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THE DRAFT IN PHILADELPHIA.

THILADLIFHIAl JuIy q.
The draft for the Fourth District was
completed this morning.
The draft for the Eighteenth Ward,
Third District is also finished.
The Provost Marshal, two enrolIers, and
the blind man who drew the envelopes
from the wheel, were all drafted, which
created a good deal of merriment to the
lockers on.
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NEW MUsIC.-Messrs. S. Brainard & Co.
have just published g L'Estranged (Fhe
Stranger) beautiful and artistically arrang-
ed instrumental poem, by Mr. Frank B. sted-
man of this city. Mr. steadman is young
man of much acknowledged musical ability,
and this composition will add to bic already
high reputation.
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NY. STOCK lIARKET-JuIy 2i.
Inr rnInnnApa
TOLEDO MARkEr-JuIy 2s.

[FROu TOLEDO COMMERCIAL.
FIOur-NO sales reported.
Wheat-Saes Of ], 200 bash No 2 red at sl,C6; $50
bush do al 81 %.
COrn-Salrs Of 3,5OO bush rejected at iss.
CiaIs-SO sales.
salt Fine $500 z bbJ.; coarse and ground soar
a2O5
WOOI-Nequote the range to-day from IS to 6Oc
Water Lime-Saies at 81 ,21 per bb!.
Iumber-Pine boards: first clear S}l,OO 2d do
f26 90; Cd do box, S2l,OJ; stock tOards, sl6,uu
common do, $500. Sawed shingles, No. !, 81 500
800; No. 2, E3,75 q NJ. Lath. s3.UU e NJ.
FFeiEhts-Wheat to Buffalo, Sc ; to OswcgO &c.
Through rates unchanged.
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PORTLAND, July 2.
A special dispatch to the Courier from
Cberryfelds this morning says that Cap
tain Haskall, Of the schooner Virginia,
who arrived at steuben yesterday from
Boston, reports seeing about half past ten
O'clock Yesterday morning a steamer on
PetiI Merriam firing heavy guns at some
craft low in the water, which was return
.nn u na
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WEsrvIEw S. A. s.-The West7iew
S. A. S. held an Ise Cream Festival on the
evening of the 22d inst which was decided
success. The large church was filed with
Union loving soldiers friends" Patriotic
songs filled the hearts of all present. The
following sentiments we're read and respond
ed to:
Oar Union, shall it be preserved ?" Re-
sp3nse by George Pinney, Of Mantua.
" Our soidiers-the pride and hope Of ouI
country" Response by 0. W. Kendall, Esq.
" They call as Names" " What is true
patriotism" Response by Rev. A. W. San
ders.
The responses were characterized by the
eloquence and pathOs that true patriotism
can only give, and the enthusiastic cheers
were but the pulsatiOns of the great sympa-
thetic heart Of legal America.
At the close Of the responses, the great
satire, "Call 'em names, JEFF. - was sung by
the choir with a snap and vim to it.
The receipts were thirty-eight dollars
which will greatly assist our ladies in theil
labor of love-" A.
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10 the CineInr.tI CommereIaI.l
WASHINGTON, July %.

WASHINGTON, July %.
It has been finally decided by the Pro-
vost Marshal General that person pay
ing $500 would exempt him from that
draft only, while if he furnishes a substi-
tute it will exempt him from other drafts.
Counter opinions have caused this deeis-
ion to be again put forth.
The Richmond Examiner, OF the 18th,
states that Lee madehis Northern invasion
entirely on his own responsibility, neither
being compelled to make it by the people
nor the Government.
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WET NURSE WASTED.-Apply to DR..
Cushing. jy22:449
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UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH COMPANY
The new Telegraph Company, called the
United States Telegraph Company, have
leased an Office in this city in the Atwater
Building The line is in successful opera
tiOn at this time from Washington to Port
land, Maine, and will soon be working
throughout the west. It will come into
Cleveland by way of the MahOning road. A
contract has recently been entered into to
run the line from Columbus via Piqua to
Union City On the BeIIefOntAine road. The
President of the United States Telegraph
Company, Mr.. Randall, was in the city yes
| terday.
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N. Y. MONEY AlARKET-July 24

nIOuey-COntinues easy at = cent.
sterling Exch0nge-Quiet. Selling at l3S5S1
I3g for firse class bill s.
GOld-WithOut decided change. OFeniDg al 25l4,
and closing steady at Poi G254a Ter cent premium.
Government srOckB-Firm. eeven-thiTty
Treasury Notes lU7luTk United states skies Of 1851
coupons 1861 United States sixes Of ISL registered
1863 United States Jne Year Certificates 9y51.
SIafe SIOcks-Missouri Skies 70la,
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sew YoRK nIARKRT-JuIy "a.

lBT TELEaRAPH.l
Cotton-Less active and scarcely SO firm. Sales at
62d63c.
flour Market heavy and closes slightly in favor
OF buyers.
Sales at s4,s595I0 for extra State; s5,6545,75 for
extra round hoop Ohio; sO07, ,25 for trade brands.
Whisky-Marketf favOrs buyers. Sales at 45G454c
and small lot at 435fc.
WheaI-Market opened dull and closes heavy
with holders ofcOmmOn grades rather more disposed
to realize.
for Milwaukee Club 81 2EGl Pa for winter red wtst-
ern ;el, 10 for winter red Illinois.
COrn-Fair request Without decided change Sales
Oats Firm and in moderate demand. Sales at Il o
76c
WOOI-Quiet and unchanged.
SuEaFs-Active and firm.
Pork-Opened dun and closed a ssade easier
Sales at 5OdIi 62z for old mess sl3 513625s for
new do SO 256ell ,l25 for cid AID prime Sl3,
Ol6,OO for prime.
Bncou SfdRs-Dull and heayy.
Inrd-Dull and lower. Sales at 9d9b C.
Cheese-Dull and lower. Sales at s0llc for COM
prime.
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FRO1I PRTLADFIPHTa.
PHrrAnrrpH1a Inlr 9

IHILADhLFaIA5 J JuIy q.
A private letter from q public officer,
written in Washington day before yeslsr-
day and received in this city Thursday
evening, stated that Lee was again north
Of the Potomac, heavily reinforced and
threatening Pennsylvania No eon6rma-
ton or contradiction Of this report has
been allowed to come by telegraph from
Washington, but it cannot be true or We
should have heard Of it from the border
The rumor Of the invasion Of Pennsyls
vsnia was taken from the Evening Bulletin
of this city.
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JOHN RgTLIDGE was arrested the other
day by Provost Marshal Nash, as a deserter
from Company H, l24th o. Y. I. He OBJ
tained writ Of habeas corpus, which was to
have been heard before United States Judge
Wilson yesterday afternoon at . O'Clock.
Previous to that hour, however, Rutlidge
concluded to let the habeas .dror and
take his " corpus back to his regiment. Ho
paid the costs of the proceedings.
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OLEVRLAND HOOP SKIRTCO.

141 superior-st., under Weddell House, and
also, 1914 OntsriO-St.
This Company, having opened Sales Rooms in this
City beg leave to call the attention Of the public to
their own manufacture.
Ist. We keepa LARGER STOCK than any whole
ealer in the State.
2d We MAKE a greater variety Of Styles, Shapes,
Sizes and Qualities than any Manufacturer in the
United States
3d. The steel and all the material for Hoop Skirts,
from the primitive state 20 the salesrOom, under
our supervision and entire CONTROL consequently
customers obtain skirts from our house without
paying second profit.
1ag-AlsO-the largest assortment Of COrsets and
Spiral Bustles constantly on hand.
HB-Our Retail Department is in charge OF oompe-
tent Ladies.
HE-Herohants supplied cheap at Wholesale.
fRANR BIOS. a CO., Proprietors,
ie5 l4l Superior and l9t Ontario-Sts
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COLONEL SHAW KILLED.

NEW YoRK, July %.
A private dispatch from Fortress Mon
roe, to the merchants news room, says
that Colonel Shaw Of the 54th Massaehus-
etts Colored regiment, was killed on the
18th inst near Charleston.
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Rev. DR.. Isaac NJ Wise of Cincinnati,
will deliver discourse on Sunday the 26Ih
instant, at half past seven o'clock in the eve
ming at the Huron street Synagogue. Subject,
''The Influence Of Judaism on Civilization"
Admission free. jy25:449
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OFFIcE OF Assisr1Br QUsRrERMs srER, I
lLa.-. larL.- ID lrlr Il lAsa [

OFTICE OF AssisTiBT QUs RrERMssTER,
Cley, Land, o., July Is, lSS3.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED
Propo ais will &c received until 10 o'clock A. M,
l1y 18th, 1868 for furnishing Fuel for the Of the
Troops at Camp Cleveland, ohio, viz:
Five hundred ls0O cords seasoned merchanta-
BILE Hard Wool, and
Three hundred (5eJ) buhhes Of No. Bitumiu-
Gus Coal.
The above be delivered the City Of Cleveland,
subject 70 the order Cf the Assistant Qusrternaster
Prop sItiOns must STATE the quantity offered and
must be accompanied y guarantee OF two respon-
sible psrsous, That The perry wi fulfill TIE contract
70 awarded TO HIN.
Written cont acts Ufll be entered into and cOntrac-
tors required give bond for the fithfu perform
ance OF ihe contracts. Payment will be made upon
the completion Of the contract.
The III der igned res ryea Che right 10 reject any
and all Bios that may be deemed too hish
Proposals TO be addIe-fed 20 the undersigned at
Cleveland, bio, and must be endorsed "Proposals
for Fuel" JOHN q. CRANE
iulyl7-4f9 Captain and Asst Or Master.
BE-Herald and Pan Dealer COPY I'd
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COMMERCIAL.
gLEvELAND mARkKEs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
FprnAV EvrETvg IulV 81 1854

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING, July q, 1868.
FIour-Market dull and dropping. sale 100 bbls
fine -four at $500.
whent-Inactive and unsettled. Sales car at
81 o. at sI,Oik and at sI,Os, all on track and
bagged.
COrn-Sale car ears at 5Sc.
Onts-Quiet at 62c.
HIghwines-Quiet at 42c.
Butter-sales l2 irkins Central at I21sc and IS do
Western Reserve at lie.
Rggs-In good local demand with sales at ll9
Ike.
Dried AppIes-sales choice in small lots at SIC.
Hams Sale 1900 lbs Fremont hams at lOc
saIt-steady at s2,oOfor 1ne and sos for coarse
aud ground Solar.
ViueEar-sales cider vinegar atll}5c.
Receipts-2350 bush wheat, car corn and Gears
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BoARDING.-Mrs. CawoOd, No. 100 Sen
eca Street, has enlarged her space for board
ers and those seeking a comfortable home,
at reasonable rates, will do well to call upon
hn-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

rRovcsT NJ tRsuAL GEEEsAL's OFFICE,
Mss IsGr ~, ID. O., May p, 1853 !
LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
fI Join any TartieulaT Cgime Of cavalry CIV in
the neld, are hereby ant 10 present themselves
any time during the thir days to the Board
Of Enrolment in their respective Districs. The
Board shall examine md determine upon the ftness
for the service, and q found to he mt the Provost
MaTshsl OF the D. stri,t shall give them trausporta-
ticn tickets to the raj rendezVOus at The Head
Iuarters OF the A. A. Provost Marshal General OF the
state.
As soon a. they Fres Mt themselves at this general
Rendezvous they sbau DO mustered bF q mustsring
and diHbursiug oficer and PAID BY him the bounty
allowed By law JANIS B. FRY,
Promost MaTshel General -
HEAD QUARTERS PROvOsT MAEEHAL,
EIGHTEEETH DIsTRICT or OHIO,
CLEVELAND, May 81, 1853.
: The Board Of Enrolment for tbs Eighteenth Con-
Fressionai District OF Ohio ow prepared 70 ac-
cept under the above orders Of be Provost Mar
ahql General.
Applications received at this ONCE, third floor
northeast corner. Government Building, near euDliC
SIuare. FRED'E. A. NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
iuns2:tf-R'3 Eivhtren'h District OF Ohie
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Simpson Is, beyond sn question, superit
artist, and We advise those Wishing to got ane
Tkepess to call upon hin. A visit to his ga
lery, No. 95s Superior street, wiz richly rsPss
hnfh citiEsn ara st-nr rar. pN+-
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PERsoxAL.-Assistant Paymsster b.
Melville Hanna, appointed to the navy from
this city, is detached from the steamer J. P.
Jackson, and ordered to return home.
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ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK.-A certificate
of authority to commence banking has been
issued to the first National Bank of Akron,
Ohio-capital SlOO 900.
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NEW Church or Swedenbergian-meet
every Sabbath afternoon at three o'clock at
Lyman's Hall, three doors South of the Court
House. Subject for to- mOarow's discussion
Mans knowledge Of God limited to his
kno1Iedge of Man. july25 449
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Orr FOR ZANEsvILLE.--Csptain H. NJ.
Neil, with two u pound Napoleon guns of the
22d battery, left Columbus Thursday after
noon for Zanesville.
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HEw ADykaxIsEkzsNss.

T. P. Handy--Ss'iOnaI Bankers' Ass7eiatiou.
John Shelley-Dog Lost.
10 o4les-ThermOmeters.
Taylor, GriswOId & CO--scO ch Ginshams.
Schmidt disqualification Of Partnership.
Found--A Pocket Book.
!. McGaryey--Piumb.r Wanted.
MIS-. Cawood Boarding.
O. Cutter & Son n-Auetioa-Loeal Notiee.
Swedenborgian Meetings-Local Notice.
Rev. DR.. Issac NJ. Wiss--Relig.ous Notice.
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NOTICES.
OFFICE OF AssIsTsET QUARTEBuAsTER,
Cleveland, o July l6, lss3.


Cleveland, o July l6, lss3.
ITO CONTRACTORS SEALED
Proposals will lbs received until 10 0 clock B.M !,
July 2J;h, 1863 for furnishing Forage for the use OF
the Army at Camp @ ess land, viz:
One Thousand 90 0l hushelsOl 0ats;
One thsusa d tlC0l bcsbels Corn, and
Fort Geo ions N bsled Timothy ray.
The foregOir rTtIc'es musf b. of . good merchant
sble quality hey must b. delivered in The City Of
Clevelsnd. Ohio, Ht sa place IS the undersigned
may designate -
ProposiIions must ate ths q9aatity offer, d. and
must be eCcOmp ptni.d by guarBDte f two respOn
sible p+rsons = a the party will iulhl tire contract
Il awarded TO him.
Written contracts will be entered into ERd contrar-
toisreQured % give Bend for ihs raihful perform
ance of the contracts. Payment will be made upon
the completion o, the contract,
The undersigned the right to Tej Ct any aud
an Bis { at ma be deemed 100 high.
Proposals 90 be E7dTcsstd 10 the undersigLed at
Cleveland, Ohio ard endorsed Proposals foe Forage.
JOHN q CRANE,
lulyl7 $50 Cap.ain and Asst q Master.
BE-Hera'd and Flain Dealer c5Py I'd.
E.B-The grain u be delivsrgd in good gunny
sacks aud no extra cha rg8 TO be MAZE ior them
Herald and piain Dealer COPY 6. n 81.
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The UNITED STATES HosPITAL.-A cor
respondent writes us that the United States
Hospital at Camp Cleveland is all that could
be desired as to care, cleanliness and ventila-
ton, &c. Only one death has occurred
among the patients during the past three
months. The inmates now form two com
panies who are drilled by Captain George L.
Hayward, the military instructor. One COM
pany of eighty men are able to take the field
again. The other company is drilled, but
crutehes and canes are used instead of mus
kets, Yesterday the invaliis divided into
two companies and fought each other in a
sham battle, to the great amusement of the
spectators.
The 10Th Regiment has about 600 men in
camp, forming, in the whole or part, eight
companies. The barracks all look attractive,
being newly whiteWashed.
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APPOINTMENT,

WASHINGTON, July "a
Ex-Governor Of Utah, S. L. Harding, has
been appointed Chief Justice Of Colorado
Territory.
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THE celebrated statue "Dan. Webster
is to be sold at auction by o. Cutter & Son
to- day at o'clock in front Of their auction
room No. 134 Bank street. jy25
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A SPLENDID Rosewood Piano Forte will
be sold this day Saturday at the Auction
room Of 0'Cutter & Son, No. l34 Bank street
at twelve o'clock precisely. july25-449
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A LADY having had superior advantages
under the instruction of Boston artist fol
qualifying herself to teach landscape paint
ing in oil and India ink, and pencil drawing
will teach a class in Cleveland during the
month Of August. Address, box 987.
July 24:450.
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RUaIEEsB EOTIQRs

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from Silk or Bunting IN best
vie on short notice. 6. ". CRoWELL Co.,
r,sv1A.s51 zIl Superior st.
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HANDSOME PREsENT.-An elegant flag
has been presented by stillman Witt, Esq,
to Captain William Wilson's Company, 125th
O.VL
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PERSONS wishing to purchase good Fur
niture, Carpets, Mattresses, Bedding, China,
Cat Glass Ware, &c, will do we'll to attend
the Auction Sale by 0. Cutter & Son at No
134 Bank street this day at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
iy25:449
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PROBABLE Loss OF A VESSEL WITH ALL HER GREW.
On the morning of the 2lst of July, W. T. Catlin,
ESQ., found on the lake shore at North Eas., Penn
sylvania, stick of wood about three feet long and
the size o. the arm Of man, to which bit Of paper
was firmly tied by lady's shoe lace, and on the
paper the following written in pencil, in firm,
bold hand;
sNoTIcE.-Whoever finds this, please convey the
sad intelligence Of our death to Capt. Howard. Our
boat is down and all will perish God forgive us ior
our sins JOHN W AND WIFE"
The name after the W. wal not legible, having
been defrced by the action OF the water. On side
of the paper was the following Capt. Howard lives
in Buffalo, n. Y. Good bye, my friends" Some yes
sci that left Buffalo on Monday last probably,
lost during the gale Of Monday night last with all on
board.
Tue SoLD.-Capt. Joseph Raymond of Detroit has
purchased the tug L. L. Lyon of Messrs. Stone Al
len of this city, for slI50O Ths Lyon is five years
old, and is a very substantial boat.
We find the folIowiag items in the Erie Gazette Of
this week:
AsHoRE.-The brig Fleur de Marie, from Toledo
in endeayoring 10 make this port light, on Sunday
morning, struck the bar near the Lighthouse, aud
SWING round, bow northward. The wind being east
and blowing fresh, she was driven back past the
Lighthouse and forced on the brach. Efforts have
been made to free her by means OF dredge and tug
but without success. The tug was also beached m
the storm Of Monday night.
A sailor, whose name we did not learn, belonging
to the schooner ST. Paul in endeaYOriOe to make hls
way to the vessel during the storm of Monday night
fell ntO one Of the slips Gt the dock and was drowned
before he could be rescued.
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Influence OF THE NEW YORK RIoTs AT
TIE WEsT.-A correspondent Of the Roches-
ter Democrat writing from Toledo, says that
the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
Railroad have depot at this place for the
transit of produce and merchandise from the
cars to vessels, which is about six hundred
feetlong. The transactions are so large that
this immense space always appears full and
Oftentimes crowded. The freight cars that
arrive from Chicago loaded with freight,
bound east, average two hundred and fifty
per day.
On visiting the building this morning, it
wss found to be entirely empty from one end
to the other. In the stream and at the docks
are twenty sailing vessels, eleven steam
ers and an immense number of canal boats,
all idle.
The wave of the riot in New York may be
said to be felt emphatieally bere. Instead
of two hundred and fifty cars arriving this
daE, only three have come in. All parties
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The Wheat crop in Lake county is said
to be very large. The greater portion OF 1t
has been harvested.
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A FEW more recruits are wanted for
Company B, Cleveland Grays.
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CLAIMS AND PATENTS.

We sre authorized by Government to collect
sE8O BOunry,
due discharged soldiers, also the widow, children,
rightful heirs Of al deceased soldiers sls"
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who wss DIS
ab ed In the service, is entitled Also, Pensions
soIdiers' widows, children, mothers, ororPh-
an sisters as they sEe seVersly entitled undef
we iAN Aiso' Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers
promptly collected, or csshed- Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, snd every other class OF clam
growing cut OF this or any OtherVar.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
~hvoid Claim and Patent Agents wkH
are INST Iisensed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" PsPef
o. much interest 50 soldiers snd their hsirs.-'
Send US your name and stamp, End We will send
a.eopy nee: or twelve copies, ore each mont
OF rs cents.
aid Your BUSINESS shall have prompt attention
Fees low. and no charge until SITTER We hEFe ae
comp ished what we undertake r,r,,,,,
o5ee-I,yman's Block. near The Ccurt House
cleveland, and No. as Ninth Street, Washing
ton, D. C. IaAai;t
~ DE-. Gibson, Professor o. MsaiciBe sns
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases Of 9ysPsT
ala, Rheumatism, 5crofnls, Neuralgia and a.
nervous diseases, snd diseases OF the BralH
Throat, Heart Lungs Liver and UrlhsFs %
raus, and other Chronic diseases. References
TiFen to many formidable cases cUrod in th's
isity after other physicians hsd failed. O. rs
VsTtiseusnt in smother coipEna- Crlee ho. . =,
rfraaf
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j. DWIGHT PALMER,
JOIN NEvIEs,
G. ". PALMER,
Enrolling Committee,

TIE VoIUETEER REGIHEET.-Reeruiting
is going on for ten companies, designed to
form the Cleveland Volunteer Regiment.
There are two companies of the Psrrys, two
of the Grays, one West Side company and a
company of Germans about full. -Four other
companies are being recruited for, and the
prospects are that they will soon be full also.
Every night Atheneum and National Halls
rssOund to the tramp Of citizen soldiers who
are drilling. Rapid advancement is being
made by the new recruits. When the regi-
ment is fully formed, it will be one of which
Cleveland will be justly proud.
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The Union Central Committee for the
County are requested to meet on Saturday,
25th inst, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at
the Court house.
W. B. CASTLE, Chairman.
July 2Sd, 1862 jy2l-449
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NTOTTCR 10 BOTLDER9-PRC

M OltOE IL D DOlBOHIC-- 4 NJ =
IN POSALS for trInishir The materials and
building sc HOU3 HOtSF IN District No. 3, East
Cleveaad, will be rtceiv-d 81 saturday, July 18th,
1853. Plans and ecihc tiOus be seen and bids
received at the ofice OF Dr. = G. Thomas EucliU-
st., Eat Cleveland, and a. The Office of L. Prentiss,
in this City.
Tne Board reserve The rigbt to accept reject any
bid. Bidders viii estimate the amount they Wll at
low for The old School bouse tasite from the Oi) in
District No. 6, to bo taken down and removed
By order Of tue ommit ee
CInrafana- TmI- rsfg O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

ELEcfIoE OF 0RFICERs.-The members of
the Second Volunteer Infantry Company
West side) are requested to meet at San
ford's Han, Saturday evening, July 25th, at
~ O'Clock, for the purpose Of eleeting com
missioped officers.