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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

ATTENTION FIRsT WARD MILITIA.-The
First Ward is divided into four;company dis
tricts, for the organization Of the militia Of
the Ward, as authorized and required BY the
State Militia Law, viz:
First District: all the territory lying be-
tween the Cuyahoga River and the westerly
line of Ontario street, and bounded on the
north by the sOutherly line Of Superior
street.
Second District: The territory bounded on
the west by the easterly line Of Ontario street,
Uu the uurTu Uy UnU -sUuutE0Tty &c = 49, \
street, on the east by the westerly line OF
Erie street, on the south by the northerly
line of huron street.
Third District: The territory bounded on
the north by the sOutherly line Of Huron
street, east by the westerly line OF Erie
street. on the south by the nOrtherly line Of
Ohio street, on thes.west by the Ohio Canal.
Fourth District The territory bounded on
the north By the sOuthsrly line Of Ohio stFset,
on the east by the westerly line Of Erie
street, on the south by the westerly line of
cross street and on the west by the Ohio
Canal
All persons liable to perform military duty
are required by law 70 assemble in their re-
spectiEe company districts on Saturday, July
4th, at one o'clock in the afternoon, and elect
one captain, one frst-lieutsnapt and one
second lieutenant Of said company: The
polls will close at FIVE o'clock on said day.
Plsess for holding said elections in the sew
eral company districts as follows, viz:
First District, engine hOgss on Champlain
street.
Second District, Jones & Sons Marble
Works, corner Prospect and Middle streets.
Third district = Tammany Hall, corner
Boiiver and Pittsburgh streets
Fourth pistriet-MoReynolds Feed Store
Ohio street. "
sl.s. C. @. ROsERs, Trustees
7. JONES, jr., First Ward.
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THE wOOL:MARKEF.


rr WOOL IN OHIO. #...H
The LOrain Democrat says "We can report a
slightly increased activity in the wool market IN
week, with prospect Of lively trade so3n Buyers
are now paying % cents for good c ips, and we - ow
ofa ew iots M ,t reach d a higher figure Holders
arc asking I5 cents, but whether they viii realize
that figure We can ct say"
The Springfe Republic says: "The wool trade
brightened somewhat Ia The latter par of the week
and the pr1es now rage in spring 1elh from 20 to
65c The transactions are comparatively small. The
ale is as brisk as il was this time last year.
Growers hold of and bus ers are firm" HH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

WEST SIDE STORE.-A large invoice Of
Ladies', Misses and Childrens' HQOn Skirts
ruv very pest quality Just received, and
selIiOgat reduced prices. Our stock contains
one hundred different sizes, shapes and styles.
Wehave complete stock OF staple and fancy
goods. White goods, shsWls. sun umbrellas,
&c, which We are selling at the-very lowest
rices. jIlyl:4i3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02
TOeOLpIERS AND THEIR HEIRS

ID. W. GAGE, Suoeeraop to Gage Bruce,
IL AuT hOTiz.d and oanssd hy the United States 10
coli ct Psn-iOn5A b unity aud back Pay, and other
Olaims agTin-r the Go ernmenf Oi the ~ S and o.
ths state Of Ohio By late law ~ COnPre-s soldiers
DIsCHA EgED by re- sOl Of WoUEns received In service
are entitled to $40 Bounty 50 die If the .hree
mouths 5eFTiee and large humber Of Others are on
tiled 70 pay for seFvics b. fore being mustered into
the q. 3. Service Gnd tho sande who aTe not mus
tered 10 at ali nOg entitled o. pay All suoh can
have their claims promptly diusted and collected BY
applyin peraCDaDy OF by letter eBcosu uR stamp to
d. W. GAGE, 1858 Superi r-St.,
A., Opposite the Merchants Bank,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02
LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
Oiseusslon 0f American 4 fraIrs.
FROM GEN. ROSECRGNS' ARMY.
ne is Pressing The Enemy
THR RRRRL INYAsInN.

WASHINGTON July l.
It was ascertained by our scouts yesterday.
VINO completed circuit txtendin ten miles
rom the city, that there are no rebel soldiers
anywhere between Frederick and the Potomac
special TO the Tribune, dated Manchester.
Pennsylvania, Ju y lst, says
Signal rockets we're seen and firing heard last
night at Columbia, in the dIrec ion of Gett s.
burg, and continued TIL O'Clock this morning
At times the eannonading was rapid and heavy.
The national troops occupy York IN large force.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

the French. The emnerOr sent for him and had
private tee a-fete with him at breakfast sDd did
not part with him until thu Council Of Ministers
assembled. This interview has civ n strength
20 lne IuIneI mat a renewed offer ofmedistion in
Amerie N "a irs Is lilzely to be the result OF the
all Of Puebla-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

EvERY pair of Speotaeles bought of L.
&. Solomon, the practical and Scientific 0p-
tieian, is made Of the very best quality Of
Crystal Glasses, ground under his own iu-
spectiOn. july2:446
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

LADIES, if you want a nice, cool dress 60
to kendsll's, or any other dry goods store.
But If you want delicious glass of Cream
Soda Water call at Halls, IL Public Square
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

Mas. HILLANCE has opened a Female
Intelligence Office at the foot Of superior
street, in the Atwater Buildings, where she
will procure situations for girls for twenty
fVe cents. Iunt 26:z46 -..#
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

SAILORS WAEFED. There are two new
iron -clads at Cairo, built for the river service
that want mea. Lieutenant Cottle Of the
United States Navy is stationed here for the
purpose of enlisting men for the above SER
vice. Walk up, boys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

The Company that has recently come
from Washington City and opened at Brain
ards Hall, drew a very good house last night.
It embraces some very excellent talent. A
performance will be given this evening, and
every evening until further notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

The receipts Of the rew ip con inue trifing. and
ut Of a. still cont ihe hands Of he produC-
eTs, who are dean lnding higher figures than aiers
an mann actureFs Gel warranted in paving The
stes cUmpri 20 on bs One-hau blood old ip at
7Oci 3,0JJns mixed Jerse cli9 at 7uc B0
FIsmys -Fshermen at fort Sanilac report the
catch SINAI TINS far the present stasOn good
many Of the ii aught this int SD pped to
leyeand and 70 edo, packed in ice II Lexington
Jefiersanian
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02
FOR SALE or REsT.
ssTGNEEs sALE.-Pursiuant

A SSIGNEES SALE.-Pursuant to an
n order made by the Probate Court in the
matter OF the assign nent II G. n. Robson, in
favor of the creditors, shall expose for sal- at
public aucrion at the door Of the Court House.
in SAID county, on the nth day of July, 1858 at Q
o'clock P. n. the following described lands and
tenements, to wit:
1Et. The east a Of southwest = Of section No
a. &c north Of Range ~ uEoat, 10 War
rem co ATTY, in the State Of Iowa. being so acres
Appraised at S240.
ID. The southeast 4 of the southeast 4 of
section l3, n Township 70, north Of Range &c
west, being in the county or Dallas, State Of
Iowa, being 40 acre-.s Appraised al sl2O.
Sd. The southeast 4 OF section p and the
northeast Z Of the northeast 4 OF section p, in
Township 81. north Of Range % west, being in
the county Of Calhoun, in the State Of Iowa, and
being 2lQ acres Appraised at $500
4th. The RoutheAstE Z and southlS Of north
east 4 Of section 10, and the west q ofthe Quth-
west q, and the sOutleast y OF Southwest 4 OF
section 20, in Township 70, north Of Range 30
Wes- and the earl z Of mort eat 4 # section
II in Township 81. north OF Range 30 west. being
ip Guthrie county, IN the State Of Iowa and be-
iRg4 SGrps. Appraised at $3.50 ytq
Terms cash. j. S. GRANNIS,
Assignee pf G. II. Rpbisan.
CLEvELAED, JEpe 10th, 1868, june10:4E BE-
EOR RENT-LARgE. ROOM IN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

Vox PoPULL-An who use Hudson's 8
Unrivallsd Tooth Paste pronounce it " good. -
Sold by all Druggists and Dentist, generally
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

sOMETHING NEW. A fine assortment Of
Spanish Linen. Travelling aud railroad
skirts just manufactured by L. A. Keppner,
No. 2 and Lyman's Block, Public Square.
julyI:446
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

DR, BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the Lungs, Honieopafhi-
eaiiy. Office vest side Of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23s
Perry street. marI7:444
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

AMERICAN BILLIARD ROoM-No. 222
SUPERIOR STREET Those that want to in
dulgs in the noble game of billiards will find
Mace room the coolest and plesssntest in
the city thete days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

STERLIEe's ANBRosIA FOR THB HAGR.-This
article is becoming very popular, Judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
meh23 STRoFe & ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

DEHTIsTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
so Wood street, All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, iD tho best man
ner and At low price deo2R27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

WADsWORTH's " Day Up >" PoR CATARRH.-
We do NOT hesitate to say we think this med
cine is the most ValIable remedy for Gutarrh
We have ever sold.
mch2S STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

Is now due 10 every soldier whe has been dis
charged By reason Of mounds reeeiped IN sertice.
C. g. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio, is the author
ized Agent for the collection Of this bounty.
Apply 70 him al once, in person or by let
ter, and to no other. Office in Lymans' Block,
near the Court House marchI3:R2s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02
APPOINTMENT.

A PPUiNTM rUr yHE
IN YEAB UF ls63.-DR. CLARK, G rrnan re-
isrmed BOtauical PBy iciau and surgeon vii con.
suit patients for all chronic diseases Of every ch,r
or, FREE or CHAReE 81 % following times aad Dla-
oes during the present year?
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N. =. NIoNEY mARKRT-JuIy l.

.... by TELEGRAPH.l
MOney-Steady at p -ent for call lnans
sterling RNchanRa-, over and dull Sales at
l5SDlh9 for first class bills.
GOld-Lower. Opening at 4514, nd closing weak
at g.. ....l .r.H
tioyernme-t stoelLse- Unsettled United
Nffe' fHii = Unfted States URe Year CeTtih-
sfnfr - inrhs " issnnri Si,es e.
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S0h BEWARD. -WBoRVER- Wiz

MN % EtNiH H7nO. = w BOENBR WILL
y ~ come forward within the next thiriy da3s,
and give iniormaiiOn ia be Police OF tHis { fty
or to the unde ig1 ed, Rsiw j lerd the ares fthe
m -c-eant. Or m Sc e ms wbo entered nv field on
sle flats, near ne dachiI SHOPS ot1he leve and
June 2ithi an who T. en- md treie 'rbsr --usiy
st b ed and muti'atei siz ou OF eight fine N len
the subcrber The above rewar AID will receive n 3
va m Hnf te .rty ha Is Uf he owner Of All anf
ais eno 2 ilig sDie 20 rear lfeat loes, sad viii
morit tls aTpgobstlon Of al good men, -.
Cleveland, June Is, IsSS. janss7-si5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02
NEW YORK NlARkET-July l.

NEW HOhh MA hEE-JuB l.
By TELEGRAPB.
COtton-Iess a,tive sa es at 7sc for Middling
Uplands.i ID ~
FIOur-lrreguisr nd unsettled. Round hoop Ohio
and Extra State and bring full prices, W lie
D etry much al other kinds ara dnll and ecIining
ale- at s566 6S.1O TOR ira :tate fsn5 On tor
common to good sh ppng brands Of round hoop Ohio,
cl sing dull and dropping
~ heHT-Op ned quite firm but clOssd dull, hold
ers lit mo disposed rea IL ...--.
The hAles aye 1T tllg al 30 fOrst hieagO Spring
81 i3B0l4I for Milwaukee ClHb: SI451nr.5O for win
ter red stern = ,5lgl ,i3 or Amber Michigsn
t'Oru-Uull. Sales at 75g7515c for ship ng mixed
Western.
GIaIs-Openedd dull and closed more steady. Sales
at7l H7655c. H. .............
Wool Firm with good demand
Park-0peued quiet and cl sed Fl mer- sales at
sl, ,s9Il Is for old mess sl3,3T1S9 $50 for ew do
siOay9li2 p ttr old and new prime and Sl3,509i6.OO
for new prime mess.
BeSt-Quiet At previous prices.
Prime FteEs Reef Dull and nominal.
Beef Hums-Quet and uncha Ced.
isHrd-Ies- active aud -carcely so firm, Sales at
9A9l0%c, tn latter an extreme price
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A Rim e.

...s -s.. PORT OF CLEVELAND, July /.
RHTERRD.
stmr May Queen, Nc Eay, detroit.
TIM Snsan Ward Straehpn, aginaw.
Pr,p Oiean, TiscOll Dunkirk. Ha-H
Prop tfacina Arthur BufItiO. I| .HH
Pop ew YOrs. M"nrOt, Du kirk. .
Prop PO tsmouth, Traverse, Buffalo.
P op OntsTii sh Ter, OedensburR
Pr p Wisconsin, vii vans densburg.
Bark Naiad, cox Marquette.
ScOw Q ,usin Mary, Root Clinton.
scow Highiald Chief Buckmaster, Port Huron.
CLEARED. ..l
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit
tmr L ei er, II ier. utOnagOn.
Pr p lfah.., Conkey, Chie-gp.
Prep New York, tnnrO Tal. do. #
Pr D Susqusbannah. Webster, DHnkirk.
Prop Ports Ouf :, Trlrers,,, S.ndusky. .
FrOl On ari :, haver TOedO. -.ff a..
'ch John hu y, B Ike 7uffalO.
Schr Minerva, L0uthiL Chicago. -
Z chr Hyphep, usbOrn, Detroit .t
ScOw ID ghland hiet, White, B ffalo.
H
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nYERA

kNOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
u GLASS DtE HOUSE. fu9 ~snesA st (Op-
pJsite firs Hotel By UMLAUFT q n EE- EL.-
Highly recommended b. TIE la-t state Fair Of nhiO.
DyeinR and leaning IN all is branches p ease call
and examine p ds in the st fiud the difference
th .sther dye -hOp finish our g7ods By stem
machinery prsb-ea The on.y uatrrinq machine
IN the western States O. finish Silks like new
- rREFEEENCLs. Messrs. rescott 3 Chase, Alrot
Horton. Bald-1n q Co, Ia. lOr, GriswOld Co.,
hsttherg Hausmann, Morgan, tsOOt 90. and
other Merchants. april as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

LiputeDant Jenkins 2d cavalryFkIne{i Order
" SergeSnt Nea haWu and prObs9ly ytitden Of
'ompany Corporal Bri; priv4t-s -Dinsin' r. /,
PENN tory, B sc, Kellogg, CLARK, twefty a d
sGrpOral ThHTbeF COmpany l. 18th in9isna
ii htIy WoHhdeds pFlvate SarbrOut, seriously
Hnun, ei; and RFiTates tBe9nett .Sennessii
'fil''sTg- and Virgil. Campany + 4th Kentucky,
ere slightly wOunde@. Fhe Chaftanooga Rehs }
{ the 2ffH and 2s n says ~ ~.ounded 4 stew
lrt's. di isiop have arrived q - the field ot
Bseeh CIR 10. .Lt-
! Il aI % s,,,s tive divisions we're Snghged a.
0 inerts and HOover's Gaps In the fRrallnme
-afninrGernea t. were being burned TW-rd hFe
rigades passed up yesterday, and John r
IN kssn has been oispatehed TO hold .himsel
readiness
Among the killed at Beech Grove he Rebel
| lIeliti ~ Adiufanf Thomas Of th7 2uth Tenn
! ~ The rebel loss l. 100 killed and 400 or 500
4 !, Il, Oel af the 9th hos the 20 lowing:
Jackson, JIize 18th Colonel Lyn 8 com
.iiandlnR the eaValry nntside of orr Hudson, NJ
tackled GriersOn, ~ the rear Of Banks ye- ttrdsy,
-aptuFing fiit4 pr enrFs and fliy- seven wagons
| aud putting th remainder q Hight &C.,
RIcHMOND, June 25rn.-feu Transports ap-
l or lafhed White HOu- tins morning aud a small
ioree landed. It is reported the picketz ad-
vanced 10 Funsialis STATEN. No apprehenslons
| re feli in official circles.
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RRON THE CUMBERLAND.

CoxcoRD CHURcH, 10 miles from TnIlahoms,l
t.-.. .HH...t ..r.. July 1.-r J..
The situation here has not materially ehmEed.
reconnoilance vas made to-day within three
and hal miles Of tho rebel strSHgholas. Z ms
have continued for the past forty eight hours
and have been unusually heavy. The roads are
n terrible cO7dition. and movements IlInUst
prevsed thereby, but with his unr-r-.leled
rerseveTaRce a ID resistance General ROsecTins
pushed on
Colonel Wilder's expedition returned &c
hqrned the bridge ct Dechard, and took ~ cnd
Destroyed large part Ofthe track. He found
only a small force at Deehard, whom he defeated
md dr"ve ont but Immediately ana he had
~ 81 de bridge a large force Of the enemy
anne in. lid - ..a.7 ....L.l ....q d.
o. -, cnerd a. only Twelve miles in the rear or
Tullas oma. Locomotive Whistles were distinct
ly4heard at Tullabsma yesterday. This Is only
the foun iation for the TumOr thas the e0els are
retreating % Chattanooga
Little doubt il enrertsined but that the retels
vii ight ne in the forts here. buttneir silence is
very strange. tI.s - .-g-fI Egt 2. E4
Tne cnuHtry is very difficult to operate IN 1t
sboUaAs in low level marshts covered with
underhrH-a. -...... 'sa-
SteadmAfSs brigade made reconnaissance to-
Hlay with n three miles and a hRlf % T llahoma
Two regiments Of tbe enemy were enenuntere
y Ian engagem Mt > s5isd, N which the enemy
gave wayfwith any senS 3 resistanee E, and " IN
rIIIIuE reiTlftaneeaO tllF shiFDisheFs-- ~ l0th
Hama and 4th KtnIueky Here pr neip2.ly en-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

l.fE. MORNING LEADER OFFlCE,l .
WEDNEsDaT EvEEINa, July 7, 1888
FIOur-Hesvy and duh.
Wheat aes cars red on traes at 81 25 1900
bush free on board same; ears do at same; go bush
white aiOatat sl,s3 car Indiana white track at
SIPS aud car white at $3.50.
COrn-Salss car shellCd on track at eOc and
cass ears delivered on @. P. track at same.
Oars Sale car on ira K at sc. .-E
HiEhw,nes-Ei m with sa IS at 43c.
Butter Cont nues dull aud minal at l3z9lle
for Western Reserve raE t#.
Cheese-small sales choice new at 9J69QAc and
old st Isc 7i.- SIC 2 -Jtt
ExEs-DulL Sales at Il@l2c. .
POtat0es-Sa-e ca load at 4Oc.
Receipts-I5 6nobush whras ard cars corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

YEssE,s PAssED.-The following vssO' 5 passed De-
trOit on the Suih: s,-s.t -.ra1r .r....a
Or steamer iy OF Cleveland barks Jesse Ho1t,
Aexande City of hicsgn; brig Earny Gardner ;
schrs Fulton, sophia -inith - ~ =
Down Steame IilnOis pops wee State y d.
Caldwell Mis- ouri schrs Gerritt Smith, VIII intg-
ton, A, Bradley, ]. w. Nicholas, Joseph Ora : t,
Lydia Case. '-
q OETONAGON HARB0R.-The ODtouaRon BIuer says
that the Board of Supervisors have passed resOlu-
tion accepting the proposition Of ". W Williams
Esq todredge a channel across the ba at the
month Of the river, for the sum oftwenty-6Ye huud
red dollars, and have appropr tied that smount t.
pay for the samsthe ehannl to be dredged ten feet
deep and one hundred feet wide.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

4 A4A - ~ , .
All vho are IN need IF aud buying -l0Er are re-
spe II AL Ni4ed T. eXa lie cur Ock beiire pnr-
.haz NJ ereWh re, W a. ~ re7Ards
81 - Am QUAL y urssl / 4 "a ge co.,
- ne of ev+rc Fr de ..- O. 5 M 'sslik - d de-
/ ahis brands cf re it Whe Akron,
suu herr hil and J. di ana "a rs SAL at y and
jiGs4 TF4TC ar, GAsDNEs, BUaT 8
DYE FLUT,Rl-A 6 I'd ARTICLE
"a 'HAF}HsR, qARBsEP, BURT 20.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

SoLoNOE's Optical Institute, under the
American HOUSE, is where the superior
SpherOldGl gpeetaeles can be obtained. o..
july2:546
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

IT took but a very short time for the
citizens of Cleveland and vicinity to find
out that the only reliable place to buy their
spectssIss and other optical goods in the city
is at Joseph 3. Perley's, 1873 Superior street
He keeps better aFtiAle and sells then
cheaper than aRy other Optieisn IN Northern
Ohio. he DOES not misrePresent bis glasses,
and, consequently, his patrons will not get
disappointed. Mr.. Periey's motto ia to sell
the bsst article for as low price as possible
iuIvl.44R ..e..-... ..--- -
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WFW ADVERTI9EREENTS,

ssFOk sabR,a aTO RFFT,5 1sT,0sTr
NANT6s y 9 FOUND. - 50 -..ARDfNq - 81 Our
Ia" and other ahOrg -sfioes, not eIcssdins
spH LIErEi Inserted tvFfcc IN this column for
crnta. three times IS cents, four timet
i , coul1s Tor all over FOuR LINEG. aud not ea
edi1E sfaHF ETNEs- douhle above rates
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COMMERCIAL.
aLR1rl.Ann mAnl. -.

4.fs. MORNING LEADER OFFICE, l
WEDNESDAY EvEEINo, July 7, 1883. !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
nsrciaF sends to that paper a list Of soldiers
admitted into the Post hospital at Som
erset, Kentucky, from which We take the fol-
lowing:
send list Of those rsaeigtd ia the Post Hos.
pital since June Goth
John 5. Wright, Company r, 1O2d Ohio
Geo E. Hurd, Company H, lU3d Ohio.
Elliott 4 Coles, CIu8pany H, lG9d Ohio.
VIM PiFrd, Company D, li3d Ohio
Corporal John SlbUm, Company E, IO3d Ohio.
A. !. Tuimani Company K, lu3 Ohio.
Wm- u, lsiggett, Company g. le5 Ohio.
A. B. Nash, Company ID, l03d Ohio. ==
R. GuaiI, Company y, s03d Ohio
Sergeant Daniel P, eeaton, Company NJ, I'd
oiliH FTsaEiin 5. Hale, oOmpapy u, ID Ohio cav
John P LaundOn, OomPans H, "a Ohio cav
ssergeantBlajor Henry H. Draks, I'd Chic cav
airy. EtE
Andres r Null. Company K, % Ohio cavalry.
Daniel Wlheaim, Company B. I'd Ohio cav
Sergeant A. ". Armieast COmPany B, 7th
james S. DarhelI, Company P, 7th Ohio cav
A. Mccall, Company F, 9TH Ohio cavalry.
Alexander Gibles, Co npanY H., I'd Ohio cav
II. B. Gapsn, COMPANY 3. al Ohio cavalry.
James Kirman, Isf Indiana Battery.
Boy DRoEEED,-HenEy Mcdonald, lad
six years Of sge, was drowned near the c. @.
C. Railroad bridge crossing the river, Rt
qaartsr before fYe so'eIosk yesterday after
noon. He was in swimming With his brother,
lad Of Is years, The little fellow became
fHghtehsd and was drowned before aid could
reach him. ". B. Robinson saved the eId-
est boy. The lost boys father is James Nc
Donald BIS body has not yet been recOY-
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THERE sreabout 700 men at Camp Cleve-
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