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IREN1ONi n. D. August ..
Volunteering in this State is progressing very
brislyly, About five thousand men have been
oItai6ed since Governor Parker's proclamation
Was issued.
Three new batteries are complete, and one
regiment Of cavalry and two regiments Of infant
Aluest every toanshipi in the State Is atworz,
and h is expected that in few days the quota
IN New Jersey will be filed by volunteer enlist
rneuts thus doing away with the consumption.
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PIoTUREs AT AUCTION. - Prominent t
among the artists of Ohio is young artist of
this city, J. Henri DOlph. BE has produced
a number Of paintings Of great merit, which
he proposes to sell at auction, on Tuesday,
the 2deOs September, lto-morrOw,) at C.
Shaw 4 Co.'s music store, No. 1872 Superior
Street, where The pictures are now on exbi-
bitiOn. Those desiring to purchase some
paintings OF rare excellence should be on
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FROM MEMPHIS,
Ganeral Grant Dined and Wined in
Memphis.
[To the Cinelnnati COmmerelaI.l

MEMPHIsi mug %.
General U. s. Grant arrived last night
from Columbus, on the City Of Alton, and
has been rendered public dinner, at four
o'clock this evening, by the Mayor and
Aldermen Of the city, which he has signi-
fed his willingness to accept. he leaves
tomorrow, on the City of Alton, for below
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-31
Fa0M NEW ORLEANS.
Business at a Stand Still--The
Situation at Mobile.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l
NEW ORLEANS, August 20,

VIA CAIRo, August %.
All business except Government bust
ness is at stand still There is almost
no distinction between loyal and disloyal
citizens or strangers-sn have to take the
oath of allegiance before landing. Should
er-straps cOngregste at the st. Charles
and in all the drinking and gambling sa-
lOons-they are of the dressy, not the
fighting sort. Were the river opened,
trade here would be very limited, as all
products are cut of, and there is no money.
We hope for tidings from Mobile in a
few weeks. The citizens are reported to
be anxious for surrender of the place.
JEFF. Davis has sent special appeal to the
citizens Of that place to stand by him.
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The National Taxes against Manufactur-
ers, &C., for July, 1868, in CuyahOga County,
are due. Such taxes, as we'll as those on the
Annual List for Licenses on Income, Car
riages, Silver Plate, &c, must be paid during
the month Of August. Only United States
money received. Once open from 9 A. n. to
3PM. RICHARD G. PARSONS.
Cleveland, Aug. 20, 1858. Collector.
aGg2l:455
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LIZ TowH.-Lieutenant Nathan Bingham,
Quartermaster Of the 1st Wisconsin regi-
ment, (whO took the place of his brOthsr,
Harry Bingham is in the city. BE left Ste
phsnson, Alabama, about a week ago. he
saw Colonel Barnett and other cleveIandeFs,
Who were we'll.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-31

HAD HIS POCKET PICKED.-M Michael
o Poole, who has recently been employed in
a subordinate capacity in tho. Quartermas-
ter's department in the army in Virginia,
came to this city the other day and stop
ped At tavern on River street, kept by one
Gilmartin. Yesterday afternoon he got a
little g BY the head through drink, and
while asleep in the back partO Of the hotel a
man named Francis MeDOle stole in and
picked bis pocket Of his portmOnie. contain
ing two ten dollar bills. The culprit was
arrested BY the police last evening and the
stolen money found upon his person.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-31

THE NEw DEPoT OF THE MAHnEIEa RAIL
RoAD.-A new depot for the Cleveland and
MahOning Railroad is being built on Scran-
tons Avenue, which is the continuation Of
Seneca Street. twill be about three hun
dred feet in length and will be completed by
the lst Of October.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
PersOnaI--Snrgeons for Charleston
ITo the Chicago Tribune.l

ITO the Chicago Tribune-l
WASHINGTON, August %.
SurgeOn-General Hammond is about to
make tour of inspection to the hospitals
on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
General Meredith, who has charge Of
the exchange of prisoners at Fortress
Monroe, informs the Department here that
Colonel Straight and his officers VII be
placed on the same footing as other Pris-
oners of war.
A number Of surgeons have been sent
to Charleston in anticipation Of coming
events.
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A2N A1s-aAi-a =
Hover 4 Higbte Kew Autumn silks.
PsIton Bresd-For Chicago. aF
Hover Hisbes-Army B,azksts--
samuel neslis-Hotiee -
Uower Higbee-BlOuse Flanneis
Hussey 4 McBride-For Lake Superior.
John L. Fish -Administrator's Notice,
Esther Eddy and BETTY -COrrespondeDos
Wanted.
ThoI Bolton-CoEs Taken Up.
Krsuss Bro-Bew Wood Yard.
G. H. Gray-osnTasseIs Wanted : wr
Box ls75-HouEe Wanted.
New England House-GoOd Cook Wanted.
Wn. WarmlAg,on-LOealN Notice.
E.O. Rouse-Local Notice, asr--a.
rs. PaddOck-Attsntion, Grays-Bootl Notice.
Fugitive Aid s, s,eisty-Looal Notice. a&
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STREET BRIDsE.-An iron bridge has
been constructed on Main Street, West Side,
over the excavation for the -Mahoning Rail-
road running to the old river bed. Travel
in that direction, which has been suspended
for some time, can nov be resumed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-31

NoTIcE.-The Fugitives and Freedmen's
Aid Society will hold its annual election Of
officers Of the Society for the ensuing year,
at the lecture room Of the Wesleyan Church,
corner of Ohio and BrOwnell streets, this
Monday evening, at ~ o'clock. A full at
tendance Of members is requested.
Per order President JAS. T. ALsrON
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aug31.

ATTENTION, GRAYs, Co. A, 29FH REeI-
MEET o. V. M.-You are hereby ordered to
appear at the ArmOry, Tuesday morning.
September lst, 1868, at IA o'clock, fully
armed and equipped for two day S muster and
encImpment. T. S. PADDOCK,
aug3l:2t Capt. Commanding.
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VoLusTEER MIEITIA-The Volunteer
Militia, rank and file, 60 into Camp, at Camp
Cuyahoga, on Tuesday morning nsxt snd
remain for two days. The rsginent Of this
city will meet upon the Square, on Tuesday
morning, at o'clock, aud march to Camp.
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s7KRL1Ke's AKBRosIA FOR THE HAIR.-Thii
article is becoming very popular, judging By
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
meh2s sFRoHe 4 ARMSTRONG.
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SAN FRANcIsco, August %.
Dates from the City Of Mexico have been re-
ceived up to the 24th Of July
portion Of the united French and Mexican
troops had moved sixty miles westward from
Mexico to Cuernavaca.
The intention Of the Trumviate to recognize
tn Confederate states was continual y yfoFeshad-
owed BY the imperial Press; the recognition to
take place a. soon as the news reached Mexico
that Macmillan accepts the crown.
news nom the Juarez Government is unim-
Porta1t: II was understood that he was busying
himself with encouraging guerrilla expeditions,
some OF whom were led Dy Americans
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OA.RO, August 30.
General Steele is moving towards Little Rock
The rebels are concentrating to oppose him.
The rebels in the Trans Mississippi Depart
ment are organizing for better rconcsrt Of action.
General Grant and A. A. G. Thomas LEFT Mem
phis for Vicksburg on Friday.
Most Of the cotton lying at The mouth Of White
River was accidentally burned.
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mAXImILLIAN AOUEPrs.

boBToE, August 80.
The Memorial Diplomatique OF the 18th says:
We are happy to be able TO announce that his
Imperial Highness, the Arehduks Maximillian,
accepts, with the consent Of his august brother,
the Emperor Of Austria, the crown Of the New
Meyiean Emnire.
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PROPOSALS.
0POPOSAIS FORNTASONR1

DROPOSALS FOR MASONRY
Sealed prop sails will be received until twelve
O'clock, August st, ISIS, a. tbs Office OF the City
Civil Engineer, for rails ng The center Pier Of the Co
lumbus street Bridge consisting Of Hammer Dressed
Masonry.
PLAYS and specifications for said work may be seen
ct said Engineers Uico on and after Tuesday, Au-
gu-t 25th.
The Board OF City improvements invite the sub
mission of bids reserving the right 70 accept or
iect the Fame. BY OsdcT Of ths Board,
j. Il. 81 R8ENT,
augen-F5 Citv Civil Engineer.
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A. C. WILDER,
NJ. J. PARROT,
H. j. ADAMS,
NT---1.- wT~fa-a


The Sentinel, published in Western Missouri,
was destroyed Thursday night, by a party oi
Missouri State Militia. The paper was loyal and
has done much good for the Union cause in
Missouri and Kansas.
ST. Louis, August 29.-The Democrats Leav-
enworth special says the largest meeting ever
held there assembled last night.
General Lane offered a resolution which was
unanimously passed, calling all loyal men on the
border, that can be spared from home protec-
ton, to assemble at Pamela, on the eighth of Sep
tember, with such arms and ammunition as
they can procure, organized into companies, of
twenty men each, under a Captain Of their own
choosing
Lane spoke two hours, saying the people Of
Kansas must depend upon themselves for pro-
lection. He exhorted every man to be ready to
march, at a moments notice.
Hon. A. G. Miller offered a resolution in be-
half Of the Com mittee on Resolutions stating that
the tragedy at Lawrence was directly chargable
t. the imbecility and inefficient policy of the
commander Of this Dep plrtment and demsn ting
the immediate removal Of General Scho6eld.
Mayor Anthony offered a resolution that the
counties of Platte, Clay, Buchanan and Andrew,
IN Missouri, be held responsible for any rebel
outrages in Kansas, north Of the river. The
penalty to be total devastation Of the line fifty
miles vide along the frontier.
All resolutions offered were unanimously and
enthusiastically adopted.
Several speeches were made denouncing Scho-
field and the policy he has pursued.
General Ewing telegraphed to Lane to-day
saying that ne would defend Lawrence and Kan
sas aud requ sted him to use his influence 10 pre-
vent raids into Missouri. Lane replied that he,
with five thousand men, would assemble at
Pamela on the sth of September, to give their
services to him, and If rejected, he would ap-
peal to higher power.
Ewing placed two companies Of troops at
Platte city to protect the citizens against avengers
from Kansas.
La "a numbers of men are returning from
Prices army, and are organizing INTO guerrilla
bands in Clay and adjoining counties, preparing
for raids on the border.
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PHInADEIFHIA, August 80
The rebel papers Of the 29th announce the
death OF John B. Floyd at Abingdon.
The subscription agent reports the sale Of
$50, $50 worth Of 5-20's on Saturday.
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TIE PoLIcE ExCURsIoE. = In conse-
qusnce Of the managers of the Police Exeur-
sion being unable to procure q Band, Lc-
lands being engaged at the Camp of Instruc-
tion, it has been deemed proper to postpone
the E1eursien for short time. Due Notice
will be given of the time of its occurrence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-31

TIE Eutsrpian Mipstrels at Brainard's
Hall, attract a large number Of visitors
nightly. The Company numbers several
very excellent performers.
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CoLozEL EEFE, OF The ssh o. vi, is
nov in command Of Camp Chase.
Brigadier General Mason is at the Angler
House to-day.
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AGENCY for 5-2o's
LOCAL NOTICES.

UNION LIGHT INFANTRY
Company B, 29th REGIMENT, o. V. NJ.
August 29th, 1868.
All members Of this Company are ordered
to report at Sanford Hall on Tuesday Morn
ing, September %, 1868, at 7 o'clock,
with blsnkets, tin cup, plate, knife, fork
and spoon for camp duty.
Every member is expected to be present
and no excuse will be received or leave Of
absence granted until reported in camp.
By order. W. WARRINGTON.
aug3l First Sergeant.
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FROM INnIANAPOLIs.
Fremont's Peouniary Troubles
Adjusted.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.I

IEDIAEAPOLIs, Aug. %.
A recent letter from a member Of Gen
ersI FremOnts staff, says that the Gsntra-
has succeededin adjusting all the ditheul-
ties heretofore surrounding the MsripOsa
Grant and settled all of his California
business, which leaves him over a million
and half dollars worth Of property.
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REBUILDNo.-stanley s Graham's Pail
Factory (the cold ExOhange') on Main
street, West Side, which was destroyed by
FIRE two or thIes months ago, is being rebuilt.
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WAETED.-Seversl young men, Is years
of age and upward, to take charge Of carry
ing the MoREIEG LEAEER on different routes.
This will be good opportunity for young
men going to school to make a handsome
earning before breakfast. Apply at the
LEADER Counting Room.
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PROM BOSTON.

BosT0N, August 30.
The prize steamer Cronstadt has arrived with
six hundred bales Of cotton, two hundred bar
rels Of turpentine, and two hundred barrels Of
rOsin. slLL IVA
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On. BETTELEY has removed to the Office
Of Dr.. Blair, Erie street, first door south Of
Euclid, Augusts:12S.
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THERE were several arrests yesterday
but none Of any importance, save in the
grand larceny case, recorded elssFhre.
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HEADQUARTERS TwESTE-NIsTH REG /
IMENT 0. Y. NJ, August %, 1863. I
GENERL ORDER NO. 2

GENERL ORDER NO. 2.
The Regiment will form on Company G,
on the north side of the Public Square,
promptly at nine o'clock, A. n, Tuesday, Sep
tembsr 1st, 1868.
The companies will appear in uniform,
armed and equipped each man will provide
himself with blanket, plate, knife, fork,
and also pair of white gloves.
The Regiment will form in the following
order: Company A on the right, Company F,
Company D, Company c, Company H, Com
psny E, Company G, and Company B.
By order, JOHN N. FRAzEE,
aug29:454 Lieut-Col. Commanding.
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Co. F, 29rH REGIMENT, O. V. livery
member of this company is ordered to re-
port at the armory, on Tuesday morning
next, at u o'clock, in full uniform includ-
ing gloves. Each man will also provide
himself with a blanket, knife, fork and
spoon. By order of COmmsndant,
C. c. ROUsE,
aug3l. 1st Sergeant.
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JULEsBURG, NEB., August %.
Governor Evans and Major Love, Commission
ers TO treat with the Arrapahoes and Cheyennes,
are here, en- route to the treaty grounds on the
headBaters Of the Platte.
Prospects are far for getting the Council to-
gether
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IT is expected that the Erie s Pittsburg
Railroad viii be completed through to Pitts
burg By the 1st Of December next.
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COLONEL VIZ. B. WoODs Of the 10th regi-
ment, who was in town for several days last
week, returned to his regiment on Saturday.
Colonel Woods was at one time speaker Of
the House Of Representatives A brother Of
Colonel Woods, Charles R. Woods, is now
Brigadier General. He was Lieutenant in
the regular army when the war commenced,
but has advanced himself to be Brigadier.
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-Brigadier General Yiele was
at the Angler over Sunday.
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ACcIBEsT On THE LIKE SHOaE RAIL
ROAD.-The COnneaut Reporter says that on
Thursday night a boy named James Marsh
met with a severe and perhaps fatal accident,
while Attempting to cross the track upon
which q freight car stood, by climbing upon
the " "bumpsrs" and falling. His right leg
was nearly severed about midway between
the knee and foot, and his left foot was Sc
verely injured by being crushed into the
grnYels The injured leg was amputatsd.
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CLAIMS AND PATEETs.-BOunty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to us and we will send you our paper.
c. G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, DC. june3:R2s
THE yearly meeting of the Disciples
for Cuyhoga county will be held in grove
one mile northwest Of the village of Colla-
mer, commencing Friday, September fourth
at two O'Clock in the afternoon.
aug29:454
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smvERTHoRE has made great improve
msnts at his place this season. Drive up
there snd see fer yourself.
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STRUcK TwIcE,-Among the men recent
ly drafted in iGirard, Pehnsylvania, was DR..
James L. Thayer, Of Thayer & NOyes' Circus.
Thisis the second time tn at be has been
drafted, quite contrary to the saying that
lightning don't strike twice in the same
place." The Dr.. is big enough to be drafted
three OF four times, and then not be more
than even with common people.
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PUBLIC NoTICE.-The Fall Term of the
Public Schools will commence on Monday,
August 81. The teachers are desired to meet
at the Superintendent's office, in East High
School Building, on the Saturday previous at
O'Clock P. n. BY order of the Board of Edu-
cation. WV. W. Andrews, Sec'y.
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ARRESTED FoH GRAND LaRcEEY.-On
Saturday afternoon the police arrested man
named Henry b. Green, q Lieutenant in
militia company from Lucas county, new in
Camp CuyahOga, on a charge of stealing $500
from his Captain. He obtained check for
$500, and SlOO in money, which he claims be
found in his Captaia's tent, although he sc-
acknowledged that the temptation to keep
the property knowing that it belonged to
his caPtain) was too great for his honesty
He Acknowledges to-day where he had con
cealed thsPOeket book cont aining the money,
and the police on going to Camp to-day
found it as he had described. Lieutenant
Green is in prison awaiting examination.
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UEiteed states Circuit Conrt--septembel
Term, 1888.
Term commences September 1st, Judges
swayne and Wilson.
ASSIGNMENT CIVIL CAUSES FOR TRIAL.
sEsrE,IBEn 2
Cases Nos. a, 45, 80, A.. 2s4 275. 2g2, Ssl.
14G-Farmers BankTs. Kirkland.
4sO-Breen vs. OTerroeker.
69l-Bayard vs.. Guebhard.
1l40-SteWRrt vs.. StarkWeather.
SEPTEMBER 3.
saI-Ward vs. Chamberlin. &c.
s7T-Baidgin vs.. P R R. Co, &c.
s9I-6ans, Leberman Co. vs. KrePs, &c,
922-Jennings vs.. Orr.
sEP1EHBER l.
sss-MeBride vs.. Delong.
sl4-HOwe, Jr. vs.. West q ". Manufactur-
sEPrEHBEE5. 5.
745-MOrris vs.. Lewis.
sEFTEuBEn 7.
591-Penn, R. R. Co. vs.. Sergeant.
= s9l-Wilbur vs.. S. 4 I. R. K. Co.
sEPTEMBER s.
s43-SIoran vs.. o. &P.R.R. R. Co.
s94-Auldman vs.. Fisher ct al.
sEPTExBER 10.
1o96-Freneh vs.. RawsOn.
sEPrEMBER II.
14Os-Smith vs.. Marsh.
ll20-Swain VS.. Schooner Comet.
sEPrEMBEE u.
Il75-United States vs.. Hawk.
sEPTEMBER Il.
II57-New Haven Bank vs.. Rawson, &c.
SEPTEMBER 16.
12o9-Fearing q Hinckley vs.. Merry & Gay.
l2l0-Fox 4 Polemus vs.. 80 ="
I2l5-United States rs. Harsh.
l237-Talcott vs. Rouse Clark.
1052-Fargo ct al. vs.. Union Bank, &c.
SEPTEMBER p.
IO6l-Webster vs.. Judd Linseed Oil Co.
ll3s-United States vs.. Porterfeld.
l206-
SEPTEMBER p,
I9s-Pergo q Bulkey Us. Terrill, &c.
10sT-DarE vs.. Whiting, &c.
The days upon which no civil cases fall ara
devoted t. the disposal Of criminal business
TIE large pane Of glass that was broken
while being put into the show window of
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PEcK s. Masters Ship-Yard has beer
removed to the fats, a little below the SenecI
Street Bridge.
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WANTED-A Coon Cook, WASH
w HR ard Iro1er, Tor g Imall family. Als3-a
smart scfive Girl Eurte and Cham b. rulaia Geod
wsqas paid and goo refort noes Iulred- Appy at
fq5fete-st augfs-i55
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HOME AGAIx.-Mr. Geo. L Clough, the
artist at Green's Photograph Gallery, has re-
turned home from his excursion to Lake
George, in Northern EeW York His porte
folio is full ofsketehes, from which will grow,
under his skilful pencil, numerous beautiful
paintings s.'.a :. =--
Mr.. Green has been to New York recently,
and obtained all the new improvements in
thePbOtOgraPhic art. BE has all the faciIi-
ties as well as the genius to turn out the very
best pietuFes that can be made.
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DESERTERS.
EsE RS.

HEADQUARTERS PROyOsF MARsdAL's OFFIOG,
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. Is, ls63.
A REWARD OF $40 AND REA-
IA SOHABLE exp snses incurred, viii be paid TO
any person for tn apprehension and delivery of De-
serbeT e this once
By order Of Col. James B Frv, Provost Marshal
General U. s. FkEDK A. NASH,
Captain and Provost NJ srshal
auras-ti7dEz IRfh nistrirt nf thio.
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son TIHERN FNTELLIGENCE

Demise Of John B. Floyd.
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-17 fFIT.n aTO HrFF.r aIOsEH
WfSre.7 2 sHo1FID, p g BOARDlEGf y aalt-
.IEE I" ond other short nciiee1, not eEoaaallg
r1ul L1fll, inserted twice II t1lf coiul-l -
3 cents for lIl cTlr l1r1 LIMA snd nos 81
l----u- rInEr IL !. l.---a -h1ll r.lal-
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Execution Of Five Deserters.
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BOmbaFdment 70 Continue.
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Sumter Not in Our Possession
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n. Y. MONEY MARKRT-August %

[BT TEI EGRAPH.l
HIoney-Market easy at 5a6 2 cent
Sterling EXchanRe-Firmer with moderate
business doing. Sales at l37t0I37T
GOld-FiTmer. Opening at 2i4, and closing firm
at 254.
GOveFnmeut Rtocks-Narket firm. United
States sixes Of 1881, coupons 1913; 7-30 Treasury
notes l06A0l07
Total exports spscie to-day sl,O'2,5ss. n
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Fort Wagner Not Yet Taken.
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For Lake Superior.

HEELEGANTSIDE ~
Il Wheel and Low Pressure
Steamer, ILLINOIS, ROeer son, sZzzsae7A%
master, will leave our dock Tor CntonaRon and all
intern diste p0rts on Lake Superior, on Tuesday,
september lst, at O'Clock P. NJ
HS-For Freight or Passage arply to
aug29-l55 Il GSRRETs1 IN \ 90. .
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FROM THE POTOMAC : ARMY.