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RERRL NEws IrFMa

MRMPHIs, July 13s
General HurlbuFs scouts who left Okaloma on
Saturday evening report an intense excitemept
prevailing all over the South
A rebel telegram TO the Oka'oma Standard says
that Johnston had repulsed Grant at Jackson.
An address from Johnston to his troops pub
hshed, calls upOa them TO be victorious or die.
Three dispatches were published stating tnas
~ Wenty-seTen Iron-clsds and ships, and twenty
taTee transports, attacked Charleston on the
.Our troops landed on Folly Island on the 9th
and-Opened heavy masked batteries on Morris
Island on the1Oth and made landing at Grand
Jan the Southern papers claim victory for
Lee. Ts.a srfT
Scouts arriving at Corinth report Bragg at
Chat auoOga, and that he lest two 32-pounders
and three iield pieces, but nad got Oh with eve
rythiug else He burnt the Bridgeport bridg1
on the Sd. Buekner had left Tennessee -
lon him. Roseerans was trying to turn Bragg
All the women and children had been ordered
ont Of Mobile. - : .-....- oil. .-
General Murray calls fer all the negroes and
men o. every description to come to him ImTne-
diately. fr--
The news Of the surrender ofviellsburg did
not reach the rebels until the 9TH.
Most Of Grant forces were then east OF the
Big Black.
General Dodge reports no forces north of the
Tennessee river, but that Big BeGr creek on his
east, and all crossing places on each side Of the
ralroad were fortified The lat heard rom
jackson DOdge's cavalry were in pursuit Of HIM
MEMPHIs, July IL.
Banks took possession Of tho works a. Port
Hudson at O'Clock P. VI. on the sth- Surren-
der unconditional. No one paroied. Inc gar
rison comprised the follOwIn Nal. Cen
uaIunefs brIg. zen BeAIe5 COls. MileSs oteAu-
man, Marshall, Smith, Hose, and others, with
over 5000 troops, 81 field pieces 20 siege guns
Inc prisoners will all be sent north. General
Banks is in good health Sherman has not had
. General engag -meht with Johnston, but IS
puFsuing him. He has picked mp large NUM-
bers ofsirsggiers in small squads -L
Huribut's cavalry ara pursuing guerrilla bands
sndeEqouDg to nd the country Of ithem.
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Reporr d the New York nInrket

For the week ending July II, 1868, by John
Bovce & Son, Commission Merchants, 63 Pearl
Street:
BUTrER-The reported victory in Pennsylvania
and Vicksburg coming Immediately after our last
report put the price Of gold and foreign exchange
down some IA per cent, and the consequence was
a general decline in produce, amongst which but
ter did not escape, and the past week saw dull
and lower market We quote Western Reserve
choice marks 17k to sc, good marks do
Middle and Southern Ohio, if good color, and in
neat packages, 10 TO exc ordinary lots IA to l5c
White and streaked butteris slow sale at y to lac
Michigan choice marks from the southern section
Of the State, II to lSc. Common Michigan "a 10
I6c. Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana in neat
packages, II yellow and even color, l6 to We, COM
mon lots, u TO l5c. We have now very small
stock OF butter on hand and do not think that
prices will 20 much lower for the present. Still
we do not miss sales at any reasonable figure
when possible to make them, believing that there
is a large stock of butter in the country to come
forward which VIII have tendency to keep pri-
ces down throughout the season.
CHEEsE-The market for Ohio is lower, owing
to the decline in exchange, but sellers are not will
ling to submit to any great decline under good
lOc, but this is rather above the market. We
quote good TO prime to l0c-. fair to good to &C.
No English dairies in the market from Ohio as
BIEF HAHs-western new per bbl. sI4.5o to
Si7.OO.
HAMs-smol,ed country cured 654 TO Sc. West
ern in bags I0S to l2c,
LARD-Has declined. but rules steady at the
close. We quote No. l in bbls. % to 95s, steam
rendered in bbls ga to ga Kettle rendered In
bbls to IOc' IrE.F
PORK-Ihe demand has been good, with better
prices closing firm We quote new mess Sl3.S7h
to SI4.Oe new clear western so to l6 o.:
prime $40 70 to Sl15l.
AsHEs-Smcc the decline in exchange there have
been no transactions. We give the nominal quo
tations. Pots sOJ-pearls 62ls per 100 lbs.
BEANs-Remain qniet. We quote mediums,
good to prime, 3 81 to $40; marrows, good to
prime, 3.40 TO $50; kidneys, good to prime, $40
TO 3.6n; mixed parcels, good to prime, 800 to
3.35; inferior 200 to 800 Quotations for beans
include packages.
EGgs-Rem1in in good request. Western. by
~ Gloss off, II TO lSc. Egg oats per bush. Cd to
I'EEswAx-saIes at IS to 4sc, for western yel-
low.
SEEDS Clover is dull and lower; western prime
new So g; lair to good do, S 10 81. Timothy
reaped per bush. 45 lbs, 90 to az, Rough fax
| per hush, sc lbs. 2 Al to ?, So
| WHIsKY-Sales at AZ to 46c.
TALLoW-Sales western bbls, 10 to l0s5; hhds
| 1Oi{ to lOH.
| DRIED APPLEs-Were higher, but have again
| become qniet. We quote good to choice new g.
to So; fair to good new 81 to &c; inferior and
old 70 Sc per ID.
| ing off till the extent Of our successes become
| known; some sales are made Of Ohio aud Michi-
/ gan heeces at 75c.
! Information furnished, and business transacted
by Il. c. DENING,
i--a- Western Agent
Office with Alcott & Horton, Water Street, Clcve
HN q
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UNIrEDSrArEs CoUKr.-The Grand Jury
yesterday, returned indictments against the
following named persons from Knox County,
for conspiring to resist the execution OF law
and for aesaulting an officer, viz:-Charles
Mckee, Miller Henry, Martin Burkholder
nad William DasenburY.
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TaE EIGHTH ONO AT GETTYsBURa.-A
letter from Lieutenant Colonel Sawyer Of the
Eighth Ohio Infantry, to Hon. s. 7. WOross-
ter Of NorwaIk, gives the following list Of
the killed and wounded Of that regiment in
the battle of Gettysburg Tue regiment
went into action with 227 enlist ID men, and
20 officers, and came OUT si;h l25; the loss
L.;,O =, al no
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rnon RosEURANs, -.

! t. . reF LOUISVILLE, July IS.
r,,1 yoonnis Of Rosecrans' staff arrived 70 day
Ool, 0lmberIand army, ordered to report
ron the Z A. chi Ell OF artillery in the dep ,rt
% Gen; BrooA- Ella, at Reueburg. he states
nent ot Monongah. N made reconnolsance o
mat Shender's divisi, oragg had sent halt his
% Bridgeport, and found 'ainder 70 Knox
vile. 'qeport vas
Dlost half ofthe long bridge at Bril- =
bnrned. The small bridge was destroye
A guard was left az Bridgsuort
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ASoTHER REGIMENT TO BE FORMED AT
CABP CLEYELAND-Another Regiment, the
I29th is to be formed at Camp Cleveland in
mediately forthe six months service. Two
companies for the above regiment are at
Camp Cleveland now and another was ex-
pected to arrive last night.
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Post 0mee Notice.

Post OHlee Notice.
PosT OFFICE,
CLEVELAND, June 26, 1858, J
Under the new Postofice law which goes
into operation July lst, 1858, POstmasters
sre persmptorily forbidden TO give credit for
postage, drawer or box rent. They are also
required to make oath in their quarterly
statements that they have not given such
credit.
Box and drawer holders are therefore here
by notified that th > reuT must be paid quar-
terry IN advance in al cases. All boxes or
drawers not paid for by the 10th day Of July
will necessarily have to be vacated.
Z. CowJEs, P. N.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND 1ARKET-,
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, |
MEnNEsnAN ENENrEa- LnlN Is 49,

mOhEAEAG AEaLAlh VI NLAA-1
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July IS, 1853.
FIour-Saes in lots of 25 to 50 bbs at $3.50; $50
and $3.50 for red wheat double extras and $3.50 for
choice white do.
Wheat-Market siagnant and unsettled. Not a
single transaction is reported The only clue to the
whereabouts of prices lies in offer of sl,l3 which
was made for a round lot free on board.
Corn-sales car shell. at 6cc, and cars ears at
5sHc on track.
OATS Sale car at 64c on track.
HighwInes-sale so bbls at i21fc.
Butrer-sales at l21f@Isc.
Eggs-Sales at lOc.
Cheese-sales Hamburg in small lots at l0c.
Receipts-3,9cO bush wheat, II cars corn, and
car oats.
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GENERAL CARR1SGroS UNDER ARREST.
Tae indianapolis Journal says: We learn
that General Carrington vas relieved of the
command of the-BTigade going to Ohio, by
General Wilcox, and placed under arrest,
and the command turned over to General
HsscaH, who leftIast night with the troops"
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MEETIBG To o-NIoHT.-This evening there
will be meeting at Chapin's Hall with re-
gard to the proposed Volunteer Regiment.
There is every prospect of the project being
carried out successfully.
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FROnI CINrINNArI.

The city VIII be released from martial law to-
morrow.
Morgan this afternoon was within twelve miles
OF Hlllsboro, Highland County. He is supposed
to be moving east.
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EISH.-150 PACKAGES LATE TRAP
II HErCAU8Hr rf..n
WHITE-RISH, PICKEREL and TROUT.
MACKEREL, in bbls, halves, quarters and kits.
HERRING, S0I boxes for sale by .
LF z s. BURGESS,
su~al Nos Is6 ans tSg Suparior-St.
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PATRIOTIC You've LADY.-A young la
dy of this city, who is at present spending a
few weeks in the rural districts, ehancsd to
be at celebration in honor OF the fall of
Vicksburg. In writing to a friend concern
ing the celebration, she says :" Last Thurs
day had the pleasure of firing a gun-in
the shape of an anvil-in honor of Grants
victory, and hope soon to do the same when
Richmond falIs.8
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NEw spysKEIsEmENEr.

Pob't Hanpa a oe-PIelsuIe Excursion.
Pslton Z Breed For Chicago and Milwaukee.
Geo. H RussH- -Divids1d Notice.
John G. Jennings Real Estate for sale.
Norli 3 shefheId-Skirt supp crters.
Gs,rge Sprsgu- Lsr1 for slls.
c. r ed & Co-Gold and Silver Wanted.
Fred. a. EasA--7 he Draft.
Baker Zap ns-Loeal Notice.
c. MoEen-PIants At Au9tiOn-Local HotSee.
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NY. STOCK MARKET-JuIy 5
[BYTELZaEAPH.l
BUFFALO AIARKET-JuIy Is,

PIour-DuH. .
WheaI-Dull and nothing doing.
GsOrn-Dull and hesvy. sales at SC.
Other grains quiet.
whisky Sales at 44c.
FreIghts -l25kc for corn and l455 for wheat to
New York.
Receipts 900 bbls -four, l4l 900 bushels wheat,
$40 o bushels tOrn and 8 Gao bushels oats.
ExpOrts-2,5n bbls -four, 81 900 bushels wheat
sl.0tO bushels corn and q COZ bushels cate.
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HORSE SroLEN.-0n Saturday night a
tbree-year old brown pacing colt was stolen
from the stable of Amos Hodgman Of Parma.
There is no trace of the thief
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MILITARY EoT1cE.-The Captains Of
Military Companies in the County must, un-
der the order of the Adjutant General,
forthwith make complete rolls of their re-
spsctivo Companies, giving names, ages and
residence Of each member, and the appoint
msnts of the Non commissioned officers, and
report the same to the Sheriff.
Let there be no delay, but let each man do
his duty promptly.
WIN. B. CASTLE, Chairman.
M. BARLOW, Secretary.
CLEVELAND, July ID, 1868. july ylS-Sdt
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ArTEHTIoE GRA7s.-It is Of the utmost
importance that every member of the Grays
should be at the Atheneum this (Thursday)
evening, at o'clock. Let no member fail.
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NJ A r IN E .

-aas PoRT OF CLEvELASD, July Il.
I- ENTERED. D..
Str May Queen, Mckay. Detroit.
Stmr Susan Ward, etrachaD, saginaw.
Stmr iii ois, Robertson, OntoaagOn.
Prop Atlantic, Pr tt Buffalo.
Prop Buffalo, Douglas, Buffalo.
Prop Racine, 6rtknr, Buffalo.
Prop Jefferson. McHenTy, Ogdeusburg.
Prop =. ID. Caldwell. Hu I, Bu-alO.
B rk FOntainelle, No ton, Marquette.
schr II. L Lansing, Gland, Marquette.
ecoW Banner, HCbbaTd, Port Huron.
ScOw General Scott, Avefill, Point au Pelee.
rcow Granville, Carroll, Rondeau.
Scow Mayflower, Argyle, kiUgsyi .le
fcoW L. B Goldsmith, BoChan, Bay City.
ScOw Michigan, hlOOd, Detroit
ScyW Mona Mallory, keby's lsland.
Scow COUiSin Mary, Root, Port Clinton.
ScOW Comet, Chapman, Black River.
ScoW R. Hays, keso, SaudusEy.
Tug Kagie, Baker, Port Stanley.
CLEARED.
Str Nay Queen, Mckay, Detroit
StInr Illinois, ROberuon Cleveland.
Prop Racine, Arthur, Toledo
Prop Buffalo, Douglas, hicegO.
Prop s. D. CALDWELL Hunt, Toledo.
Prop jefferson McHeury, Detroit.
Prop Wisconsin, Wi liaDs, 0gdensburg.
Bark FontaiDelie, Norton Portage Lake.
Schr Cape Horn, Lee, Mtrquette.
Schr Star Of the No tn, Doyle, Marquette.
schr Arcturus, Cheyne, Milwaukee.
Scow ona, Mallory, + elly's Island.
ScOw r Hays. kelso, Sand1sky.
ScOw Comet, Chapman, b ack River
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TIE DRAFT IN coNNEcTIcur.

1880 NEw HAVEN, CT, July Is.
Drafting for the First Ward Of this city took
place to-day AZ the State House. Two hundred
and twelve men we're drafted, and among them
we're hree professors, one tutor aud some nine.
ty students Of Yale College The selected men
took their tickets in good humOr. -
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TOLEDO MARKRr-July Is.

..a. ara [FROM TOLEDO COMMERCIAL.
Failure TO obtain advices fr5m New York has
cansed an almost entire suspension of business
FIour-Sales s. bbis double extra at 1870.
" hent-Saies 600 bush and $50 bush No. red
at 81 Is.
Corn-Not mentioned.
Oats-Sale 500 bush at sc. D..
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PERRT LIGHT IEFAETRY-An adjourn
ed meeting of the Perry Light Infantrywill be
held at their ArmOry this evening. A full
attendance is desired.
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THE PIRATF FLORIDA.

NEW YoKK, July Is.
The brig Hsrrietts has arrived n the crews
OF the ships 3. F. Hoxie, Southern Gross and
Red Gauntlstt, all burned by the pirate Florida
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CHICAGO BiARKET-JuIy IS,


ElOur-Dull.
COrn-Firm ami half cent higher. Sales at iel9
4sEC.
0ats-Duu. Sales 55d551zc.
Receipts-2,aB bbs -four, 1900 bushels wheat,
254,OO bushels corn .
shipmenIs-5,CO COO bis flour, 29,OCO bush wheat,
81 OCO bush corn.
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.. .1lE.aI PluLADEbPHLA, July Is.
The draft commenced to-day in The 18th Wards
Fourth Congressional District, and Is progress
ing satisfactorily.
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RAIy.-We have long wanted rain, and
last night it came lightly Farmers com
plain a good deal Of the dry weather.
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oswEGo nIARKET-JnIy IS.

FIOur-steady
WHEAT uIi. Sales red Ohio at SLID. La;
night red Indians at 81 ,25x
COrn-Du'l. sales Illi- ois mixed al SOC.
Onta-Nominal
Other grains nominal
FreighIs-Unehdnged
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GEETLENEN, if you want cool garment
20 to Robison's or Hsncock's; but if you
want cool glass of Soda Water, 90 to Halle,
II Public Square,
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A BOOK entitled Homeopathy Simplifed,
or Domestic Practice made easy, by J. A.
label, ND, new edition. For sale at Halls,
II Public Square.
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FRoM SHIELD's BATTERY.-The follow
ing letter from a member Of Shields Bat
terry shows that the boys are back in their
own State.
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Tax Books win close Monday, July 20th,
1868. HIS. WHITTLESEY,
juIyIl-449 County Treasurer.
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AN INDEPENDENT BATTERY.-We hear
it tIumorsd that an effort is to be made to
raise four gun battery, to be attached to the
I-dependent Regiment that is to be formed
in this city. The required number of men
coul easily be raised if authOritive assur-
auce was given that the guns could be furn-'
i,hed.
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STEzL1Ee's AHBRosIA FOR TIE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch23 sTRoEs & Armstrong.
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BUsTHzss NOTICES

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from silk or Bunting in bes
Vie on short notice. G. ". CROwELI Co.,
,,avl&;s51 III Superior st.
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DKErIsTzz-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at low price. dsc2R3T
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To restore the Union of the Gums and
Teeth when seeded, use Hudson's UnrivaI-
led Tooth Paste, sold BY Druggists and Den
lists generally. l
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Post once NoricO--freo Delivery of Let

Post once Noticc--[ree Delivery Of Let
tiers.
PosT OFFICE, J
CLEVELAND, July 4th, 1868.
The Letter Carriers recently appointed to
deliver Letters free Of expense, agreeably
to the New Post Ohos Laws, experience
great difficulty in ascsrtaining the residence
of parties to whom letters are addressed,
owing to the fact that the number and name
of the street are not written on the letters to
be delivered, and in many cases when writ
ten on, they cannot find any number on the
house, intended to be designated. If people
wishing to have their letters delivered at their
doors free of expense, twice day, will take
pains to instruct their correspondents to
write on their letters, in addition to the Post
Once address, the street and number of the
party to whom the letter is directed, they
will greatly aid the Letter Carriers in deliv-
sring their letters promptly and with GER
tainty.
If people living in houses not having any
numbers on them, will soc that the numbers
are put on they will also greatly aid in the
establishment of the system of Free Delivery
of Letters in this City.
If,owingtO the houses not being numbered
and the letters not having the street and mum
Der on them, the Letter Carriers should fail
to make good show of the number of let
ters delivered, then the system will necessarily
have to be abandoned as Tar as ttIfs- viisy- -
concerned The Letter Carriers will do the
best they can in making diligent inquiries in
order to hnd out where people live, but it
cannot be expected they can find where every
body lives, if the above suggestions are not
fully'carried out. E. C0WLES, P. NJ
dy:tf
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0lEoINSArI, July 10, 1858

7OlhUIAaAIII . ny To- 4oOO'
DEAR MoTHER-We are to leave tonight
on the Hamilton Dayton Railroad, for
Hamilton. The horses are all ready SO
good bye for this time. I will let you know
where we are in few days. We are after
John Morgan. am yours, as ever,
.-. GEO. NJ. PATTERSON.
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DLATED sLOP BOWLs-FOR
ZOE PITCHERS. A few more at
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Dr.. BErTELEY gives particular attention to
the trestment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
eaLly. Once west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2SS
Perry street. marl7:444
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. -ssllF00s q, beyond al question. superior
srtst aud We E5Yise those wishing to get = hne
fkeasss to call upon hin. visit to his gal
lsrys Nc. s5s Superior street, win richly repay
10th citissn and stranger RS7H
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nss-Htzsns viEhfnz conveyance to either Of tbs
sbove rsinG or BoGfs win Be called for By Coaches
I the Omnibus Once lIT Supsrior-sf. nsZi door to
The " eddsll HOuss.
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LATE PAPERS. - Waverly Magazine,
Scientific American. Wilkes and the Clipper
for this week at Bakers. r
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THE CITIZENS OF THE FIRST WARD are
requested TO meet in the lecture room of the
Plymouth Church, on Prospect street, on
Thursday evening, the 18th inst, at Z z
O'Clock, when the Committee having in
charge the Soldiers Relief Fund will make
q semi annual report. A large attendance Is
particularly requested.
E. C. ROUSE, Secretary.
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N. Y. MONEY mARKRT-JuIy Is.
BY TKIRoRAPH

Money! cha ged.
sterling ExchRnEe-UnchaDged
Goddess.
Government Stocks-United States Skies OF
1881, coupons 1855, registered lui; kives Of 1874,
registered iUi&.
state stocks s-Nissouli Skies 70 vir. mia Six
es 81.
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WADswoRTH's " Dry Up" FOB CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
ieine is the most valaa6ls remedy for CdtaTTl
We have ever sold.
meh23 STRONG Z ARMsTROEG.
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n ?.
We are authorised BY Government to coIlec

We are authorised by Government to collect
sIO0 Bounty,
1ue discharged soldiers, also the widow, children
nghtful heirs OF all deceased soldiersi also
.gELE PeasioRs,
which every discharge soldier who was DIS
ab cd n the service, is entitled Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
~ sisters IS they are severally entitled under
she law Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned ofdcers'
promptly collected, or csshad. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months neni money
ll dus teamsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out Of this or any otherwsr.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
.s ~ Avoid Clalm and Patent Agents Who
are not Ii ,enscd.
WepubIish The Soldiers Friend, PsPsf
81 much interest 70 soldiers and their heirs
Send us your name and stamp, snd We viii send
apoFy fres or twelve copies, one each month.
OF IS GEMS.
Apply to us in person or BY letter, With stamp
and your business Ebsll have prompt attention.
Fees iou, and no ehEfEs slntll after We have &C
-a' comp l'i's1 /" "'A' : AA1 G. G. BRUCE,
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