Several city officers and numerous pro nj
nent citizens drew prizes. ]. H. Rugg of
the telegraph Office was also drawn. The
best feeling prevails.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS.
The Great Meeting--Lsttsr from
General Butler.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette ]

CHICAGO, Sept. 9, 11:45 P. n.
Reports Of the great meeting at Spring.
field are just coming in though as yet
nothing later than 2 P. N. has reached us,
It was & brilliant success both in numbers
and enthusiasm. Many letters from dis
tinguisbed men were read. General But
ler sent the following dispatch:
LOWELL, Massachusetts,, Sept 2.
HoE. JAMES CoxKLMG Your dispatch
received inviting me to attend the Spring
field Mass Meeting just as returned from
q journey. Ishould be glad to meet my
brethren Of the Northwest upon the mo-
mentous questions of the present and fu-
turs. The rsbellious States only exist by
the weakness Of the Federal Government
Compromises are impossible, save between
equals in rights. Reorganization or re-
construction is alone useful, when the
vicious parts are to be left out. Amnestiss
are for individuals, not for organized COM
munities. Therefore, prosecute this war;
bring every part Of this country into sub
mission to the laws of the United States.
Then will there be no place for rebellion
no parties for compromise no occasion
for reconstruction, and clemency may be
shown and amnesties offered to individual
citizens who desire them, as there is no
other way to restore the Union.
Csigned, B.F BUTLER.
The crowd is estimated at from so, 900 to
10000. There was speaking at many
stands, several bands and great process
siODs, with devices, Sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
a00ELAND,s aERMAn BlTTRs
NOT a Rum DRINK.
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
AZURE FORTG
Thai Win BELIEVE fAs AHislsa
AND NOT MAKE DRUNKARDS.
Dr. HooAand's German Bitt.r,.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.

Do you rise with . coated fongus moniDEs, With
pad lasts the mouth and poor appetite ior break.
LaStf Doyou feel when you nrst gst up % We4A ena
SUD you can scarcely get aboutf Do y q naYo
dlzzneas In the head at tmes, aud otsn dulines5,
with headache occ 4alonally A your Bowels & st.
i've and irregular, aud appstita chhngsablel Dc you
tnrou up WIND from the stomach, and DO you sgell
Up offsnl Do Iou ie8i innsss aiisr eating, sink
ing RheE the stomach IL empty DO ycu have heart
bacn Oc aslonaIyl Do you feel loWsplritsd, and
look on the dark side OF things Are yuu not unusu-
ally nervous 1t timzs7 Do you MI become restiegS
and often liy until midnight befire ygn can 90 90
seepl and then 81 tfmes. don you feel dull ana
sleepy nest Of the time2 ls your akin dry and Bcaly
also sailoE9 In short, is not your life burthsns fu
Of forebOdinRs1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
NY. STOCK MARKET-Sept, 4.
Inunnr nnnAnH
stocks Market at Second Board closed slightly
Review of the New York Money and stock
Market.
IsY TELEsRAPH.I
7 TELEGRAPH.I
Nrw YonE Eenl


lBY TELEsRAPH.I
NEW YORK, EeDtember4 4.
There appeared to be some disposition towards a
-ally 10 Stosks tn morning, b I the market has
since given way and clos with an important de-
cline nd quite heavy. The grt attest fall Was ia Har
lem, which opened at 40 and settled down to 1885, and
since the Board has been sold at u.s. Hudson sold at
1885 to l4l against I4l,
Last evening New York Central sold at rs and has
since falen ~. Erie at time brought 100 but
after the close stood 020lO3 Reading after selling
at Il20Il3 fell to lO96ll0.
NJ CHG Central was 5Sl14 on the call, and since
then we have heard Of nothing doing. Aichigan
Southern, old, tell 70 IS and that asked and a
bid at the close lot Of the guaranteed brought l26,
fail of6 since YESTERDAY NOR ing Illinois Central
Scrip sold down to 49, but the close l22 asked
Cleveland and Toledo opened at lO3, last evenings
price, after the issue Of the last lots at Ill Cleveland
and Pittsburgh at one time sold at So decline,
but there large sales At 94 and Is closed at GIG
90 Galena and Chicago, firm and somewhat higher.
Alton and Terra HRute declined for The common
and for preferred; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago 3; Toledo and Nabash llA Chicago aud
Rock Island ll16 Chicago and Alton for common
and 81 for preferred; Chicago and North Mestern
Z Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen IL. Pacific
Mail fell to 20. Quicksilver closed at6lhG6lA, lbs
decline.
Government Stocks, firm but inactive; Missouri
Skies declined llx. sales of Tennessee Skies at
6l4: hOrth Carolina Skies 90, and Illinois Coupons
of 1879 at l02.
GoId---The mRsket has been unsettled through out
the day and there has been heavy fluctuations from
hour to hour. The market opened at l33. advanced
to I34A, fell from that TO 3l4, and at O'Clock had
worked its way back to 1884.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
COMMERCIAL.
ULRVKLAND mARKE4t,
MORNING LEApER OFT1OE,1
FRIDAY EVENING, September 4, 1851 J

MORNING LEADER OFF1OE,1
FRIDAY EVENING. September T. le5A- ,
FIOur-Quiet with sales 50 bbls good red double
extra at s4,S5, and 50 do at $3.50.
Whsar-sales 1000 bush free on board at sl,04;
5000 bush at sl,O6 and car poor white at 81 10.
COrn-Sales 800 bush from store at CSC.
Oats-Higher. saIes4 cars at SOC.
HIghTInes-sales 50 bbls at &c.
Butter-sales a kegs good Western Reserve at
Ice, and one or two small lots at lie.
Rggs-Quo;able at 4Ic,
Cheese-sales al sx9Iec.
Dried AppIes-Sales at SIC.
Iime-sales IS bbls Water Lime at SI,5O.
OiI-sales Is bbls lard at 25c.
ReceIpts-ls,7OO bush wheat, $50 bush corn :
4, 500 co bush oats, and car barley.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
neserters shot atMunfOrdsVllle
FROM BURNsIDR,s ARMY.

BRIDGEPoRT, Ala, Sept 4.
General Burnside telegraphs that he
took Kingston on the ID inst. Part Of
ninety brigades from this army went into
Kingston simultaneously with Burnside's
army. Burnside says he met with but
little serious opposition.
All of East Tennessee, except the Chat
tanOogs region, has been evacuated and is
now free.
Everything is working splendidly in
both Burnside's and this army.
The great obstacles in the region Of
Lookout Mountain will be surmOunted in 8
day OF two.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
FROlI CHARLEsTON.

NEW LOhA sept :.
The steamship Falcon from Port Royal,
September 1st, left Charleston bar at P.
N. same day, and arrived at o'clock,
this P. n. The siege still continued Gill
more had succeeded in running parallel
against Fort Wagner. The iron clads had
been Withdrawn from the attack on Moul-
trie, and the battery on Morris Island.
Charleston had not been bombarded for 10
days Everything was progressing favor
ably for the Union troops.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
FROM WEST TENESSEE.
Movement for the Union.- -Admiral
Porter,
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l

ITO the Chicago Tribunel
CAIRO, September 8.
The people Of West Tennessee are be-
ginning to move for s reconstruction Of
the Union. Large meetings Of the most
influential men, not heretofore known as
Union men have recently been held in
Hardeman county, at which patriotic 1e-
solutions were passed, petitioning Govern
or Andrew johnson to issue Writs for an
election, to be held soon, for members of
the stats Legislature, under the COnstitu-
tiOn and Union. These meetings pledged
the citizens to vote for none but Union
men.
Rear-Admiral Porter left last evening
on the steamer General Lyon. His desti-
nation is supposed to be New Orleans.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
N. Y. MONEY MARKET-sepr. A.

Uouey-Market quite stringent at sat p cent,
with nearly all the bust at the latter rates.
RterlinE Exchauge-In sympathy with gold !,
Is irregular and ettled First class bills opened
At I456I46X and closed dull at l44ks0l45.
C5oId-Very m 7ch unsettled. Opening at 81, ad-
vancng to 344 declining to 3Ox, and closing heavy
Goyerument StOcks-Dull United States
Skies Of 1881, coupons lO69lC6A 7-3D Treasury
second Board--United States Skies Of 1881, cOu-
p1ns closed at los /; t'ns Year Certificates, 99A:
STATE StOcks-Tennessee Skies 6iA; Missouri
Skies 6q4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

TIE MILITARY CoEERovERsT.-We pub
lish this morning, by request, q long state
msnt BY the officers Of Company D, 29th Reg
iment, Of the difficulty which caused that
company to march to camp ssparate from the
regiment. On the other hand, Colonel Hay
ward denies that he told Captain Wizsman or
Lieutenant Csnfeld that he " was not Colo
mel of the 2sth Regiment but did refuse to
allow Captain Wizsmsn to report his cOmps-
NJ to him at the camp, beeaess he " was not
eOnmanding the 29th Regiment '-msaning
thereby that he was in command of the camp
at that time, and not of the regiment, and
that officers Of the 29th regiment must report
to and through Lieutsnant-COlonsI Fra1os
who was in command. Again, his orders to
assume command Of the camp were made out
not to Colonel Hayward, but to Captain Hay
ward, of Company G, 29th regiment. As
commander Of The camp, thsrsfOrs, he vas still
Captain and not Colonel.
Colonel Hayward says be is ready to IEy
the mattoEin dispute before Adjutsnt- esnsr-
alHfu. and abide his decision. This is GER
saihly faff offer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

PHoToaRAPHs.-Ingsm Bragg have a
very fine collection Of photographs of " fair
women and brave men.'' The ILLNESSES of
Mrs. Stephen A. Douglas, Admiral FOOte
and General Garfield are especially fine.
Those whose albums are not filed will do
well to call and examine the stock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

FIRE The alarm Of FIRE last evening at
eight o'clock was OccasiOned by the eombus
ton Of bottle of bsnzins in Carey's White
Lead Factory The blaze 'Ras extinguishsd
BY shovel full Of sand, and the engines
which were promptly on hand were not
needed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

lGsa-Lymsn's Block. near the Court House,
ton D. o. ja1s1:d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
CHICAGO AIARKET-sOpt. 4.

FIOur-Markst frmer and closed quiet with an
advanced tendency.
Wheat Market active Sales at 966961kc.
COrn-Markst quiet. Sales at 56615655o.
OaIs-MArket steady. ga es at 453455fc. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

NEW FLOAT BRIDGE. "A new Float
Bridge has been constructed near the old
Columbus Street Bridge. Tbisis great con-
veLience to West-Side pedestrians. The
former bridge tender, Mr.. GOssick, has
charge of the hoat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

NEGLECT OF CHILDREx.-We ssw some
statistics short time ago, giving the causes
Of conAagratiOns in some one Of the Eastern
cities. The proportion Of them owing to the
imPrudsntPractices OfParsnts leaving small
children in charge of the house was we'll
worthy Of note. We are confident that no
parent can be too careful in this particular.
WelsArn that last week little child wAs
thus left by its parents, who live on Canal
street, and that during their absence it was
was burnt to desth through some careless
ness of the kind. Little children should
never be left alone. It is not difficult
matter for the mother to prevail on some
neighbOr to l,ok after her babe whenever
necessity requires her own absence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

Special attention is given % the collection Of
BOUETIEs, PENSIONS, BACK PAY, AND
OTHER WAR CLAIMS AND PRIZE MONEY
Personal attention is given to the prosecution Of
Claims at the Departments in Washington, thus
securing their early settlement.
Application sheuld be made at once 10 D. W.
Gage, Licensed Attorney al Law and War Claim
Agent, No, les Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
auFustS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

TIE EUCLID STREET PAvIHa-We hav e
heard remarks on the Euclid street paving,
to the effect that it is too convex for travel
ling purposes, except in the centre. We
hope experience WilIprOve it to be otherwise,
as it is pity that SO neat = job of road paw
ing should be in any way detective.
The cars will be able 10 make whole length
trips next week. There is to be a switch
laid near the corner of Euolid street and the
Square. The receipts of the street railroad
have fsilsn of somewhat, owing to thsincOn-
Ysnisnce Of the break, but they will doubt
less be largely increased as soon as all the
improvements are completed.