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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-28

s7ERI1xG's AHBRosIA FoR THE HA1R.-This
article is becoming very popular, Judging By
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch23 STRoNG & Armstrong.
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FoR LAKE SUPERIoR.-The fine steamer
Iron City, Captain J. E. Turner, sails to
night for Lake Superior, leaving Hussey &
MeBride's dock at eight o'clock. We under
stand that on this trip the Iron City will go
as far as the famed Porcupine Mountains
A large number of passengers intend going
on this trip, among them Mr.. Cooper Of
Pittsburg, part owner Of the Iron City.
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FROM The POTOMAC ARMY.
General SpinOla's Brigade At
tackS and Defeats Three
Rebel BFigades.
PembertOn Gone to Richmond.
HIS ARMY is SCATTERED.
THE EXCITEMENT INTENSE.
The Rebels are Concentrating
at Mobile.
FROM CRAMPS ARMY.

hOhTONj July ~
The enemy evacuated jackson yester-
day morning.
Colonel Writ Adams cavalry dashed in
and captured four stragglers.
Canton has also been evacuated.
Grants entire army has gone to Vicks-
burg.
! IAd attempt to blow up the State House
failed although it was badly damaged.
Our cavalry is pursuing the enemy.
They have destroyed all the machine
shops and rolling stock and tracks be-
tween Jackson and Vicksburg.
Mobile will no doubt be the next place
attacked.
SECOND DISPATCH.
An officer from Vicksburg says that Nc
Pherson's entire corps left that place on
the Dist, moving up the river. Their off
GERS stated that they were going to Rich
mond.
Transports from above are constantly
arriving.
Nearly all of the rolling stock and can
non were sent up to Grenada, and were
consequently saved.
JEFF. Davis has issued n Proclamation
appointing the 2lst day of August as &
day of humiliation and prayer
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TnE DRAFT IN NEW JERsEY.

AIEl7AVlI1 . u
Governor Barker has just issued a proc
lamation, stating that no draft has as
yet been ordered in New Jersey, and that
thirty days would be allowed for the pur-
pose of raising the required number Of
men by volunteering-thst whatever may
be raised in that time will be credited
should a draft be made. He stated there
would no draft for the old deficiency
claimed to be due from the State.
The proclamation closes by calling on
the people to aid in raising the quota for
this State SO as to avoid any necessity for
n draft
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FINELY PUT.-A friend of ours, of dry
humor, was consulted the other day with re-
gard to the age of horse. After carefully
scanning the horses teeth, he replied-"Gen-
tlemen. that horse has heard it thunder a
great many times" a delicate insinuatiOn
that numerous summers had passed over his
venerable head, " with some thunder and
lightning" as the almanaes say.
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PAINFUL ACCIDEET.-0n Sunday morn
ing, near BrUEnhelm, LOrain County, a
German family, consisting of father, mo-
ther and five children, we're drowned in Bea-
yer creek. They we're proceeding to church
in a wagon, and in crossing an open bridge
over the creek, the wagon, either by mad
vertenee or some untoWard eireumstances,wa
run of one side of the bridge into the stream,
resulting in the sorrOwfuI catastrophe stated.
The bodies were recovered as soon as the
fact became known, which was not till the
afternoon, several hours after the occurrence.
The horses attached to the wagon were also
drowped.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A coNsUMPrlvE CURED.

DIR. h. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
eminenoe. discovered, while in the East Indies, a
sitaiu cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered BY him when his only child, daugh
ter was given mp % die Ris child was cured and is
now alive and well. Desiro OF benehttng his fel
low mOrtals. he will send TO those who wish it the
recipe, containing full directions for making and sue
cesstuiiy using this remedy free, receipt Of their
nOmes, with two stamps TO pay expenses. There is
not single case Of Consumption that IL does not at
once take hold OF and dissipate Night sWeats, pee
vshness irritation Of the nerves, failure OF moTy,
diculG pectoraOa, sharp pains in the lungs sore
throat, chilly sensations nausea at the stomach, in
actor of the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles.
The writer will please state the name Of the pa
per they this adYertimsnt in. Address,
CHADDOCK CO.,
jyI3-l52 225 North Sd-St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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OsWEGO MARKET-JnIy Dc.
BY TELEGRAPH.
FIOur-Unc with good demand
Wheut-Dull.
COrn-Without material change.
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"ANTED.-LOCALAND TRAVEL
w ING gents in every Town or County. Circu-
lars, with TestiGonials Of laTgymen and Scientific
men, in regard to the basiUess, sent free.
lSAAU HALE, JE & Co,
iuns2s-f'3 NeWbuTypOrt, Mas
WANIED. 1000 NEW On
w BB5S.
For safe zt1 bbls LuBHIOATlEG OF Z, q choice
article, almost equal 10 lard OIL. Price low.
mayz7 W. q. SCOFIELD & 60.
WANTED-(KNITTING MAoHINE)
w Farmers, Volunteers aud Others, TO know that
heir "WOmen folks can earn % 10 go per week with
Bneof Akin's Celebrated Knitting Machin s. II viii
earn ITS cost IN tn rty DAYS Price complete, SJ0--
Weight 45 pounds Freight from 50 cents 70 81 50.
send for circular and samples (send stamps.l
ELLIOTT B BhANSON,
aur2a. .R9s I20 Taka-St- Chfcagn Ia.
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ANOTHER EXCURsIoE.-We understand
that the managers of the recent excursion
to Niagara Falls intend getting up an excur-
sion to St. Paul, Minnesota, about the 1st of
September. It will trouble those "mana-
gsrs " to fool any of the Niagara excursion
list, into going to St Paul. They retain tcO
vivid recollection Of the Niagara Falls
sKindIe for that
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FROM CHARLESTON.
The Fight at Morris Island,
ITO the Cincinnati Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA. Julv 81

ITO the Olnclnnail COmmerclal.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.
The last news from Charleston, by way
of Fort Monroe, is understood to describe
the terrific engagement, week ago. he
tween the Morris Island batteries and
Fort Sumter, and General GilmOre's battle
ries and the feet. The rebels are under
stood 10 have made desperate and vigor-
GUS sortie, attempting TO take General Gil
more's land batteries by storm. They we're
only partially successful, however, our
men being driven from their guns only to
recover them by a grand counter move
ment, ia which extraordinary valor was
shown. The fleet is said 10 have distin-
guished itself by attacking Fort Sumter at
very short range, but several of the vessels
were more or less injured in the encounter.
Sumter is believed to be badly preached,
but not sufficiently so to expect its surren-
der. Several explosions are said to have
occurred within its walls and those of the
other forts, but the results are unknown.
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FROM The SOUTHWEST.
The Capture Of JEFF. Davis Cor
respOndence,
[To the cineinnati Gazette.l

TO inc CInclnnaU Ua1tIIe.I
JEFF. Davis house has been Overhauled
by some of the soldiers. Among other
things found there were letters showing
that the conspiracy to disrupt the Union
had been in existence before the election
Of Mr.. Lincoln. Letters from Presidents
Buchanan and Pierce were discovered.
They showed no small ObsequiOusness to-
ward the mighty JEFF.
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: OM MERCIAL.
CLEVELAND RsARKRFs.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
MnWunW EvwrTrun Tr4Ir n Fag1

MONDAY EVENING, July q, 1853.
FiOur-Sales 200 bbls. red wheat double extra at
s56211 80 bbls white wheat at $500; and small
lot of suporfne at $50.
WheaI-sales 5000 bushels red free on board at
sI,O5; 5000 bushels white free board at sI,I24:
/ 200 bushels do at sl,l2.
Corn-Quiet. Sales car loads at SIC
Oats-sales at 62c on track.
Rye -Eales car on track at soc.
HighvInes-Sa,es 30 bbls at AZ.
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Sales small lots
Western Reserve at llci Central ranges at lasI3c.
iiEEEs-Steady and quiet at lie.
Oils Carbon remains az Sc and iinseed at sI,io.
Sales round lot No. !, lard oil at soc.
Receipts 1850 bushels wheat, 6 cars corn and
cars cats
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AcCDENT.-A team belonging to Mr.
Byington, Of Elyria, in crossing bridge
over Black River, on Saturday, with a lead
of wheat, broke through, (the bridge being
mu,h worn) falling distance of fortytwO
feet, upon large rocks. There were two men
with the team, who miraeulously escaped
with but slight injuries. One of the horses
was killed and the other somewhat injured.
The wagon was pretty thoroughly shattered.
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Having had over twenty years experience in the
treatment of Chronic Diseases Of every character, es
peciay the Threat and Lungs viii give perfect sat.
isfsctiOn to all Who may apply for rzeL Having had
a successful practice in the above named places for
several years with plraele success o. which sat
fsactOry reference eau be given at any Of the above
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating satst
factory the money shall b. refuuded for al sueh med
icines returned Price Of Medicine FOR one month-
IRON % o. to $500 ...l
Of every month at his residence No So Garden-sti
cleveland, o. Post Office addres5-BoI u
fsb5s. pss- -ifa-pdEw q. s. CLARK, n D.
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Recruits FOR THE RIVER SERVICE
About sixty recruits for the Mississippi
River service will leave here this afternoon
for Cairo About half of them were recruit
ed here by Lieutenant Cottle. The remain
der come from Buffalo and Erie.
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES
IL


The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th has
the following;
ATLANTA, GA, July 23d.-General Rose
Grams is organizing force to attack the
Western Georgia railroad.
Active preparations are being made for
the defense of the city and railroad to
Chattanooga.
The rebel General Bown died on the
10Th.
WASHINGTON, July q.
The following extracts are taken from
the Richmond Dispatch of this morning;
Charleston, July "a, ,9P. NJ. The bOui-
barbment was resumed early this morning
with rapid and continuous firing, until
flag of truce went down. At 9 o'clock the
attack was renewed.
This evening the enemy are occasionally
firing at Cummings Point, Fort Sumter
replying heavily. The firing is still going
on. We sent down to the feet today lO5
psroled prisoners, and received 40.
A physician just from Hilton Head says
that "a Of our Regulars took the oath of al
legianoe last Wednesday.
The casualties this morning were three
killed and six wounded. Those which oe-
CURED this evening have not been heard
from. -...-
SECOND DISPATCH.
,CHARLEsTON, July 25.-Regular firing
from Fort Sumter and Battery Wagner at
the Yankees on Mrrris Island was kept up
all night, and continued all to-day.
The Yankees occasionally responded
from their batteries on Morris Island. The
Monitors and IrOnsides, lying outside,
took no part.
The Yankees have two batteries on Nor
ris Island, and have strengthened their
position.
No casualties are reported to-day.
Another monitor arrived to-day, making
six in ALL
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FROM GRANTS ARMY.

CAIRO, July p.
Several passengers have arrived, having
left Vicksburg on the oath.
General Herron's division had returned
from Yazoo river, and were preparing to
60 to some point further South.
Sherman's old corps is still occupied at
Jackson, but it was understood that they
would soon fall back to this side of Black
river.
All seems quiet along the river.
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NEw STEANEB.-The new steamer GEL
len Burrows" built by Captain A. A. Turner
fer the Burrows Brothers, West Side, is about
completed. She is a small steamer, designed
for the Saginaw trade.
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TIE ExCURsIoS1sTs.-The Morning Star
arrived here yesterday morning at eleven
O'Clock with excursiOnists from Niagara
Falls. After eoaling she proceeded on to
Toledo.
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CAPTURF OF THE BARKS GOOD HOPE
AND ], ". sEAVER.
NEW YORK, July q.

Boston papers announce the capture and
destruction of the bark Good Hope, and
capture of the bark J. W. Seaver, from
Boston for Hong Kong, BY the pirate GeOr-
gia. The Seaver was bonded for one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
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REBEL SURGEoNs.-Ten rebel surgeons
came up on the c., C. & C. Railroad yester-
day morning from Cincinnati to Crestline.
They were captured with Morgan's men at
different times. They wero on their way to
Fort Delaware.
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GENERAL sTANLEY's EXPEDITION

NEw YORK, July p.
A special from Cincinnati to-day says,
on theauthOrity of Major General McCook,
that General Stanley took only some 300
horses at Huntsville, Ala, not 1000 pri-
soners as stated. Some 300 negroes fol-
lowed Stanley on his return.
General Pillow, with large force Of re-
bel cOnscripts, was found on the opposite
side Of the Tennessee river.
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ONE HUNDRED AND TWERTY-EIETH REG
MENF OF o. V. IEFAETRY.-This regiment,
now in Camp Cleveland, is filling up, with
six months men, from almost every quarter
of the State.
Lieutenant Colonel George L. Hayward,
the presiding officer, is resident of CIeve
land. He enlisted two years since as pri-
vate, and has risen to his present position
through the various grades of Lieutenant,
Adjutant, Quartermaster and Captain. He
was in the battles of Corinth, Shiloh, Per-
rysville and Stone River and was twice
slightly wounded, and well deserves the hon
Ors conferred upon him. Few men can be
found of more commanding appearance and
voice, and he is greatly beloved BY the en-
tire regiment. Long may he live to wear
the laurals he has won.
Several others of the officers have seen
service in the present rebellion, and one Of
them, Lieutenant William NJ. Pearce, of La
Grange, LOrain county, was in the Mexican
war, where he lost an eye, but still has an
eye lSAb AOI Luo B0Ou VI AAb COuuIg-
The following is list of the commission
ed officers, so far as aseertained, while sever
al companies have not elected their officers,
or received their full complement of men
Captain Howard D. John, Springfield,
Clark county, o.; First Lieutenant Richard
MonGoy Second Lieutenant W. J. Irwin,
Captain William H. Garrett, Marion county,
o., First Lieutenant John J. Kade Second
Lieutenant J. W Emmick Captain D. J.
Baily, Evansville, Belmont county, O.; First
Lieutenant John G. Meachem Second Lieu
tenant Charles H. Heed Captain Ambross,
Columbus, O.; First Lieutenant William Nc
Mackin Captain Mitchner, New PhiIadeI
phia, Tusearawas county, D.; First Lieutenant
Andrew Davis, New Corners Town, Tusca-
1awas county, 0 Second Lieutenant A. J.
Beebant, New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas
county, o.; First Lieutenant William NJ.
Pearee, LaGrange, Lorain county, o.; First
Lieutenant Xenophon Wheeler, Newark, O.;
Quartermaster George W. johnson, Colum-
bus, 0.
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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. MOLYEEAEs,
Gantain
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ARREsr oF CAPrAIN HoTCH.

CINCINNATI, July q.
Captain Hotch, assistant quartermaster
at this point, was arrested this morning
by order Of General Burnside, charged
with irregulsrity in his accounts, and sp-
prOpriating Government funds to his own
use,
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July 2S:45G
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5fsee-iiVnnsn'a Bloch uRar the Court House
Clsvalsne, and No. 445 Ninth Street, Washing
+on. D. c. jsn3i:t
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For Lake Superior.

THE FIRST CLASS
Side Wheel Low Pressure Pas eSy,Ie
senCer steamer ILLINOIS, John 81
Robertson. Master. will leave our dock for Onf0ua Q
on and all intermediate points Lake Superior, Of
Monday, July 27th, at 8P. n.
For Freight, Passage Or information, apply to
b. GARRETSOH 4 90,
iuly29-i50 10, RiYer-St,s Cleveland, o.
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HOUSE Or BOARD WANTED.-A small
house in good lOcslity-rent about $3.50
or board in pleasant location lin family
without children preferred) by gentleman,
wife, two children and servant, for which
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.
Tnlv Oo.15T
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The United States steamer Michigan
will remain here until Thursday, and then
leave for Erie.
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BOARD OF EDUCTTION.-At the meeting
of the Board of Education, held last even
ing, it was resolved not to re-elsot Burrill
Porter, Jr., Principal of the Brownen Street
School
A number of applications for places as
teachers, transfers, etc, we're referred to the
Committee on Teachers.
The acceptance of AnsOD Smythe, Esq, of
the position of Superintendent of Schools,
to which he had been elected by the Board,
was read and ordered to be placed on
record.
resolution was adopted requesting tho
City Council to appropriate the sum of one
hundred dollars for repairs of School Houses
during the present vacation.
On motion of Mr. Friend the salary of
the Superintendent Of Schools was increased
to 81, 800. Last year it was 81 200. By vote
Of the Board, few weeks ago, it was in
creased to 81 500, and now it is placed at
81 SEQ.
Mr.. speIman announced that superintend-
ent Smythe had signifsd his intention to en-
ter upon the duties of his Office next week
The remainder of the business Of the Board
was of little public interest.
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simpson IS, beyond sll question, superior
artist, and We advise those wishing 70 get fms
fkeness to call upon hin A visit to his gal
lery, No. R5s Superior street, viii richly repay
both citizen snd stranger RsI1
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BBLs FINE SALT IN
l prime packages on hand and to arrive, for sale
81 THATOHER, GARDNER, BURr & CO.,
AgsRta fQE Ralt Company qfQnopdaga.
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SPEcTAL DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Agrioultural--NeWs from General
Lees Army..His Strength.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l

The COnfederacy never had SO few troops
as at present. Since their recent losses at
Port Hudson and Vicksburg, all the troops
ttey can muster are estimated as follows:
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The SLIPS in the s.. Clair street NJ. E.
Church will be rented this evening July 2S)
at 8 o'clock, at the Church.
By order Of the Trustees.
Juiv 29.45C
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PHILADELPHIA, July q.
The subscription agents report the sale
of 81, ,695, 900 5-20s to-day by the various
agencies.
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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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CHBET MUSIC,
LII sOLOEONsON.

Practical and Scientific Optican keeps the largest
'oTtmsnt Of Optical INSTRUMENTS in The city Be.
ing an old and having been extensive
y paronise be has tae confidence taat his present
stock VIII warrant a continuance OF public iavOr5-
All his spectac es ara Of the best quality Of crystal
glaEHs, Rro1nd under his own inspection IN all cases
curing weakness, drOwzness and aring strer 9Th
Eerlad without pain. 100 South Side Suparicr Stree,
hrsl door 5rcm the entrance 10 the American Hotel.
1ulvJa
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AARDWARE,
W. F. 0arsV 6 90.
PLANNING MILL.

NEW PLANNING MILL-TH1
IN undersigned having thoroughly rehtted the
PLANNING MILL,
lormsrly occupied BY J. =. Psrcival on Elm-St.,
est Side, near Stanley and Graham's Pail factoryy
8 q oW prepared % do Planning, Circular and Scroll
q wing, Wood Turning and MOuldinB.
marche- R32 ~ A HRfa0N AgerE
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RECRUITS.
M EN- W A N Ute DHAAA
o. 8. Wy. WRRY

sEAMEN, ORDINARY SEAMEE and LANDS
MEN, who have the usual Surgeons examination,
BY presenting themselves at the Rendezvous receiY
ed on the following terms:
- An advance OF thres months to Seamen, and
Ordinry Saamen and Landsman.
n Permission 20 leave an allotment OF hall pay to
their families, 70 commence from tho date Of their
nlistment.
Pay from Sl2 to $50 per Month
800 BOUNTY
ea-FOr furIher information enquire at No. ~
Bank-St- Lieut.. COTfLE,
mayll- U. 5. Navy.
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Ny. BANK sTATEMENT-Jury %.
N. Y. STOCK MARKET-JuIy "a.
Inr nnrnnn AL
BUFFALO MARKET-JuIy rs.

BUFFALO mAhkET-July 20'
by TELEGRAPH
FlOur-Quiet. No Sales.
Hheat-Dull and heavy.
COrn-Dul and heavy.
Other grains nominal.
WhislEy-NO Sales.
RreIghts-Vcry firm, carriers asking l3c for Corn
and l7c for wheat to New York
Receipts-ll,OOO barrels -four $4,000 bush wheat
700 900 bush corn.
ExPOrts-No flour, So 900 bushels wheat 1874, 900
bushels corn, 81 ,0y0 bushels oats.
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The ROBBERY AT RoCHEsTER.-We cop
led few days ago, from the Rochester Dem
Oerat, an account of the robbery of Mr..
Rutter, of Memphis, of large sum of money,
on the cars at Rochester. The Democrat of
Saturday says:
All of the money lost by Mr.. Rutter, the
Memphis broker, has finally been recovered
except about SIS which the thief had spent,
having changed one of the $50 gold pieces
This has been the most daring robbery that
we have been called upon to record for long
time, and the prompt arrest Of the gang of
robbers, and recovery of the money, is almost
unparalleled in the annals Of detection
Yesterday morning the prisoners were
brought before Justice Wegman, at the Po-
lice Court, for examination. Mr.. Rutter was
present in Court and readily identified Hy-
man, the leader of the gang. The proof was
of the most positive character. He was held
to await the action Of the Grand Jury, and
committed in full. The accOmplices of Hy-
man, Wolf and Benson, were discharged, as
no charges were preferred against them.
They were, to say the most, only accessories
after the fact, and as they had committed no
Covert" act and received none OF the plum
der, it was thought best to discharge them.
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RUaTNEss EOTInRs

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from Silk or Bunting in best
yle on short notice. G. ". CsoEELL Co.,
nsvls.s5l III Superior St
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n. Y. MONEY mARKRT-JuIy %.

MOney-Continues easy at 6 2 cent.
sterling ExchnnEe-Firmer. Selling at 1889
l405s for first class bill 8.
EOld-Firmer, opening at 2s5k, decling to p and
closing steady at 25c.