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GUERRTI,I.E OPERATIONS.

LEAVENWoRfH, August Il.
About six o'clock last evening the guer-
rilla chief Quantrill, with force of about
eight hundred strong, crossed from Mis-
souri, into Kansas near the town Of Gard
ner, sixty miles below here and imme-
diately started for Lawrence, arriving be-
fore that town at four o'clock this morn
ing. He posted guards around the city so
that the citizens could not escape, and with
the remainder Of his men commenced pill
laying stores, shooting citizens, and firing
houses. --e...r
A gentleman who managed TO escape
by seereting himself in a cOrn6eld near
the town, reports that he swan the river
at eight o'clock, and on reaching the bluffs
this side, he had a plain view Of the town,
which was in sheets Of flames.
From what he saw he thinks the loss
would reach 10000 and by this time
perhaps much more, as they seemed deter
mined to destroy every thing that would
burn. We cannot learn that any resist
anee was made, the citizens being taker
completely by surprise. The first alarm
being she cracking Of flames and the
shoEts Of the rebels .#s
feared that he has fallen into The hands o
the guerrillas, as it was almost impolsibii
to escape through their lines. =
A large number of troops have baaI
sent ia pursuit of the rebels, but viii
what success we have not yet learned.
Mayor Anthony of this city, issued (
proclamation, stating to the people o
| LeaVehwoTth that they need not apprehen,
/ asy trouble, but requests every able
bodied citizen to provide himself with ID
best arms he can, and hold themselves Il
readiness to aid their friends in any part Q
the State at moments notice. -
He censures the General eommandin
the District, who, he says, with 500
troops under his command, has allowed
few hundred guerrillas to get fifty mile
into the interiGr burn a city and destro
100000 worth O. property, and int
mates that the citizens lHust depend upo
themselves for the defence o, the city an
State.
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CoLoRED CITIZENS MEETRG.-Pursuant
to call, large meeting of colored citizens
was held at Metropolitan Hall, last evening,
to consult as to the best means for securing
recruits for the colOred regiment now being
formed at Delaware. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Messrs. Langston, Mnnson,
Thompson and others. W. E. Ambush sug-
gested the necessity of conferring with the
County Military Commits in relation to the
matter, and moved the appointment of s
committee of three for that purpose, which
was adopted. Mesurs. Ambush, LangstOn
and Butler, we're appointed said committee.
The meeting thersuPOn adjourned to Wednes-
day evening next.
The colored citizens have taken hold Of this
matter in earnest, and viii do their duty.
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FRO1I EORr nIONROR.

FORT MONROE, august ~.
Acting Brigadisr General B. F. Onder-
donk, with the 1st New York Mounted
Rifles and two Companies Of the 11th Penn
sylvania Cavalry, has just returned to
Portsmouth, Virginia, from 8 long raid in
to North Carolina. They passed through
Edenton and opened contamination with
Captain Roberts, in command Of South
Mills, thence they proceeded to Pasqua-
tank and Hartford
About half way between the two places
they were attacked BY gusrrillas, and
in the skirmish they lost two men.
They killed thirty guerrillAs, drove sew
eral into the dismal swamp, who were
drowned, captured ninety horses, some
cattle, SC. The raid was very successful.
Two refugees arrived in Norfolk to-day
from Richmond who were born in Canada.
They report the rebel government as terri
bly, frightened about Charleston andsay II
il is taken all is lost.
A guard is kept about the residence Of
JEFF Davis night and day to prevent him
running away from Richmond.
There were very few troops in and about
Richmond and only one brigade between
there and Petersburg. t-
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alT NORFOLK, Va, August 21.
The Richmond Whig Of to-day contains
the following:
CHARLEsroE, August 20.-Fhe enemy's
operations during the last twenty-four
hours have been mostly confined to q
steady and continuous bombardment Of
Fort Sumter, from their parrot guns on
Morris Island.
Their fire begins to tell on Fort Sumter,
which replies only at long intervals.
The defense Of the harbor does not de-
pend maiHly,upoh Fort Sumter. Even il
that Fortress should be battered down, the
harbOr may still be held.
Governor Bonham has issued q proola-
nation urging the removal Of sll non-eom-
bafants from Charleston as soon So possi-
BILE. ls fela Far l
The 200 pound psrrOtt guns Of the enc
my are too much for the walls Of Sumter.
The fort only replies at long intervals.
Il has been determined to defend the
city street by street and house by house,
as long as foo5 Of earth lasts. l-f
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The "PUDDLERs" The case ofths men
arrested as parties to the shooting afrray at
the Puddlers' Arms" boarding house on
Sunday afternoon last, came up for hearing
at the Pelics Court yesterday morning, and
was continued to the 25th inst, Tuesday
next. Thomas Arthur, John Burnell and
VIM. HOwals, who we're deemed to be the
guiltier parties, were held in the sum of $1,000
zach. The others, John Price, David Lewis,
Thomas Thomas, John Davis, and Robert
Vail, were held in the sum of $500 each. All
but HoEals procured bail
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NETWORK mARKET-Aueust 2I.
1


COtton-Market dull. Sales at &C for Middling
Uplands.
Old dull and lower.
Sales at 4,6514 81 for extra state; and s50o95,
for extra round hOoped Ohio; s5,i5G7,00 for trade
brands. Market closed quiet.
Whis<y-Market unchanged. Sales at 454 @45c.
WhenI-Market rules In favor OF buyers.
Sales at sOc9sl,09 choice Spring 90cGal,ls for
Milwaukee Club q, Is for amber Green Bay Spring
81 l51I p for Winter red Westerni sl,s for common
red illinois.
COrn-sIarket k6lc better with limited supply.
Sales at 6966g1S &c for spring mixed Western.
OaIs-Market dali and lower. Sales at 52g55c for
Western,
WOOl-Quiat.
Gugnrs-Market firm with fair demand. Sales at
Il55c iOr New Orleans; l01l456c Tor MuscOvado-
ROrk-Market frmer and in fair demand Sales at
elI,62kNll,7j for old mess I; ei3,5U0l3,626 for
new mess O,5O0lO,75 for new prime; sl3, ,259l6O0
for new prime mess.
Beef-Quet and steady.
Bacon Sides-Marlet firm. Sales Of Western
short clear At 75ze74e.
Lara-Market firm with moderate demand. Sales
Cheese market shade firmer. Sales at ssI2lzc
for common to piime.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, August q.
Four companies Of the Sd Arkansas col
ored regiment left for Helena last night
The gemaining companies Of the regiment
will follow on Monday. ~ s1ll
General sehofeld received dispatches
yesterday stating that our gunboats had
sseeadsd White river, Arkansas, above Des
Arc, capturing three OF four rebel boats,
their crews and eargoes, all the rebels had
in tie river.
General Davidson crossed White river al
Clarendon and moved in the direction Of
Little Rock. His advance had arrived
within sight of General Price, pickets.,
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SATURDAY MoENlNG. AUG. %, 1sa
FRAVELRR's REGIsFER,
EEW ADTKRFIsKHEsTs.

@. A. Read & Co BanRers-Gold, S liver and Cou
poDs Bought aud Sold, aud Money Loaned.
=. H. Kirby-Esw Church. ocal Notice.
Cleveland Public sehool-Eo>al Notice.
O. A. Reed kCo.-Ur ited States Coupons.
Lost-Gold Far Ring
LA. s.-House Wanted
Richard O. Parsons-Tsxss-Loeal Notice
Pelton Brsed-For Ogdensburg
Bqker-Papers-Loca ocal Eotite.
Prof ]. J. Eesr-Uni teFsaliia-Lo- a. Notice.
J. Henri Dolph- Paiutir gs Local Notice
Not'oe-For the pardon Of George +. Davenport.
HID KenraI 4 C1.-New Fan Goods.
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ssIAIEREs,

WOO LEN OODs
Consisting of Plain and Fancy
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We would call attention to the para
graph in another column, headed " Draft, y
touching the proposition of the North Amsri-
can Life Insurance Company, to grant policies
to persons liable to Draft. It does not pro-
pose to withhold men from the Government,
but does propose to pay bounty of $500 to
the insured, if drafted. We would com
mend the matter to men of limited means,
and all others, as worthy of attention. There
must be no delay. Policies can be granted
only before the draft, and that may occur in
q few days. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-22

PBNwELL.-Wm. Penwen appeared be-
fore the Police Court yesterday morning up
on the charges Of burglary and assault with
intent to kill, committed at the New England
House, on Water street, Wednesday night
last. he waived an examination on both
charges, and was committed for trial before
the Court of Common Pleas in the sum Of
$3.50 on each presentment.
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Two NEW ENaLAED REGIMENTS Con-
IKG.-The SD Massachusetts, and 23d Con-
nscticut regiments are expected to arrive here
to-day the former about 10 o'clock A. n, and
the latterin the evening. Our citizens will no
doubt show their WOnted libsrality to these
war worn soldiers of New England in furn-
ishing them a substantial rspast. Elsewhere
viii be found q note from the Soldiers Aid
Society, calling for certain particularly need
cd articles.
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= Jackson, Miss. Aug. Is.
The Federal cavalry from Yszoo City
have Reached burst Station on the Missis-
sippi Railroad where they captured train
and cut the telegraph wire. Serious de-
struciiOn on the railroad northWard is sp-
pretended. The Yankees are carrying two
engines and trains northWard from Yaden
and heavy raid is coming sOuthWsrd
from the Charleston Railroad.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
A Rebel Cargo Seized by the Peo-
rva PIE at Wilmington, North
OarOliDa-.The Siege
of Charleston.
TO the Chicago Tribune.l

PHILADELPHIA, August 20.
I will give You sonae news that happen
ed some time since. 1t is reliable, though
nothing has been published about it to the
present time. On the sth vessel ran the
blockade at Cape Fear River. She was
loaded with subsistence for the rebel army.
The Colonel in command of part of
the rebel forces detained the vessel
at what he called the Quarantine. The
people of Wilmington, North Carolina, de-
manded Of the colonel to surrender the
cargo to them. He imperiously refused.
They called upon Governor Vance, who
finally got on stall in the market house
and addressed them. BE s6id they should
be projected. The Governor made formal
demand of General Whiting to deliver the
vessel to him at the Wilmington wharf -
The General hesitated, the people became
infuriated, and finally General W., to ap-
pease them, aeceded to the demand of the
Governor. After this the people demanded
the removal of the colonel. This was also
granted. You can judge from this how
the general pulse beats in that well fOrti.
fed city.
A private letter from Morris Island
dated the 14th inst, contains the following
"None Of US are permitted to write about
our movements. am well. The boys are
cheerful. All is right. We go ahead"
Another batch of eonscript substitutes
started this afternoon.
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BURGLARY.-The residence Of Mr. Samuel
Lyons, on Lake street, was entered by bur
glars Thursday night, and the premises ran
sacked. The only article stolen was sill
ver-pIated cake basket. The police arrested
on suspicion Of being the perpetrators, J JOsiah
Priest, John Day, Wesley L. Howard and
John Boran. The authorities have no doubt
Of their guilt.
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BUgIBKss NOTICES
CLEvELAND woOLEN mILLs.
4. q E. C. POPE,

supeiinlendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds Of
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NEW MUs1c.-" 1 Wish the War
we're Over" is the title of a song just pub
lished by S. Brainard Il Co., 2OS Superior
street. The words are by John K. Holmes,
music by Charles Manvers. It is probably
designed to be twin to " When this Cruel
War is Over"
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COMMERCIAL.

M0RNINa LEApEE oTTICE. }

HADA1 EFEh1Nas August zl' loos' }
FIOuF-sales 175 bbls red wheat double extra at
1885, I75 at s4s2 100 at SI,65 rs at s4,s7S 50 at
s475; $50 at $50; 200 at e. 2 30 at s5; 100 bbls
white XXX at ts5l5 and 80 do at t5,75.
Wheat-sales $500 bush free, on board and car
free board from u P. elevator at 81 Oi and gOO
bush choice Ohio white at ti,ls.
Coru-sale car at soc and cars ears at &c.
Oats-sale cars on track at S9c
HiEhvInes-sale 50 bbls at 423e.
Butter-Sale choice Western Reserve at l5c.
Rggs-Sales at sG9c.
Peathers-ssle 400 lbs at &c.
OiI-Carbon is stiff at SOC and tending upwa-d.
Receipts-5,I5O bush wheat, 10 cars corn, and 5
oata
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UNION Committee MEETIEG.-There will
be a meeting of the Union party County Cen
trail Committee and the nominees for the diff
ferent Offices in this county at theOfice of N
B. Sherwin, Saturday, August p, at O'Clock
Pm. A full attendance is desired.
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Row ON THE FLATs.-A difficulty occur
red yesterday afternoon at a bagnio on the
Flats, between the keepers and some visitors
and an individual who went into the place
and demanded liquor, which resulted in the
latter being stabbed in the calf of the leg,
inficting an ugly though not dangerous
wound. No arrest was made, the police
being unable to ascertain who committed the
stabbing.
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THFDRAFTINNR YORK.

NEW YORK, August q.
The Draft in the sixteenth ward was
completed to-day, 1881 names were drawn.
The day passed of without the slightest
disagreeable incident. The city sWarms
with troops, but their services have not
even been required.
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Special attention is given 20 the collection OF
BoUNTIEs, PENSIONS, BACK PAY, AND
OTHER WAR CLAIMS AND PRIZE MONEY.
Personal attention is given to the prosecution Of
Claims at the Departments in Washington, thus
securing their early settlement.
Application should be made at once TO D. ".
Gage, Licensed Attorney al Law and War Claim
Agent, No, les Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
sucuetS
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D. L. N.

UKIvERsALIsM.-"TheP Personality Of the
Devil. His Satanic Majesty" Prof j. J..
Near will deliver a Lecture Sermon on the
above subject tomorrow (Ssbbath) morning,
at 101% o'clock, at Sons of Temperance Hall,
Hofman's Block; opposite the POstOfiee.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
aug2I:ltd-453
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CHICAGO nIARKET-Aueusl II.

lBY TELEaRAPH-l
FlOur-4ctive. sales at e6.25 for choice spring
extra.
" heRt-Firm and Il2c better. Sales at 96c,
Corn-Firm and 1k61Ac better. Sales 50lgaO14c
-6Dnfs- On et and lower.
ReceipIs-2,7O0 bbls flour $1,000 bush wheat and
I4s,lO0 bush corn.
IS3, ,0D0 bush corn.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. q.
The sales of Government bonds to-day
united 1859, $50.
AnlS y, formation Of National banks is sb-
Iae 'rge amounts Of 5-20's and giving
5oLDins 10 ''ity and permaDenee to local
sreaser s'sOl- NSs been heretfore enjoyed
in commercial oirc.
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New CHURCH Meeting at Lyman's Hall
near the Court House, every Sabbath at three
o'clock in the afternoon. Discourse to-mor.
row by S. II. Kirby. Subject: {" The Spirit.
uaI Birth and the New Life"
auq22:453
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M A r IN e .

.....- PORr OF CLEVELAND, August p.
ENTERED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Comet, Parsons. Buffalo.
Prop Granite state, Davis, Ogdensburg.
Prop Equinox, snow, BufislO.
Prop Passaic, Mitchell. Toledo.
Prop Atlaatic, Pratt, Buffalo.
Prop Gov Cushman, LeU7s. Buffalo.
Schr II @ Post, Green, Toledo.
ScOw May Breeze, Parsons, Port Huron.
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Prop Comet Parsons Green Bay.
Prop Granite State, Davis, Chicago
Prop Equinox, Snow, Sandusky.
Prop Passaic, MITCHELL To edo.
Prop Gov Cushmant Lewis, Sandusky.
Bark A Standard. Richardson, Chicago.
Schr S G An 1rews, Jones, Prescott.
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Ny. STOCK MARKET-Auguut u.
lBYTBLEGRAPH.J
StOcks-Market dull and irregular.
OsWEGO MARKET-Ausust 2I
TBY TELEGRAPH ~

Flour Unchanged.
Wheut-Market dull. Sales Of Michigan at ~
a 80; amber Michigan sl,lS
Corn-Market quiet but unchanged. Sales Of IL
linOis mixed at &C.
Canal kFeighta-steady.
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simpson Is, beyond all question, a superior
aEtst, tnd We advise those wishing TO get hne
ikeneas 10 call upon him. visit 10 his GAL
Iary. No. s5s Superior street, viii richly repay
batk sitisaa had atranRnr RasN
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Soldiers, And Society.

CLEVELAND, August 2l, 1868.
EDIToRs LEADER: The SD Massachusetts
volunteers will be here tomorrow Saturday
morning aboutte ten o'eloek-a large regiment.
The 2sd Connecticut will probably be here
the same evening or early Sunday morning.
Please make an urgent call for supplies, to
be delivered at the Aid Society rooms or at
the depot, as early as O'Clock tomorrow
morning. Meat or chicken broth, Cruel, soft
bread or biscuit and jsIlies are particularly
wanted for thesiek.
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Ny. MONEY mARKET-Ausust a1.

RIouey-Easy at 5a6 . cent.
sterlins Exchange-steady. Sales first class
bills at l3S.
Gold Little hrmer. Opening At 25759251E, de
cliuing to o and closing quiet At 256.
Government SIOcks-i title frmer. United
States fixes OF 1881, coupons l07l0715 73O Treasury
Sinfe StOcks-Missouri Skies n.
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TIE WIFE KILLING CAsE.-The case of
John Bell, charged with the murder of his
wife, Anna Bell, has been continued to the
25th inst, Tuesday next.
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roLRpo aARKRr-Ansn.l 20.


FlOuF-yales OF l5O bbls X, from red wheat AZ
Is 5,25; 50 bbls xxx, from white wheat at f6,00-
Wheat-Sales of 700 bush N red at Si,f4 and
$50 bush rejected at &c.
and s66 bush do at 5ic; 500 hush rejected at SIC
OaIs-Sales OF 500 bush, So bush, 600 bush and
800 bush at 4Oc.
Barley-sp ing, 6jea-nc; winter, T0G7bc.
Lumber-Pins boards first clear S3l,OO; 2d do,
t26 Sd do box, s2 0 stock boards, $1,000; COM
mon do $3.50 Gull do sl O9 clear and ID clear strips
e28,O0; common do S2l co. fencing slAt Wed
shingles No. 1, S4y5Oq5,LO; No 2, 1913 G NJ. Lath,
50 = N.
WOoI-For medium grades buye.s ar9 paying
from Soc TO 6Oc.
FreiGhfs-Wheat to Buffalo 2]k@2Nc; to Oswego
&c y bush
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Auniversary weel in OberIIn.


EDS. LEADER :-Oommsnoe here, casts
Its shadows before. Seniors are re-
hearsing oratiOns and getting new
coats, professors look weary and worn,
examinations are thieksning, old faces
rs-appear upon the streets, and ami
versaries become more numerous. The first
of the anniversaries of examination OF
anniversary week, is that of the Senior Pre-
paratOry Glass, the one which enters college
Immediately after Commencement. ItOccur-
red this afternoon, and this is their
Es ORDER OF EXERCISES:
MUSIC. PRATER. MUSIC.
TheTArehimedean
PHI Kiser, Gnadenhutten.
Modern HerOism;; :; :;
Elbert W. Clarke, Arcade, n. Y.
Superiority Of the
George W. FaeHler, Germantown.
Think, and Then Act,
Fred. w. Fairfield, oberlin.
MUSIC.
Growth Of city..J. NJ. Fisher, Lawrence, Mass.
Power Of Truth---..Wm: Fl, Gates, New London
Stormy Days-.-.........J. D. Hamilton, New YORK
The Little Bound Girl,
Emma E. Hubbei, Oberlin.
MUSIC.
New EnQland.......WH H. d. Jackson, Aurora
Lights and Shadows
C. C. Neph, Coafu, y. Y.
Valedetory, .-..-.......--- George X. Nash, York
MUSIC.
BESEDICTION.
The class had handsomely decorated the
church, and had made good preparation.
They were rewarded by splendid audience,
3. -rhs.L kouoro- A. oraak r,a5or;tv ~
ladies in attendance spoke plainly of the
effects of the war on OberIin. Each aequit-
ted himself well. In fact, strange as it may
seem, the exercises of these young and IN
disciplined students just entering the eurrieu-
Lum of college life, possess as much interest
and give as much promise as any other Of the
commencement anniversaries. Nor is the
present case an exception. All did well-so
well that to particuIarize would seem invidi-
Gus. Let me however enter my protest right
here against q growing evil-Ons that
should not speak Of had I not frequently
noticed it in other cases than the present :.
the neglect Of the definite article in the title
Of an grafton. "The should be the open
ing word in several of these titles, and its
omission is painful. VerBum sapienfiJ,rs sat.
Following an immemOrial custom,-and a
right pleasant one it is, too, as my memory
assures me-the class gathered for farewell
visit at the house of Principal Fairohild, who
has had chief charge over them, and who
presided at their exhibition. OF course they
had a good time, and went home proud to
think of themselves as Freshmen fairly
aedged." LAECELOT.
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CLEVELAND PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The Fall
Term of the Public Schools will commence
on Monday, August 81. Per order,
BOARD OF EDUcATION.
Cleveland, August %, 1868.
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NOTICES,

A ADMINTSTRATOR'SN NOTICE
N Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been sppointed and qualii Administra.Or OF
the estate Of T. A. Walton, deceased
Cleveland, August 18th, ls63.
augl7-455. THOS- WALTON.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Ofice
until 2 clcck NJ, August 2ith,. 1853, for the
stnetiOn Of a Market House four hundred feet long
and feet wide, to be located on the Cen
tral Market Ground.
Plans and tpeciicAtions may be SEN and further
information obtained at the Office Of the City Civil
Engineer, on and after Friday, August a, ls63
Tne Board of City improvements invite the sub
mission of bids reservne the right to accept or re-
iect the same, By order Of the Board.
August nth. 1863 City 0ivii Enginsssr.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD
IN ERS.- Sealed proposals will be received at the
ONCE OF the City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleve-
land, until II O'Clock n, August 24h, 1868, for the
construction OF Swing Bridge accross OuyahOga
River on Columbus Street
Proposals must be accOn panied by complete plans
and Specifications with reference to similar Bridges
now in existence.
and two sidewalks OF four and half feet each, and
ons hundred and eighty feet extreme length. The
| foundations will be furnished by the city.
/ The Board OF City improvements invite the sub
mssiOn of bids, reserving the right tn accept
| iect the same. By Order Of the Board
| J. H. SARGENT,
augI245s City Civil Engineer.
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REMEMBER to stop into Bakers and pur-
chase your Sunday reading. Everything
new in the periodical, book and newspaper
line can be found on his counter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-22

CTEAMER Low.
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Sail sure on Saturday. August 20. at e>>Silg9-A--
eight O'Clock, Pm. For Freight ORD =
Passage apply on hoard to h. O. Nc
DoWeil. no III River street, or TO - -
lauF7I.g53 q HUGHES & ROCKEFELLER.