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DEAFNEss, CATARRH, AND 4 !, Z
DISEASES OF THE ETE EAR RAR ATm }1ds AZ GaicsSo
seve1al wee1 On Is 1e1a q = No n1ee S SSS Dsr
horn Etfeet Cobb's 8uilotnT Room No. L.
An1R k5Y1 AE-N& SAT QeEk1t8
, 1863-09-05
Nfm A1uertist111el1t1,
~ RAND RAILRO AD
EXCURSION TO
NIAGARA FALLS.

FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
Y0T3E PEOPLES MISSION ASSOCIATION
OF the FIRST Presbyterian {Rev, LII. Hrzapareys>
Church, Chicago.
LEAVING UNION DEPOT
On Tuesday, Sept, 18th. at 7:30 s. H.,
, 1863-09-05

Crockary, Chira. ap1 Glassware.
BOWEN KRoTHERS, =, u and 7B Lake sss.2es.
BURLEY = TTRREIL, q Lake steet.
, 1863-09-05

Hats, Caps, Furs, &c..
WEBER WILLIAMS 8 FITCH, Is Zaks streas.'
KEITH, EAX0N & CO., IS and n Lasa street.
, 1863-09-05

Hardwars; Tin Plat; ;sh1at Iron, &s.
VIM BLAIR 3 CO., 17s Like street.
BUCHANAN, ALIING i CO., Cnt.7zy and Wlra
Manuiactu1srs, 81 Lake Street.
, 1863-09-05
From $4,000 to $4,000
Present.
SPEAKING FROM SEVEN DIF-
FERENT STANDS,
Speeches by Senators Trunn"
bull, pooiittle, Lane and
Chandler, &C., &c.
twenty-five Rousing War
Speeches Delivered.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SrE1SGrH1p, September 4. 1868,
Many Of the delegations in wagons IRON
the country, wao had camped out last night,
did not leave until this morning. They
passed out of the cltY with bands playing and
flags flying. All the trains which left today
were nlso crowded with passengers, and extra
cars had to be used.
The people we're most orderly at the meet
Ing and In the city Not i single row &C.
currtd, nor we're there any cases Of drunken
Ices more than ordinarily occur In the city.
The dispatch in the Chicago Times, to-day,
is an editorial from the jState Register, and a
tissue Of lies from fret to last. The cores
pondentt Of the Missouri Repub1iean here,
though hitter Copperhead, teleg1aphs that
there we're FoarT THOUSAND people at the
meeting. There is no doubt but that the at-
fair exceeded the most sangufne expectations
Of all Union men present, and 1t must have a
good effect upon the State and nation: gene
rally. The meeting Was thus attended be-
cause the people desired to express their de-:
votion to the cause and their confidence in
the Government
Tie following gentlemen composed the
Co1,.1,ittee On Resolutions ut the German
sand of ths Mass Convention:
caepar Butz, of Cock county.
G. Il. Keller, Monroe.
O. Schott, hancock.
L. Bauman, McDnnouEh.
Frederick St1ummel. Macon.
Ph. Nick1e, Taxewen.
Lonit Frey, Mclean
Robt. Hockh2usen, Hamilton.
Henry Spfe1eT. Rlchland.
ChRs. Bettes, VIII.
Herr 6chiyirkhardt, St. Cl8ir.
j. Berghaus, Randolph.
Geo. Gund1ach. Clinton.
n. Kettering, Morgan.
Geo. Encist, Washington.
S. He1shbaeh, Sansamon.
- Burkhardt, St. Clair.
q. 6tach. Logan.
John H. HooBc. Logan.
The following are the additional resolu-
4 y. H. EE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-07
TRUSTEES Sale.

DY virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed by Isaiah
ID Knapp, Trustee Of =. @. Wright and Elizabeth
January, 1868, and duly recorded in the Surveyors
Once at the Port Of Wheeling, w Va In folio 2,
VOL 12s and 49, will the 18th day of November,
ing, W. Va, sell at public auction certain Stern
wheel Steamboat called the nEglAnElnA,n with her
county. W. Va.
TERMs OF sALE:-For cash as TO 70 much of the
proceeds rs may be necessary to pay OF q certain
note made by the said Isaiah Knapp trustee as
Aforesaid In favor Of ]. F. DienbackeI, dated the
the 18th day Of January, 1865 and calling for $780,
and to detay the expenses Of executing this trust
the residue Of Il Q purchase money to be made pay
able in two equal instalmenhS, six and twelve
months, from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
approved security. A, II, HOLMES,
ootl6-0Ot Trustee,
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TRANsPoRTATIONE
Raltimore l6Eao ohio .Railroad.

%
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g.. W. JOHNSON q SON s. 55SL'9A
Saddles, Harness, trunks &c
WHOLH8AIl 9 RETAII,.

WHOLE6ALB RETAIL
T ,. sHEPRARD .No.1s1 Main Street, corner
SasS1 W sS1ss e e - e f $500
ng Of ladies' and Gelflemg Saddles, Ffnsk OulFBs
Harness FunkH, Vaicas, Carpet Bags, E8tehall, Col
IIould spocfintIy caIlattsn1ion 70 ny afocE,ani
lFultby gtriCt attention and pfomptn1lI, % maTit
ecutl1na1co ct 4he pnblie patronage s-t
AnkindI Of Eepairing promptly dcus, and IN pro
pr mgnneF.i J. D. GHERPARD-
Seu2o'6e IA Main street.
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NAIL Train.
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road,


-
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Apri, aOth- Ises. pa
- senger Trains will leave Bridgeport a. follows.
lO=S0 A. n. Mail Train stopping At an stations ar
EiV@ 81 PittsblrEh at $40 P. n, and
Cleveland at T.SO p n
S4b p. NJ Express Train, stopping n ali stations
arrives At PittsbuTFh at SOS r n
lO=lO P NJ EEPreas Train, arrives 1t PfttSburJh At
$40 A. II. and Cleveland IT 9.lO A. 81.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave CLEVELAND ~ $50 A. u: and 900 p n, AZ
dVe 1t Bridgeport 81 $50 P. n, and 6-25 An
Leave Pittsburgh ~ 1.OO A. NJ, 600 A. Il. and
i2!o P. arrive 81 bridgeport At $40 A. n, 1905
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh With PsnnSyiVania R. h. for HaTTis
delPhia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland TOled r. h for San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
all points In the N0REH WEsE. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORM WEsT. with
Cleveland 4 BFie B. B. for Erie, Dun.
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara FAils. With
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
SIesthne Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson With the O. z. 4c.R.R. for Cuyahosa
Pals, Akron, MillsTSbuTgh and WOOs-
At Alliance with P. IT. W. @. R. h. Canton,
MAsIillOn, Wooster, Salem, Enou, Co
lumbus and Chicago.
AtSteubenVille with P. @. @. Line and AZ BEIIkfR
with Q. o. o. R.R. Tor ZauesTflle, New
ark, Columbus, XGnta, Dayton, Ind.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
St Louis, Sc. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West
ExeursiOn Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 800.
Fare always a. low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West North
and East can be procured at the once under the
MeLure House, Wheeling, Va or with Ticket
Agent At Bridgeport Station
Freight contracts will be made StlOWest rates 70
any point accessible BY this rOad and its connections
70 the East, North, West and Northwest, At once
port Station. WIN. D.TERRY, AGENT,
Wheeling, Va
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
B. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. feb6
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HELMRoLp,s ROSE VASE.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of syphIItie Ne
ture, and e IN injection in Diseases Of the Urinary
Organs, arising from habits q dissipation, usod
connection with the Extracts Bueh and San8paFiIb
In such diseases - recommended.
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable char
aeter win accompany the medicines
CERFIFICATEs OF CURES.
Prom eight to twenty years standing, win BHns
For Medical Properties o. BUuHU, see DIIDGnllto
y oftbs United states-
Sc Profsssor DEWKRs' valuAbls vorks On tn
Practice Of Phystc.
e Es@aEk: nsas By ths late eolsbru.sd Dr.
PHY6ICK, PhfladelphiS-
See remarks made By Dr.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL
9 eelebFatsd Physician, and member Of The Eoya
College Of Surgeons, Ireland and puhlishod In N
Transactions Of the King and ouesns Journal
See M0dioO CtTuTEieal Review, publiEhed b BIZ.
JAMIN TRAVKRs, yellow Of the Royal College q
Sc most Ofths Iats Standard WORKS On MsdIaps
ExIRAcT BucHu, 81 % per bottle, or six for S o.
EAlsAFAKmLA, q oOPor bottle or Gix fl =.
IlrP1OTED ROaE WAsEs sOe per bottle o. sx for ssS
Or half dozen a each for Sl2 co. UhIeh vim Be Iui
hesnt TO cure the most Obstinate eaIss, dirseons
Dsli7sTsd . any asaro.., securely paekodEOn Oh
- Describe sympsouas4n an oonmunIoIsiooE-
Cures guaranteed. AdVies gFatIs.
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AFFIDAVIT.

ParsonaIIy appeared befarsms, an Alderman Ofths
city q phia, n. 7. HRLNBOLns Who beng an
oote, no mercury, or other 1iuTi0ls drug b1t alS
purely vegetable H. I. HEL4B0L0.
sworn and s1hseribed before ne, tbs I'D day.
NoTOmbeF fsSE WIN p H1BBARD,
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race, Phila-
AddToEI LeGt1B f1T Information IN ogunosoe-,
II. Z HkL11BJLD, ChGnltsS
Depot 1OG South Tauth-st, below Chssnut' FhaAN
BEWARE OF C0UHTERFEITs
AND UNPRHCTPLED DEALERS,
Who endeuEor % disposs &OF THEIR OWN' an4
Huthers artieIas On the rsputati0a attainodby
HGlnbold's Genuine PrSpara.iou5
- EKfFaet Buehu,
GaEElpaTila,
"a Improved ROSo Wnsh
sola By an DruEsi.is sVeryNhera
AK ron HKLMBOLUs-EAKEN00 THEE-
S SSI 81 T &c aasS5S 40 t3P az s
iunl1 emsod
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nIARsHAL's SALE.
Tho United states

Tho Household Goods of John Knoto.
TN the District Court of the United statsa within
Il and for the Western District OF Virginia.
In pursuance Of the decree and order Of the said
District Court in the above entitled cause to me
directed, duly made and entered the 17th day Of
September, 1853, shall sell at public auction on
Wednesday, the 4th day OF November, 1868, at 10
O'Clock, A. 81 At the warehouse corner Union aud
Water streets in the city OF Wheeling the house
hold goods described in the schedule annexed to the
information filed in said cause,
Terms OF Sale, Call-U. s. Funds.
EDWARD II. NORTON,
oetN-td U. &. MaFshRl. W. D. Of Va.
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IN s D r AN CE.
10 THOSE WHO WISH TO BE
I n S u r. b d
AeAINsT ALL CONTINGENCIES,

IL 4AS6A9 W &3S w 49, - -
r n S u r b d
AGARsT ALL CONTINGENCIES.
uomn IN suIsANCE COMPANY, Of
III New Y0rk-R1RE AND INLAND
oAsH oAPrIAL every dollar paid 900 goo oo
Assets LIST July, 1855. WY %
The largest Cash Capital for the amountAt riSk Of
any Ofaceln the United States.
GON NTALINSURANCE CON-
" PAEY, Of the City OF New York.
CASE CAPITAL (all paid In 6O00Co "
Assets LIST July, 1858. 1,2SlozA ~
elAred to Policy Holders annually in which the
assured participate without mourning any risk
SiE o URITY FIRE INSURANCE.
y COMPANY, Of New YoFk-FIREAND INLAND
CASH CAPITAL (paid 600 90
Assets lat August Ib0lbl Is
Three fourth. of the nett profits declared to Policy
PfFTY-FlvE PER CENT. of Earned Participation
Premiums decllredfor the year ending August 1868.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
nj PANY, Of New York.
The LARGEST CASH CAPITAL Of any Insurance
Company in the United States.
Assets February 1st $4,000
The business Of this Company Is conducted on the
MUTUAL principle In the strictest sense the term
the entire surplus, DEDUCTING NECESSARY BX.
PBNsE5 ALONE, being EoUITABLY DIVIDED
among the ASSURED.
RORTY-RIVE GENTS WEEK will insure 8, 600
on the life ofa man aged 80.
POLICIES will be issued upon the most Eeasona-
BILE terms IN any OF the above RELIABLE COMA
MES for Wheeling and vicinity and losses promptly
adjusted and paid en- application to -
Once Main street, next door to n. 4 NJ. Bank.
Rep1b
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o5TIuE BAI41soaE 4 ONO RArIlsoAb ca 19i'
WHHELHa STATION, Aug. 9, 1Ss1sla i
ON and afteF Monday night. the 10Th q AuauEt,
" the Passenger trains VIII Be run by Che GoilOUs
Ing schedule. ~ Flif
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BLOODl BLOODI BLOOD!
HeinbOlfS Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
SXRHHTS-

This e an affection Of the Blood, and At4Lsks Tie
sexnAl Organs Innings Of Tie Nese, EAFs, Threat,
WindPiPe, and ether Mueus sUEfaeea making its -.
pearanee in the form of uleeFG. HelmboIdS EItfaef
eaFslpaFina p1Fi6es TIE blood and REMOVES an scay
EruptiOns Of the skins giving 70 the ConPlsHiOos
y for this elias u eomplaiut1 tEs Bood-Purfying
Properties are preserved 70 greater than any
other preparation Of saFsapNEflIa-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15
RAILROAD MATTERS EAST.

NEW YORK, August IA.
The Commercial says this has been an
active day in the stock market and the
spirit Of speculation seems to have broken
out anew. It is stated that the Erie and
Central Railroads refuse to pro rate with
Western roads in the contest going on and
that the same proportion is now paid for
the New York service that was before the
reduction Of fare. Parties who ere unusu-
aIlyWsll posted, however, in such matters,
insist that this is not the case and ara act
ing On the opinion They assert that the
New YsEk companies are pro rating and
that q redsetion Of freight as well ss pas
senger fares is about to commence. The
course of the market, however, shows that
this impression is not general in the
western list
Michigan Southern was the center Of at
traction, and after touching par ct the
second board yesterday vent up to 1O2 at
the close this morning. r
Sales 1000 shares. It commenced OF
los, and sales were recorded at los, and
at the close it stood at 108s guaranteed
at lI9t and closed at 1l84@1l9. Michi-
gan Central, 114@115 was asked at the
close. There is less doing in Illinois Cen
trsi today 1I9@lI9l. Cleveland and
Pittsburg, firm at 95@954, and closed al
954096. Galena & Chicago went up Z
lO4, and after the Board, reported at lO7
Chicago & Rock Island and Burlington 8
Quincy advanced 2 and went about
higher. Milwaukee & Prairie du CHER
sold Is high IS 81, bus closed at s5996
Pittsburg & Fort Wayne went up to 76(e
! 763 at the close.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15
CANADIAN INTELLIGENCE.
DIPLOMATIC PARTY EXCURSION
Blockade Runners Destroyed.
FROaI WAsHINRTON.

WASHINGTON, August IA.
An agent CT the Treasury Department
who went to England several months ago,
has returned to Washington. His mission
was entirely successful He secured the
conviction of the two eountsrfeiters OF
United States notes at the York sNsiEes.-
One party sWore that over $4,000 cf SO
bills had been printed and, and the plstes
destroyed.
It is believed that it is the only attempt
which has been made to alter such paper
in England. Specimens Of it have been
brought hither, which are only tolsrably
we'll executed, and could easily be detected
in this country by the poor quslity Of ink
and rudely engraved likeness Of Lincoln.
Lieutenant Commander English, in 6
communication to the Navy Department
dated July 28th, states that under instrue-
tions from Acting Rear Admiral Bailey
he assumed command Of the blockading
squadron of the eastern coast Of Florida.
he despatched an expedition up Mosquito
Inlet which captured 3 ship laden with
cotton, q schooner unloading, also o large
quantity Of cotton on shore was burned
and several vessels destroyed, one Of which
had her cargo in and about to sail.
A force was landed which destroyed all
the houses that had been occupied by
troops. On landing, the party was fired
upon by few stragglers.
The conduct Of ell connected with the
expedition was most praiseWOrthy. No
one was injured.
The boats secured the extensive bayou
for twenty miles, as far up as blockade
runner could get.
The Navy Department has heard moth
ing Of battle off the coast Of Maine, be-
tween a gunboat and pirate, except what
the newspapers contain this evening.
The Post Master General has ordered
that all mails for places on the Mississippi
river between Cairo and New Orleans, be
sent via Cairo. Letters, ETC., from Allan
tic ports will continue to go by sea, unless
/ otherwise directed by the writers. ,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

ing under the Depot and searching for addi-
tiOnaI letters, envelopes and drafts.
Carr claims that he only obtained 800 in
money from the letters. Fifty Of it was in
one bill, 3 grssnbsck. A number Of the
drafts found in the water are too much mu-
tiIated to ascertain their nature or smount.
There is one draft on the Mad River Valley
Bank, Springfield, Ohio, for sG9.s4, payable
to the Manhattan Company, and tive more
on the same bank, one for $3.50, and another
for s1ss 80, small portions only remaining.
There is draft on ] JOhn Parker for $3.50 pay
able to J. W. seslsy 81 900 draft on Ketch-
I'm, Bsrdan 4 Hubbard, besides numerous
drafts for small amounts. A GOvernmsnt
draft for s4s9.5O on the Assistant United
States Treasurer at New York, payable to
William MsLain, Assignee, tthe one taken
to Reed 4 Co.. has been returned to the
Springfield Bank.
The Springfield (0hiO) Bank claims to have
lost, through the mails, 81, 500 since the 9Th
of July last.
Carr is only about twenty years Of age, and
an intelligent, good looking young man. he
realizes keenly his infsny and disgrace.
His father Is q worthy and industrious me-
chanic in Richfeld. His mother has been
very low with consumption for some time
past, and this blow will doubtless hasten heI
demise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15
FRou NEW YonK.

NEW YORK, August IA.
One Of the men concerned in the hang
ing Of the negro in Clsrkson street during
the riots, an Irishman named John Mich
olson, has been arrested.
The draft, it is understood, win COM
mence in this sity on Wednesday next
Charles Jarvis has been appointed BY the
President Collector Of Customs ct San
Francisco.
Commodore Henry W. Morris, o. s. n,
died to-day.
The Common Council passed an ordi-
nance to-day apprOpriating 100000 to
exempt poor men from the draft by fur
nishing substitutes. Firemen are exempt
ed thsrefrOm without regard to their pecu-
mary resources. The Express says; "On
its passage by the Aldermen, who meet
tomorrow, it wiz be signed BY the Mayor.
A resolution was also adopted asking Gov.
Seymour to prohibit all persons recruiting
in this city for other States"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

We are authorised BY Government to collect
SIOO Bounty,
aue discharged soldiers, also the widow, children
rightful heirs Of all deceased soldiers also
Pensions, =
which every discharged soldier who was DIS
ab cd in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children mothers, ororPh-
an sisters as they are severally entitled under
the law Also, q
due discharged soldiers or resigned oheers,
prompay collected, or csshed. Also
Prize mcney.
Money due enlisted months men; money
due tssmsters, and every other clsss Of clam
growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
~ Avoid CIaiz and Patent Agents Wko
are net Ldssnsods a
We publish "Ths Soldiers Friend paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirB.-
Send rs your name and stamp, snd We will send
acopy trssi or twelve copies, one each month,
or So cents.
hpulY 70 as in person or by letter, with stamp
and Tour BUSINESS shHll hsVe prompt attention,
Tees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
u mp ished what we undertake.
7maa-Lyman's Block. near the Court House
Cleveland, and NO. 44S Ninth Street5 y ar hing
ton. D. G. janS1:h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

SUICIDE OF A MIEsTREL.-Mr. Charles
O'NeiI, who performed with Kathleen 0'Neil's
troupe, committed suicide BY drowning, at
St. Louis, on the 21st ult. Having received
the news Of the death of his mother in Phila-
dsIphia, he sank into desPonding state, and
on the morning Of the 21st he left his hotel
and nut an end to his existence BY
drowning. he was brother to Kathleen
0'NeiI.- Cincinnati Times.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

VIM. Green

To Messrs. II. II. BlakBirn, A. Crooks, Jason
Garfield, Loren PFentiss, and others
GENTLEMEE-I am gratihed BY your request
and shall take pleasure in repeating my Poem
on Tuesday evening the 18th instant.
In reply to the suggestion in regard to an
admission fee, will propose that the recita-
ton be for the benefit of the Soldiers Aid
Society. P. P. BISHOP.
CLEvHLAED, August IA, 1858.
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DTPToMaTfo RxCURsfoN.

- IW4sHEaIos, August Il.
A diplomatic party set out this syening
on-an axsursion among the lakss aud
rivers Of New York The party consists,
ss we understand, o. the Secretary Of
State, Baron Gerolb the Minist6r from
Prussia. Mr.. Milina, Minister from Nicara-
qua; Mr.. Tasssra, Spanish Ministsrj
Lord Lyons, Baron Stookel Russian Min
iRer; n. Mercier, French Minister; n.
schleiden, Hansistic Minister n. Ber-
nstti, Calan Minister; Count Pifer, sEed-
ish Minister; n. Astabrssags, Gillian
Minister, and several secretaries and at
tachss Of different legations. The hrst
place they will stop at is Sharon Springs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15
FROM WASHINGTON,
GENERAL 0RDER 275,
WAR DEFAETHESE, a. G. OTTIO., O.,s

WIH. OEIANLIIall-I = n y - I
,VAsKIEGroE, August I, 1868. }
Bv act o,' de General Assembly Of the
state of Iowa, appcoTed September llth,
1862, the right % N0se Tor certain l.,3;o. 49,
officers is given to vOIaRtsers OF soldlsrs
from that State in the mihEaeTy service o. o.
the Uuited States, and proTision IS maoe @
for the appointment Of one eomntssls, per
TO each regiment Of IsWs Volunteers, for
the purpose Of carrying out the act. Il q
hereby ordered that all such duly acoredit-
ed Commissioners from Iowa be furnished
with proper facilities for visiting the vel
unteers from that State, and be allowed
access To them foT The purpose indicated.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
(Signsd), E. D. TOWNSEND, A. A G..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

THAT WH1sTLE.-A gentleman informs
US that the dolOroEs whistle frequently heard
on the fats and by US attributed ts q loco
motive, is the whistle Of the new iron works.
We make this explanation in justice to the
locomotives, who, as class, are industrious
and cheerful, and rarely given to melancholy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15
CANApIAN PARLIAmRNT.

ToRoNTO, August IA.
Parliament assembled yesterday and
elected Hon. Lewis Wslbridge Speaker BY
eight majority. Today the Governor Gen
eral delivered the opening speech. He
directed special attention TO the existing
militia law, which required extensive
amendnent in order to place it in cOndi-
ton Of efhsienoy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-15

SoLDIEA's CoMING.-By dispatches re-
oeived last night, it is stated that the first Of
the Massachusetts regiments, returning from
Port Hudson, will reach Cleveland to-day
about noon. Those wishing to show theil
kindness and good will towards our brave
defenders, by distributing provisions 10,
among them, will not be disappointed in theil
arrival this time.
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Special attention is given 20 the collection OF
BoUNTIEs, 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 should be made at once to D. W.
Gage, Licensed Attorney az Law and War Claim
Agent, No, les Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
anrust3
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i.rvE ApTEKrIsENEHqs.

C. A. Read Co, Bankers-9Old, liver and Ok
pons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
P.c-Eic Fxcurrion- Moaning Star.
A-AG. Rettbsrg-Ladies' Fe-signy Cellars.
Frank Fdwards-Caupbe-l Ministries.
Misunderstanding.
Nv. stewsrd--For sac ohes2--Loaal Notice.
Militia Eotiee-Neeting.
D. E. Fisld-MasoEic Eotiee,
Bake--P pers, Magazines, &C.
J.R Sanford -PeEpT Light Infantry.
New Oburch--Religious Notice,
Mrs. Days sehool-LOch' No ice.
wm. ray-Local Notice.
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Mrs. DAYS soHOoLs.-The Fall Term
of Mrs. Days School, corner of Euclid and
Erie streets, will commences on Wednesday,
I'd Of September.
Mr.. Wilbur, Of the Commercial College,
will give lessons, as usual, in Penmanship,
and Madam Swain in German and French.
Mrs. Swain is also q successful teacher of
music. augl4:452it.
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DELEGATES TO CoEvEHTIoS.-The fol-
lowing additional delegates to the Union
Convention, which meets to-day at National
Hall, have been handed in:
ROYALToE.
Horace Edgarton, Henry AIKEN, John
Hughes, John N. Annis, - WhitWsn.