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COLONEL WILDBR's EXPEDITION.

1EM 1uhh July =.
A dispatch from TUllahoma, dated July 18th,
says Colonel Wilder's mounted infantry have re-
turned from highly successful expedition TO
Columbia and CentreVlle.
His force consisted Of the l23d Illinois and
the 18th Indiana.
The expedition was out six days and brought
back nearly 800 horses and mules, and $50 ne
groes. Eighty head ofthe stock and forty Of the
negroes were taken from General Lueius
Polk.
Several skirmishes were had resulting ia. kill
ing ten guerrillas and five commissioned officers
and fifty privates Of the rebel force General
Rubel was too severely wounded to be brought
forward. He was paroled and left in n country
hOuse.
Our loss was only one man killed.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-AbOut half past
twelve o'clock, last night, FIRE broke out in
a small tenement on canal street, back Of
LOwman's Carriage Shop, destroying three
tsnements. One house was owned and &C.
eupied by Mrs. Kilfoyl. The other two were
owned by John Lsrrimier. He occupied one
and rented the other to Mary Pike. The
contents of the buildings were mostly saved.
The buildings were old, the loss, probably,
not exceeding $3.50 or $500. The cause Of
the FIRE we could not ascertain.
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The EXCURSION FRoN THE WEsT.-The
steamer Morning Star, with the grand excur-
sion party frem Indianapolis, Detroit and
other points at the West, on board, will leave
Detroit on Friday, arriving here early on
Saturday morning. We learn that the man
ayers Of the affair propose to give on the
Morning Star, an evening excursion on the
lake, on Saturday, in which our citizens are
invited to participate. This will be the first
moonlight excursion Of the season, and at
reasonable rate Of fare the boat ought to be
filed. We are told that the Morning Star Is
fine steamer, capable of accommodating as
many passengers as the old City Of Buffalo.
-BgfaIo COurisTy 2lsf.
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CHEss PLAYlEG.-Mr. Blackburne, now
well-known in Europe as remarkable blind
fold chess player, has recently exceeded all
his previous performances by playing twelve
games at once against as many players. The
exhibition recently took place at Manches-
ter, England, before a large number Of spec
tatOrs. Six of the games were won by Mr.
Blackburne, four by his opponents, and tRc
we're drawn. Ten is said to be the largest
number of games ever before played blind
fold and without the aid of a cbessboard.
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COMMERCIAL.
ULEvELAND mARKE4s.
MORNING LEADER oTElgE.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July p, 1855. !
FIOur-sales 25 bbls Superhne at 500; $50 Ibis
red double extra at s525. and 90 bbls do Akron -
from selected wheat, at sj,s2Jkc
Wheat-sales l car on track at sl,OI; l car and
5000 bush free on board at 81 ,C6.
COrn-Sales cars sheled at 5sc; car do at SOC
and cars ears at 5sc.
Oats-sales cars on track at 30
HighwInes-sales 100 bbls at 42c.
Butter-Choiee qualities are scarce and in local
demand. Common grades are inactive at l29lsc fer
fair to good Central
Cheese-Unchanged. Sales choice Hamburger in
small lots at 95zalOc.
Eggs-sales at l09ne.
OfI-HOlders are asking Sc for Carbon.
ReceiPts-6.cOo bush wheat, cars co. n and car
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mOREAN,s RXPI.OIrs.

ClNCINNATT, July %
Morgaz passed through Nelsonyille, Athens
| County, at te1 o'clock tn morning. Our forces
| are close beh I'd him.
The Commercials Columbus special says,
| after perambulsting Athens County Morgan took
a southerly route, crossing observation-disclosures
ap4d IB6he POINT on The Ohio river above gunboat
Eayigation. and cross into Virginia.
The authorities have made such arrangements
"a will effeetuaIly cheekmate and capture his
oor,sanaud
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On MARKET.-The TitusviIle Reporter
says: "The market continues active and
prices are we'll maintained. Crude at the
wells is now selling at s. so per barrel, and
we hear Of sales being made at $500. On the
platform in this place, the price ranges from
So 90 to Ss so, packages included"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23

PERsoNAI.-Csptain William Brown of
the 4th Michigan regiment passed through
yesterday on his way home to Monroe,
accompanied by his father. Captain Brown
was Conductor on the Southern Michigan
railroad, and left with Colonel Woodbury.
when the regiment left Michigan, two years
ago. He has passed through every battle
without wound, until the late battle of Get
tysburg, where he was badly wounded.
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Respectfully yours,

CoNPLIMENTARY.-A correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette, writing of trip to
Lake Superior, speaks as follows of the
Northern Light and her officers:
'' The fates deOreed US safe arrival on
board the Light" in time to hear Captain
Spaulding, than whom no more accomplished
gentleman or skillful navigator Of the lakes
is easily found, give the signal all aboard. I"
A few revolutions Of the wheel and we are
aaoat on the broad expanse of water. Space
will not permit my giving minute account
of the attractions of the trip. Suffice it to
say that for beauty of scenery and comfort to
those seeking pleasure, this trip is most as
suredIy one Of the attractions Of the CONT
nent. The officers and employees from the
captain to the porter, appeared to vie with
each other in rendering satisfaction to their
guests"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23

HATTERsLEY.-A new supply Of guns
have isSt hif63 f6;n nIsG;HiEed q; @ r hX
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NY. STOCK AIARKRT,JuIv Do
BUFFALO MARKRT-JuIy 2l,
fBY TELEgRAPH


ElOur-Duu and no s-les
WheaI-Dull and nothing doing
Z, SOrn-Market dull AID coping. sales at 5sy
Oats- Quiet
Other grains quiet
Whisky Nominal Sales at f,Ikc
FreiEhIs for corn, i5c for What 70 NJ.
York i - ~ wheat 10 new
k6eeeIPts 1900 bbls Uour, 2fOOO bushels wheat
., M IN ments-6o0 barrels flour, So bushels wheat
l5t,OO bush corr, 4I,OOO bush oats i'''
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CLEVELAND. July 81. 1863.

I
! EDIToR LEADER Traer words you never
uttered, than the following, found in your
% leader +" this morning: " The great hard
ship to many poor man going into the ar
my is not his own personal danger, discom-
fort or loss but the uncertain subsistence
to which he must leave his wife and family.
To appropriate money for their support while
he was absent would not only not defeat the
object of the draft, but would assist enforce
ment and increase its benefits"
There are many young men in this city,
having families, that cannot bear the thought
of going to the war without knowing what
will become of their families Some of them
have life policies in Life Insurance Compa-
nies; but in case they are drafted they are
required to pay $50 on every 81 900 insured,
or forfeit their policies. Thi- payment the
most If Them are unable to make. They
must, therefore, feel that if they are killed,
their families are left destitute. This does
not look very inspiring to them. They can
not fight with any courage.
Can not this be remediod9 think It can
be very easily, and at the Same time salts
fsctorily. Let the " City Council" apprO-
pirate money enough to make a present to
every drafted man having family, and who
is not able to getit himself, of policy of in
surance of $1,000 on his life, for three gears.
This would not cost much, but it would do q
world of good in allsying the opposition to
the draft; and it would give the drafted men
the assurance that their families would not
be cast out upon the cold charities of the
world, if they did not return. Will our
" Council" again earn the plaudits Of the
people by taking some action, whereby the
poor men having families, and who may be
drafted, shall be protected?
Again, would like to ask, will q man,
having a life policy, lose the award assured
If he should lose his life in defending the
city against riot? The same question has
been raised in New York, but I have not seen
any answer to it. viii you or some of your
readers answer it?
Respectfully yours,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23

Tue Blown UP.-The boiler of the tug
Bsekwith exploded on Monday evening in
Buffalo Creek. Although the crow wero
taking supper OF. board, no one was seriously
hurt. The cabin was blown to pieces and the
hull damaged so that it leaks badly.
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The NEw TELEGRAPH LIEE.-The Dun
kirk Union says the United States Telegraph
Company are putting up the poles in the vi
cinity Of that village for the new line, which
is to extend from Buffalo to DGnkirk, from
Dunkirk to jamestown, up the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway to MesdviIIs, aud
from thence to Cleveland,
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EEW ADVERFIsKmEN4s.

Jose. Terlsy--Pressrvs Your Eyegisht.
o, Cutter Son Auction.
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt & Co. Salt
Z. C.-Wantsd.
Bichud ParsOns-Internal Revenue Taxes.
james Fry-Ordfr.
b. Moore Notice to La7ies.
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ATLANTIC s. GREAT WESTERN RAILRRAD.
We learn from the Urbana Gazette that
Mr.. Ellis, one Of the Engineers on the At
lantie and Great Western Railroad, has ar
rived there to enter upon the work Of con
structing the road between Gallon and Ur-
bana. Mr.. Ellis says that 4, 200 hands are
at work on the road, and that it is the inten-
tion of those having charge Of the matter to
have it in running order by the frat Of Jan
nary ne1t.
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Ohce--Lyman's Block. rear the Court House
Cleveland, and No 445 Ninth Street, Washing.
tOu u. o. Iuu5I:Ef
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NOTICE.-A letter is at the Postofioe,
mailed BY the Chaplain of one of the Louis
willie Hospitals, addressed to " Addison Cur
Iey's friends" It doubtless contains re-
port of the illness or death of soldier Of
that mama.
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STERLINe's ANBRosIA FOR THE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, jHdss-s
its extensive sale We have jaSt received
%aOsEvr large invoice.
mch23 STRONG ARMSTRONG.
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PERRY LIGHT INFAHTRY.-Compani A
and B Of the Perry Light Infantry were
drilling last evening, the turnout being very
good. Company B numbers 100 men. They
drill at National Hall. They will soon be
furnished with arms, which we understand
are here.
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Post once Notice.
PosT OFFICE,
CLEVELAND, Juue 26. 1863

PosT OFFICE,
CLEVELAND, June 26, 1853,
Under the new POstoifice law which goes
into operation July LIST, 1858, Postmssters
are peremptOrily 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 the rent must be paid quar-
terly in advance in all cases. All boxes or
drawers not paid for By the 10th day Of July
will necessarily have to be vacated.
E. COELEs, P. NJ.
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FBf EesT sKsHAL GEEERAL's OFFIcR.
Was IsGTl ~, D. O., MAY p, 1893 I
A LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
"a Join any particular rs gmeut Of cavalry CIV in
the neld, hrrei authorized 10 present
any time during the Hext thr. dayt TO ne Board
Of Enrolimcnt in their respective Districg > he
Board shsll examine nd determine upon the fitness
for the service, and II found 70 be IT. the Provost
MArshai OF the Dstrist ahhu give them tranEporfa-
ktata.
As soon they Mt themselves st this general
rendezvous they shal be mustered b. 3 musterine
aud digburairg officer aud paid by him the bounty
allowed by law. JAHkS b. FRY,
PromOst Marshal General. -
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WADsWORTH's Dry Up" FOR CATARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say We think this med
icine is the most VGlua6Ie remedy for Catarrh
we have ever sold.
moh28 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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OHIo TRooPs AT CHARLEsToN.-Therea are
two regiments from Ohio, with General Gill
more; the 9th, Colonel Pond, and the 67th,
Colonel VUris. Captain Girty and Lieutsn-
aat HeatOn, from this city, have command in
the 9Th.
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TIE INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES against
Manufacturers in Cuyahoga County, for June
1868, are due, and must be paid by the last
Of July. RIoHARD @. PARSONS,
jy23:4492tdItW Collector.
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WET MUSE WAETED.-Apply to DR..
Cushing jy22.449
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This shows a slight falling of as compared
with the past month, which is mainly attribu-
table to the scarcity of laborsrs, and not
from any decrease in richness of any of the
deposits.
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DIED IN NASHVILLE HOsPITAL.-Among
recent deaths in Nashville Hospitals, we're
Frank Bsumgortner, l24th Ohio, and Henry
Gardner, a citizen of Parma, Cuyahoga
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CAMP ULEvEL AED.-There were sos men
at Camp Cleveland last night. The Toledo
train yesterday afternoon brought in 43 re-
eruits. The new regiment will soon be full
enough to organize. - -------
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We are authorized by Government 70 colse
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N. Y. MONEY DIARKEr-July %.

1lOney-Contfnues easy at G 2 cent
Sterling ExchanRt.-Duil and iovrar eal1i,,
at l3I 560l35 for irse class bills -s
GOld-Un ettled- 0peniug at 25t< advanc;r, 20
20 Ginning to 245S, and closing Quiet AZ 81 ~
,-GOVeFnment -tOcks-Seven-thirty Treasury
NeIes ieos9iO3 United states SKIES Of ISL coupon,
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DEHFuTEY-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, office
90 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and st low price. dso2R37
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PERsoNAL.-The Buffalo papers record
the arrival at the Clifton House on Saturday,
of the wife and child Of vallandigham.
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HEAP QUARTEas PEovoeT MAngHAI,

brad QUARTERS PROv0sT MARSHAL,
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT OF ONO,
CLEVELAND, May 81, Is63.
The Board OF Enrolment for tbs EishteeLth Goa
gresslonal District o. Ohio, prepared 70 ac-
cept men under the above orders Of he Provost Mar
Ghai GeHerai-
northeast cafner, Government Building, near Public
Square. FRED'k. A NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
JuneEu-k-3 Al .hteenth District Of Ohis
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BUSINESS NOFICEs

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from Silk or Bunting in best
yls on short notice. 6. " GnoEEIL a Co.,
uavI4.45l al Supar7or IL
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Ladies will please notice that the sale of
Dry Goods at q. MOore's takes place on
Thursday morning. july23:449
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~ Dr. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine EaC
ElsetToPsthy, cures obstinate cases OF DyspeP
sis, Rheumstism, Serofuls, Neuralgs and al
nervous diseases, and diseases OF the Bran,
FNnB, and other Chronic diseasaa. Reteroncs
given 70 many formidable cases cured IN this
city after other physicians had failed. See sds
VoTtsement in smother column once No 1Ip,
utwaaa
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Simpson u, beyond all question, q superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get hus
LIKENESS to call upon him. visit to his gal
Iery, No. 25s Superior street. viii richly repay
brth ~itisa~ ~, -s.-aa0ar psTts
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CHICAGO TIARKET-JuIy %.
iBY TELRgRAFH,I

FIOur-Q Quiet.
al, ,02S. avs At s'''@
t,Orn-Dull. Sales at f7I4af7Fc
OaIs-Qu et. Sales at i5G5ii4r
u Receipts- barrels flour fOmO busb vrbsat
ll2,OJO bush corn. "i7a''
ExpOrts-3,2OO barrels flour, 10000. ..r
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TOLEDO hIAnKET-July n.

IFROM TOLEDO COMMERCIAL
There is nothing transpirinR in our market TODAY
upon which to base an in.elligible report The nm
settled state Of the markets kast precludes Operations
TO any extent here.
, Nhea1-The only sa'es reported To-day a e 35O hu
No. White at Sill; l,5,O lp 49,
Sorn-sales Torn s2l 6Gsbg&,I and We hear 10 figures
hye Quint and UNCHANGED
Barley-Quet and unchan ged
Wool Market is IN IRE quiet than we ever remem-
TO have seen it, and there is hardly cfe1 arriving
to enable US to name quotations. 5516Oc sthe range
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We are authorized by Government 70 collect
he
sIOO Bounty,
1us discharged soldiers also the widow, children
rightful heirs OF all deceased soldiers; also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who was ds-
ab ed in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters IS they are ssYerally entitled under
the Law Also
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashod. Also,
Prize sIOnsJ.
Money due enlisted months men money
due tesmsters, and every other class OF clam
growing out OF this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Clais5 and Patent Agents vvhn
re net Ii ,ensed.
&c publish "The Soldiers Friend" a paper
OF 10 leh interest 10 soldiers and their heirs
Send Us your name ard stamp, sud we will send
a Aeopy nee; or twolVs copies, one each month,
or 90 cents.
App1y 20 as in person or by letter, with STAN ,,
and rouT business shall have prompt sstention.
Fees low, and no charge until after VIC have &C
comp ished what we undertake.
@. G.. BRUCE,
0mce--Lyman's Block. near ths Court House.
Cleveland, and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing.
ton, y. Q. JUu5rU
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EEATHERSl---2,OO0 LBS. PRIME
Live Geese Fathers for sale By
THATCHER, GAFDhER, BURT 4 co,
- and ~ Merwiu Street
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SALE OF FTVE-TwLNrIEs.

PHILADELPHIA, July p.
The subseri rtion agent reports the sale Of
81, ,2O7, 200 Of 5-20s to-day.
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RAILROAD N8TIeEs.
CiENTRaAAIL. aAI..EZ EXPRESS B

127 Bank-st., Cleveland, UhIo.
SIa gaIla-sf- Chfra9o- " n aoorr

'NtN A1aM ooIP.E7 .EE7AfhESS lest
OFFICES. asrrT
125 Bank-St., Cleveland, UhIO,
IS Ia salle-st, Ohfosgo, ". @ SCOTT. AV.,t
lsl Broadway, y. l., =. O. MARKHAM, Ago1tI
This Company is in successful operation bstvesn
Boston, New York, Cleveland, columbus o.. sUfnF-
asl9 ~ RHsSio9 u NJ; s ~ M9BRs & Ind Ghieag0 m
neapolil, MINI and al intormediate points. ~
OIf l Onces are 9p5ns Iltn ana ieams on haud, and
dettake to forward with dispatch.
Tine Contracts given and for any DELAY beyond the
time specified, all damages will be prom pity paid
patch and at moderate rates.
special attention viii be given TO sfpr,eat n Trt
ter, Eggs and other PerishRble property which JTa
viii receive at the Depcfz aud deliver IN New Yor n
spring wagons hatfs a. moderate advance on req
ular freight tariff.
Persons desiro15 Of sending the products Of the
country to market in small Quantities vii 5ud tbis
Express q medium between passenger train ETurs51
and ordinary freight, with charges accordingly
lections made and RENTED. ~ =
Bills Of aiding given, with time specified, and sent
W !; CULLEN, Managing Director in the North
J. NOTTINGHAM, Managing Director CHICAGO.
L.W. WEEKS, President. Milwaukee
SAMUEL W. PHELPS,
Superintendent, PsinesYills, Ohio.
- The Superintendent OF Agent in Cleveland will
give rates and al Information required
iulys-sr " Bank-st Wsddeii iAS Roase Bioek.
NEW ROUTE FROM CLEVE.
IN LAND To NEW YORK, via
R-
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIEe,
Atlantic & Great Western,
AND ERIE RAILW US.
vic
On and after Monday July %. the Atlantic and
western E1Prtss Train on ihe Cleveland and ma
making at Leavittsburgh close ecOnnecti0n with the
Atiantlc and Great Western sxprCss ril a. ss43 A.
y CORY at g P n Sliamanei Al Ss45 ?. n aud
Baegtse checked through from CIe eIand to New
York, and but one change Of earSou the route. l1E
rare the same as BY other roales -. rf
Superintendent Cleveland = Mahoniag & r.
ID. +. SWhEiSER-
Superintendent A. a q. ". b n.
Cleveland, oily Is. 1:68.
OLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ All ROAD.
6M
On end nd, atsT Monday, July %, 1855, Trains val
LEAVE CLEVELAND ul
Atante Greet Western EEpses'..--.....-7s9o A. X.
Youngstown Ekprezs..- --.t.lO p. H.
ARRIVE AT OLEYELAND
Youngstown Express........ ......... g:l5 p. n
Atlantic and Great Western * 7rt ss....s 50 p \.
OHAs. L. RHODES, supf.
Superintaudent's Office, 2
Oievelan7. July L, ls63
~
@. @. 3 G. RAILROAD Col
Cleveland, o, July 10, ls53 7
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
il Of this Uomplny have declared a dividend Of 8
per cent free Of SoysTnment TAX, payable and sf-
ter the ist Cf Augrst mex
Stockholders registered on the New York books
will be paid az the oco Of the United States Trust
Company.
The Transfer Books vi be eosed from III 2Ist in
stant until august 81 GEO Il. kUSSEbL,
IuHlh-AM Trsaar-gr
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TIE LAKE SUPERIOR MINEs.--Tbe June
products Of the Copper Mines in HOughtOn
district sre stated by the Lake Superior
Miner to be as foIIoHs:
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OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUF'Y
AND IMPORTERS AND DEALERS ~
All Kinds Of French & German COFsets,
las superI6y-st., American Build gs

las saperI6y-st., American Build gs
A mil stoek Of Woven, double Diamond Bridal and
Trial Skirts constantly 90 .le' u vi s5rfs
which we self WiIG5 extra chsrge t, U5 lES 15
warranted 70 be OF the Wy - VI In re CtS
steel. nS- All parcels sent
ree Of charge. --,,l- ovchspza5
go SKIRTS, COrsets and Spiral Bt,
W1 En- they SO not prove satisfactory. -ompo-
tent Ladies' 0Oi
WHOLESALE BUYERS will consult their own
interest Dy exam ming our Stock before purchasipg
elsewhere; huy of the Hanufncturers 11d
save all Intervening Proffa, N
june3 WEISS q KLEIN, ProprJa
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INVALID CORPS.

DAROMETERS-WooDRUFF's
RendAlls, Galloway, London, Ward q Fists, at
iuaslS OOWLES', Weddsl HOUSE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-23
FROM THE POTOMAC ARMY,

A special 10 the Post, dated WashlngIoli VIll5
ed, says: t. . 9 a.,
Potomac To- day
General sickles Il gradually recovering.