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Having had over twenty years experiences In the
treatment OF Chronic Diseases Of every character es-
peciay the Throat and Lungs viii give perfect sat
isacfi0n TO ali WhO may apply for relief Having had
several years vita unparalleled success Of which sat
isactory reference can be given NJ any OF the above
named places.
All medicines prescrb bed, and not operating salts,
factory, the money shall reu9ded for all such med
icines Feturned Psiee Of Bedioine for one month
IRON S2 90 to $500.
- The Doctor can be consulted thelast two weeks
Of every month at his residence, No. 81 GardenSt.
Cleveland, o. Post Office aIdress-BOx III.
febZ3: rs ltamdhw g. 8. OLARk, M n.
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BOUND 0vER.-The young man named
Gould, arrested for stealing $43 and a gold
watch from stranger at the lager bser cen
cert hall on Frankfort street, Monday night,
was examined yesterday before Justice Allen
and bound ever to the Court Of Common
Pleas in the sum of $500. Not having that
sum about his clothes be went to Jail He
protested that be was a British subject and
not answerabls to United States laws.
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OswsGO MARKEr-JnIy as

FlOur-Steady.
Wheat-Duli. Sales Winter re- Illinois at 81 ,I4H
and Winter red Indisna at Sill.
Corn Quiet. No sales.
Oats Quiet. No sales.
Uther grains quiet, with no ss'0I.
EreiGhts Unchanged.
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WESTERN RESERVE SEMISARY.-The Fall
Term of this Institution will commence on
Tuesday, August 1lth, 1868, and continue
twelve weeks. Nopains will be spared to Sc
cure the rapid advancement Of all who at
tend.
A Teachers Glass will be organized, re-
ceiving daily instruction in the thsOry and
practice of teaching.
Special attention will be given to the
subjects of Book Keeping, Drawing, Paint
ing, and Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Regular tuition bills from 81 to So. Board
from SI5O to 81 90 per week. For particu-
lars address, II. U. JOHNSTON.
FARNINeTOx, o July, 1868.
juIy28:450
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ENLIsrED IN THE NAvY.--Edwin P.
Slsde, a young lawyer we'll known in this
city, has enlisted as a private in the United
States Navy, and left yesterday afternoon
to join the Mississippi feet Mr.. SHADES ma
triotism is deserving of praise.
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NUMBER OF MALES IN CUIAHoGA COUNTY.
The following is an abstract of enumera-
tion of all the Male inhabitants, above the
age Of 81 years, in CuyahOga county, for the
year 1868, taken from the Assessors returns /:
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PERSONAL MurdOck gave readings at
Pittsburg last evening.
AIf. Burnett, the humOrist, is again before
the public. He is advertised to give one of
his amusing entertainments at Columbus
this week.
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NEW ScHooxER.-A new schooner of450
tons, built by A. & D. E. Bailey, Of Madison,
for the Milwaukes County Bank, was in port
yesterday. She is an excellent vessel.
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To BE LAUNCHED SooN.-Next week
Quayls & Martin will launch two barks, one
for Colonel Shepard, of Chicago, azd the
other for Z. St. John Bemis, of Buffalo.
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HOTELS.

DIROH HOUSE-l24 WArBR-ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio. This House iB now open foE
tue reception OF Guests and the Travelling Public Ren
orally It Is convenient to the Depots in the centre
OF buEineag and easy Of access every way.
u3-StrangerB viii and Il quiet House af the VeET
4. BiBOH 3 co.,
GpflGRH PFoDristorl.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

RS0 nm MONEY ADVANCED.
Q0OsO sOOV a runs . sait--st ths old stsnd and
Ieil known MAsh Eb's giaces On securities ofeTery
Elafs, Watches, Diamonds, JeHelry, Fire Arms OF,
uitre, oarlsl- Olothing, Pianos, Mirrors, Pairti1
olof ferlo1a Properly on tbe observation-disclosures
Bulue1s strictly private. Established 1851. WRtrh
a11 teUelTT for eale Ct bargains.
10. kW. WAGNER. No. Watsz-Bt,
o. oFtoT-sts over DaTil 3 PicEettoiEtoTsS
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NJ A r N e

PORT OF CLEVELAND, July 2s
ENTERED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger Detroit
Prop 0lean, Driscoll, Dunkirk.
Prop Young America, Chadwick, Detroit.
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Buffalo.
Prop OwegO, Bryant. Sandusty.
Schr Florence, Mcpherson, Burwell.
ScOW Fair Play, Benson, Port Clinton.
ScOw Valley, Snow, Monroe.
Scow J. Lille, Morgan, petroit.
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning STAR TIger, Detroit.
Prop Illinois, Robertson, Superior City
Prop Owego, Bryant, Buffalo.
p Op Elmira, Thorn, TOledl.
Prop Young America, Chadwick, Ogdensb1rg
Schr Grenada, Fitzgerald. Saginaw
schr Queen City, Atkinson, Marquette
Schr Mail, Smitn, OswegO.
Scnr ELK. Spense, Hamilton.
Schr COmely, Peterson, Buffalo.
sehr NOnpariel, FInley, Saginaw
ScOw Gen. Scott, Blanchard, TOusant.
kcoW Fair Play, Benson, Port Clinton.
Scow Mona, n .llory, Black River
scOw Cousin Mary, Root, Burwell.
scow Valley, Snow, Sandusky.
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FOURTH WARD VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION.
You are hereby notified to appear at the
National Hall, Tuesday evening, at half
past seven o'clock, for drill and business.
Every member is expected to be present.
J. B. MOLYEEANs,
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pVeIEEsg N0TI0Rs

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from Silk or Bunting in best
vie on short notice. G. ". CRoWEEL a Co.,
unsvI4.s5I ~ Superior ST.
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Simpson Is, beyond all question: supsrlcE
artist, s7d we advise those wishing to get hns
LIKENESS TO call upoz him. A visit to his gal
Isry, 10. a5s Superior street, VIII richly repay
both citizen and stranEer. RgIti
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NOMINATION..

CINCINSATI, July 25.
Brutus J. Clay, Of Bourbon County, Kentucky,
was nominated on the fifth ballot, to-day, for
Congress, in Ashland (Kentuckyl District, to fll
the vacancy occasiOned by the death Of Mr..
Crittenden.
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House Oh BOARD WAHTED.-A small
house in a good lOeality-rent about $3.50
or board in pleasant location lin family
without children nraferredl hz a zantlnrnnn-
wife, two children and servant, for which a
liberal price will be paid for comfortable ac-
commodations. Would require three con-
Meeting rooms unfurnished Address Box
1916, Cleveland, o., with particulars, price,
rent, &c.
Julv 28.45I
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NY. STOCK MARKET-JuIy %.
BUFFALO MARKET-JuIy 2s.

FlOur-U nchanged.
Whent-Dull. Sales ShebOygan Spring at 3, IO9
COrn-Quiet. Sales at 54lp55c.
Dats-ln moderate demand. Sales at 5O96lc.
Other grains nominal
Whisky-No Sales.
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THE Second West side) Volunteer Com
at II o'clock. J. C. BULL, 1st Lieut..
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n. Y. MONEY MARKET-JuIy 2s.

[BY TEL EGRAPH
1Ioney-Continues easy at sac q cent.
sterling ExehanEe-Closed d Il Selling at
40 for best bill s.
GoId-UnsettIed and little lower. Opening OF
rs, advancing 10 ia, declining TO II and closing
steady at Z78.
Government StOcks-Steady United States
Skies Of 1881 coupons lO6GlOS 80 Treasury Notes
I96A T; one year certificates 99a6.
Stnte Stocks Missouri Sixei 20.
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TOLEDO mARKET-JuIy %.

Nothing of an exciting character has transpired
to-day Under favorable adyces from the Easf there
is better feeling among dealers, and better prices
could be obtained than ruled last week.
Flour Sales l6O bbl5 XXX white wheat, at 90 Is.
Wheat-The only sale reported Is 1000 bush No. 2
choice red at s0 There are buyers at slO7 for No.
and tl ,0g for No. red.
Coru-NO sales. Buyers offer SIC for No mixed.
OaTE-Dull and nominal.
Other grains dull and nominal.
Wool Unchanged; 6Oc and CSC is paid for medium
grades.
FreIEhts-Dull and unchanged 2x@2Ac for
grain Buffalo; &C to OswegO.
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SECOND WEST SIDE CoMPASY.-The Sec
ond West Side Volunteer company held an
election of officers recently, with the follow
ing result; Captain, DougIss White; 1st
Lieutenant, John Bull; I'd Lieutenant, A.
II. Barrett.
We learn that Mr.. White declines to take
command. A meeting of the company is
called at sanford's Hall, West Side, tonight.
Alltbe members are urged to attend.
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COMMERCIAL.
OLKvKLAND mAnKE=S.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, |
IrLEsnIN EuEnrnn Iulu d IgEa

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
TUESDAY EVENING, July 2s, 1853
FIour-sAles 100 bbls red donbe extra at g. % and
200 bbls Indiana white wheat do at 5000.
Wheat-sales 500 bush red from store a. SI,o5
as bush Indiana white free board at sll2 cars
Kentucky white at sl,2 and l car red on track at
sI,G.
COrn-Sa'es Scars at sc on track.
Oats-Lower. Sales car at 6Oc and car at Gle
both on track.
HiGh Wines-sale 80 bbls at 42c.
Butter-very dull at I4si5, for Western Reserve
and I29ls5kc for Central.
REgs-Sales of a few bbls at 12l5o.
Dried AppIes-sa,es several small lots at SC.
Dried Peaehes-sales unpee,ed at &c and peeled
at lsc.
On-Carbon is held at sc and Linseed at tI,2O.
COGee-Has declined. We quote Rio at sO9s2c
and Java at s7159s9c.
Sugurs-Arre lower and selling as follows: Cuba
I1y<al2c; Porto Rico l29Iso; New Orleans I25z9
Is3ke; white coffee l4zGIiN; yellow coffee l2A9
l34c and crushed, powdered and granulated l54
@i5Hc.
saIt-seIing at 500 fer Fine and s2O5 for Coarse
and Ground Solar.
Rcceipts-3,30O bush wheat, and car oats.
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MANHATTAN HOTEL.-Nos. 3
lyl 5, 7 and 3 MaTsy-St., second door from Brood
way, opposite the Park, New York. HuRgip1 Flirg
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- Dr.. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine HnG
EiectroPathy, cUres obstinate cases Of DyspeP
sia, Rheumatism, Scrofulal Neuralgia and nll
asrFous diseases End diseases oi the bral1l
Throat Heart, Lungs, Liver Enc Urinary o.
rnus, and other Chronic discs8ea. References
TiVen n many formidabls cases cured IN thls
rjty a. = other physicinEs bad islled. See Ec.
seThseT1sus N smother column. Oates No y f,
Garwaas- efTaaa
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sIxFY-sEooNp OHIO.

Richard Busy, G A. NJ. Brown, G.; Cor
Poral ". II. stonebumer, A Rufus P. Stoke
ley, A Sergeant Major Jas. School Martin
UnSbaugh, D; Noah Robinson, I Lieuten-
ant Hazzleton, II John W. Ranbo, A; N.
Ausburgh, D; 7. N. Many, C; Oliver D.
Rimsey, William Hsger, D lst Sergeant
7. Nelson, E; Corporal VIM. R. Cater, G
Sergeant 2. Smith, G H. BurlinghRme, I
W. S. Cohagen, c; Corporel R. Muselman,
+ Sergeant J. MOriat, G Ira Goodwill, I
Corporal J. Ketchum, K Essau Harris, B.
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WOUNDED OHIO Troops BEFORE CHAR.
LEsTON.-A Beaufort(s. C.) letter, dated July
22d, to the New York Tribune, gives list Of
wounded in hospitals at that place and Hill
ton Head, and Of officers wounded in the az
sault on Fort Wagner. We extract from the
list the names Of members Of Ohio regiments.
The following officers were wounded in the
assault on Fort Wagner In the 9th Ohio,
Colonel VOrhies, Lieutenant Colonel Com
miuger, Lieutenant Parsons, Lieutenant E.
". Whitman, Lieutenant steerns. In the
cd Ohio, Colonel Steele, Captain West,
Lieutsnat HazIetOn, Lieutenant FOote, Lieut.
enant Blaney.
The following are in Hospital at Beaufort,
(C CN-
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An ordinance was reported which prohib-
its cars running on the Kinsman street road
between the hours of two P. N. and six P. n.
on Sundays. The penalty of each convic-
ton before the Police Court, for q violation
of the ordinance, is not less than IS nor more
than 500. The ordinance is to take effect
from aud after its passage. It was referred
to the Committee on Ordinances.
The following ordinances were passed:
Providing for the drainage of certain
streets.
Providing for extending Eagle street main
sewer from Eagle to Erie streets.
To grade and improve Franklin street.
To grade and improve High street.
To grade, drain and improve Lake street,
between Water and MurIson streets.
To grade and improve Middle street.
To establish the grade of Wood street,
providing for the construction of branch
sewer and branches in sewerage districts
No. &c.
To establish the grade of High and Middle
streets.
To provide for the construction Of branch
sewer from Eagle street main sewer along
Murison street to Ohio street.
Adjourned.
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WLDsWORTH's +" Day Up" FOB CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
ioine is the most ValIq6Is remedy for Catarrh
We have ever sold.
mch23 STRONG Z ARMSTRONG.
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APPOINTMENT.


a ITUIN M UNI FUh u
"a YEAR OF ls63.-DR. CLARK. German Re-
formed Botanical Physician and Surgeon, Will con-
suit patients for all chronic diseases OF every charac-
ter, FREE CHARGE at the following times ald pa.
ces during the present year:
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We are authorized By Government to collect
sIOO Bounty,
1ue discharged soldiers, also the widow, children
rightful heirs Of all deceased soldiersi also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who was DIS
ab ed in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters as they are seysrslly entitled under
the law Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned oihcern'
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teausters, sDd every other class OF clam
growing out Of this OF any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
sEAvoid CIAia and Pateat Aseuts who
sre net Lisszscd,
We publish "The Soldiers Frieud,' paper
Of much interest 20 soldiers and their heirs.-
send Us your name Rna stsrP, and We vii send
a copy treei OF twelve eopisB, one eseh month
OF IS cents.
Apply 70 uB in person or bJ ietteTi Win stamp
End your BUSINESS shall have prompt attention
Feos low, snd no charge until after we have ~
comp iEhed Whist We UNDERTAKE
Omcs-Lymsn's Block. Bear the Oourt House
Olsvalanc, and No. 4A3 Ninth Street, Washing
ton, D. c. lansl'tf
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Rose & Prentiss, Provision Market Re-
DOrI.

The following are tbs rates charged by them:
HamB-Sugsr cured premium Hams, per d.. lOc
Canyassed
Shoulders Sugar cured per fo ...-.6fc
" canVassed- -................73
Bscou-Or smoked sides per
Lard-Prime leaf kettle rendered in bbis......e94c
in kegs........lOc
Pork-HO Mess per $50
" Extra OleaT....-........ .., 1880
No extra charge made for packages carriage to
railroad depOts boats, All articles are warranted
strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugar cured Hams and
kettle rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE 4 PRENrISS.
Nos. l42, Ili and I45 Ontario ST., Cleveland.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NOTICE 10 INVALID S0LDIERs.-SOldier
who have been disabled by disease or wounds
incurred in the service, and have received an
honorable discharge, can enlist in the Invr-
I'D Corps, and receive the same pay and al
lowance as able bodied men in the service.
Those who are able to carry a musket and
perform light duty will be used as Provost
Guards, Patrols and in the ordinary duties Of
Garrison. Others more disabled, will be
armed with swords and pistols, and be en-
plOyed as Police Guards at the public stores
and in barrack, or as clerks, orderlies, &c.
Applications for enlistment may be made
daily to the Military Committee, at their
rooms over H. D. Kendall & Co.'S store, at
three O'Clock in the afternoon.
W. F. CARsY, Chairman
NJ. Barlow, Secretary.
Cleveland, July %, 1858. jy29:45O
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HARDWARE.
,.ANlNa MILL.

====- MILL-THH
NEW PLANNING -biy rshtted the
IN undersigned having thO7ous
FLAMING MILL, st.,
formerly occupied By J. +. Percivai on Elm-
tSide, near Stanley and Grahamis Pail Eactcry,
: n ow prepared 70 do Planning, Circular and Scrcn
. wing, Wood Turning and MOuldingB.
marahs.R22 " A HpNWG aga-
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1887. WANTS & FouEb.

DOG L0ST-FgoM MY RRsIDEEcE
} on Erclid Street, the Is;h inst. black and
tan dog. gnrwers 20 the nnmc II Nat Will pay
ask NJ questions JOHA SHELLEY.
Suly - ISIS iuly2j 45y
c76 TO S 80 PER MONTH TINS
ID y Little Giant Sewing Machine Company want
an Agent In each COanty, 10 rolCi orders Tor their
new . ID MEOhine, with gauge scfew driver and eN-
trz needles. We viii paw liberal salary and eN-
peases, OF give lsrge commission. For paitic1Iars
Terms, &C., encio e stamp nd add. ess
7. S. p. y, 1olcdo, O.,
Gen RAJ a gent for the inilCd states
iulYl5:dfwsm 80
WANTED.-LOCALAED TRAVEL
w Ixe gents in every Town County. Circu-
lars with Tsstis ouiais of tlrgymeu and Scientific
men, in regard to the P1,i. egsl = ny = tee. co
isAA0 haL,h, ,t,,,,---,,,-, - = SI;s ~,
MIAMI ED. = 1000 NEw on
w BBLs
FOR sale 200 bbls LUBHIgATING OF, choice
article, almost equal TO Lard Oil. Price low.
rnaTH W-O sCOFIELD 200.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAoHIEE)
w Farmers, Volunteers and othsrs, 70 know that
heir aWomen folks can earn e TO so Per week wi
one Of Akin C ebrated knitting Hechin Il viii
paru It's cost 10 tn rty days Price, complete, $50.
Weight l5 pounds Freight from 90 cents 70 81 81
Send for cifculsr and samples (Baud stampsl
ELLIOTT s BkaNSOE,
aprza Rg2 12a IRke-St. chicago. ia
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NEW YORK HlARKET.-JuIy 2S.


TBT IELEGRAPH-T
COttOn-More active and firmer. Sales at &c for
Middling Uplands.
FIour-Msrket opened heavy and closed dull and
561lOc lower.
Sales at s49O95lO for extra State; s5,7Oa5,sO for
round hoop Ohio; S5,707, 10 for trade brands
Whisky-Market heavy. Sales at 45045Ac.
WheaL-MarketO opened quiet and firm, but closed
dull ana q shade lower
sales at lOO, ,ls for Spring; 81 l39l,2 q for Mil
Waukee Club 81 220l p for winter red Western :;
sl 10 for wiuter red Illinois
COrn-Ma-ket opened lc better, but closed dull at
about yesterday prices. Sales at 69d7Oc for ship
ping mixed western nearly ali at the iUside price.
Oats-Dull, Sales at 72G73c.
POrk-Opened quiet and closed dull. heavy and
lower Sales at sil 5O6ll ,62S or old mess Si3,37R
01l3,5O for new mess slO,OgGIl,OO for old aCd new
prim ; sl3, 60 for ne prime mess.
Bacon SIdPs-Dull for new.
Lurd-Market firm. Sales at 95465lOc.
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EXCURSIONS.

Pleasure Excursion to Lake Superior
THE STAUNCH FA- 49,
YOaI st, amer s'NORTH- RSsH>
ERS LIGHT" tapt John Spauld- -. 80
ing, will leave Our dock for Lake Superior on
Wednesday, JHIy 29ih, ct SP.H.,
On her erTHIRD GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION.
HrFor variety aud interest this nj cannos be eK-
ceIled the cODtine Mt embracing the distance uf
over 1000 miles and about ten dsys Tins.
ns-Fare for the round trip, S2G.
BB-FOr Freight or Passage apply to
ROB'T HANNA & 90,
julyz2 40 l69 and III River-St.
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CORPS

NORNl OATsI,-FOA SALE BY TIE
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sIxTY-sEvEErH OHIO.

James McManus, D VIM. Baker, B Ser
geantG. W. Hunt, F D. Ganett, A Christ
0Pher Snyder, G Augustine Winter, G Jas.
NJ. Geise, G Francis White, T A. N. Cor
don, G.; E. Edwards, A /; A. Hopkins, K !;
Sergeant J. E. MintOn, Il D. c. Bliss, K /;
Corporal ]. Whidden, K; A. J. Herne, K |;
s. Duncan, F. J. Green, C; G. ". Russell,
D Sergeant L. Hebenthrall, K Sergeant J.
Shoemaker, K J. Young, K r.. S. Dawton,
H David Boyd, G John Grubb. G Victor
La Poiut, Il EDWARD Reth, A; James Ma
larke, E James Dealanty, D Sergeant VIM.
Snyder, 7 Wm- Devlin, F; c. Russell, K !;
Isaac Eekley, I; Corporal @. swartz, G Ser
geant J. Parsons Owen, K.
The following were in Hospital at Hilton
Head:
sIxTT-sEcoND OHIO.
7. F. Blackburn, I; W. J. Farris, B B.
Hall, B; L. Wiley J. W. Harris, I W. J..
Williams, B Corporal P. H. Haskin, G.
sIxTT-sEvEETH OHIO.
Sergeant s. Morris, E ". A. Wannsy, G.;
Peter Brady, A @. Dasher, D.
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OALT-5,000 BBLs FINE SALT IN
~ prfma packages on hand and to arrive for sale,
81 THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT 4 CO.,
Agents for Salt Company Of 0nondRga.
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OUNCE of Preventative worth pound Of
cure. Hudson's unrivaled Tooth Paste saves
the Teeth from Decay.
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STERLIEs's AHBRosIA FoR THE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch23 STRoEe 4 ARusTRnra
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toriier OF Wall snn NASSAU suoeh -
To,s amount q assets. Jan l. isSs slisss.o IS
T TOY ,s ssSn' Of premiums 1875 ssass 4
Disdend for the year 20 stockholders "a Is perct
cue ran,e~d cssn dividend 70 dealers tholdns
ssTaas s@rius III. ys.i Whether ' o.s f Ss.
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