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SHIPPING.

EOR LIyERPOOL-OID BLACK BALL
LINE. The ship Alexander Aayphali will sail
hoard, foot Of heskmsn street. OF 70 KUCIf BRO.
THEIRS COFfEf, 60 South II. 300
EOR LlvERPOOL-NEUTRA FLAG
l. The BHti,h ship ANTARCTIC Sails Oct. 18Th.
Ship VICTORIA ,................Ss sails Oct. 18th.
For passage to or FROM drafts a. the lowest 20
se rAteA apply to TAPsCorr. BROTHERS CO.,
90 south 81 $40
old BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR To
SLIIEKpoQL.-vNIvE sails October eOth.
JOHN BRIGHT 70 follow. sv ALLOW Tail Line from
S S 70 no n9 p GkiSNEL ', 18Th Oct fo5
Fulton st. ADO
pASSAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD
Drafts on England. Ireland, Scotland and waaA a.
reduced rates
TAPSCOTI@S celebrate line Of IIverpooI Pack etc
comprising In part the following masnifcent ships.
Vim. Tapsrott liiberniA GenerI Mcclellan.
Antarctic, Gratitude Ne Plus Ultra
Perseverance Albion Monarch Of the Sea-
bsni'nin Adam. Eneisia i.., Sisss1s. -
-. TAPsCorf BRI6SffaiERs & Co,
SOY Sc south street. New York.
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
CPoOL.-ERlN, sails Oct 22d. LOUISIANA, ssus
bth OF fov. Cabin passage SlYs, steeraS $40, pay
~ broadway. 35s
STEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LIV-
A'erpno-Cunard Line, From New York, s4, cur
erey. To New YORK, $50 gold. OLYMPUS ssiIs Wed-
ssday, the 28th Oct Apply to WILLIAMS d
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Snnocslicc fir pem allecmcinen Demts
fben SlrbeiterDercin.
Is Bpm @eDre Serpea
You are many, they are. few. :

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Set unb 1rbsit', rltft cie Welt. q
8stc fur5! Denn 3eif 1T @elo. ~.
2n Die Gbitre podt Die Nrsb, y
8ete tar5 benn 3ett 1T 8ro6. ~ ' " !.
llnp Du aderit unD Du Idlf, ilsnral u.
llnb Ou nietelt unp Dr nG6If. 1
ltnO Du bdnlmerf, uno Du Ipinnlt ~
Sag Q 8clf, mas Du 9erpinpltft 31g
Bnflt am gBsbltuH( Gda unO geadt. Ell
aa S6iirflt i'm @r3,nnb aoblenlhad,t.
8iinif Res llebetfluiieS Som, =. 5aaH4'
6a(lit eS bod nit 2Bein uno &prn.
Dca mo lit Deim Mlal tereit? /? noa e
DpA lpc it Osin 8eierfleib
Ood tpp lit Oein marner 6eerp r
Dp6 lpc ID Dem laarfe8 S6perbt
N(les III Dein Derf 0 lprid,. f1a
slIes! aber nt6tS fir Did!
llno ppr allem nur dllein 1lF9a @ ii
Die Ou ldlnlieo'lt-Dte 5ettc Dein :
Sette, Die BEN Qeib un,ltridt,
@~'S "N'' S1ftih Htt y ttIStt lNtut----r .ttt
Die om SUB peS Ginoes lden aa-.f.r
Rlirrt-r Sclf, baS 1T Dein 2pbm.
gDas Sbr bebt ans Spnuenti6t.
Sddte ino es fGr zen Q8i6t. aoa
Q6aS Sbr mebt, sG lift Der 6lud 9a lha Q
Stir Gud Iel6f-in'8 bunte Sud. G
BaS 9br baut, tein iAisenD Dad, lad
pats fir Gud unO fein 0enlad I! b
gGaSStr tleiOet unb beldubt,
Gritt auf Gud vrll llebermute.
Menl9enbieneu, bic 92atur, 'iaa'i
Sab lte Gud ben Sprig nur2 lD e
Sebt bic Drpbnen nm Gu9 Ter -,
6abt S9r teineu s5tadsI tnebr ? l
Manu Ger grbeit, aufosipa6tl
limb ertenne Deine Waht.
gllle 0fdber lteben ftitl, 4
gBenn Deiu ltarfer Grm e8 mill.
Oetner OrdnserS9oar erblaet; raaa
g8enn On, n1itoe Oetner 2alt.
Sn Die Gde lebnft ren Yf(ug, e2e
gBenn On ruff: e8 1T 9enug.
Bred bas Dcppeljo6 entSwei, ~ @s
8re6t Die Npsb Der @f(aperei!
8red|t Gle Sflapsrei Der Notb!
8rop ilt Treibeit, 5reibeit 9rpb!
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G8 qttt eles ufwi eSe ue unfttelilenSe 0udddlber,
Gelbe I'D ais Ntt5eassttsn unp Or. scbnltons Antun-
t9ungeu eppilen SdHbtter, Stieeptdler SpmpenpuPtr
9eten eeler 2stlIendat esr UehtS ftrt ne-
brighten Sernfs itmetcn @ jsst eeclfndBtg eebtleett
BEN d -brSnQen 81. (peiuuptet Mer ptlde mnelnfli-
der gBet tn tire Sute tcmen eertus, dsen lts ritnts
ten gr Solution biGt teBbnlb fir nctbwenete Sn er-
mSbnen befpnberS FIR GpIh wes nit ieinsm 8ne unre
tannt nt eas ene Be9laub9unsen pcer Gplre tefansS
tn ieiner Siiee ltegen
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. 3 .iratn 4 slsr ;enell.

ster 5Dlde ehe bsn 0pGetgafttt beab6tstn uub Ft
ptpEiter SOmldf etne6 lube niGtS bewust
fne, oaten 4tpetsNbttd, Or. 5cbnhpn Rdtbe steten
gGe uSerrtle eeeen rte be ptpiihe roer eeiae Rer.
rdttwng 9te5barf,u It 9e 3tern upb Gdpife Ueer
fAbpung eer idredli6iten Nrt nsrhen hnea turrt. -
Derjent9e weter i Ger Sebdneluus unb HIrsrse bon
Or. pbn1Un ua;ere6t lam tbm al5 sins Gbrenniatne,
pbre 8urd)t M dnoertraua JSoersd auf feline drst.
Tide @eidtfli6fett pertaiiea.
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Ntslteb tes t6nisl9en GouesnmS br gBunbirse IN 9en
bon raSuirer eine8 Der erte nebiinien Gpueetn Der
@er Saaten Der ben gr6ft xheil ines 2ebens IN ten
Sefpleru BON 9rEben, gars Ybila6elpbin uS aneeren
@taben ;u9ebrat eiNiae Der Number baen tluneen
pouenbet BON tesen Gle Geibi6tee eer sei;m pet5. In
shltee 2etenbe t an CenfaUiei gterobtat no anber.n
krdnfteten len iple /. q. duh Die BET ploslben Sc
rdu9en su br eredtn, bic su p errStben seerinser
Rleintatetten II. 1 ~. wurhen aueenbdli9 aebetlt.
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geFabrlt6e Grantbstt.

Eenn ter irreseeitett unttase Singing ausfnSet bGs
men bat - sei6ieGt ba4 taB Elm un;ettses S9nse-
full eeer bic Surbt @nttefuu3 ibn obldredt iit an
ene su Ernbsa, uu pte or 8ri5e ibrr er;tebuu unb
ipartet 10 ianee bs bic Spnptpt ces dreden llebels
@e g. .. elm nit @ei4w4 en- entSnnfett Gals, ene tSie
9aie G&mers I'm &opfe unD in zen @Irctr &baabme ees
@eii9ts Goubbet ausm 6 ie bsr Saut 4upen ben 8ei
unp Arnen Tinnen i'm @tlhte une zen GrtreinS-
ten 4 eign ps ann hieis etet nit einer l6retlt6en
6e 9aentnren eiufl eng bas Gper fr&baren &ranf-
tetr ein 8e9ttanb les tleits :r6 unb Ger Sob enen
ldreddfu 2eiben fdSnrd Gin @nee mat tds Ct tbn rad
teretn 9afe grinsa fetr 8eiierSer rdtetrt
Us IT ene tratrse &aiafe, tas Gauienee beier frfbt-
barren &ran!et sum 0str falen, IN GOlse Der unse d
ltdte unmtlente Nrdbler nehe turdb MnreuounS eaeS
t0een @iites eeS @ trs eie Grn1itution prniten unb
ben e res 1etens In ein slenees 0aisin rerpautelu.
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DR.. Johnston
ber etn,i8s Nr3t. ms!dsr on3si i.
8a1ttmoreeOd. lpita1.
Cur nptero,adin8 Der 0uadIaI6ersi etablirt
7~ Der tta5ise pIob IL, Der g9elt, ipo iiasrs,
dnelle nab q !,acl.4s Gmfeq in SIRE
ber ein3i8s g!r5t, ws!dsr un,ei /.
aeheimea Rranfheiten

sentadt nfrSet ais ia S: 3eusunssundbistett 6&o@Gt
IN eert 9adtn ltrp bea eaferu @nanNngen ter Itsren
Inb 8la'e SaamtnerSeBunse, Sd,wae her 9erpen SRA
fbwdde Ser8ttopfet S6adtttsbett 3ftsti Wueen hpds
S6mtnbel, &pptEer8, Gnt5anSAn8 Fs Salcs, esr gtas
ter 2tnge eeS Wdeen8 Der Gn3elp+te Gnb aaer jeaer
reteI BE prn spen atIeimen Gepchnte Der 5rseab
elGe ttren Spfern eeiibrher b ais ter Streren Ge-
fang ben efSbrtcu hes llpss tctIhrsn urS pcna Mt4
ten, Gdpde ser Gpnfttutioa retpcr6rtueeu Die Gre
mSaIta laen itnb ;ulse ben T6rpsr uHS Stu erforer
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lnnag 6 0te.

BITE I'D burd beimtt 9Gfer seipi batcn bic lie 70 oft
BON bcea 4euten rSer IN be Sue lernen unb bere Sol
sen Fe aand3d fpiiren ieIt i'm S6lafe bir gplutiu.
men bic penn nnssttsttt bic Gbe anmOslid MAIDEN unb
Soper Hne Gstt serbren cnten iocrt hie nDti9n e4.
SOIde psrUnen iheu teppr lie eintfeten In tie
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li. uNse SER Nrs;ft.

Die cle Sauente ptltt isSt;tnb Ger esten etensebn
Sabre III bteer Anait tntr mn ee bic tnse rid-
ti9r pue1rtlid>en Srtrd trnen, pcIe Or, Sptnrl
f0ere eenea Die itpg$ Sappertenre unp piee nRbert
Wtaen untfr ihtet mutts un6 epsi d in Sess auf nen
Gharaer GS @bre iii 8sle anf @barotter unb Sc.
pihentatAttt %eitepffn etne binreIenee Sematrs
letfUng.
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SeiRte.

Die fGrsdbtGea 8rtnnsen bes 9aers nb iebr sa frd-
6rgdeit Der cetrsfsfts bSis gbrnnosn Mbnetcno Ssr
ber 8eienldaft uCht ra @tniamtete, Wstraueu sesen
b elbIt. But6amfe u !. 10. lnb eintae Der i&ln,men
Bpt6s.
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Oraani;As @ehmaHt

irD uneerlstI ae0els bIs soe sraft teSer 9erse
hie gte un5 gabfen,nleMi6at unm6s9 n,att k,ct eas
2pcs Oerer, bic ttreu 2et enafte unbelpanea h5tnen
nnae 9eue Ho 3u Iet 3 2tuswetfun9tn geneist, tttI
e beren TQtsfn lttt asnaa fenre obseib e dud bur9
Strttturen, Niecer9asen TN 5ar Stein ub unSere 1r-
laden entItstn ann O IL ie bod metRenttsts cine Srse
bes gebrdudheS Der ettfen Srg1ne 2Per eber mt1 es
denen taB Sic ra Der GreusIns et.r Denen utrO.
ctrh bic m bemlt6en 2atrn erseben, ais bon DsHen
Die Sa Eetfe itrb.
- Offtce: 20. z Sab.GrebertGfr.,
Fsben Ttlrsn pcn 8alttmpreltr, Sftlt@e Sstte,
Die Stufen btnouf |. . ..-r..,.
Tfan merle t6 Namen unS Sasnurnier 6e,tn utiptFen-
ts tfugeriibe Nanahsr burdrtebene nb settnlole
Quadialber, S4ubltder, Stefeiwler, StraBenrcinger
ine 2artperpuser T. 70. B regena6tse Aer3te
Inb lauern, onse3Csen pen Dr. Sptnfpn tf In Der dbe
R8. YGs Stieie mGfn enen Ypl-StamP entbalteu.
b Gins {{il"re "a = Gqee1 ,uaslIdelt.
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Y'kt {

bbenten taB elm sfunttr Gei etn slttr S5rrer Sic
nrtbweneistea @rrreernilie sur eteen Gladelisfeft
ns Sa rbne tteie miro ce 0ee te8 2eb.ns sur raurteen
Yteertatr Die 9u$1n be5 Yes ma ueriinern lid itiHe-
LID uao bic eelslp;rO ersren ppu 0erswcifuns nnp me-
landpltidin etraGtun6tn bas Wns Sic Greuten oel6e
Abfere 6entsBtn oeFireeert int. lg
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Han Y?d,-rpr

Defenders Wtlfe hie Cper ERE eanen gaers sersroen
nS ea$ jiArf n ties 8aufenee II eia Bu TRIBES Grab
reib wcde cut re et6absaen aalgne lab tnttpidelen
@erfdte&rdits nit 1eunrt Ser Dereamett ben Se
nat beeetey n FER Ser beausEoe &one entlCft tnben
tpartsn, nt5seu i6a nit pDasm 0ertrauea naten. -
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Medtsr Gmmeitttdler, @Apetse1 .
Xtmbtif 4 @d We, eerDeIaf 9Burfa
ptbtn mitber efnssrOfsnnut ttutsiJ Jp taten BET rs
49, 49, 81 Hpebtl & DtlbeImh
st(UuIt.) slQi ii5si 879 gDtR Batttntsftitr.
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8sionsage III bgad,.n! I!

Or. Sebapn bfett auen 2enen letne 6lie an r.Ide d
turb p!G eebeim uno uaturli6e Self unb E6rper ser.
fOrenee nr Die Arbeit bic @eeaI1a bic Use unfdbs
r1atenbe Safe r.oeitnldst baben. i1ftaf 80
osr ne einise rer raursen uS betlasensrrtben ScI-
gen fct ruben @eprbnbsitsn res 9dtrs Gdw DE i'm Et
Ten un6 ben lteeern Smer;en int &rpf Sdpide ees o5e.
9S @erM Der Wtu ttlrn Sersttrpien ne bSie llnrube
Magen4wate llurrbnune Ter Gerbamlnss Orsase 6nss.
sstse enttraltuns, Spmptrnte Der ShwtusIx@k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-30
DEEElQUE.vT LIST
Of Lots and Lands iat the
Cify of .AeCEasA.,

On which Taxes due ard unpaid or the Wear 1885,
In addition Ia the tsxes st forth below, there Is
cents cost on each Lot, ~ fraction of Lot, snd upon
each piecr 81 Land
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FiNANeIlL lE6 conn lEaEIlI
RIHAN OTAL.
nONEE IARKm.

MOAAAAQ LAAUBh OI4AOAl !
=. FBIDAE EFaEnEGs9 uly l. Ieo4-J
Geld PrTAaa dispatches 10 Bsnksrs here up to
soelOok to-day rs~zted Gold a. ssIIingIn Esw York
as high e. 2sS The pa,sz dispatch this evening
ports the highest rate at ts th nr5ea sbssousntIy
undergoing heavy decline AID closing at 22sa22s-
In congress to-day joiat resolution repeaFGg the
Gold Act was adopted by q large nsiority, and to
this iaCt, without doubt, Is due the 1hossoms de-
cline noted. Ths market here was considerably m
settled to-day and dealers we're disposed to be csu-
tious. The buying range was 2iOSzsO. Thsrs was
very little sold BY deslsrs the call being light The
rates early in tbs dag we've ssOa2ss bat none wOad
have been sold at these figures amer the eoss
port.
sllvsr-Huyins at hais per cent. below gold.
mSaoy-fhers ss no especial change 10 the mon
ey market since yesterday. Currency s very close,
but the demand has materially deoisned, beth from
the fact that many wool buyers, 10 consequence OF
the high prices asksd BY prOduseFs. are holding o
and borrowers generally are becoming educated TO
the prohihitic policy wbien the Banks have been
oompelIsd to adopt.
The ann 5uneement tnat Senator Fsssendsn would
succeed Secretary Obass created gratifying reaction
in money circles today and was very fsvoraby re-
ceiTsd. The high character Of Mr. Fossenden as sn
experienced hnancisr gives assurance that be will
manage tbs department. with skill and saEacity.
ExobanGo-The market confines heavy and
dull, snd buying rates are nominal. Selling rates
are . Of 9psr for currency, the fsrmsr for large
sBms
6oVsFamOns BSnss-Dsalers quote the market
irregular and unsettled, with very little movement
We omit quotations, which would DO merely nomi-
nal.
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MUsT BE sEEH TO RE APPREOIATBD.-
Florence Sewing Machine, unequallsd in
beauty Of design and style of anish, makes
four distinct stitches on one and the same
machine. 1t has the reversible freed motion
which enables tho operator, by simply turn
ing q thumb screw, to have the work run
either to the right or left, to stay any part Of
the seam, or fasten the end Of seams, without
turning the fabric. Itoombinss all the good
qualities Of other first class machines and
possesses many adv Eantages over any and all
Of them. Is the most simple and perfect IN
it, s,mschsnioal construction Of any Sewing
Machine yet offered to the public, and the
only one capable Of making more than one
kind Of stitch.
The hammer is the most practical in use,
turns wide and narrow hens with equal fa-
cility. 1t hsms, fells, binds, gathers, quilts,
and gathers and ssWs on a ruttis at the same
time.
Call and see them at No. IS, North side
Public Square. Z. W. GLEASON & co. !
june S6;l57 Agent.
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ATTEMPTED sEDUoTIoE IN CHICAGO OF A
You've GIRL FROM THE RBsERvB.-ThO Chi y
go Journal of Wednesday evening has the
following, which will be of interest to our
readers in Erie County
Some four months ago, q young and mod
est orphan girl, certainly not over fifteen
years Of age, came here from Huron, Ohio,
on a vessel, by the advice of its captain
to seek for means to support herself in an
honorable manner. She soon found bone
as a servant in the house of decent woman
living on Chicago avenue, with whom she
lived until yesterday, when her mistress
found herself peculiarly unable to retain
her longer. But, being willing to aid the
girl, she accompanied her to an intelligence
Office to seek another situation, and there
left her. The girl going out into the street,
afterwards, one c J. Sykes, a man 40 years
old, travelling agent for cigar house in
this city, cast evil eyes upon her, followed
her sbOut-not knowing that Sergeant Clay
ton and officer Kinney, of the Police force
were "piping" him-and finally, last even
ing, induced her to 20 with him to nOto-
riOus den ON QuinsE atrsat Here base pro-
possls were made to her, which were secuted,
and Sykes and the keeper Of the den not
agreeing upon the terms of the young girls
ruin, he was proceeding to accompany her to
anather notorious "hetel, at the corner of
Clark and Van Buren streets, when Sergeant
Clayton arrested Sykes. The latter was sx-
smined before Justice Mcdowell this morn
ing, and find $50 and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

ACADEMY OF MUsIO.-The fifth night Of
the Ticket-of-Leave Man added another to
its list Of triumphs. 1t is an evidence Of
extraordinary merit both in the piece itself
and in the manner in which it is put on the
stage that it alone, without the assistance Of
" star," )" has for one entire week command
ed audiences that no star except Maggie
Mitchell has drawn during the seasOn-and
that too in the very duliest time of the whole
year for amusements. This SUCCESS is due
not only tothe attractions of the piece itself,
but to the beauty and novelty Of its scenery
and to the excellent manner in which it is
rendered by the company. 1t would run for
week viths no diminution Of success, so ex-
osIIens srs Ies LasTIGs. as Cno SeHson oIOsss
in the month Of July, it will undoubtedly
continue to draw full houses until that time.
The tabIeaur of last evening were very
beautiful, and reflect great ersdit upon their
projectors and performers. Those very sue
eessful dancers, Mile Elise and Sig. Con-
stantine, won fresh demons tratiOns Of Popu-
lar favor in their new dances.
Tho house was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity last night, many members Of the
Seventh having accepted Manager Rllsler's
liberal invitation so be present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

A NovKLFY AT TEE PoLIcE STATION
The farce Of 'fThat Blessed Baby" which
Mr.. Lewis announces fer his benefit tonight
was anticipated by tWsnty-four hours, and
was played last night at the Police Station.
But no-we are wrong in speaking Of it as 6
fsroe-for the event to which we refer was
rather, to the chief actor therein, the COM
mencsment Of that sad sad tragic drama
which is called Life. Last night, at the 70
lice Station, an event occurred which VIII
puzzie the census .taksr with an eTra1an' ef
one. A lady of responsibility, from a neigh
boring town, who had come to this CITY
70 meet her husband on his return
from the East, was suddenly seized
with the pains of childbirth. Hsv-
ing no acquaintance in the city, she
was at loss what to do. A policeman met
her, and took her to the Police station,
shere, under the care Of DR.. johnson, who
was sent for at once, she was delivered of a
fue aud healthy male child. She bore the
psngs of delivery, in her novel and embar-
RAISING situation, with remarkable fOrtitude.
She was sent last night to the City Infrm-
sry, whore she will receive kind care and at
teution until her husbands arrival.
How the youngstsr, thus ushersd into life
in the City Prison, will conduct himself, We
shall be curious to discover. We hope he
will receive no bias toward crime from the
insuspicio us circumstances of his birth, The
influence of Marshal Smith and Prison
keeper Bennett, Who certainly ought to stand
as his gOd-fsthsrs, will, We trust, direct him
right.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02


DEsKRTEzs GRREsTED.-G recent Tder
been tho complaint again st the
of the Provost Marshal General, under which
alI deficiencies caused by the failure of men
draftsd on previous drafts to report will be
included In tho nsEt Supplemental Draft,
it is beginning to work some good in un-
sarthinE sasaks who hays been drafted and
are snd0s~nring to escape the necessity Of
going into the service. The xhsreabouts Of
the drafted men from the First Ward who
have been lying perdE for some weeks in
hope of sluding the Government otieeFs were
yesterday reported to Captain Nasb, and in
half sn-honr they we're arrested and brought
before the Board Of Enrolmeut. One Of
then, by name John Connolly, alias John
Campbell, halls from the classic regions Of
Michigan street.-The other, named Mauritz
Rocksrtz, from an equally sacred locality on
Kinsmaa. The men tried the role Of indis
nation at first, pretending that they were
both British subjects, but little keen cross
examination by Commissioner Kirkpatrick
revealed the fact that they had voted frs-
qusntIyiinIcity and State elsotiens They were
therefore uniformed and placed in custody,
despite the fearful protestatious Of number
Of their female relatives.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-02

BEEEFIE OF Ma. JAMES LEEIs.-We de
sire to call the especial attention of ouI
readers to the fact that this evening Mr.
James Lewis takes benefit at the Academy
of Music-on which occasion the Ticket Of
Leave Man will be presented, with Mr.. Lew
is in his great part of Sam WilIOughby, and
the performance will conclude with the roar
ing farce That Blessed Baby'" Mr.. Lew
is is among the bsst and most popular low
comnsdiRns in the country, and the mere an
nounosment that he will take q beneft, ID
enough to crowd the house. Lst his bsnefi
be real benefit to him.
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fne market opened very firm this morning tor
Flour, vita active speculative demand, and upon
the receipt Of the Rev York report, announcing
further large advance, became considerably excited
and advanced about SOC Per Dbl. There were, how
ever, no transactions rtpOusd after the news the
transactions reported bsloW hEvi, been made be-
fore Change. The market closed stll and excited.
The speculative current being entirely in the di.
reotiOn Of Flour, Wheat met with little Inquiry,
the ouIY sale We heard Of being 2OOO bu red tree
board, before Change, ct s275. After the report
holders advanced their visws salrc, but there we're
no transactions The receipts continue very light
Corn ruled quiet, bat Arsr, holders rsfnsinE bids
at an advance Of 1916 upon yesterdays hgurss.-
Thsre are no Oats arriving, and the demand is only
moderate, The market ruling firm at our quotations
below.
Provisions firm at the advance established yes
terday, but the demand is very light. Pork is en-
tlrsly neglected.
Highwlnes are yaiaa dull, but holders here are
not disposed to make further concessions ct present,
and continue to quote at rs.
BSttor Is quoted shade hEmer. There Is not much
coming forward. Eggs are steady and unchanged
Cheese firm and In fair demand
Petroleum is quiet, but very firm.
FIOur-In active demand and decidedly hrmer.-
Sales before Change were leo bbls red xxx, Mag
nOia Mills, atsll,s0, SA bbls x red, Chesapeake,
Cataract and Valley Mills ct elI,OO 200 hbIs Xxx red
ct elO2i, 100 bbs do do at $780, SEQ bbls do do at
tO.72% 800 b0ls do at sll,5O, AGO bba Xxx white at
bIi,OO. Ths market closed about zoe higher, and
firm, but without sSGs after Change that We heard
OF,
Wheat-Quist but frmsr. Sale bs'ors Change
Of 200 bushels red fres on board at O. as the
kst closing sSIOc higher, without sales.
O0Fn-DnlI, but held higher. Sale csr ear on
track at sl,2s.
Oafs-SeArcs and quiet, but hsld firm st s6es7c
from store s5a On track.
POrK-Insctive but arm. Held at f4o,0Q ior No.
city mess; Sss.O for No. 2.
Lard Quiet and steady at lso for Oily-rsndered
in tisrces
sMhksd hlaats-Less active, but firm at Yestsr-
day . advance. Sale IsOl ns dried beef at i6o.
Mess Beaf-nnL At AItz-Aaaha -
-8HTTsFz=fifmer, and In light supply. Sales at
s29s3e for good to prime Wsstera Reserve. Central
and Western sa99Oc.
Esgs-sseadV 81 2l9.
OhOOss-stssdy at II9l5 for good TO prime ". R.
New York Hamburgh l6c.
HlEhWIsss- Dull and hssYy. Holde arm at
Sl,75.
AIoOh0l-l4Oweg. Beld at $3.50 FOR % Per cent.
Hsatrai Proof Spirits q ss9lsS.
BeAHs- Selling OF o., 80 Esr bu5hsl for prime me-
diam white.
saiT- VeEg scarce, and firm. FIue s2,g5 eSsrgs
aud ground solar $500.
Drisd ApPisa-selling stesdiIY At Idso.
Dried foSohss-sism 81 aio iOr peeled and sOo
OF unpeoied.
PeIroieG4a- Quiet and nominal at sOEssao Cor re-
aned.
fstafess-Psaehhlows ia good demand, scarce.
and held at q 40.
kish-In good dsasna and firm. Whitshah, half
Dbls' s'OOi Fiekaze, half bbIs, $3.50; front. half
bDls. ss,sFi Herring t6,1s Per bbL
haiii FsSd-Ih good request aud nrm at 40 lla
1o' Oafs and corn ground together El2,Oag4s,O9 Al
the mills.